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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-30
EXPRESS, STORAGE, BUs AND CAB.

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ROBES TRANSFER COMPANY = 100
West Seventeenth street OLD pnone
1897; new phone 515S. New storage
building Express, baggage, bus and
cab calls answered day or night
EwERT & RICHTER = Express and
Storage company. having unequaied
Facilities Tor moving. storing, packing
and shipping household goods. and
can quote reduced freight rates 10
Pacific coast and other points. Write
or call ONCE and warehouse. s2z-
226 East Fourth street. Davenport,
Iowa Telephone 5ss-
EDUCATIONAL
AUGIJSTANA COLLEGE--Business de-
partment A thorough business tram
Ing given for entry into commercial
life Terms reasonable Apply at
Augustana college
VILLA DE CTfANTAL@A home school
conducted for girls by the Sisters OF
the Visitation. Rudimentary ana
higher branches and all polite &C
establishments taught TwenIetn
street and Fifteenth avenue ROCK
Island. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-30
Trains

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL
Railway-D., r. l. IL ". w. passenger
station at foot Of Seventeenth street. 8.
r. STODDARD. Agent. L. l.. Hinrichs-
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-30
Rock Island q Peoria Division.

a, arrival; d. departure: . daily ex-
cept Sunday.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY
Depot, Second avenue and Twentieth
street Telephone. old west $50, new 6l1o.
l.. A. RIDDEI.L. Agent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-11-30

FOR RENT-Two or three furnished or
unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping. with furnace heat, at u very
reasonable price. at 1O44 Fourteenth
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
{ COTTON SPINNERS.
Meet at Charlotte and Form
New Organization.
Z (By Associated Press q

c,IIAIal.o TTE, n. q, Feb, 4 -Alasnulfac-
turers OF hosiery Or softScottton yarns yarns in
North Carolina. South carolina,5 Georgia.
Tennessee and Alabama, said Ito TO repre-,
sent moro than 4 majority q southern nc.
spindles' SO engaged, met hero to-day ana
completed tho 4 organization begun at q
meeting held at atlanta last SATURDAY
by forming the Southern Soft Yarn spin
ners'a Association, the principal BUSINESS
OF which will BIO the enforcement OF con-
tracts between the spnners nnd com,ll,s-
sion houses or kntters for tho purchase
of yarns
Officers were elected as follows: Presl-
dent. j, W. Cannon, Of Concord, N ~
vcc-presldents, T.. y. Tyson, hnoXVli!e'
Tenn; S, a. Carter, Atlanta; 2. p Nc NC
MILAN, 'ralladega, Ala; secretary and
treasurer, a. G. IIutchlnson Charlotte
n. G.
Reports submitted to the assocIa ton ion
4 n d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
dist Church. by Row. Mr.. Claiborne. rector
OF John Memorial Church, from tho text !:
let Your Lights 40 Shine" q. y.

dist Church. BY Rev MI. Claiborne. rector
OF Johns Memorial Church, from tho text
Let Your Lights 40 Shine 1, 4
4 Tho delivery OF diplomas occurred on Nom
day orening. January both. In The nssenibly
mas 10 Miss Maud Chennut, Prince Edward;
Minis Janlot Crutc. Buckingham; Miss Mary
Jenries, cupeper. The following young lnd e es
Cooke. chesterflcldi5 Miss Eleanor Abbltt. Nor.
folk; Miss Lucy b. Anderson. Albemarle; Miss
arsery A.knsp cnest e MiT Y
;ravoly. Henry: Miss Aiaude q, Ives. PRINCESS
Ammo: MISS Lizzlo Js,,es: noeehana; Miss Ms
MIS- sie n Nay sye Moore Kiss zaes
II e Smith. Cumberland. Miss Ursula J. uck,,
Halifax; Miss Alice *. Ware. Isssex;i M!aa
asas R HssHies .s
3Alen, King and Queen. ii fj5i5 f, 5sfl
After this interesting ceremony. President
Jarnlan introduced Judge Asa y, Wn2.
In turn. In a happy manner, Introduce the
speaker OF the evening, Hon, robert pithers:i
OF SUFFOLK, His eloquent address, was full of
ne
with great feelings OF the past history Of
Virginia, as contrastAd with her present. ana
hope that her greatness be restored u, Future
1t tho conclusion tot this programme tho
domestic deparmen gave panqI Se IN mGnSf
member Of tho January class Of 1905.
Mrs. Jane H. Cochran inc new lHhN9oh,
arrived on Thursday, January 26th. AfterSa
few days spent in becoming acquainted with
her surroundings Mrs. Cochran ,entere 90 npons
was accompanied By her daughter who VIII
be her guest for q while,
The hear lest praise is due Miss Mary White
cox Who has SO ABLY discharged the duties
Of matron during tho past term, ~
The spring term OF this school session b !, !;
sjnsges ARC now in excellent working order,
About thirty new students are enrolled,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

have never been probated, and Il their
contents were known to the heirs. might
make important changes In the disposi-
ton OF some estates. Several Of these
documentsar arc quite old, one bearing date
1858. I, y
The Mayors suggestion to close all
saloons IN tho city between midnight and
g q clock In the morning Will again be
discussed BY the Council Monday after
noon, and 1T Is expected that an ordi-
nance will be passed to that effect 'riic
Council will also adopt a measure in lri
Ing President Roosevelt to visit Peters
burg. 5 aia . a 81. ss5 !,
Mr.. u. III. Plumlner, who was seriously
Injured Thursday afternoon by falling on
lev steps at his home, Is improving. MI.
Plu1nner was found unconscious ana fo l a
timo was reported to be IN very DANGER
GUS condition. Flo was attended by g i sew
ernl physicians. I, 49,, u
MRS, 5CIIAArBEIaLAYNE'S E F'U!NloRAA9Ll,
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Chnmser-
Jayne took place this morning from GRACE
Episcopal Church. The Rev. g. Bra Bran 7!
Bryan conducted tho funeral services 80 !,
The interment was in Hollywood lel Gene
tory, Richmond. fs t5 /, !, !.
East Hanover Presbytery vii meet az
Tain Street Church IN this city during ING
Aprll. H Va 5ss N 81 a asGi ,559 tS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
FARMVILLE NORMAL,
Especial 10 The 1umea- plspateh.l.

rs. Especial to The INmeaT DIspatch.
VA Feb 1.-The commencement exercises o.
tho graduating class OF January, 1907, began
Fr!dny eyeAing, January, eth, with president ts,
occas on was Of great social Importance, over
six hundred Invitations having been sent out;
Every available spot IN the pHlld'rs was ~
recep ion 81 friends, Tho reception hall. as.
senlbly hall, and, dining room were protsssey y
Ieihg red and gray, the class colors, Y !,
president and Mrs, Jerman ware apslste
In receiving BY Mrs, Jane IS, Cochran and
4 saturday night was the occasion Of the
class exercises, at which the following pro,
gran,me wns well rende red Sa . A. s.
c,lass song Class Poem, Miss Mary Jeftrles;
Glass pr2rhesy Miss salie DAVIS! GIass Song
Address, Miss ZardIo smith; Class Song,
The baccalaureate sermon. was delivered on
Sunday morning January 10Th, at ne Metho'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
P|'.AS1T|:|N||A|IS|:'T.|E:..|R:||!S|'''
ASSOC|A T|0N.
Wills in the Peters
burg Clerks Of
IL. CONTENTS WERE KNOWN
s1tt Might Make. J. q Big Difference
in the Disposition 81 Ger
tain Estates.
II The Tines.Dispntc h.)

3sFA5S1& Especial to Inc kIlmc9.OisPhtcnl 5lg{ YS
PETERSBURG, VA Feb. 4 4.-'rhe past
ma sters OF tho several lodges OF .A1asaon rs
;int Petersburg organized last night g g
past Masters Association, and 3 elected
tho following officers: President, II Il.
Smith; First Vlce-F President ". NJ Camp Jam
bell; second yIcc.resldent, AleSa nd !,
Meyers; Secretary, 3. r.. Keller; Treas l,l'a g
urcr, w. w. Presson; serg eant-at Arms I'm
D.. r. 5Dabney. Only N1asons who have ltp
been past masters Of a lodge nre eligt-
BILE to membership. Tho association VIII
hnve a banquet on the evening OF Feb '''t'
ruary 22d, Yashington's birthday.
", Tho odd Tellows Of Petersburg vii on
Monday night entertain Grand Master
Morris, Of Richmond, who viii pay m
official visit to the three Petersburg
lodges. II :.
IIoLD-OVDR WILLS.
n a. numberof wills. left by their makers
at tho office OF tho clerk OF the court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

GAMBLERS ARE ARE MIGRANTS
House Passes Substitute Va:
grancy Biil-A Remarkable
Case Of Death.
.lspee.alto rhc MINES. pIspatch.2

RALEIGH, NJ. O., FEB, i.--Reprcscnta-
tive Young, Of Asho county introduced
iii tho House to-daysa Lii TO prevent
liquor from being imported into North
Carolini.9 t, prohibits first the shipment
or lntoXlc;Lnts from ono point within tho
State to another Within the State, and
then provides that IN cases where rail-
roads. express companies or pthcr COM
mon carriers receive liquors at points
Carolina such packages shall be cons
vcyed 10 the first station within the Dor
dcrs Of North Caroline and notice sent
to tho consigned, and II he does not
apply for it at that station within thirty
days, Il shall be sold at auction There
are clauses eXemptinS common carriers
from civil action for stopping the pack
ages at the first station within thn state.
lnStWid Of delivering It atfthe shipping
station OF the cnnsgnee
N.AGRANcY BILL.
The House passed the Judiciary Com
nittees substitute vagrancy Bill, With the
ariundmont That ii not apply 10 fathers
| who live OFF the earnings OF sons over
eighteen years old. The colnmttce sub
| sttiute Is far reaching and important Va
| grants are declared To be all persons
/ strulling about the country IN dlcncss,
! withanD visible il ears Of support; persons
Heading Idle, profigate AM immoral llfe,
without lrorertN 10 support them, and
who arc able 10, but do not Work; per-
SONS nhle 10 work, having no property To
| supprrt them. and haveno Visible means
! of fair. honest, reputable livelihood PER-
sons Who live by stealing OF trading on
stolen property; professional gamblers
living IN dleness and all men who 1.-Two
in ideness OH wages Ut mother wire or
m'nrr children. Punishment is $50 fine,
thirty DAYS imprisonment, for first Of
fense, and for subsequent offenses service
on public roads six to twelve months,
ABOLISH DAYS OF GRACE.
'rhi Judiciary Committee az tho lious'
to amend the negotiable instruments Law
by nbolishrw The days Of grace,
The Board Of Aldermen last nj sht elect
ed Crimes j, L'owper TO succeed w, y
Jones as one Of the three dispensar,
4 commissioners. and Increased the sala
riss OF all the officers and employees o
! the dspenaary The insrea Sc Of lie .ian
I ayers SALARY Is from sl,2no 10 sl,5tos
I The lne9iH 10 'in pots Of ground u
} Appomattox battle ground presented i
the State for the placing Of n,amoria
4 tablets n tic r1lfr Uf 18Th CnrlliNi
| tronpS, has been rec ~ d ~ Govern !
I Glenn,
/ UNIVERSITY APPROPRIATION, 4
The bill introduced IA he House o
Representatives fer The maintenance G
tho ITniDcrsilS OF North Cmc,ina carrie
$4,000 appropriation for current es
penses annually and an appropriation q
/ $50, 900 for the erection of a building TO
J Chemical laboraf2rics, hal OF the amour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
.Bright's Disease and.
Diabetes News.
o1787 Bro2asdwa:y. ,sal, Franclsco,

IS 1877 broadway, San francisco, 4
TO the church women OF the South;
Ittis so hard for people to believe that that
5Brights Disease and Diabetes are now
durable that I am. asked to permit re-.
ferenca to ms own case, There are too
many dying to remain silent. X had both
Brightsj Disease ana Diabetes for over
Ave years, Was very feeble, had dropsy,
ana the physicians Told us tho case was
hopeless. 81 | heard that people were being
cured In this city and procured the treat
,ment, In a few months the dropsy dls-
tappeared and In IN ~ ar / was we'll TO
show: how well, will say tina later stood
q capitnl opera ton ut the Waldeek Sanl-
tarjum In the presence OF SIX pllyslela ms.
Many friends. including Dr. Markell, 81
5Cloyurdale, and Judge p. II. Cutler, or
pine street ,nre fully cognizant Of my
recovery. # In fact, Judge Cutler Is hlm-
self now recovering under the same treat
mens. Let the cure be proeclltaa lined 80 ms
Vs. MRS. $, u, cLlNE.
This is entirely eorrect- 49,, -,
The above refers q the newly discov-
ered Fulton Compounds the first cilrls IN
tho world for Rights Disease and Dla,
,betes. Owens s. Minor DRUG 20. IS loe a
agent. Ask for pamphlet,
When to suspect Bright's Disease
Wen kress or loss of Weight; pliny anklas,
hands or eyellds; Kidney trouble fer ! ne
third month; urine may show isedlmen
failing vision drowsslness one OF more
Of heSe 81 ftSf 55 }} L ~ g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
KLoss BRINGS SUIT.
Manchester Man Seeks Damages
for False Arrest. lEat
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch2

3@1H7I 1SpeCinI 70 MISUNDERSTANDING IN
pRED ERICKsBURG Var Feb A.
John kloss, of Manchester, VINO was ~
.nedllinr brooms without a license, ana
i il 500 ~ the Mayor, sustained BY ne
Corporation Court and reyersea! by ne 1's
Court OF Appeals has entered suit {; IN
spotsylyania Circuit Court against col
Ionel -. -. Cole. chairna Of the finance l!e
COMMITTEES OF the degickshurg B Clty
Council, for $1,000 damages, On ne clarse
that no Colonel Cole) was Instruments ~
In causing Klosss arrest,
George and Gus Frye, the two negroes
charged with tho murder OF Richard
johnson, and out on bail, have been re-
arrested and lodged in spotsyl ynnla Scoull-
~ jail new evidence against hem nay
Ing developed since they were balled'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
WEST 3, 81; 81 POINT : VA, I

58 Especial to The Tin,est Dispatsh.) , v, !
school, has beensssu suspended for several days
on account Of The sickness among teachers
Miss Katherine pEneRnq 1a K las
R,ehn,uson. another teacher.gis Sick and Miss
Lily iI Johnson "a third was called home. near
ohoke this ~ Illness q 'sr J %u,nsa
has pneumonia and Is no better. N.s5 $s
Dr.. ", Il. Gatewood Is quite sick. !, !,
The West Point Female Seminar /, w 'n &c
OF The building, has not resumed, Professor
Retha expects to resume II the near fatttpIr Yrs.
The West Point Dramatic Club Is GEL eitih "
the y, NJ G. A. G, S{t9 flS3 tses .9.5 Ak A ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
The Helsers Put Back.

" . Especial 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.] @7s1T
az the Southern Railway Company at this
place. 81 CO. Who have been working In the cold
Since last Sunday, were to-day furnished
with the Gus omary heaters and the Same
have been Installed at various points on
the yards, in the shops, and In the round
houses. Ali Of the men are now being
com fortably cared for and serenity once
moro reigns III tho camp. For q week q
serious strike had been threatened. .n 'i
appeered WITH the installation Of the
hen terS,' sG53 rs 81 s2t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Epwortl1 Leagues Rally,

1,bc rn,yorthT l,.enuues OF RICHMOND and .Man-
ch.sSer Nave Mans well UNDER way for a
rs rally sSs e q IN IN HeV
SIrse IN MeahoIiss mhath 81 Danyl!e yu- has
been secured az tbs principal speaker and 6 hs
Mi address tic eng theIs fr|nas 1
ne topic Tho plSsoysry ms eo osys1sii
eherge &c expect also 70 shorty announce n,
terestins musical md literary numbers III
addition TO Mr.. LaHpeth'a aoutsss' y Ni5sSfi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

TO be available during 1905 and the re-
mainder during 1906. There Will evldently
lie practlcallyIno opposition to the bill. Z
A remarkable case comes from $Bruhs-s
wick county. Mrs. Moreno A. Morse,
while in church attending special SER
vices, gave her Christian experience :, slhd
declared her readiness;to die at any time
her Master might call. She took her
seat and the next instant fell over dea q.
Tho occurrence created u great stir and
no little CONSERVATION In the n mel gl1t't'r
hood. j q
In The Senate, the House bill regnlatt +
ing tho sale Of cornlneal passed and IS
ordered enrolled for rat fcatoin. MI. SIN ).
c;air's bill! to allow he Governor TO grant
conditional pardons passed. The bill to
establish Hot Springs county was tabled
Mr.. Eler!introduced n resolution calling
on Congress- to prohibit Interstate COM
MERGE In udulterated foods. 3{s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
PEOPLE in Gloucester.

. iSncciaI ia I,rhe Tines- Dlspatch. n
c;l, o inriSi1'ER q, HI VA. Feb 4,-Mrs.
FranSlin pabney< ii1as returned from, q short
visit 10 New York. accompanied ny Mrs. anu
Miss leah Leah Taliaferro Is in Hampton.
Mrs, Lock and Miss Plummer, Wno ! nate 9
been guests at Sherwood have 4, returned z 70
Mr' and Mrs. Cheney md family have
returned 10 Warner Hall from q Visit a 70
MI nnd Mra. Lehman gave q dinner Sat-
nrday The Invited guests We're Miss Norah
Taiinferro. Misses Kitty and Leayy Mcloona!d,
ani s fsrrs and d''! Nj Charles saxelby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Nearly Frozen in the Street.

. - (SpcciaI to The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4. CIIARLO OFT E.733s .sS Cas- Tel. Macs
Hunter ayoung while man 10 o fG;ou - lal,,
ing, lying upon tho street nearly frozen.
III a half hour physicians said Hun ,'a, !
would have benz q corpse. Hunter NAG
fallen within few yards Of hi =, meme I.IdId
cd TO the fatal desire to sleep, HIS cloth
ing was frozenMtos him. but ftcr much
hard work physiclails,t saw ed his y fe.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Clara Jacobinsol,. Of New York, former
IL &C Richmond left Richmond Wednesday
evening to Visit her friends, Mr., and Mrs.
sam Atandle,I 6potta, Ga
8 Miss Rose V.sSWatkins. Of South Boston, has
returned homo after delightful visit to Il
relatives on Floyd Avenue. .
4 Mrs. L. q, s;chwe!ckert Is critically III with
with pneumonia ut her residence, No. 913
North Nineteenth Street Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
FLAG RAISING.
farmer Thrown Under His.
Wagon and BadlyHurt.

~ - tspecial to The TInes-Dlspatth.J
WIN. ..lssl'E;R. VA. Feb i.--trhc first
tl:ig ralsing that ever took place IN Fred
.acrick county occurred III the presence OF
n vast crowd Of people at. Center School
mouse near Clear Brook, to-day when the
5si.a tiorill flag was unmarried. u County ST.
5fperintcndent II. NJ. Lynch and other prom
$incnt 1len made addresses.
8: The breaking Of a trace caused John
55Shoemaker, OF Wardensville, W. Var, 10
lie thrown under a heavily loaded wagon
to-day and he sustained injuries that
may. prove fatal Two wheels of the
wagon passed over his body, breaking
several bones and injuring him internally,
Sic is tho father Of a large family,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Booker Washington Speaks

pu,IA rp sny AssoipsA IA. Febs Booker ~
wash,nston tonight delivered an addrssz ha;
fes ihs nmer!sa 9 Ths ks sa
nroblen as an educational Problem" hts
made strong plea for diSyelSRns mt 81 ins
negro race not only nentslIy ~, "a Il
cd 70 IS supply Inc wap.s that naturally follow
q higher education D, ii At x Saiss Nj 4 ss s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

ltCFi III t;4'I 81
showed tbet trade to be I'm good shape hal g
with .practi no yarn TOR sal e.
THE, new organ zatior the soutn-
ern Hosiery Yarn Spinnerss 81 Association
which has been In existence for Y years
Thc matter OF q scale 9 prices u was Y 3
considered, but the action q taken Win ~
regard TO controlling prices was no no E dir
}yulged. ~ 4ffitsgeSgas IA sl$ iFis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Students Converted,

Especial to The TImes.DlsPatcIl.l - 4. \
EMOisY, " Al Feb ~ Frank JAMESON.
q DAYTON Tenn has 'ust, e.Hsedh e 1de
Emory and Henry College. a large part
Of The student BODY were converted, MI.
jackson is an old student Of the college,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

10 Dressing sacques, SIC.
100 Corset, Covers, DC.
575c Corset Covers. 43c.
81 BYulsa- Moi silk wasting
soc. 81 81
Mems 75c. Gray Mixed !. q
45c. n
Csc. satin Striped Madras
1Olac.8 3;ss {, <, NJ
1s 2-ac. White Muslin, 40 inch-
es wide, nc. 4 III n (. &; &. 81 j.
10 csc. Curtain Muslin, 0 3-4c,i
$3.50 Roller Tray Trunks.
$b.15. s..
12!sc. satsund Pongee 81 y 1- &c.
87lsc. Mercerlzcd Madras zoe g.
s lac. Apron Glnghams,
12iso. Percalc, 9 tie =. q q
yard.
Mems Linen Collars, 1bc.
value, 1Olsc. n n. ;5s
25c. sTalcum Powder Powder, 4, &C. &c a. 9.
can. sl; s. Il !,
Hamburg Tabs. zoe. II
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19

And still they come! Notwithstand- ing the fact that the European gov ernments do not favor emigration and are trying their best to make it as diff ficult as possible and in spite of the fact that the American authorities keep a sharp lookout to prevent unde- sirable foreigners to slip into the coun- try, the immigration is increasing at an enormous rate The number of inn migrants during the fiscal year which ended June 3O was 1,027 421. an in year and % per cent more than in year and 20 per cent moer than. in 1903. The ratio of exclusion was some what higher, being 11,563, against B. 769 in 1905 The greatest increase was in the number of immigrants from Russia. This is owing partly to the war with Japan, the inner disturbances in Russia and the constant persecu' ton of the Jews in many parts of the empire. The class of immigrants com ing from Russia is not very desirable but more so than a large percentage of the immigrants coming from cer tain parts Of Austria and Italy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19
ROYAL ARCANUM.

Two Ways to Help the Order-Ar-
 canum JOttinSs.
 There are two ways in which we can help the order. One Is by directly do- ing the particular thing required from us; the other is by giving our moral support to some one who is wiling tc perform the work for us.-Keystone Arcanian.
 The Royal Arcanum was organized h Boston June 23. 1877. with nine members Today it has a membership of over 3f5.OO0.
 Howard C. Wiggins of Eome, \. r., Is now supreme regent of the order.
 The meeting of the supreme council next year will be held at Old Point Comfort.
 The supreme council will spend S13,- coo this year to extend the order ;n states where no grand councils exist.
 At the recent supreme council meet ing a measure was passed under which members convicted of felony in any state court shall be expelled from the order.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19

It seems that President Roosevelt has been persuaded that railroad rate regulation will not demand the pro posed extra session of congress this fall.
 Says the Tucson Star: The Bisbee Miner wants Governor Kibbey to quit -pEacticing law, stop bossing the party -as chairman of the republican territor ial executive committee, or ask the president to appoint another governor for Arizona. Governor Kibbey will hardly do any one of these things PRcticing law makes him money the bossing of the party is a pastlme he enjoys, and as for the governorship why he can use that to boom Phoenix and help out on his political obliga, tions. It is a two to one wager that Governor Kibbey will hold fast to that which he has and look for more.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-19
FORBES ( PRIETAs BY.
TIms Card No. 17. In EffseA
 June 27, 1908.

TIms Card No. 17. In EffsaA
 June 27, 1908.
 Train No. 1 leaves MinRS PTietSa ai $500 a. m.. arrives at Torres 6:45 a. n Train No. leaves Torres at s:4s, Train No. 4 leaves Torres 1t 7:20 ? m., arrives a. Minas Prieras at s:ls All Trains Connect at Torres WIFI Southern Pacific (sonora Railway to and from hogaIes and GusyElaa Guaymzs and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo & Co.'S Express Aa, Telegraph in operation between Mini from Minas Prietas to the Aboy named places.
 Advanced charges paid on an EocA consigned to railway, which are I'd ceiyed, forwarded and warehouse free of commiss ion and Etoras' charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacss 6 WAYS ready to make trips to S1y Q the above named points at reaEonsbl' rates.
 Prietas and all parts of the world. Shortest and best route to YGaa river, Barranca and San Marcial eea l fields, Soyopa Sahuaripa, Ures, h' Buca, La Dura, Yaqui Smelling & Rs | lining and Yaqui Copper Companies. 1 Freight can be consigned to E. B Seymour to be forwarded by tsas
 2. B. SEYMOUR PrssPrsS.