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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-06-02

Rev. Derrick is our corrpspon-
dent and agent at Jacksonville.
lie will have copies on hand
each week also will be glad to Sc
sure your subscription. A few
copies will be on sale at the fur
nture store of Mr.. House. 225 N.
Main street, Jacksonville.
The funeral of Mrs. Skinner
was held at her late residence.
the sermon being preached bv
Kev. Anderson. The departed
leaves many kind friend behind
that knew her to love her while
comingIing with them.
Mrs. Lorenzo Young of Quincy
is IN the city, the guest of Mrs.
John Mosby.
DIR. j. H. Magee is in receipt
OF an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of the
Lovejoy high school at the opera
mouse, Mound City, on the 90
Wanted reliable young man
and lady to solicit fora good firm
good money. A person in each
city is desired. Apply or write
to III N. 8th St. GA
Mrs. Irene Andrews Camn
one of Chicago's most leading
ladies fraternally aud socially
Will arrive in the city next Satur.
day and will be the guest of Mrs
Susan Davis, 1901 N. 4th street
Mrs. Mabel Arbuckle. who has
been sick for The last two weeks
is able to be out again.
The sad intelligence has lust
reached US of the death of Mrs.
Sallle Mari Rose. who died in
Chicago She will be brought to
this city for burial. Mrs. Rose
is we'll known in this city as she
resided here many years
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

opens Saturday. Be sure and call on the Scholarship Manager. Friday ani get your books and instructions.
 LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS
 The Phoenix Academy and Business College. choice of any course, business, academic or classic.
 Arizona School of Music, vocal, pi anO. violin, elocutiOn and physical cul ture.
 Lamson Business College bookkeep- ing, shorthand. typewriting, commer- ciaI law. practical business or any oth- CT course.
 Scranton International Correspond ence School Electrical, mechanical, mining, engineering, architectural, draughtsman, advertisement writing, and illustrating, assaying, chemistry, and others.
 Then there is free round trip trans portatiOn to the coast, and free round trip transportation to the Grand Can VOn.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
TtMPE'S WELCOME
 10 THE REPUBLICANS
4 Generous Reception Of the Candi-
 dates Last Night.

The meeting conducted sby the re- : publican county candidates at Tempo last evening at Curry Hall was We ] attended and judging from the rousinS reception given the speakers of the evening. the meeting will result in se- curing for them many votes for elec- ton day J. F.. Price wa sthe chair man of the meeting, at which there were nearly three hundred present Ali of the candidates who could possibly arrange their work were in attendance and most of them made short talks
 Watson PickreH very briefly asked the support of his neighbors and friends to elect him to the territorial council. His request was answered bv a round of cheers for his success, for Tempe will not soon forget the good work he did in the last territorial legislature for the Tempe Normal school. Following MT. Pickreu was Ernest w. Lewis. the candidate for district attorney It has often been said during the county campaign that MT. Lewis lacked experience as a crim- inal lawyer. He in a measure review ed the work he had done in criminal practice in the county and his showing was convincing one. He had not handled a large number of criminal cases. but those he had been in charge of were successfully handled. Mr Lewis did not make a long talk but his remarks were pointed and he was very well received.
 x F. Egley. who. since his nomina- ] ton. has developed remarkable strength in his candidacy for tn" or | flee of county recorder made his maid l en speech of the campaign In his. re marks he touched upon that point | which fs of greatest importance to the taxpayers of the county. economy m office. and his suggestions along this line made him many friends. R. h. ] Miner made a brief talk and increas-
 ed his acquaintance on the south side | Elliott Evans. one of the candidates for the assembly. discussed tax mat
 ters and water and showed in the few ! remarks he made that he was a man
 of good sound judgment. Such rep Iresentative all agreed after the meeting
 was very necessary in the Legislative halls of Arizona
 Judge Phillips. who seeks to succeed himself as probate judge, eniiVened the meeting by a number of good stories lbetyveen the telling of which he out lined how some 1921 estates had been cared for during his administration
 300 of which had been filed in th> court since he was inducted into of l flee O. H. Christy and W. A. Evans made short speeches. MT. Christy to" lor the great interest he had taken il the educational affairs and Mir. Evan
 of the advisability of giving the wes end of the county representation 1T ithe supervisors office. Both were loudly cheered at the conclusion O their remarks. The meeting was clos
 ed by an address of conslderanl' length by Chaplain Scott, one of th'
 candidates for the assembly who dis
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
APPROPRIATORS
 IN NEGOTIATION
Some Correspondence Bearing On the Attempt to Sell tc the Government.

In the course of the heated sessions of the Appropriators' election it was stated in opposition to the Fowler re- gime that there had been no effort on the part of the management of the company to dispose oi that property to the government and il was asserted that the reports submitted relating to any such move had been framed with the idea of deceiving the stock holders.
 President Lincoln Fowler speaking of the question which had been rais- ed, of his veracity. said that he had been engaged in negotiatio with the representatives of the government as long ago as July of last year and in reply to a letter to MT. A. P. Davis on the subject, he showed the following from MT. Davis:
 Washington. D. C. Aug. 16, 1905. "Mr. Lincoln Fowler,
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 Dear Sir: Your letter of July 14th relative to the operations of the Ap- propriators' Canal company have been received and referred to MT. l.. C. Hill at Phoenix for consideration al the meeting of the board of appraisers on the Arizona dam. As soon as this
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
KANSAS CITY MARKERS
Review of Prices and Conditions of
 the Week.

Kansas City. oct. The arrival of 75.Oo0 cattle last week, including 5000 calves. gave buyers a chance to lower prices. and steers closed 20 to % cents lower. including stockers and feeders. cows steady to 10 lower, calves about a quarter lower. The run is 220o0
 market steady. X good many were not satisfied with bids here last week. as it is hard to accept a big decline, and forwarded some cattle to other mar kets. but it proved disastrous in nearly every case. many cattle selling close to what was bid for them here some at the same price. More country buy CTS are here and a good attendance is expected throughout the week. which is the date of the American Royal Live Stock show here. More than l"p car loads of range steers are entered in the various classes for that kind and these will be sold after being shown. together with many other high grade stock and feeding cattle on the general market. Buyers are familiar
 with this custom. and many will be here to take advantage of the good as sortment to be had. and a good market is anticipated Colorado shipments have not been heavy lately a good many panhandlers here. Colorado stockers and feders sell at s to S3-S5 cows S2.5O to S3.35; killers S3.6o to 1 s4.35: panhandle and New Mexico stockers S2.65 to S3.6O; cows. g to s bulls s1gO to .S2.5O. light veals S to l S6: calves over 200 pounds sell al s3.25 to S45O A load of New Mexico | hogs topped the market here last ] Thursday at S6.55. 151 pounds, another load 134 pounds at S6.45.
 ! Sheep receipts have been heavy, and , prices are lower here in common wttf all the other markets. Muttons are on 10 cents. lambs 9 to 40 cents lower Country grades unevenly lower. a' 1 compared with week ago Run h 10000. market weak to 20 lower. bes
 lambs selling at S6.50-to S7-15, wether S490 to S5.25. yearlings $5.2j to S'-15 ewes S4T5 to S5.15- Feeding lamb bring s59O to S6.3O. feeding Wether and breeding ewes at s4 SO to S54e Utah and Idaho are furnishing most Q
 the receipts. Arizona. New Mexico am
 Colorado also contributing. but yer,
 few natives included. Receipts at al
 points show a decrease for September
 but run is likely to be heavy every
 where during october.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

be desirable to be agreed upon, as would likely be agreed to when regularly formulated The next communication on the sub ject came from the board of apprais- CTS and is as follows:
 December .. 1905. 'Mr Lincoln Fowler.
 ''Prest. ApprOpriators' Canal Co Dear Sir: The commission of en- gineers appointed by the secretary Of the interior to appraise the property of the Arizona Canal company requests the representatives Of the different interests involved to appear before the commission at 10 o'clock Monday, De cember 1. at the office of the Y. S. Re clamation service in Phoenix, and pre- sent such briefs as they may desire to the commission in regard to their in- terests.
 ''The order of presentation will be as far as possible, as follows; "1st. representatives of Arizona Can al company.
 "2nd. representatives of the owner; of stock not controlled by the Arizona Canal company.
 '3rd, representatives of the Appro' priators' Canal company.
 ''4th. representatives of the Wate Users association"
 "Very truly yours,
 GEO Y. WISNER.
 "w. H. SANDERS.
 "A. F. CHANDLER"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
OF POLITICS
 IN COCHlSt COUNTY
The Struggle iu Both Parties for
 Control.

w. C. Foster, territorial examiner,
 returned to the city Monday morning
 after an absence of several days. It
 had been enormously stated at the
 time of his departure that he had gone
 into Mexico on trip to his mining in
 terests: this statement no doubt gain
 ing circulation by reason of the fact
 that it had been his intention to visit
 Nogales before his return from a trip
 into Cochise county. His plans were
 changed however. and he did not gec
 to Nogales. He was in Bisbee last
 Saturday the day of the primaries, and
 enjoyed in a measure and as much as
 his official duties would permit. the sight of a red-hot primary election. The democrats were deep in the
 midst of a contest over delegates chosen for their support or opposition of the candidate for the nomination for sheriff In this connection Stewart
 Hunt the incumbent, was successful and won the day. He will more than likely be nominated without opposition There was a contest for the other of fees on the ticket. but the sheriff s l fight overshadowed all of them.
 Tn the republican primaries there 1 was very heated contest and ac- cording to Mr. Foster, aroused such an interest in the party that it will be
 an advantage to the candidates at the polls in November. Overshadowing | the contest for the nominations on th1 | ticket was the contest between R. A. | Kirk. the manager of the Bisbee Miner, and Mike Cassidy, the postmaster of | Bisbee, for the control of the new l county central committee. In this | connection the affair was decided by | the Kirk ticket in the Bisbee precinct | securing 475 votes to Cassidy's 119. | With this vote went the nomination 1 for sheriff. Jack White being the choice l of the Kirk faction and Biddy Doyle, | the choice of MT. Cassidy. On the reor- | ganization of the cOunSy committee 1t l is considered likely that MT. Kirk will | be named as chairman succeeding l. | C. McReynolds, a Cassidy man who 1 has served for several months
 | Arrangements for the Cochise coun- | " convention of the republicans have ! been going on since the primaries, and | according to MT. Foster, will be m all probability the most enthusiastic ever held in Cochise county. Two brass ! bands have been secured for the oc- 1 casion. Mr Cassidy has already declar- | ed it his intention to work hardeT than l ever if that is possible, for republican
 success and all things point to a. land l slide in Cochise county in Novembel for the republicans,
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
CONTEST WILL START
 SATURDAY MORNING
Contestants Requested to Gall at Repub-
 IiCdn Office Friday
But Days More Remain Until Contest Opens.
 Those Who Intend to Enter Should Do So Today.

But two more days remains until the start will be made in the contest for the Arizona Republicans seven free scholarships educational trips and other awards. These school courses are worth from $50 to $I25 apiece. Tn boy or girl who gets in on this con test will gain much valuable business training aside from the liberal awards And even if a number of contestants rank higher than you do there will still be scholarships and trips to be giVen-all will have an equal chance and there will be extremely desirable gifts for many. If you have not en- tered the contest, do so at once. and all the boys and girls who have en- rolled their names are requested to call at The Republican office on Fri day October 12th and get your order and receipt books and detailed in structions and information. We want to talk it all over with each contest ant and start you out with a full Knowledge of the work and rules gov erning the contest.
 Watch the papers for announcements of other things and other interesting ways of securing votes. Don't forget the coupon printed in the Daily Re publican is good for vote and haV' everyone of your friends and subscrib CTS save them for you. Already tho contest is creating much enthusiasm and the spice of competition will wa' strong and lend much interest to th' work as the contest continues.
 Don't forget, boys and girls, the rae.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10
A muRpERER.s eseAPE
He Ran From Officers Under a
 Fusilsde.

Guthrie. okla. Ocs. e--s ElEuiaI ta the State Capital fruus Ta'sA 2 T- says that Joe Morris. charged aita th- murder of Texas Harper zf lase e-IeHe OH pool. August 21. today ~zezg-5 Esal. officers who were bringing bsass tn rhs federal jail at Tulsa
 When the sheriff and d~tutE i- charge of Morris reached setrE-5zllt. okla. the prisoner made a zacrssafl. break for liberty under fustizs.= ff,1-1 the officers. A large reward has t=sl offered for his capture
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

board report is received you will be communicated with further
 Very truly yours,
 "A. P. DAVIS,
 Acting Chief Engineer" There was next sent to MT. Hul the following from the Appropriators:
 september 2S, 1905. Hon. L. C. Hill,
 Supervising Engineer.
 Reclamation Service.
 Dear Sir: The Appropriators' Canal company through its board of directors aqS the honor to submit for your con sideration and recommendation the following outline of a proposition for the transfer of our canal and other property to the government of the United States. and for its operation for the benefit or the land owners to be served by it thereafter.
 First. our company will transfer it's property in consideration of the actual cost thereof to the date of transfer to the government. the pos session and use of all laterals neces- sary for the distribution of water from their present individual owners Third. that we will in every way endeavor to secure a prompt ratifica- tion of any contract accepted by the Salt River Valley Canal Waterusers association and especially to secure ar early ratification of the stockholders resident or voting under and in th' Grand. Maricopa, Salt River Valley canal divisions. which lands are t' be served by the ApprOpriators canal Fourth. that We will if found de sirable present for the consideration of our stockholders on. Monday, Oct
 
 specific propositions as may seem {,
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

A woman recovering from za tElrrs- gives the credit to the de-t-r- Haf man in the same situation usli rlcarf the credit for himself bz-ausc E< re- fused 60 take the doctors nesf-5zs-- AtchisOn Globe
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

When an eastern man is Sezih-s rt his wife he accuses the enzchrasa- f-- the west a jealous husband zor-s-z a prominent citizen "-AtchiEsa fsla5.-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

There is one thing a Eu-Eils know for sure. who the other EEa-EE are Atchisou Globe
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

Prof. Fountain, teacher of mandolin, guitar. violin and all instruments, IS at home. He has brought from New York a large stock of Musical lnstru- meats and Sheet Music. Call at Foun- tain's Music Store. PAS East Washing ton St
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

| cussed affairs educational and anti l joint statehood. There were several
 musical numbers during thc meeting
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

There were three wise men of Phoenix
 went out to hunt something
 dandy, They searched all around, and st last
 they found Donofrio's CrystaIlized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

Typewriters come and tyPewnters go
 But the Remington runs on forever
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

The next communication on the sub ject came from the board of apprais- CTS and is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

be desirable to be agreed upon, as d matter Of determining whether such propositions would likely be agreed to
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-10

board report is received you will b, emmuniCated with further
 Very truly yours,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
WHERE CICERO CURED HIS GouT.
Ancient Mud Baths Of Lake Aguan
Still in Use.

Signor dc Marinis. the we'll known
Italian deputy, has taken leaf out
of the book of his ilustrious cCnfrere,
Marcus Tullius Cicero, bathing in the
mud OF Lake Aguan, as Cicero did
two thousand years ago, in order to
get rid of the gout.
The mud of the standing waters In
the district west of Naples was famous
from early times for the relief of
arthritis; the luxurious high liyers of
the IMPERIAL days knew it's efficacy,
and no doubt did their cure" there
in much the same rough and ready
fashion as their modern representative
does now.
The district in which the beneficial
mud Of Lake Aguan is deposited was
known i'm the old days as Campi Phle-
graei. the Phlegraean Fields, and IT
lies between Naples and Cumac, with
PuteOli (PozzuolD on the seashorc.
It is one Of the most interesting parts
Of Campania, and, Of course, highly
volcanic. as is the whole shore OF The
Bay of Naples
II is no doubt TO the sulphur and
other rcposits that the mud OF the
little lakes ON IN" promOntory OF
Cumae owes its health giving proper
tics. and as Nature works much thc
same way now in that region as she
dill i'm the time Of the Caesars the
erect upon Signor Mariniss gout will
bo much the same as when the great
Tuly soaked his innamcd joints in
the oozc Of the Phlcgracn Fields -
London Daily Graphic
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
No Lonqer slaves. 4"

The word "nut,ai' or slave has
hitherto been used by all the Man
churian officials as well as military
officials in addressing the Throne. but
80 Is now proposed TO stop such words
being used hereafter and 10 order lem
10 use the word CHEN or servant
Of a sovereign which Is at present
used by Chinese officials and civil Off
Gals. An imperial decree 10 that ci-
feet will be issued when the new ad-
miuistratiye system IS published
Shanghai Mercury.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

The Bard" Such a stupid, absent
minded janitor! gave him one OF
my poems TO mail and instead Of
dropping IL in the mail box on the
corner he dropped IL in the waste
paper box" Miss Tsbasco-"But
why do you call him stupid?"-Chi-
csgo Daily News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
Cheaper Postage TO New Zealand.

Two-cent letter postage for each
half ounce went into effect between
New Zealand and the United States on
November l. This arrangement viii
no doubt bring the two countries into
closer business relationship.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

I've never seen Jack Lond6hs ma " {
Who hghts.three battles every day,
And ne er l. IN a peaceful mind
Unless mixed mp in "a melee:
In fact. Ia think il strictly proner
To hand such 10 the nearest copper.
There is 40 Rafles in life's fold.
And likewise there sno sherlock Holmes .
n one so clever. or So bold.
This stupid tootstool ever roamed:
In fact. 81 you want life. not dlction.
Don't hunt Tor II in modern fiction.
Denver Rplu' loan.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

Undertaking 10 live for tweniyonn
days on four meals day Of canned
meat and fish. a man has offered him
self to Amour d GO. FOR exhibition In
LnndOn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

The new building for the law school
o. Inc University OF Texas, a. Austin.
is 10 cost about 100000 n will be
the largest Of the university build
ings.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

IT
Mons Shoes. so TO $3.50. Boys' Shoes. IS
toSl.ob. Women's Shoes. -, 90 TO TlbO.
hissos' Il Childrons Shoes, ~. 20 TO Loo.
Try w. T.. Douglas Women's, Misses and
ChiIdren's shoes; for style. ~ and wear
they excel other makes.
II I could take you into my largo
factories at Brockton, Mass. and show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoe.
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are Of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. u.
Douglas shoes. His name and price u STAMPED
on the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and Inferior shoes. Take no subtfis
,ufe Ask your dealer ior w. l.. Douglas shoes
aud Insist upon having them.
Fast COIop Egsiets used; they WiH not Wedy btdsSy
Write for illustrated CataIog Of Fall Styles.
w. l.. DOUGLAS, Dept. rs, Broekton, Masa
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrupfor Childret
teething. sDft"us thegums rcd dnceslnhatnin.
,i,p sllava main. cures wind collie. 2Jc a bOtr
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

Tourists in Egypt are supposed 10
be provided with passports, but The
law is not strictly enforced, a visit.
ing card suficcs. NEA9
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07

PITS. 81. .Vitus Dance Nervous Diseases p"T
manently cured by DR.. Klinc's Great Ner''
Rr-torcr. 81 trial bottle and treatise frr'
Dr n. X. Kline. Id. .Gil Arch ST., Phlla., IA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
The onIn lrnluri Limitrd.

- CnDa.J BOO l- hours. Leaves New
yr.....g. g.. i. alIy.a tul,anD IN next
IaU.uIr-. annals ride py the sew l"IE
tru raj I.ur.. .AiGcrlcas breatest faii-
I0aH" 4 Ooz.l ,tnrr last trains 90 ChIcaS0
all 90. -Dl... 90 I....r". s'iF.ee.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
LITERATURE AND LIFE

Amoi the'tings I've never seen
Is Joslls D4.kam type OF kid
The kind lsee ANY Jmagazmel
That talkS 'asS,Estone never did:
but then Id tesr i m frank IN saying,
Ii such a one Ef2ssf tkAlRe stgayIng.
j never heard a person talk
The way III. .Nmes can make them spiel I,
Think how Dame Nature cen must balk
When Henry's dope's palmed off as real !;
But il t-Rsirpe lived IN the nation ,n
Who stop 20 grasp Its conversation?