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Arizona republican., 1906-02-22
ADJUSTMENTS
GEORGIA MINISTRIES.

To those who enjoy, mirth, music and song the coming of Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia MinstreIs will be hailed with delight. This ster- ling organization has weathered the theatrical seas for twentyeight years, never changing management and not once departing from their established rule of presenting only what is great, good and wholesome in the minstrel world. Other minstrel companies have come and gone, but Richards & Prin- gl's 70 on forever. The secret of their success has been the fact that the management has always firmly believ- ed that the paying public craved gen uine colo-ed minstrel performance when presented on the lines that made minstrelsy so popular years ago; thelr belief has been proven to be the cor rect one. Sweet southern melodies, beautiful and entrancing music by skilled musicians, dancing as only the negro can dance. and witticisms told as only the daTky can tell them. Clar- cnce Powell the comedian, who has made the whole world laugh, is still at the head of the list of artists, and will bring with him this season a big bud get of good things that he has collect ed during the past summer. The com pany travel iri their own Pullman Pal ace cars and number over forty people. The parade and free evening concert are a feature this season and will be
 given as usual The date of their ap-
 pearance is Thursday. Feb. 9, at the 1 Doris opera house. Seats on sale at
 Sanichas'. Prices 25c, soc, 75c, $1.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

The young men have lived in the valley for years and are well known and highly esteemed. They have had much previous experience in mercantile life and will undoubtedly find room to build up a profitable business in the community which just now seems to be on the eve of a notable and a last ing prosperity.
 HOME AGAIN-Dr. L. D. Anderson returned yesterday from hasty busi- ness trip to Atlanta and Mobile. hay ing left here a week ago last Satur- day.
 ETTER- SMITH-AnnOuncem has Le-n made of the approaching wedding of Miss Laura Etter daughter of C.. AI. Etter to Ernest T. Smith. The event wig be celebrated on the 9th of March at $ o'clock at the home of the brides [aTents.
 HE STRUCK A WOMAN-S. Ruiz was yesterday sentenced by Judge Johnstcne to serve seven days in the county jail for drunken and disorderly conduct Ruiz had cuarreled with a woman and during the controversy struck her l. was the woman who made the complaint for his arrest.
 RETURNED FROM BUCKEYE Judge Kent, C. J. Hall and F. r. Trott yesterday afternoon returned from a visit to Buckeye where they made an inspection of the work recently done by force of men at the direction of Receiver Trott on the property of the Buckeye canal. Al of the members O! the Tarty expressed satisfaction with what they saw and predicted a pros J.5rcui season for the farmers of that valley.
 THIS ROLIDAY-Most of the stores of the city will close tomorrow at noon CT account of the day being Wash ington's birthday. During the day there will be exercises at the Tempe Normal school in the afternoon, a par ade and drill at the Phoenix Indian school in the morning by a military company of that institution, in the morning on Washington street the an nual inspection of the fire department will be made by the officers of thai
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

tack the vital organs. C--IlS11lE C1l1-rll .1 the bladder, or the kidneys themsclvas break down and waste away cell hv cell
 Bladder troubles almost aIgravs res-l. from deraugemeut of the kidneys ard cure IS Obtaiued quickest hy a p-or-- treatment of the kiducvs- If You are feel ing badly you can make no rllisteke fr taking Dr. Hiluer's Swamp Root. tle great kiduev, liver and bladder remedy.
 IL CCrreCts inability to hold urine artl scalding pain iu passing it. and over comes that unpleasant necessity of heirz compelled to go often through the dar. and to get up many times during rilc night The mild and the eztrac-Jliua--- effect of Swau1p-Root Is soon rcalizel It stands the highest fo- its yyouderf- n cures of the most distressing Cases
 Swa1up-ROOt Is pleasant to take and is sold by all druggists iu tlftv-ceu- and Oue-dOllar size bottles EoU may have sample bottle of this wonderful new a s- cOvery and book that tells all abo-t -t both sent free by mall Address. L-. El- ueT & Co.,, Biugha-utOc. N- E- Wiu-u writing mention reading this Ecne-u1s offer III this paper Don't make any mistake, treue-ube-t the name. .Swar1u- Root, Dr. Kilme-'s Swamp Root. and t,ie address, BinghamtOn. V. Z-, on eve-r bottle.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

Did you eyer hear skilled perform % CTS on the pipe organ and harp to- gether? Come to the First Methodist church on Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

THE MARIccPA CLUB-Tonigh. the Maricopa club will hold a bridge and five hundred party at the clup rooms.
 CHILD STUDY CIRCLE-The child study circle of rhe East end school will meet on Friday of the week at 3: 30 D. m. Mrs. George Blount will read a paper at the meeting she read several W ecks a1o before the Woman's club.
 DEATH OF A ONEER-James Outhouse of Tombstone an old pioneer of the territory died yesterday after noon at the Sisters hospital after an illness of several weeks. The funeral will be held Sunday at three o'clock from the funeral chapel of Peter Mohn the services to be conducted by the MasOns.
 NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE. Gerard Brothers yesterday opened for business their new dry goods and no- ton store at No. 2S North First street They have an entirely new stock of goods and expect to carry a complete line of both staple and fancy articles.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

It is extravagant economy not to invest in tickets for the Cantata at the First Methodist church on Monday evening.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

In January people bought Donofrio's Crys&allized Cactus Candy for they knew it would he a good beginning.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

Dr. J. c. Norton left last evening for .Pearce on business in connection with his duties as territorial yeterina- rian.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

Tom F1annigan, district attorney er Cochise county. spent yesterday in tl-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

CITY TIME
 Departure. Arrival "The Diamond Jo" for Wickenburg. Con gress unction Prescott, Ash Fork F 80 a. III. 2IOam The Daylight Express for Mickenburg, Concress Junction, Prescott, Ash Folk 7:45 a. m 4.20p m For Wenden, Sa ome 7:45an 2:4ua m For Tempe. Mesa, Flor ence, Kelvin, Win kleman.. II :3l 6. m 2:2O D m.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

-
 Is because sodccc tive Mary su.ltt deaths are Caus 2 by It-hea-t iEs ease. pueuiulul- heart failure apoplexy are often the resui- CT Eil- uey disc1se If kidney trouble Is allowedtoldyau, ,c tlIekid iduev-poisa1- ed blood MI aI-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

You can't afford to miss heariuE Miss Barda on the great harp at Rho Methodist church on Monday night
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22

Patronize home industry - dr-lll Prescott beer.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22
The Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths.

There Is a disease u-evailing iu this country rlost tarIgerolls hecausc sn lIl-r-,-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-22
OF LOCA INTEREST
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.

CITY TIME Departure. Arrival.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
HYOMEI CURES CATARRH
Its Healing Balsams Kill All Catarrhal
Gerins--Sold Under Guarantee by
Rickert & Wells


There Is no more common disease than
catarrh. and mono that Is more danger
Gus. Ii weakens and debilitates the
whole system, il it il allowed to run
leads tu serious and sometimes fatal
complications.
II Is Il noteworthy fact that among
the many medicines and treatments for
catarrh, there Is only one which Riekert
& Wells sell under their positive guar
antee to refund the money il it does
not cureHyonei, Natures remedy fol
the cure of eatarrh.
No dangerous drugs are taken into the
stomach when Hyonei il used. Breath.
cd through the small pocket inhaler that
comes with every Hyomei outfit, its heal
ing balsalns penetrate to the most re.
mote cells of the throat, nose and lungs
killing the germs Of catarrh, healing the
,rritated mucous membrane and making
complete and lasting cures,
The complete Hyornei outfit, consisting
Of an inhaler that can be carried in tho
purse OF vest pocket, medicine droppel
and q bottle Of Hyomei, costs only ST.
The inhaler viii last q lifetime, while ex,
ira bottles of Hyonei can be procured
whenever needed, for only SO cents.
Rickert & Wells are selling a good
many Hyomei OUTFITS at this season, anc
they have SO much confidence in The rem
edy that they guarantee to refund thu
money in case It does not cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
Russian REDS" Are Planning
Death in Scores of Cities
MANY CAPTURES MADE
But Grim Work Still Goes on--Govern-
ment Issues Arms--Czar Even AL
lows Organization of Armed
Estate Guards.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-THE govern
ment is finding ample justification for
its severe policy against the revolu-
tionists in the constant discoveries of
bombs, bomb factories and depots OF
arms and munitions in all parts Of the
empire which are now so commonplace
that such matters scarcely obtain indi.
vidual mention in the papers.
The NoYoe Nremya. yesterday, how
ever, prints half a column of statistics
Of last weeks captures, showing the
eizure of bombs in score of cities and
the discoveries Of regular bomb labora-
tories, explosives and filled and untitled
bombs at Ekaterinburg, Samara, Riga.
Vikutsk, Suwalsi and ERteTinoalav. Ter
rorists having in their possession two
to 90 bombs have been arrested at War
saw, Minsk, Vitebsk, LODI, Odessa, Co
men and Tifiis.
There have been attempts to kill po-
lice, military or civil officers at Warsaw,
Pinsk, Riga, Gomel. Tiais, Minsk and
other cities. Though not included in
the Noyoe yremya's list, bomb factories
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
ROGERS NEED NOT ANSWER.
Justice Gilderslseve Denies Hadley's
Petition.

New York, Feb. 1.---Jnstice Glider.
sleeve in the Supreme Court yesterday
denied the application Of Attorney Gen
ernl Hadley OF the STATE of Missouri
to compel Henry III. Rogers, vice presi-
dent of the Standard OIL Company, to
answer certain questions at a hearing
before a duly appointed commissioner
in this city with regard to the stock
ownership Of the Standard Oil Company,
the Waters-Pierce Company, and the
Republic Oil Company, against which
corporations quo warranto" proceedings
are pending in Missouri.
Justice Gildersleeve holds that the
court OF original jurisdiction Tin Mis-
souri) should determine the question
raised BY Mr.. Hadley. The motion Of
Mr.. Hadley is denied, with leave to
renew.
The courts opinion concludes as fol-
lows:
Under the circumstances, am Of
opinion that, due regard for the court
Of original jurisdiction demands that
this court should await the decision of
the Supreme Court of Missouri, and not,
at this time, consider the propriety OF
compelling tine witness Rogers to an
swer any question relating 10 stock
ownership in the respondent companies. +"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
CALENDAR OF BLOOD.
Ninety Persons in Chicago Are Awaiting
Trial.

Ninety Persons in Chicago Are Awaiting
Trial.
Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. lit is announced
by the states attorney that, beginning
yesterday, eight judges win sit in the
criminal court and endeavor 70 clear mp
the calendar, which includes the case
of 90 men and women charged with muir
der and attempted homicide
The depth OF the peoples feelings and
purposes regarding crime was RESPONSE
Bile for two stirring anti-crime meetings
Tuesday. At meeting Of the Anti
Crime league the sentiment was unani.
nous for 1000 saloon licenses, a meas.
ure which win ut once provide funds
Tor the employment Of more policemen
and reduce the number of bar rooms.
At session OF the Law and Order
League, The Rev. John Norris Hall, pas
tor of Wesley Methodist Episcopal
church, and leader in anti-crime agita-
ton since the Hollister murder, pre-.
sented an account Of the pursuit OF a
woman member of his congregation by
a degenerate youth. The incident oc.
cured in the afternoon, and illustrated
the prevailing conditions which have
wrought up public sentiment to pitch
not before known.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
MAN MAY CREATE LIFE.
Prof. OSWALD Thinks 1t Only Matter
Of Chemistry.

New York, Feb. MAN, through HE
advanced science, may develop into a
creator himself, in the opinion of Prof.
Wilhelm Ostwald Of the University Of
Leipsic, In a lecture at Columbia Hniver-
sity on the results of the attempts to
create life through chemical processes.
Prot. OSWALD has given careful at
tention to the. experiments of Prof
jacques Leob Of the University of Cali
fornia, and announces with confidence his
belief that by slow development science
may even create type Of life as high
as that of our domestic animals, or
something akin even to man.
Prof. Ostwald says of his theory:
@There is practically no limit to what
man can do in this direction. Of course,
ut arst be will be able to produce only
a piece of protoplasm, something like
the water hydra or the resemblance OF
the sea urchin that Prof. Leob has evol-
we'd, but it will be instinct with real life
md win be step in the new evolution,
1T seems to me that the scientist
who does this will be able to determine
the physical form Of his creation after
the development has started, and he will
have created new order Of life, for
this being will multiply in its own form
indefinitely, just the same as all our
modern animals. Who knows but new
order of humanity may be created.
ssOur science is young. Some Of the
most important branches OF chemistry
have been known but 20 years. We
cannot vet fully explain the fact aud
phenomena OF life, and, after all, a liv-
ing thing is nothing but a system Of
energy and ife--it 10 matter OF chem
istrY.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
PURSUING R. R. MERGERS.
Democratic Leaders in Congress Deter
mined to Press Inquiry.

Washington, Feb. Further devel-
opments as 10 the alleged railroad mer-
gers are expected, In the form Of re-
solution calling on the President for
information such as the Interstate Com
inercc Commission has relative TO the
Hartman lines. John Sharp Williams
and other Democratic leaders are back
Of the movement.
Representative Gillespie has given out
that ii the Interstate Commerce Com
mission does not 60 fully into the in
trieacies of control by the Pennsylvania
of the Baltimore and Ohio and other
lines and show the intimate relations
or identity of directors, he win present
another resolution for congressional
investigation.
AT the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion 1t il said the report called for by
the Gillespie resolution win be out in a
few days. Such data as the commission
has will not show Pennsylvania control
Of competing lines.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
In House Of Enemies RoOse-
welt Finds Ardent Champion
INPATTERSON OF COLORADO
He Is Patterson Of Colorado Democratic
Senator Warmly Defends Morocco,
San Domingo and Railroad
Rate Policies.

Washington, Feb. LIN a remarkable
speech in the Senate yesterday after
noon, in which be. supported the Presi-
dents course regarding Morocco and san
Domingo, Senator Patterson of Colorad05
a Democrat, praised Mr.. Roosevelt's pol
icies in strong terms, and contended that
there were overwhelming reasons why
every Democrat should stand by the
executive.
II believe Democrats should feel dis
tinctly friendly and cordial to the Presi-
dent said Senator Patterson. Il doubt
had the Democratic party elected its
candidate at the last election il we
would have found him so earnestly and
fearlesslv engaged in maintaining the
rights Of al the people as against Ger.
their wealth for the purpose OF amassing
Mr.. Patterson praised the President
for championing rate legislation, IN
which he was "but giving life 20 Demo
cratic principles and Democratic meas
ures,r and for his high courage in fight
ing the money power.
Concerning Morocco the senator took
the position that the basic problem in
Connection with the Algeciras conferences
III commercial in its nature: that as the
United States had been one Of the
sianers OF the Moroccan treaty IN 1850,
II was wise policy for this country to
stand for the open door in that country.
He expressed the opinion that there
would be no difficulty in avoiding COM
pIications with European powers,
Taking up the question Of the reia-
ton OF this country with San Domingo,
Mr.. Patterson said the circumstances
justified all the steps taken by the Presi-
dent; that the latter had not transcend
ed his authority in preserving the status
quo in the island republic; that tliis
was only right, and that in case of the
failure OF the pending treaty nothing
would be lost to San Domingo as the
money collected and on deposit in New
York could and would be returned. He
antagonized and argument that the pro-
ceeding in this case may become a harm
full precedent, or precedent at all,
unless under similar circumstances,
when it would be desirable TO have a
precedent. Under conditions like those
prevailing in this matter he believed
The acceptance of an invitation like that
from President Morales to be entirely
justifiable.
The Dominican question he said, in
wolves the Monroe Doctrine, and there
is no occasion for division on party
lines on that question He confessed
to a very friendly feeling toward the
President, due to the record he had made
as statesman and citizen and as the
first magistrate OF the republic.
Mr. Tillman presented and asked inn
mediate consideration for a resolution
requesting the President to send to the
Senate all the official correspondence
with the American minister TO San Do
mingo in 1904. Mr.. Allison objected
to present consideration, and the resolu-
ton went over until today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
REPRESENTATION
The Habit of Delay--Some Of ITS conse-
quences--causes of This Bad Habit.
: Defer not till tomorrow to be wise.
Tonorr0w's sun to thee may never ri

IpmorfOW sun 10 hhee may never Else.
Truly is has been said that proeras-
tination is the thief of time. The habit
Of delay is one Of the most vicious faults
which mankind is subject. In almost
every instance delays are entirely I'M
necessary and are often due to careless
ness, but more often to thoughtlessness
Strange as it may seem, this danger
from delay is encountered more often as
a result Of carelessness or thoughtless-
ness about our health OF the health Of
someone dependent upon us. How often
pneumonia could be prevented ii the VIC
tim had acted sooner.
Now is the time to watch out for that
little cold. Now il the time to take
steps to check it, and the best way to ar
rest its progress Is to take Magee's (Malt)
Emulsion. This is the wonderful comb.
nation OF Goa liver oil, syrupy. diastasic,
non-aicoholic malt and hypophosphites.
1t primes the system so that ii will
throw off that little cold" and prevent
such serious complications as pneumon-
la, bronchitis, grip, etc. Magee's (Malt)
Emulsion is non.narcotic and non-alcoi
holic Nothing enters into its compost
ton that is not Of value to the system.
II produces fat, keeps you warm and
makes You strong. Magee's (Maltl
Emulsion is food, a medicine and a
tonic combined. Beware of the wine
preparations Of cod liver oil. They con
tain no oil, 80 cannot possibly produce
the benefits sought. Besides, the alco-
hol win cause reaction after you cease
taking il, that win leave you in worse
condition than before.
Magee's MALT Emulsion will surely
help you. Start taking it today and a
month later compare yourself with your
condition of today. Don't delay, to.
morrow never comes. Remember, no
wine, no whiskey, just food. Get a
bottle today OF E. a.. Drown, Druggist,
IS North Main street. Barre, vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
ATTACKS THE STANDARD OIL.
Representative Campbell Would Curb
Private Car Traffic.

Washington, Feb with the ayow.
ed intention Of hitting the STANDARD Oil
Company Representative Campbell Of
fered an amendment in the House yes
terday emphasizing the placing of all
private car and transportation facilities
Under the regulation of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. lie quoted from
the testimony of railroad officials show
ing that the beef packers practically
make their own rates, and that the
STANDARD Oil Company dictated in the
same manner.
re godsY exclaimed Mr.. Campbell,
after lie had read a statement from an
oefiaer of the STANDARD Oil Company an.
nouncing that if the prosecution in Mis-
SCUM did not cease, the producers of oil
in that section would lack facilities to
market their product, "the power Of
monopoly stopping the prosecution Of
suits pending In the courts by threaten.
ing the innocent producer"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
MADE FATAL MISTAKE.
Waterman Shoots Companion, Think
ing Him a Burglar.

Easthampton, CT, Feb. 1.--Supposing
that fellow Waterman in the store OF
II. G.. Clark was a burglar, Gus Ander-
son shot and probably fatally wounded
Leon Tracy early yesterday. The men,
who are prominent citizens OF the town,
slept in the store Tuesday night. This
store has been robbed twice during the
last few months, and as two suspicious
men were seen about the place Tuesday,
It was decided to sleep in the building
in order to watch il.
About $3.50 o'clock in the morning
Tracy got up to get blanket, and An
derson, thinking he was burglar, picked
up the shotgun which was by his side.
Tracy told Anderson not 70 shoot, but
the latter did so, the entire charge en-
tering Traeys groin, causing terrible
wound. Tracy, who viii probably die,
places no blame on Anderson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
BLOCK THE WAY.
Franco-German Differences on Morocco
Stop Progress.

Algeeiras, Spain, Feb. 1.-The commit
tee OF the Moroccan conference which is
examining the question of taxation has
completed the work preparatory to the
submission OF its report to the confer.
ence today. The committee proposes
to leave the question Of internal inn
posts largely to the members Of the dip
lomatic corps residing at Tangier, who
viii formulate suggestions for the. guild
anee Of the sultan.
No progress is perceptibIe towards rec
oneiling the Franco-German difference on
the main question of the military po-
lice. Both sides express confidence Of
finding solution, but neither advances
definite proposition.
This hesitation on the part Of the
main contestants leads the neutraIs to
feel that prolonged avoidance OF the
main issue may require discreet pres
sure from governmental sources abroad
to hasten the parties to present some
definite plan for settlement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01

have also been discovered here and at
Moscow. Searches of the Prokarof and
other factories at Moscow still result in
finding explosives and weapons
10 curb the revolutionary outbreaks
and enable estate owners to defend
their property against further attack by
the peasants, the government is distri-
buting the arms captured on the British
steamer John Grafton, sunk in the gulf
Of Bothnia, Finland, in September last,
and rifles and revolyers captured else
where to responsible applicants, and is
also permitting the organization OF arm
ed estate guards, which are often COM
posed of veterans and commanded by
former non-commissioned officers OF the
regular army.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-01
Mitchell Tells Joint Commit.
tee Wages Unsatisfactory
MEN WANT TO SHARE
In the General Prosperity--The Mini
mum Increase That Will Be Ac-
cepted Without a Struggle
Is 5.55 Per Cent.

indianapolis, Feb. John Mitchell
president OF the United Mine Workers
of America, addressing the joint scale
committee Of the central competitive
district yesterday said;
There must be an increase in wages
OF there will be no agreement"
1t is generally recognized that his
statement is backed by the almost nm
animous sentiment Of the miners dele
gates, and that the minimum increase
that would be accepted without strug-
gle viii be 5.55 per cent, which was the
amount Of the decrease in wages two
years ago.