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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-30

William Rhodes reported Tuesda J
from 4 furlouSh to New York Guy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-30

Francis Fitzgerald has taken q fur
Tough to Boston, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-30

If you buy Patent Medicines at
Spaulding's they are fresh be-
cause the sales are large and
the prices are low. The ice
cream sodas, college ices and
ice creams at Spaulding'S Drug
Store taste a little better than
others because they are pure.
Try them ana you will say 50
too. Say. bought your blue
Vitriol and Paris Green? Prices
gone up every where save
Spaulding's ana by their use
you'll save your plants and
have big crops. Buying at
Spaulding's saves your money.
Lay in Il stock Of our pure
soap. II bars for % cts. and
take to your camp. lust the
thing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27
NOTICE
Big Farmers Union Picsic and
Barbecue st hsdill July 4 and
5 Backed By the Best Citizens
Of hsGilL

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27

n may be a fIfpuse ~ many "
learn uaf q severe o1id r.1 5s c0rs
pieteiy broken up in one or Two dayE
time The Grti sympt0ms ~ a. cold are
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tenn 70 a healthy condition within q
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27
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Manufacturing Co,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27
POTENT POWER
OF ELECTRICITY
Ardmore Sanitarium Has Installed a
High Frequency Twenty-Inch
Induction Coil Machine

Tle management d The Argtaore
sa1l.ar1m o. al1ays "a the alert and
Irsps adding 20 the sanltarium the
latest sclenufc equipments f0r the
treatment % disease The latest
af1itIon ~ the salitarium IS High
Frequency tEenty ylnch coil XRay ma
chine This BE- The newest static cleo
trir machine kl0vn ~ the professlou
and pDssssses many advantages over
mo older makes oi X-Ray machines.
The X-Ray attachment affords a
ugtt o. greater penetration and for
sIgu substances 10 the body can De-
more easily detected. ana rneir lOca-
tl0u determined sith zTeater accuracy
49, means ~ this powerful ray oi
light photographs of the BODY may D.
taken ia this way broxen OF injured
bones can De treated scientifically.
Bullets OF needles that have lodged
near vital organs can be- located with
certainty ana their removal effected
without danger Electricity has be-
come very popular IN the treatment
~ diseases The violet ray which this
machine produces has become known
~ the scientific world a. a great rem
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27

eiy FOR the checking o. cancerDus
gr0wths 10 has als1 been dem0nstrat-
"a that skin diseases and diseases oi
fte nerves quickly give way before
tte force d electricity when scientif.
really applied Among an the great
treatments for the white Plague. con
sumption. there - no more potent
power than electricity The resOnators.
one placed 0n the lung the other on
tte opposite side ~ the body gives
tho patient the full benefit of the
ozoas
Another great feature oi this ma.
chine IL the perfect control which
the operator has Of the current The
degree Of Intensity Is changed BY the
mere turn % switch and the pa
tent may receive just the amount
of electricity required This perfect
con,rol Of the current IL unknown 10
the ordinary static machines.
Physicians all over the country will
appreciate the presence Of the lnduct-
lye Coil machine at the Ardmore San.
i,arium and will not be slow 20 take
advantage Of II In the treatment Of
their patients.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-06-27

Are you getting ready iJr cooler
room Tor tle summer Use an Ard
moreits want al
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20

In Maine they are calling him Con. gressman Bigfield now, and Sam
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20
GEN. A|NSWORTH PEACHES 0N
 ]. C.AOAMS
Claims Has Telegram in Ad- ans Handwriting iii Which Former Anti Leader Promis- ed Votes for Joniture.

PHOENIX, Sept. 19.-when c. F. Ainsworth, statehood candidate for delegate to congress, asserted from the platform of the opera house yes terday afternoon in his speech &C., cepting the nomination that J. c. Ad- ans while chairman of the anti-joint statehood league caused telegram to be sent to Washington, D. C., that for the capitol half the time and the su- preme court once year, 5000 votes would be converted to jointure, he stirred up what promises to be one of the biggest political sensations in the history of Arizona
 Asked this morning for further par ticulars of the alleged telegram, Aims worth cheerfully furnished them, ad ding that it is his intention to produce the telegram from every platform in Arizona from which he seeaks.
 Adams called at the office of Cash fer Hall of the Home Savings Bank & Trust company" said Ainsworth, "and with a lead pencil wrote out telegram, which was written by Hall and sent to Washington over his sig nature. This telegram went on to say that Hall had just had a talk with Adams, and that for the capitol half of the time and supreme court session once year 5000 votes could be won to joint statehood.
 MT. Hall now has the telegram writ ten with pencil by Adams locked in his safe in the bank Hall informs me that his purpose in keeping the telegram was in the event of any
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20
ARMY OFFICERS VISIT CONSOLIDATED MINES
 AT TOMBSTONE
Are Being Shown Around, by Frank Murphy, of
 Prescott.

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 19.-General C. F. Humphrey, quartermaster general of the United States army, Captain l. D. Cabell, who is stationed at the Preside in California, Major c. c. Wal cutt. constructing quartermaster al Fort Whipple, near Prescott, and W A. Drake, superintendent of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad, ac companied Frank Murphy, of the Tombstone Consolidated company, in his private car here on visit on Sat urday- The party arrived at four o'clock on Saturday morning and re mained over until Sunday morning, leaving on special for Bisbee and Douglas at ten o'clock. WhIie in this city they were the guests of E. B. Gage, of the Consolidated company, who escorted the party through the workings of the company, and went with them yesterday as far as Douglas, returning last evening. Gen. Hum posts of the government in the South west. MT. Humpbries is an old per sopai friend of Mir. Murphy's and the latter is taking pleasure in showing the general the interesting points and
 
 party will visit Clifton and Morenci and then to Fl Paso.
 A party of Benson citizens were in the city yesterday on business before United States Commissioner Gilmore making fifteen filings Oil number Of sections of land in the vicinity of Benson. Among the number were Hen " EtZ, James Roberts. Harry Black ledge, F. E. Trask. Geo. Dolfin and Henry Street.
 The following marriage licenses were issued in the Probate Court yesterday: I. B. Arillanes. of Cananea, to wed Edna Ney of the same place; William Chester Wingar. of Douglas. to wed Bessie Dorothy Brown also of Douglas.
 The duplicate assessment rolls have been completed by the assistants in Board of Supervisors office and turn ed over to County Treasurer Gaines, who will not begin the work of making out the tax receipts in order to have them ready for receiving the money of the tax payers, who have from now until the third Monday in December to pay before the taxes become de linauent.
 William Deckeraw has brought suit in the district court against H. J Clifford. F. M Hartman and Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20
COURT ID ODEC|DE LEGALITY 0F
 RAISE
Copper Queen Company With Others, Will Fight Acts of Board of Equalization in Raising Assessments.

TOMBSTONE, Sept. 1e.-The legal ity of the action of the Territorial Board of Equalization in raising the assessment on the mining property in Cochise county 400 per cent is to be fought out in the courts. The attor- neys for the Copper Queen company with others are at the present time getting together data to prepare their eases and the matter will be brought to the attention of the courts at once.
 The case will be made a test one and will not apply to any particular piece of mining property but will cover every patented mining claim in the country that was affected by the raise so that the owner of the small patented mining claim, who is unable to get into court and fight the raise, will be spared that expense and yet have his rights looked after and the right of the board to raise the value of his non-producing claim assessed far above its actual value settled.
 The action of the territorial board last year was declared by the Supreme court to be illegal and the court will again have a chance to say whether the action this year was legal or not. The action of the territorial board this year was done in the manner pro- scribed by Attorney General Clark as he interpreted the rulings made by the Supreme Court in it's decision in the cases of last year. It remains to be seen whether his views of the law will stand or whether the at torneys for the mining companies will be able to knock him out again. The question is one of considerable inter- est to nearly every citizen of Arizona and especially those who are so for tunate or rather unfortunate in own ing non-producing patSnted claim.
 The raise of the assessments on the patented mining claims in Cochise county of 400 per cent has increased the assessed valuation of the county from the sum of s10,313, ,792.1S to S13,- 033. .0s0.4S or over s2.700,000. The du- plicate assessment rolls as turned over 10 Treasurer Gains show the total of SIS, ,033 ,030.4S which contain all the ad- ditions, and reductions made by the County Board of Equalization as well as those raises made by the territorial board. The county tax rate was based upon the assessment rolls before the territorial raises were put on so that in the event the Supreme Court de clares them Illegal or the question of the raises is held up in the courts for years the county will not suffer from lack of revenue to carry on the coun- ty government.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20
NEW DRUG FIXTURES.

The new drug store furniture and fixtures for the Bisbee Drug Store on Main street arrived yesterday and were being put in place under the di. rect supervision of General Manager Cowgirl yesterday, Mir. Cowgirl hopes to be able to have his grand opening day not later than Monday of the com ing week. The Bisbee Drug Compa- nys new quarters will occupy the en- tire building, two floors, and when completed will be one of the finest drug establishments in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20

Gray to quiet title to the Climax min ing claim located in the Cochise min ing district, in the Dragons.
 According to the report of the Co., chise county abstract company there has been filed in the recorders office articles of incorporation for the Ant lers Mining and Milling company. The incorporators are Chas. Schile and Don c. Goddard, both residents of Colo road Springs. Colo. The places of business are given as Colorado Springs, and Tenabo, Nevada. The capitalization is placed at s1,250, 900 with the same umber of shares at a par value of s1 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-20

question ever coming up about Adam having written it. We have the tele- gram and we will produce it in this campaign"
 Ainsworth says that the territorial committee will be made up of five members of the party. These five will chose a chairman, who will con stitute the executive committee. Aims worth says he has already had several applications in Phoenix for places on the Maricopa committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
Special Correspondence Of The. Star.

Special Correspondence Of The. Star.
AVON-BY-THE-SEA, n. J., July Il. 1905.
So many things have conspired to make
the past week at Avon one full OF attrac-
lions for hotel guests and cottagers that
not since the season opened has there been
such lively times. The weather, which Is a
prime requisite, has been entirely favor
able barring stormy day at the beginning
Of the week. The air has been dry and
very pure and sea breezes have modified
what would otherwise have been high
temperature Bathing has been INDUCED in
by almost everybody here.
With fine, cool nights peoples attention
has been directed to several ball rooms of
the resort and nightly hops have been in
progress there.
Registered at the Marlborough from
Washington are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G-
Reiss.
From Washington at the Oxford are
Harry Emmons and Mrs. Otto G. Thomp-
.,- -.
Among the most recent registrations at
the Buckingham are Miss Florence u. ran
man and Miss Dorothy G. Freeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
LONG BRANCH.
Special Correspondence to The star.

Ss~SisA Correspondence 10 The star.
LONG BRANCH. N. J.. July Ia. 1905.
Inc season at Long Branch grows gayer
ana sayer as 1t progresses and the point
mas now been reached where about all the
Tune cottagers and hotel guests have may
De taken UP with social entertainment and
sports unless they desire otherwise. Auto
mobiles and carriages were never so numer-
Gus as this summer They completely FIJI
ocean boulevard all OF the lime and make
IL look like the chief avenue of fashion In
world capital AS the curtain rises so
10 speak, to the famous Long Branch
morse snow, an event OF similar nature
VIII come on next Saturday at Elkwoad
Fark Races are to be held mere for purses
Iunning from SOS to $500 There will be
nVe events, one for galloways at live fur
longs, one for hunters at a mile and half
race for thoroughbreds three years old
az a sN furlongs. one at mile with quail
ncaQons the same. and d final ore for no.
nlcs at Tour. furlongs. The latter must be
under 143. F. j. Casey, secretary of the
meet, reports long list of entries Free
stabling accommodations are being provided
fol horses from New York, Philadelphia
and intermediate points. The affair mas
tha aacidng OF Peter F. Collier Fred Lew
isohn, Jack Follansbee, Ernest - taMon-
tdgue. Archibald Tompkins, John < Cow
din Waiter Lewisohn ard Col. T. ].
o Donohue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Joyce are late
Washington arrivals at the Eiberon.
washington is represented at the Scar
boro by John @. Reubenstein ana c. q.
Strause
Mrs A. c. Bentley of Washington has re-
Gently reg stored at the Brighton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
AT BELMAR.


special corrcspcndcnce of The Star
BEI.MAR. N. J.. July Ii. 1900
F-~1he U~ners Of various yachts hereabouts
have them entered In races witch will take
place each Wednesday and Saturday
throughout the season as preliminary races
to those to be held in late August on the
Manasquan river. At a race Wednesday the
Lille took first place and the Grace second.
The Ethel fouled and was disqualified The
boats making the best showing will have a
chance for $500 loving cup, now in pos
session Of the Manasquan Yacht Club when
the final races OF the summer come or.
Young people from all over the resort
gathered this afternoon at the Beimar Club
TO set the Casino there In readiness for a
barn dance tonight Hay and straw were
scattered about In Decorative way and
lots OF vegetables and fruit used for the
same purpose. Corners were fenced OF and
In these little stuffed animals placed TO
make the scene more realistic.
The Buena Vista gave large euchrc
party on Wednesday of this week.
large dance was given on Thursday
night by Proprietor GroSs>cup OF the Col
orado and Atlantic.
Among the late arrivals who have re-
Gently come to the Columbia are Mrs.
Louis Kaltz and Mrs Louis Powers OF
Washington.
Miss b. Matthews and Miss VI. Matthews
OF Baltimore are prominent among the
guests OF the Windsor.
The Carleton Is entertaining, among other
late arrivals, j. N Yakima of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
NEWPORT, R, I.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
VIEWPOINT, H. l., July 10. 1905.
The scheme to popuiarize Newport Is be-
ing fought tooth and nail by the cottagers,
but ultimate defeat will be the portion OF
the summer colony, so far as beach facili-
ties are concerned. As Easton's beach is
tied up for the present. Second beach In
Middletown offers an opportunity for the
common people. Nothing can be done be-
fore another season, and 1t is doubtful II
anything materializes then, for all sorts of
delays will be devised as hinderers. al
though the resort Is comparatively remote
from all mansions.
The city council has taken exactly the
right step In declining to make an appro-
priation for carnival week. declaring that
It is not a legal expense This action, along
with the refusal to contribute toward a
Fourth OF July celebration except for band
concerts, shows that the city fathers are
becoming more sane. A few years ago any
sort OF parade could depend upon getting
q slice OF municipal money.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Chancellor OF Wash
ington have arrived at Jamestown for the
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Farquhar. Mrs..
Berkeley 8. Davis, Geo. c. Remey Miss
Angelica a. Hemey, Miss Mary Reney.
VIM. B. Ramey and John Reuuey are recent
Warrington hotel arrivals at jamestown.
Senator Geo. r. Wetmore was mainly re-
sponsfbie for the appropriation Of $4,000
TO enlarge the local poet ONCE. which work
Nj, and ms. wiiliam < vandsrbilt. r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
SHELTER ISLAND.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

| neutrality-suspicious. OF Inc star.
M AIIANsET MANOR. Shelter Island.
| July IA, 1906
fachtsmen from New York Brooklyn and
| Philadelphia will maze this resort lively
place next week. They are coming here next
Wednesday on the squadron run of the Sea-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Atlantic Yacht
| clubs. The fleet will rendezvous in Dering
|. harbor. The Manhanset House will be the
| gathering place for the visitors and many
| festivities have been planned for their en-
| tertainment.
One of the pleasant events of the life at
| the Manhanset House this week was a
straw ride and picnic for the children.
which took place on Tuesday afternoon.
Squakers' and other noise makers were
| distributed to the children as they started
and they woke UP the peaceful countryside
with their racket. They had luncheon In the
woods and returned to the hotel In time
| for dinner. The children who enjoyed the
excursion were Misses Beatrice Nickel.
Helen Derby. Sara Atha and Masters Paul
Lannin, Bertram Tunnel, Jack Derby Bert
Atha. Ernest T1mpson, Charles Bailey.
Aaron French. Walter Piel, Charles L..
Poor, jr., and Montgomery Eipeck Prof
de Walters, master Of ceremonies at the
Manhanset. looked after the welfare of the
party.
An exhibition of fancy billiard and pool
shots, which was given in the ladies' billiard
room by professional. was one of the in
teresting entertainments of the week atthe
Manhanset. and it has resulted in awaken
ing new interest in billiards and pool
among the women patrons. Mrs John Phil
lip Sousa frequently plays billiards with
her husband and is able to make very
creditable string
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graves and Miss
Dorothy Graves of Washington spend
ing the summer at the Manhanset House.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles ]. Fisk, who have
a beautiful country place at Plainield, n
J., are among the prominent arrivals of the
week at the Manhanset House. M. Fisk 5
schooner yacht Julia dropped anchor off
the Manhanset House Wednesday, and
the family will spend much of their time in
cruising Long Island waters in this hand
some craft.
The ball room at the Manhanset was
thronged on Friday evening when the coti.-
Ion danced by the children who are
staying at the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15

Herheybrough. Berthe Entwisle Charles
III. Soran, c. L. Wilhelm. r. f. Collins
]. F. Blenot, Mrs. Charles H. Soran, W.
M Moore. 0. J. Moore. Mrs. W NJ Moore.
liam T. Hodges, r. M. Chesley.
Steuart Cottage-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Chenoweth. w. T. Davis and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. II. M. Shannon, Miss L. Selecman,
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, Miss
Francis Jacobson, Mr.. Ryer. Miss Kate
Dyer, Miss Ruth r. Hendershott, Miss Es-
tell Thorworth, Miss May Jameson, ]. Paul
Thorworth, Clarence G. Farewell, Miss
Ethel Hendershott, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Waters. and Miss May Paxton of Paterson,
n J.; John Cornelius of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hodgson and sons, Miss Nellie Hodgson.
Miss Lydia Hodgson, Mrs M. E. Donald
son. Harry A. Thompson, Prof. Burton and
wife.
Waldorf formerly Sherman s)-Miss Mer-
cida Cochran, Charles C. Staub, Charles
Wade, Jelson D. Entwisle, John Honcoln
Walden Ballenger, Charles Aclen, l.. A.
Butler, Joe Reagan. d. Ballenger, Thomas
Murray, K. Murphy A. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. B. Brown, DR. and Mrs Newton
Edwards, Thomas Louie.
The Observation-Disclosures Charles Alvin
Smith. Mrs. Charles A Smith, Miss Caro-
Ign Smith. Kercheval Smith, Master Carl
a. Smith, Mrs. Maria Smith, and ]. H
kirkpatrick of New York.
Mount Rose House-AIrs NJ C. Macalwee
and children, L. Hunt and wife, Mr., Davis
and family, Miss Merrill, Mr. Merrill, j. B.
Brown, H. L. Wills and wife and NJ. L.
Price, Miss Margery Price OF Virginia
Eaton Cottage-Miss Louisa Simmons,
Miss Simmons. Mrs. Montgomery, Miss
Montgomery, Milton Knapp, Mrs. L. P.
Mertz and son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. S.
Phelps.
The Renshaw-Mrs. II. V. Smith. Miss
Annie johnson, Miss Irene d. Smith, Miss