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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
DOUGLAS BALL
 PLAYERS PRACTICE:
PRACTICE GAME BETWEEN CANDIDATES FOR MEMBER
 SHIP YESTERDAY.

Douglas. Ariz., Mar. 20.-(Special)- Manager E. K. Thornton and Capt Brownie Chamberlain of the Douglas baseball team had eighteen candi- dates for membership in the organt zation out on trial at Lincoln park yesterday afternoon. There was good practice game between the two candidate hines, explained by Bar rett and Chamberlain. respectively.
 The game drew big crowd to the park. which showed the interest that is being manifested in baseball this season at this stage of the proceed ings. It was an interesting game from start to finish, and resulted in a victory for the old-timers under Capt. Chamberlain by a score of 12 to 4.
 Capt. Chamberlain was well satis- fled with the showing made and has no hesitancy in saying that he will be able to get eleven select players out of the eighteen candidates that will give Douglas the best amateur ball team in the southwest this sea son.
 The old-timers, Chamberlain, Bar rett, McVey and Wilson. showed es pecially strong, and with the extra fine new material at the disposal O. the organization, there is no doubi but that Capt. Chamberlain will be able to frame up something that will give the other crack teams of Arizona a heap of trouble and lots of enter tain1ent to lovers of baseball in this city and elsewhere.
 The first regular game of the sea, son will be played at Lincoln park next Sunday afternoon between ths soldiers of Fort Huachuca and the To cal team. At least that is now the program, and will be carried out il the soldier boys can be gotten here.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
DAILY REPORT.

Of instruments Filed at Tombstone
 March is Up to 3:3o p. m.
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 No other female medicine in the world has received such widespread and unqualified endorsement.
 The needless suffering of women from diseases peculiar to their sex is terrible to see. The money which they pay to doctors who do not help them is an enormous waste. The pain is cured and the money is saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 It is we'll for women who are ill to write Mrs Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass. The present Mrs. Pinkham is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham, her assistant for many years before her decease, and for twenty five years since her advice has been freely given to sick women. In her great experi- ence, which covers many years, she has probably had to deal with dozens of cases just like yours. Her advics is strictly confidential.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21

Sale Contract:-Gecrge Barkley to Smith Premier Typewriter company, 3f0S al SIG ger mouth until paid. on 1 No. g Hnzth Premier typewriter.
 Real Estate Deed:--k A. White to Mrs. J. c. Heron, S1500; all right title, claim and interest in northeast quarter of the northesat quarter of section 8, township IS, south range 27 east.
 Satisfaction of Mortgage Bank of Bisbee to Carrie Davidson. s25e; north half of lot 25. block ', locker Lode, Bisbee.
 Real Estate Deed: :-Carrie David son to " H. Day. s10; north half of lot 9, block 2, locker Lode, Bisbee.
 Real Estate Mortgage:-W. H. Day to Bank of Bisbec. s2j0; north half ot lot 2s. block ., locker Lode, Bisbee.
 Agreement:-Ben Goodrich and wife and s. A. D. Upton to Wm. Jack. son; agrees to sell and convey the Copper King. Highland Mary, Donna Anna. Johnson and one-half interest in Rough Rider mining claims n Co chise district for s15.000.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
Valuable Car of ore.-Nich,

Valuable Car of Ore.-NichoIas Bartilino, of the San Ignacio mine iI Sonora, is expecting a car of ore fron his mine to be passed through the port of Douglas today, enroute to Fl Paso, which he is selling to the smel ter there. This Is the fifth car of ore he has shipped from this mine, and the lowest he has yet realized for z car is 5000. It is high grade sil yer ore, and he will go out this even ing. most likely, with the shipment te Fl Paso.
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compiied by coehise County kbstrse.
 Company, of Topbstone.
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pains down through my limbs 90 could hardly walk It was as bad a case of female trouble as l have ever known Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, however, cured me within four months. Since that time have had occasion to recommend 1t to a number of patients suffering from all forms of female difficulties, and find that while it is considered unprofesssonal to rec ommend a patent medicine, l can honestly recommend Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, for l have found thnt it cures female ills, where all other medicine fails It l. 6 grand medicine for nck women"
 Money cannot buy such testimony ss this-merit alone can produce such re- suits, and the ablest specialists now agree that Lydia E. Pinkham's Yege- table Compound Is the most univer- sally successful remedy for all female diseases known to medicine.
 When women are troubled with ir- regular, suppressed or painful periods, weakness, displacement or alteration of the female organs, that bearing down feeling, inflammation. bsckache. bloating tor fiatulepce), general debili- ty, indigestion, and nervous prostra- ton, or are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, excita-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21

Baby at Durham Home.-There is much rejoicing at the H. B. Dunham home on Seventh street over the ar rival. there of a boy who is said te weigh somewhere in the neighbor hood of ten pounds ME. Dunharr says he has a little finger Ike the rulers of men, and eyeiashes like young Cupid. Anyhow, it is agreed by every one of the fifty people who have called to examine the baby that it is a wonder and a credit 10 its parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
Biopraphical.

Benito Juarez. whose anniversary is to be celebrated all over the repub- lie of Mexico Wednesday, March 21, was born of Indian parents iD Cue letao, Oaxaca, Mexico, March q, 1906. He was an advocate and was governor of his native state from 1s47 to 1852. He was distinguished both for ability and honesty, but vas exiled during the dictatorship of San ta Ana. He returned when the repub- lie was restored, and in 1857 was elected president of the supreme court. On the overthrow of the Lib eral government by the Clerical party in 1858 Juarez assumed the execu- tive, but vas compelled to retire to Vera Cruz, where his government was recognized by the United States in 1859, and whence he issued decrees abolishing religious orders and con, fiscating church property. h the en, suing March he was elected pTesi. dent of the republic.
 At this point in his career occurred the invasion and conquest of Mex ico by the soldiers of Napoleon III oi France. Juarez retired 10 Fl PasC del Norte, but was again able to enter Mexico City in July. 1867. He shot Maximilian, the usurping Austrian archduke, through the formality Of { court martial. ..a.--. .a
 Juarez was again elected president for four years, and the term was filled with continued attempts at rev olution on the part of the Clericals but he was reelected president agaiT in 1871. From then until his deatl on July IS, 1872, his life was a COD dnual battle against his enemies. His memory is greatly revered bJ the Mexican people.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
PERSONAL MENTION,

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 20.-(Specfal)
 J. C. Graves, Thos. McGrath. Fred Taylor and w. L. Yorlle, all of Col oaia OaGaca, Mexico, spent Saturday ard Sunday in Douglas buying sup plies, and returned today to Oaxaca with their wagons well loaded with Douglas merchandise.
 W. H. Brophy of Bisbee. general manager of the mercantile of the Cop per Queen company, spent yesterday in Douglas.
 Senor Alberto Morales, a cattleman of Ures, Sonora. came up yester day from Sonora and left this morn ing for Cananea-
 Judge c. A Mcdonald, wife and child, of Bis5ee. spent yesterday ir Douglas and were registered at the Roy hotel.
 Al Knowles and wife, of Cananea, were registered at the Roy yesterday
 H. c. Beauchamp of Cincinnati Ohio, who is interested in Sonora mines, spent yesterday in Douglas.
 Walter R. Thurston, of the Mine Shelter Supply company, came in this morning from the east, wher, be has been working the trade
 MT. and Mrs. J., c. PhilhpSon, o Naco, who have been visiting in this city, returned this morning to Nacs on the f:25 train
 Avery Curry, of the Emporium. re turned this morning from Naco, al which place he spent Sunday with hi: family.
 H. Huish, of Morales colony, So nora, is in Douglas today laying il supplies of all kinds for that flour ishing settlement.
 H. E. Dugan has about completed the plans for a handsome cast stont residence which he will erect oI Eleventh street, west of the Juno
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Funeral of James PoweII.-The fun eral of the late James Powell took place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from the Episcopal church, the Rev. E. W. Simonson being the minister in charge of the religious ceremonies. The Douglas camp of the Woodmen of the World had charge of the re mains.
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Pnkhams Fe4eahe CenDOuDd S0eeeds Where Others Fah
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The Copper City
BENITO JUAREz
 GREAT LIBERATOR
PEOPLE OF AGUA PRIETk TO CELEBRATE MARCH 21 IN
 STYLE.

Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 20.-( (Special)-
 The4e will be great doing at Agua Prieta on next "Wednesday, March 21. A grand fiesta has been proclaimed for that day in. honor of the 1e0th annivefsary of Benito Juarsz, the Mexican Iiberator. II.
 Thefe NIli be an amateur bull fight. to which All the world of Doug las and Agna Priefa is Invited IL will be free. There win De foot Yae- es, and other athletic sports, and in the evening a display of fireworks. Dancing and other amusemenis will be indulged in, and there is going to be an all-round good time in Ag1a Prieta on that day. "
 There will be patriotic speeches by the local Mexican officials, also, which will be quite a feature of the days entertainment. And there will be music. There is always music at Mexican celebrations. And another peculiarity about it is that it is al' ways good music.
 The officials and leading citizens of Agua Prieta want it understood that all the citizens of Douglas are especially invited 10 the fiesta The bull fight and all other attractions are to be free, and nothing will be spared that will do honor to the mem ory of the great Mexican liberator and give pleasure to the guests of Agua Prieta.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21

5orn.-To Mir and Mrs. D. R. John son at Fort Worth, Texas, March IA. an eight-pound boy. Both Mir and Mrs Johnson are well known in this city, having left here in December
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
rhe Naeozsri coes South.

The Nacozsri Goes South.-Vice President James. of the Phelps-Dodge company, and party left Douglas to- day at noon in the private car Naco- zari for the Sonora city of the same name. The party is supposed to go on a big hunt somewhere in the Ma cozari country. pr. Adriance and his brother. of New York, are to be of the hunting party.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21

Police court.-AIay Steavens and Frank Butler were arrested by Dep uty Marshal Hayhurst this afternoon on charge of fighting and assault respectively. Judge Mcdonald was to have dealt with them as malefac- tors this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-21
IA TRAINED NURSE
After Years of Experience, Advises Women in
 Regard to Their Health.

Mrs. Martha Pohlman of 55 Chester Avenue, Newark, N. y., who is, a graduate Nurse from the Blockley Training School, st Philadelphia, and for six years Chief Clinic Nurse at the Philadelphia Hospital, writes the letter printed below. She has the adsAataseof personal expeKtsDeA besides her profcsalon0 education, and wAa1 d. has to say may he Ahsaaniely relied upon
 Many othov women arc afflicted as she was They can regain health in the same way. It is prudent to heed such advice from such a source.
 Mrs. Pohlman writes:
 Il aln firmly persuaded, after eight year of experience with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that it ss the safest and best medicine for any suffering woman to usen
 " Immediately after my marriage l found that my health began 10 fail me. l be- came weak and pale, with severe beRring-down pains, fearful backaches and ire quent dizzy spells. The doctors prescribed for me, yet I did not improve. l would bloat after eating, and frequently become nauseated ! had
Montana news., 1906-09-13
HONEST NEWSPAPERS.

The Helena Independent is becoming
joeose. In a recent number il speaks
of "the proverbial honesty of news
papers (eapitalist) and newspaper men
(capitalist)." And this from the In
dependent, that is notorious throughout
the state for saying anything at any
time that the Amalgamated will pay
for The Spokesman-Review company
at Spokane is another luminous exam
pie of capitalist newspaper veracity.
The same company puts out the Spokes-
man. Review [republican), the Chron-
iele (demoeratie), and recently, in or
der to run out an independent paper,
run by David C. Coates at Wallace,
Idaho, it went down there and estab-
lished an independent daily. Thus the
same management handles things, the
same printers set the type, the same
brains furnish the material that com
pletely covers the newspaper political
field with the exception of the Social
list. 1t is easy to see how the minds
of the working class public are con
trollcd by the sort Of reading, ideas,
and statements that the capitalists who
control the companies want them to
read. Workingman, you are fed on a
tissue of lies by capitalist press. All
facts Of nature, education and gov.
ernmcnt are perverted to enable the
capitalist class to keep the working,
toiliug slaves in subiection, in a sweat
ing, groveling condition. The whole
forces of established society are con
ccntratcd upon keeping the mass toll.
ing for the few, and doing the work
Of the world This is not a necessary
state, 1t is absolutely unnecessary.
Machinery and industrial concentration
have made il unnecessary. The So.
cialist papers and teachers are the
only ones that are advocating the sci
entifc change, the only papers that
tell the truth according TO natural
law and scientific investigation.
Montana news., 1906-09-13
GOOD PROPAGANDA.

The socialDemocratic Herald for
Sept. is n magnificent propaganda edi-
tion. II has selections from the clas-
sizes Of the world, cut Of the spirited
drawing Of Walter Cranes. THE Race
OF the Nations Toward Socialism, {"
articles by Alfred Russell Wallace and
Sinclair, Jaures' great speech in the
French Chamber, and other matter Of
exceeding value TO the socialist student
dent. We are glad to zee the Herald
come out with an edition Of this sort.
The movement needs It, As rule.
the Wisconsin people are so taken up
with their own affairs that they puy no
attention TO the general propaganda.
A paper as well gotten up as the So.
cialDemocratic Herald is should be
able to make itself interesting and in.
struetive to the movement at large.
Montana news., 1906-09-13

propaganda of the movement has here
tofore depended. Persons who get a
little idea of the displacement of n
private capitalist class in the interest
Of the working class, rush TO the stump
with what they call economic teach
ing. They know nothing of the psy-
chology of the human mind by which
they might methodiEe their instructions
with a view to getting the best re-
suits. In most cases they are devoid
of the power of organization or the
ability TO gather up their work so as
to have something definite to show for
il. We have been treated to the ele-
waiting spectacle in Montana recently OF
one Of the national organizers saying
that il was not the place of the ma.
tional workers to organize, that that
should he left to the state workers.
Few of them are thoroughly grounded
in tire correct attitude of the Socialist
thought As a consequence Of this
looseness in propaganda methods we
End masses Of the working class espous-
ing what might be called a pseudo SO.
cialism. They are marching under a
banner Of illusions. and when the first
test comes os the strength o. their po-
sition they melt away bike mis-, before
the sunshine Nothing Is gSined BY
s.,-,.As.s. 49,. ,.s,.....s., s,fS.-.. ~ ~
i,g i shse ta,f pleasant. All pretty,
The my sasts sEr q -sreAItiss xsc>iss,
sa1s=,0zm And sas rtSissSss class Is
- ars.-a ne -svpaIzsrn n Sasas Asy
ure5Ts sfHs SncaaSsn - slnFsr 3
af1rl-T n ne rntehst a rrsSp,fssa.
ArtT-rr rhs r'r~-sr-ps1I-s e g. sshs-
nc Erv sns-s-u5nrs IprAtucrA % s->
-nrrnus Kpt WI lead - sixksr-els -
rui-s N the end Wt -sraarsSNlisss
hEvs mi r1fcr mon ourselves Al easy
snsk- and having EkSsn i ws uusi
mert the cnnHi-5ms rru-sceausfr- LEI
sht v-sHk lznee5 skI IT the -srx5e
Lei then have tbsar mess 3, Fss1Ar,
Thrss wbb Are tstthine riehieousiy
and cnu-Rreousty are already heinl
ps-secure6 within the movement Ne'
rhsir tsbnhine VII endure when II,
d-iveIInrs uf thsi- pt-se.uto-s are l
hvwu-6 and 5esi- This movement il
not 70 get 3 few empty heads into Of
hct undsr the sacred shibboleth Of
'stbs working class II is a might,
spoehEl movement % overthrow th'
snsisl suhstrueture; and can in N
wise be realized without first over
throwing the substrueture Of ideas
Teaching is worthless unles il is right
Let us have the courage Of the right
, The only proper basis Of Socialist prop
aganda is efficient teaching. correct il
fact. philosophy, and presentation, an,
true and fearless in spirit and the in
+ viting Of consequences.
Montana news., 1906-09-13

II the Socialist party in Montana
was like any other party in business
methods it would provide a campaign
fund to carry its campaign through.
Comrade Graham says if the party
would give him $400 he could do tho
necessary business for n campaign that
would utterly paralyze the old parties,
and would result in elections in sew.
eral of the counties. 1t wouldn't be
boom work, either. Comrade Graham
doesn't happen to be a boomer. II
would be the indispensable work in
getting into the county precincts, many
Of them almost completely untouched,
doing an immense amount of required
state printing and getting tho litera-
ture into the state that we ought to
have. Montana's working class gets
enough money to put up campaign
to be proud OF. IL can't be done on
simply class consciousness and evolu-
tion. II requires the material basis.
We recommend this suggestion to the
State Cabinet.
Montana news., 1906-09-13
COURTESY.

1t has been proven hundreds of
tins thot courtesy not only benefits
the person to whom it is shown, but
also the one extending the courtesy.
IT'S the little courtesies that often
make the most lasting impressions.
Courtesy towards its patrons is one
of the most praise worthy character
istics of the Northwestern Line. Its
emyloves are instructed to accord
all patrons but particularly ladies
and children, every possible court
esy and attention. It's the little de-
tails in the construction of the North
Western Limited between the Twin
Cities and Chicago that have made
IL such a popular train with the trav-
elling public. Leaves Minneapolis
8 p. m, st. Paul S;3S .. m. and ar
rives at Chicago 8;5s a. m. Ticket
Office at 600 Nicolet Ave, Minnea-
oolis, 500 Roberts Street (Ryan
Hotel) st. Paul.
Montana news., 1906-09-13
THE BASIS OF PROPAGANDA.

In the present phase Of the Soeiulist
movement in America it 4 an imT.era-
tive demand that the publie be taught
what Socialism is. In spite Of the
enormous propaganda that has been
carried on for a number of years, aud
has been increased remarkably in the
last two years, the general public still
has no definite idea Of the demands
and purposes of the Socialists, the sci
enee of sociology on which these de-
mands are based, OF the extent and
character of the vast international
movement. There are several reasons
for this state of affairs. One is, of
course, the monopolization Of the prin-
ripal means Of the dissemination of in.
formation by the capitalist class. They
are interested in restricting the spread
Of socialist understanding instead of
extending it. But, taking into con-
sideration this general fact, were the
fundamentals Of the Socialist eonten-
tion clearly understood, the methods
Of opposition employed by our antag-
Onists would not be so weak and ludi-
srous as the daily spectacles we have
in the capitalist papers. They would
fight us squarely on our issues, and by
50 doing might be more effective in
eounteraeting the spread Of our ideas
than by the present means where even
q casual investigation shows that they
have simply been fighting windmills.
Another reason for tho lack of gen
eral information in regard TO Socialism
is the excessively superficial character
Of what is called education in America.
II is the custom to boast Of the public
generously in this respect. The univer-
salty of the government schools is
heralded at every turn. The fact is
shat the American school system in
no way provides for even majority
in New Yorl city there aro 10000 more
ehildrcu than there are school rooms
provided for them, and the state in
Chicago is about the same But, ad-
hitting that the United States gave
all Of its population good primary
education which is bitter Jest on
the face Of it, the character Of this
education is so Chinese-like in its ab
sence Of thought provoking qualities, &,
so slavishly perpetuates the hideous
superstitions Of an unscicntifc and ig
porant age, and is 50 devoid Of al
Spontaneous methods Of Investigation
that the individual goes forth from
these would-be sanctuaries " wisdom
clothed only with n meagor, conven
tional learning, with no knowledg,
whatever of the most scientific con
quests Of modern thought, and no sci
sntific guide as 10 the means OF deter
mining truth. The tacual knowledg
Of the conquests Of the human brain rC
mains the exclusive property Of fey
Students, most Of whom are deferred b
base commercialism from speakin
that knowledge bravely forth. Henc
the touchstone Is lacking in America
thought for seizing the results Of sc
rnee, as in Germany for instance
where the popular attitude has alwny
been more courageous toward tn
achievements Of scientific investigation
A third most potent reason for IN
limited conception Of the Socialist pc
sition lies in the limited efficiency q
the sosialists teaching upon which tn
Montana news., 1906-09-13
Mrs. Lewis Report.

Mrs. Lewis writes from Columbus:
"The Hudsons came in TO the meet
ing last night. They first arranged to
get the hall, but when ] found IL cost
$40 I said we would hold the meeting
on street. Had the largest Socialist
meeting ever held in Columbus Sales
were $725, collections 1920.
"I suppose Comrades Pengh or
Rooney will write you about the Liv'
ingston meetings. Montana Socialist
vote will loom up big this fall, but Its
size will depend upon the personal ac'
tivities OF the individual workers In
their respective localities Comrades viii
find that the most opportune time TO
take subscriptions for the Montana
News is just after a Socialist speaker
has been in your town and everybody
Ia talking about Socialism. For sew
craI weeks the field is ripe for securing
new subs. Try IL and see."
AIs-l I.-<
Montana news., 1906-09-13
Days Pay Fund
Socialists should not neglect the
sacrifice of the
Day's Pay

that has been called for to
strengthen this remarkable
campaign. Montana is the state
of states where this should be an
easy fund to collect. The popuIa-
tion of Montana is made up Of the
working class. They receive the
best wages in America, work Is
plentiful, money Is wasted by the
thousands by the working class
for whiskey and gambling, and
there Is hardly a socialist In the
state that could spend one days
pay any better than by contrib
uting II TO the militant organiza.
Of the working class. The organ
ization needs II, must have II to
carry on an aggressive campaign.
DO your part, comrade.
II will bring splendid results.