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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21
A Safe Cough Medicine for Children

In buying u cough medicine for
children never bc afraid 10 buy Cham.
bcrlaiu'S Cough Remedy. There * no
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to- follow. II is especially valuable for
coughs colds, Group aud whooping
cough For sale by all dealers.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-21

Thursday seven carloads of ore were
shipped from Chloride to the Needles
shelter. Tuesday six ears were ship.
ped from the camp, the greater part
Of which went To- Humboldt. The two
sncl,crs are now getting about 200
tons a week from this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
WEATHER BULLETIN
UNITED sTATEs DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
ClimatolosicaI Service of the Wealth
or Bureau, Alabama Section for
the Week Ending Tuesday,
Sent, rs. 1906
General summary

General Summary.
The week opened clear and COOL but af-
ter Tuesday, the 18th, southeast winds
attended by warm. humid weather prevail
ed and the sunshine was kept below the
average or normal amount.
The precipitation was mostly in the
form of thunder showers. On every af-
ternoon from Wednesday the 10th, to the
end Of the week local thunderstorms oc-
Cured and in some cases the precipitation
accompanied them was quite heavy -
placing the weekly amounts considerably
above those customary at this season OF
the year. The fall was heaviest in the
southeast quarter of the state and In the
of the state the weekly amounts eQualed
or exceeded the seasonal average. except
in few of the northern counties where
the fall was the highest.
With the advent of the southeast winds
the temperature began to rise and after
the 18th the days were hot maximum tenn
peratures as high 95 degrees were re-
corded at few points and at nearly all
stations the maximum was as high as. or
higher than 90 degrees. The nights. how
ever were comfortably cool. although no
minimum temperature readings low enough
TO be given special mention We're recorded.
The mean temperature for the whole state.
obtained from the records of twelve sta
lions. was 10 degrees. This mean is two
degrees lower than that of the preceding
week, but Is several degrees higher than
the normal mean for the third week o.
September.
The following table shows the tempera-
ture and rainfall at selected stations:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Texas. 1 knew that It was not an I'm
dependent concern" / stated on oath
before the legislative committee what
had been said to me on that subject
and / do not deem 1t necessary to call
any witnesses to prove the truth or
what have said But, in order to
prove the falsity of what these men
now say l will print this letter from
Mr.. Pierce which 7 found in my mail
when 1 reached Gainesville. Saturday
night:
st. Louis. NO. Sept 20. 1906.
Hon. Joseph w. Bailey. Gainesville,
Texas.
Dear sir-In view of the attacks be-
ing made upon you with reference to
the readmission of the Waters Pierce
Oil Company In Texas I think 1t due
you that I should say that when /
sought your assistance in that matter
1 represented to you that II permitted
to continue it's business in your state
the new Waters Pierce Oil Company
would be an independent enterprise and
absolutely free from the ownership or
control of the Standard Oil Company.
Yours very truly.
H. C. Pierce.
This letter will satisfy every fair
minded and reasonable man that
knew nothing of the relations be-
tween the Standard OIL Company and
the latter received it's permit to trans
act business in Texas; and I will take
this occasion to say that I still knew
nothing of that relation when ac-
cepted employment for those Tennes-
see properties. Certainly If l believed
at the time of the admission of the
waters Pierce OIL Company into Tex
as that II was not connected with the
Standard Oil Company. 1t could not
have been improper for me. while
still believing that, to accept legiti-
mate professional employment from
Mr. Pierce and the other gentlemen
interested in the Tennessee proper
tbs.
reopIc Of Texas fifteen OF the best
Years Of my life, and in all that long
time have been actuated by the
single purpose of promoting their
hanniness and welfare | would like
To continue in their confidence ana
affection; but will not suffer even
them to deny me the right TO PROVIDE
In NV own time and in proper way
for myself and my family in my old
age. - 49,. ..,,o.,,o,, 90 .
oon,netence l will never admit that
am so weak in character that l dare
rot nnrsue an honorable profession out
~ fear that l will thus be led to sac
rifice the public interest
80 nity my country If It is to be
soverned by men so selfish and infirm
fbat they cannot trust themselves to
nnrsue their private business without
bstrsying the public interest. With a
SongTess composed of men like that
those who seek to utilize the power OF
the Government to increase their pri-
,iste fortunes would find an easy way
20 corrupt our representatives and prey
,,nop the people.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BIJOU THEATRE.
Matinee Today, 3'o0 p. m
THEATRES
Tom, Dick and Harry at BIJou.


With good songs, attractive costumes
and pretty dancesand drills. TOM
Dick and Harry" captured another au-
dience that packed the Bijou Theatre
last night. 1t was the second of a
three night stand, and although there
was none turned away at the door as
on the first night of the play, when the
curtain rose there were few seats in the
house not filled.
tom, Dick and Harry. is pretty
little show. Primarily 1t is a farcical
comedy. The bills have 1t. "a musical
concoction." 1t is both, and although
the comedy is clever and laughter COM
polling, 1t is in the artistic and pleas
ing rather than in the humorous as
meet that the piece is most commend
able. In the arrangement of the cho-
ruses, the selection of the costumes,
and the execution of the dancing, Tom,
Dick and Harry is really clever bit
of work
Especially good were the songs of
Cheer UP Mary" by JENNIE LeBeau and
q male chorus, The Spanish style
by the same leader and full feminine
chorus, and Charlie" by Fanny
Thatcher and a chorus of dozen
dancing kittens" The last TWO named
were specially pretty. THE Spanish
style" introduced one OF the prettiest
dances in the entire performance, with
a full chorus of girls spiendldly at
tired in the costumes of Spanish dan
GERS. Miss LeBeau herself led the
dance and song. with castanets.
"Charlie," while not so gorgeous as
the "Spanish style" was clever and
artistic piece OF work. Twelve girls
dressed in soft, pale pink formed the
chorus. and gave pretty exhibition
OF dancing. ~ =. 80
Of the strongest, II not the chief Feat
ure of the play. During the evening
more than half a dozen entire changes
Of costumes were made each pretty ana
artistic. ,, ,op.ou
and Miss Thatcher both have pleasing
voices. The work of the FORMER
throughout was worthy of praise.
In the comedy end of the play, and
there was plenty of II, Bickel. wat
son and Wrothe had everything theH
own way. They formed the not IN
usual combination of the Dutchman, INC
Irishman and the tramp. Much OF theit
work was of the horseplay type at
though good and cleverly performed.
Unusually good was THE Professor and
His pupil" by this trio of comedians
n specialty a little less rough than
most of their work.
The target shooting stunt. in Wnlch
the Dutchman, the freshman and the
another good thing of the performance
as were the escape of the trio from
the West Point Military Academy in an
atrship. and the embarrassment caused
the three by the possession three
kevs 10 have which incurred the pen
atty of death by the commander of the
post.
one good feature which received con-
siderable applause, was the cake walk
inc of Dick" and Miss Thatcher in
the first act.
only one unpleasant feature marred
the presentation of the play last night,
Although the house was damned from
the stage to the door, during the entire
performance, every window and the
doors were kept closed, making the at
mosphere of the house sitting and I'M
comfortable. ~
Tom. Dick and Harry will be re-
peated at matinee this afternoon and
the engagement will close with to-
nights performance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

as Calanthe. Hermion and ARIA. The
production was decidedly realistic.
Mayor Pat J. Lyons. after an ex-
tended vacation, accompanied by his
sister and brother. returned to Mobile
tonight
with a stlf southeast wind blowing.
indications at 1890 indicated veriflca-
tion Of the storm warning posted at 4
o'clock this afternoon. The river is
rising, due to the flow inland from
the gulf and merchants are manifest
ing apprehension of overflow of the riv-
err at this point Early this evening or
ders were issued by the river steamers
to merchants to desist from sending
freight to the wharf.
The Norwegian steamship Fort Nor
gan arrived up tonight late and re-
ported unusually heavy weather OUT
side.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BIJOU THEATRE.
Matinee Today, $3.50 p. m.
Rank wrecked by Robbers

Chicago. Sept 25.- Aspecial to The
star from Prady, Nebraska, says:
The Bank of Brady was wrecked by
robbers this morning. -Four charges OF
dynamite were used and the ruin is
complete. The amount of money taxi
en- Is not known. A big force of men
and dogs is in pursuit OF the robbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
WILL ARREST MASTERS.
Failed to supply Crews With Food
and Lime Juice.

and Lime Juice.
San Francisco, Sept 25.-Secretary
Metcalf of the Department of Com
merce and Labor has ordered the GUS
toms collectors at Juneau. Port Town
send, and San Francisco, to arrest up
on their arrival the masters of the
whaling steamers Bowhead. Karluk,
Narwhale Thrasher, Alexander anc
Bonanza, vessels which were Ice
bound all winter at Point Barrow.
The masters will be charged with
having neglected to provide their
crews with lime juice and medicines
prescribed for law by the health OF
their crews. Forty-four members OF
the crews OF the vessels will he sent
to this city as witnesses againt the
captain. Two of the vessel. the Bo-
nanza and Alexander have been wreck
ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
BIJoU THEATRE.
Matinee Today, 3s3O p. m.
FAIRBANKS MAKES ADDRESS.
Pioneer Day Fittingly Observed nj
Pike,a Penk CeIehratlon.

Pixies Peak Celebration.
Colorado Springs. Col, Sept 25.--Pi-
oneer Day, the second in the Pike Cen
tennial celebration week. opened aus
piciously
The day had been set aside by the
Committee on Arrangements for the
glorlfication of the efforts and achieve
ments OF the man who biazed the trails
and belonged to the vanguards OF civ
ilization. Tho formal exercises were
conducted in the open arr this morn
ing, their meeting being held at STRAIT
ton Park at the entrance to the IA
nous Cheyenne Canyon.
Vice-President Charles w. Fair
banks was to have delivered an ad-
dress later In the Grand Opera House
but the auditorium could accommo-
date only a small part tnat tried 70
hear him and the meeting was held In
the open in Acacia Park. There the
| Vice. President spoke TO 10000 per-
sonh and was given an ovation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

meal for nothing. The only
qualification is that the applicant shall
repeat aloud in st. Giles Church a
for the sovereign's health. At
terward they partake of a meal Of
broth, beef and bread. finished on with
a liberal allowance Of beer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

week. A rain Of two inches fell on the
21st-R. w. Tuck.
Tallapoosa, Dadeville: The first part OF
the week was fair followed by heavy show
ers on the 2oth 21st, and 22d.-Sparta E.
Blow.
Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa: The latter part
Of The week was cloudy and showery. Two
and half inches of rain fell on the, 18th.
--E. n. c. Snow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Chicago, Sept. ga despatch to
The Tribune from Mobile, Ala. says:
A 500 pound octopus was caught
yesterday bya fishing party in M!ssis-
sippi Sound and killed after 3 strug-
gle that lasted eight hours. The &C.
topus towed the boat of the party
stern hrst for ten miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
RIJOU THEATRE.
Matinee To-day, $3.50 p. m.
DAMON AND PYTHIAs.
Mobile knights Give Intensely Inter-
entinR Amateur PerfOrmnDce.

Mobile. Sept 25.-(Speclal despite
threatening and stormy weather, large
audience witnessed in the Mobile The
atre tonight the performance OF Da-
mon and Pythias by local amateur tai
emit Critics pronounced the rendition
a great success.
The performance was for the benefit
Of the local uniform rank, X. of P.
The greatest honors fell to James P.
Schock, H f. Schoolcraft and John A.
McLenon as Damon, Pythias and Diony-
sius and Mrs Mitchell Brooks. Miss
Flossis Huntly and Mrs. l.. c. Walker
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
Add To il, Anyhow.


Chicago CHRONICLE.
Without any desire to add to the bur-
dens Of the sweating citizen, II will be
well for him to bear in mind that tha
law of average temperatures threatena
him with a winter as cold as the eupa-
mer has been hoh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

Southern District.
Baldwin, Magnolia Springs: Hot and sui
try weather with daily showers, prevailed
throughout the week.-H p. Kruger.
Butler, Garland The week was CLOUDY
occasional showers occurred.-J. c. NC
Clure.
Clarke, whatIey: Warm weather with
abundant rains, prevailed during the week;
THE rainfall was heavy on some days.
A. HILL
Houston. Lucy: Light showers occurred or
the 18TH goth and 21st.-A l. Crosby.
Mobile Grand Bay; The weather was
threatening and several showers and thun-
derstorms occurred In the vicinity. heaVy
rain fell on the evening of the 21st.--Julius
Schnadelbach
washington, Fruitdale; The first OF the
week was fair but the latter part was
cloudy and showery with heavy down
pour accompanied with high winds. on thu
20th.-G NJ. Billhimer
Acting Section Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

A curious custom is still in force at
Norwich, in virtue of which on three
days in the year anyone can claim a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26

BLJoU THEATRE.
Matinee Today also p. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26
Middle District.

Middle District.
Autauga, Wadsworth: The first of the
week was fair. The lattre part was show
cry. heavy rain fell on the 2oth.-W. W.
Wordsworth. "a
Bib, Brierfield: Three days Of the week
were fair, but the rest were showery and
humid.-Frank Fitch.
Chambers. Buffalo: The weather has
been very hot and showery.-J. T. Spence.
Choctaw, Pushmataha: The first of the
week was fair. and bright. but the latter
part was cloudy and showery.-E A. Carr
Clay Pyriton: The week was generally
cloudy with occasional showers In the
evenings. s. Hendricks.
Coosa, Batson: The week was hot and
showery A heavy rain fell on the goth
Greene. Boligee: Light showers occurred
at the close of the week. Moderate temper
atures prevailed.-E. F. Bouchelle.
Randolph, Pittman: The week was gem
showers occurred.-J F. Pittman.
Russell. Scale: Warm days and cool
nights were experienced throughout the
week. Heavy rains, attended by nigh
winds occurred on the afternoons and
evenings of the 10Th and 21st.-A. Augusta
Shelby Harpersville: The weather was
wet, with much thunder and lightning and
some high winds.-R. b. Posey.
Talladega, Lincoln: Generally fair wealth
er prevailed during the forst part OF the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-26


Biount, oneonto: The first three days of
the week were fair and bright. Thunder
storms. accompanied by high winds. occur
temperature was 70 degrees.-Aouilla J..
: Cherokee. Center: Rainy weather. with
warm days and cool nights. was experien3-
ed throughout the week.-Thomas Brad
ford.
rally fair, although very heavy rain fell
on the 21st--E. r. Nelles.
Fayette. Pilgrim: Cloudy weather with
occasional rains. prevailed during the week.
Temperatures were high.-V. Savage.
4Lauderdale. Florence: The first Of the
week was dry and hot The last two days
were cloudy and rainy. The average tenn
perature was 76 degrees.--G. H. Smith.
Lawrence. Moulton: Sultry and rainy
weather continued throughout the week
Sunshine is much needed.-W. o. Watson
Limestone Elkmont: The weather has
been warm and showery. Too much rain
has fallen recent1y.--JoeI w. Legg.
Morgan, SummervHle: The weather has
been rainy In some cases the precipita-
ton was excessive.-John NJ. Simpson.
St Clair AshviIle: Showery and cloudy
weather prevailed throughout the week
Geo. r. Gather.
Walker, Kansas: The week. was very
disagreeable and rainy.-H. b. Bagnall
Winston, Melville: The early part of the
week was fair and bright. but the latter
part was cloudy and showery III. j.
Wilson
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12
En- svart brand ficka

eller gosse, mar eller qvinna blir smartan
fort qvitt, derest Bucklens Arnica Salvs
anvaudes genast. G.. J. Weleh i Tekon-
sha, Mloh. sager: jag brnkar den for
skarsar, sarnader och ALA hudskador och
finer den fullkomlig" Den hast caste
bot for hamorrhojder mar nagonsin
kant. Den bdsta !akande saliva. Csc
Lunglen Il Andreens apotsk, Sioux City.
Man har bergstrakterna 0stra
Tennessee kommit pa sparen slaf-
veri i forkladnad. Oar pagan f..
n. iarnvagsbygge, och somliga at
entreprenorerna synas ha begag-
nat sig at metoder for att ia ar
betet uttordt, som CORA dem skyl-
Olga under lagen for valforandet
at andra PRISONERS frihet. De ar
betare, Invita- och negrer,som de an
stallt, ha forts till alagset belagna
trakter ,dar de blifvit inhysta iusla
kojor, hvilkas vaggar och TAX icke
tjanat till stort skydd mot ragn
eller - muskiter. Den toda, som
serverats arbetarna, har varit al
sarledes dalig beskaffenhet. For
att hindra dem. som missbelatna
med behannlidgen sokt komma
darifran, att fy fran sina plagare
har rundtom lagret posterats be
vapnade vakter. Mar nagon at ar
betarne fordrat adjoining har fore
burits att de for foda och logi vo-
re skyldiga mer an deras aaoning
belopte sig till. Emellertid ha
dessa iorhallanden kommit till
myndigheternas kannedom och en-
understanding af forhallandena
torde komma att ske infor dom =
stol.
Fullk omlig helsa ar en- O.
m~ojlighet, da blodet blifvit fat
tigt, tillgangeu derpa otillracklig
eller vattenhaltig, eIler, mar Diet
till fold af orenhet blifvit tr0gt
och stillast&ende. F0rsumma ej
EFT dylikt tillstand for EFT enda
ogonblick. Skynds att rata de
d uiga folIderna af ondt blod och
atervinn helsa och lycka genon
att anvanda DR.. Peters Kuriko,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12
HAIR OCH DER.
Cunardliniens jattestora ,ul

Cunardliniens jattestora tur-
binangare"Carmaa som anlan
de till New York den 20 sept fran
liverpool. kunde da hatva kallats
EFT skepp AT guild. angarens sd
kerhetshvalf forvarades da nemli.
gen guild till EFT varde at 10, 328,
500.
Delta guild hade importerats at
banker och bankierer for att mo-
ia den ringa tilIgangen pa reda
pengar har. Transaktionen un-
oerlattades af skattkammardepar
tementet, som forskotterade Diet
mesta af kontanterna. sa att ban
kirerna icke skulle foriora ranta
pa sina pengar, msdan guldet var
pa v3gen. Bankirerna ofverlem-
made at skattkammaren guver-
mentes och andra for bond satt be-
tacka forskottrt. medan de vantade
pa guldet.
Delta sages vara den storsta
qvantltet af den dyrbara mettalen.
som nagonsin forslats over ocea-
men Pa en- argare.
Polisen Marshalltown, Iowa,
har kommit pa sparet en- fore
ming b~estaende al IA, IS ar gossar
och aickor. Forenir gen har IS
medlemmar och bar Diet kusliga
namner "Marshalltowns svarta
dieflar. Medlemmarre hafva
sammantradt hvarje sondagseiter-
midday i parken. och t0reningens
NAL och regler arc att hvarje ned
lem skall servera minst EN- SINUS
kig historic vid dessa moten. Pc.
lisens inblandning har upplost DIES
sa moten, och Diet pastas att man
ga af dess medlemmar TAFT en- val
fortjent och kannbar aga fran sina
uppretade pappor och mammo..
Miss Mary ''Sparka-ett hal j.
skyn". Eft ungt aIskande indian
par forenades i torsdags i Escana
ba. Mich. De voro mr. Mitchell
Jasper och miss Mary "Kick-a-
Hole in-the Sky, hvilket sist-
namda mann ofversatt till sven
ska Iyder "Sparka = EFT hal
i = skyn." Som en- AMMAN MANN,
kuriositet kunde tillaggas att bru
dens moder och den nuvarande
akta mannens svarmoder bar Diet
klingande namnet afraid of No
Man" Radd-for-ingen. karD Den
akta manner torde kunna taga lif-
vet lugnt, da han har en- hustru
som kan sparka hal i skyn, och en-
svarmoder, som rades for in
Tan
Svenska monitoren., 1906-10-12

stryk. sd smart De matt Chicago
De satte slit uppsatt i verkstallig-
het. De afvaktade LANCE fran
EFT apotek, och mar han kom pa
gatan, hogo de pa honom. Bj0rnson
anvande happen och hans kamrat
knytnaIven pa deras gemensamme
motst3ndare. De ire samtlige
"baggarne" blefvo haktade for
oordentligt uppforande. Babe
Biornson och Riemers bora till
den hogre so~cieteten i Norgt.
Scandinavian - American
LINENS angare "H9Ilig 0 av' an
lande till Chistiansand den 7 den-
mes och afgar derifran den 20
dennes till New York, dit den var
tas AMANDA den 80. Stamina linles
angare Oscar H. afgrck den 10
dennes fran Christiansard med
8I2 passagerare och vantas anlan-
da TIL New York den 70. Pas
sagerare f0r Chicago och western
AMANDA iva eller tire dagar seuare.
The Mayer Boot & Shoe CO. i
Milwaukee. Wis. har under de
senaste IL manaderna anvandt
icke mindre an 4I5,6I2 hudar at
oxar, kor. hastar, Tar, getter och
kanguru for tIllverkande at skor.
Nara 1000 personer anvandas dag
ligen af the Mayer Co.. och tabri-
ken ar f0rsedd med de basta och
modernaste n.askiner / denna
bra lch. och som den ar belagen !
stor ia ladermarknaden i verlden,
har bolaget har godt tillfalle att
utvalia Diet basta material.
Forlofning kommer smart att
eklateras mellan storhertig Mi
chael, broder till den rySke CA
rem. och ~prinseesan Patricia. sy-
sterdotter til! konung Edward af
England. Storhertigen, som varlt
pa besok i Kopenhamn, afreste
deritran enligt telegram at den 8
dennes till sin keiserlige broder,
som nu kryssar i inska farvatten,
for att erhalIa hans formella tilIa
telse till forlofningen. Han at
reser senare till England ior att
erhalla konung Edwards samtyc
Ike. hvarefter forlotningen kommer
att eklateras, Storhertig Michael
och ~priusessan Patricia hatva va
rrt bekanta med hvarandra sedan
barnsaren fran de arligen ater-
kommande tamiljemotena hos Diet
danska konungahuset. Han ar IS
ar gammal och san 81 ar Prln
I sessan Patricia eller pat, som
hon pa skamt kallas at slna mar
maste, ar en- mycket spirituell och
lihig ung dam och anses som den
vackraste at &c engelska prInSeS.
Soma. Hon har atven visat atl
hon har en- villa, som hon forstar
att drifva igenom. Hon var sa-
! lund utse6d att blifva den span
ske konungens GENIAL, men derat
vardt intet, enar hon bestamdt
torklarade att hon vid slit glitter
NAL endast komme att f0lja slit
hjertas boielse.