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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-07
Notice 10 Stockholders.

The annual general meeting of the
Clifton Investment Company stock
holders will be held in the secretary's
office at Clifton, Arizona, on Satur-
day, the ninth day of June, 1896, at
s o. m. J. r. HAMPTON, III
Secretary.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-07
SERIOUS TROUBLE
AT CANANEA.

Continued from first page.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-07

Milwaukee Sausages-Smith's.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-07
THE BATTLE AT NACO.

When the news reached Bisbee
that there was a big riot on at Can
anea, and that reinforcements we're
greatly needed, about twenty-five
well armed men rode to Naco, where
they expected to cross the line after
night and make their way to Can
anea to assist their sorely distressed
countrymen. The men fully realized
the danger of the expedition and the
complications that might arise there
from. When they reached Naco
kilograms continued to arrive, and
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-07

Swiss Cheese ut Smiths.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

The church benefit sale ar Lyons
store from MoadaF morning I'LL SAT
uriaE night
We give written guarantee on
every diamond hoaEhf ct our auction,
for parity. color and brfilanev and
as a probable invest al-nt they are
one of rhe best
The ColIbraa schools are eLos=d
and SO far no arrauEem@lrs have
been made to have them confined
The trouble came about through the
union high school board disuissiue 2
Mr. Fhuzlason- E- seems thar a lit
tle three coruer-d p-iIazoaicaI union
had been formed bF tha professor
and Ehe two Co bran district teach
ers- When Mr. Thonlason was uoti-
fed rhar there were no funds 20 con
Time rhe high school longer. walk
ont seems 70 have been ordered hT
rhe bead push and che other mem
beers of fhe uniol had 70 obey. ia spite
Of THE good oflees Of County Sup=r-
lnrendent Mcclure The event IS TO
be regretted. a. there seemed 70 be
a general satisfaction wirh the Coll
bran ehools-PIareau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
TnE .rn-yENnEHG cA,E.

The arrest OF President Charles
~ Meyer. Secretary Haywood, and
Pe-ribOue. Of the Official board Of the
W esrern Federation Of miners. in con-
uee7i9n with rhe murder Of Gov
5rGeuenburg. % idaho. was great
surprise 10 The publlc rndoubted-
ly by fhis time rhe men are within
the peniteutisry walls of rhe state Of
Idaho and ir o. more than probable
that. If there is much evidence Of
eliminating character they viii STAT
there for some time.
The people nf Idaho are wonder
fullg wroHeht up over the murder Of
fhe late governor and they Viii not
stand on sentiment whatever. ln en-
deaVorine r0 ferret ont The murderer
% murderer They 4eem bound on
running down those concerned at any
COST iu fact The matter of cOsf. ae-|
cordinE 10 the foremost citizens Is
not 90 be considered whatever
The murder Of Gov. 3tuenenhure
was one % the most cold -b1ooded
crimes iH western criminal history.
" was undoubtedly a premedited
crime. us perpetrariou worked ont by
some other than one individual and
was DO response 20 a general demand
from rhOse who had been punished
Tor their crimes by stuenenbnrg. 10
have him put out of the way. a. an
example of what might be expected
from fho=e whom he opposed
10 retaliation and TO satisfy justice
the state Of Idaho proposes TO make
those who perpetrafed that crime
understand that the wrath Of
great state b. even more 70 be- feared
than that OF any organization In the
abstract Wc believe that The authors
of That foul crime should b. hound
I'D 70 their dearn- Dr. was a bastard
iy crime. with no ezieauatlng circum-
stances. Gov. SfuenenburE did his
duty as be- saw Dc and whatever pun
ishmenfs he inflicted. were not such
thar be- should suffer death therefor
Re simply obeyed the statutes that
the men of the state have passed for
the protection Of the lives and proper
fy of individuals and there ia no e&-
fengating clrcumar ances that can be-
raised iu defense Of those responsible
for fhe murder
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

Continental papers are sharply
criticisiug the American public and
~ would look as N they had good
grounds 10 do so, over the snobbish-
neHs Of The public la relation to the
marriage OF the daughter OF Prcsl-
dent Roosevelt They compare the
simple preparations for the com
ing marriage OF Eitei Fritz. second
nud beloved son OF the Kaiser. and
also the very formal ceremonies over
the bctrotlinl of Princess Eua of Bat
fcuhurg the neicc OF Edward Of Eng
land with the King OF Spain. with
those OF Miss Alice and Nicholas
iongworih. They say the entire
American people have given q woeful-
iy had exhibition Of being snobs and
perhaps they are right, Here In this
country where democratic forms
should most prevail. almost regal
conditions obtained. while with
princes and princesscs Of the royal
blood great effort is being made to
make the ceremony most simple II
" ould appear as IL we were ape
ing customs which are being tabooed
by ROYALTY itself. and whereas the
monarcwal countries are growing
simple in their tastxs We are nssum-
ing that which the\ most desire to
get rid Of
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

Mr.. aud Mrs a. u Pelton have
let the contract for the erection Of
handsome and modern cottage
home 10 be- erected ON their lots on
Bclford avenue. near the corner OF
Fifh street The contract price b.
ZOO. Work viii start 90 once on
The residence
Last night Fruiu lodge, No 30
Independent order Of Odd Fellows
happily celebrated the second auiver
sary Of the organization OF The lodge
4 very entertaining program consist
ing Of addresses and musical MIN
hers was carried out and an elegant
sumner was served. There was "a
inrae attendance and The pleasures ot
me occasion were numerous Henry
Sieholg aud Alort steele. members
.f me odd Fellows lodge OF this
CIV vent down 20 participate in the
festiyliles and these gentlemen I,,, IRE, re,
70 70 anioy.d a high degree Of pros
na,,,y ,,ar snd IL membership has stead
lily increased
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

,. Glen the western slope manager
of the C0lumbine Music company
WIKI headquarters ar Monrrose. Is
Ia town today.
Captain James NJ Kennedy, Or
zanizer Of the Woodmen Of the
World len this morning for points
along rhe narrow Guzge-
lEvltaions have been issued bF
Mrs Csgstave Van Hoorebeks for Fri
day evening when she viii enter
raia rhe teachers Of the cirF schools
and the members Of rhe school board
The maximum temperature yes
-erday was 81 degree The mini
llum temperature rhis morning was
p degrees Fair tonight. Wednes-
dar increasing rloudin==s. is the Of
fetal forecast
T. 3 johnson. presidenr and gen
eraI manager Of the Vyestwarer Land
and Mining company. was an arrival
.n the city this morning from . visit
10 his old home ar Lansing. Michi-
gan Mr. Johnson was accompanied
5y f. ~. Buck, young man who
comes west for rhe benefit OF his
health
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

NJ l.. Allison left last night for
Denver after spending several days
here with his friends
Chy Clerk John Conlcy aud fam
iiy have moved from 32i South
Third street 10 1tG South seventh
street
"parslfat" ia rightly and truly call
ed Il mystery drama. becnuse 90
illustrates. hy means OF nllegory and
symbol. the secret of redecminp love
Yet although correctly named 81
" mystery play for the foregoing rcus-
ona. it is iu no sense Of the word
The same as understood hy this name
as applied to the early mystery q"
plays of the Christian church IN
those plays, devoid OF scenic embel-
lishmenta. and ln many Instances
even appropriate coatnmlne, the act
ion WIS siilted and the players seem
cd merely 10 chant with mouotou
Gus articulation whatever dialogue
WIS contained In the text This
mefhod no doubt served the purpose
of the time. but it would now serve
only as reminder OF the methods
pertaining 20 the drama OF those
days und would simply De- nppreciat
cd as such "Phrdfal," on the con
trary while stiil being o. mystery
PLAY is redoleut with life aud color.
natural aud spirited I'm action. and
lu eyrry particular much the same
MS the better Glass Of the drama OF
today Il is this harmonious com
blnation. combined with The beauti-
fnl story Of tho play itself thsi rcnd-
era 'Pnrslful' the iireslstahle and
absorbing spectacle that has made
ID famous throughout the world
None can witness the soulful aud pro-
foundiv Interesting production with
out heing awakened more fully 20 the
consciousness OF ones innermosi self
aud the sublime power OF the bro
therhood Of nnselhsh love. At the
Park opera house Saturday night
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

The street and alley department
OF the city Is pushing matters ln re-
lation 10 the streets and what is
more. are doing it with the least pos
sibie expense 20 the city. The bis
grader iH performing wonders In
grinding The streets and Commissionor
Armstrong has the work down so pat.
thut he covers much ground in the
course Of week II the weather
conditions continue fair. much work
VIII have been accomplished. az Il
time when things are usually permit
ted 10 remain In statue quo.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

DR.. G E COWell formerly a resi-
dent Of this city. was arrested ar
Toledo. Ohio. a few days ago BY the
United States Postal authorities. on
the charge Of sending abscene mat
ter through the mails
The matter referred to l. a small
pamphlet written and published by
Dr. c. E Cowell. called The Law
and The Doctor and Is a pretend
ed history Of his case from begin
ming TO end. but is such a iumblad
mp mass Of words. thar aside from his
specific charges against his wife. Mrs
Josie l. CoweIl. OF This county and
against other well known citizens
has no sense whatever TO f.
The matter was evidently prepar-
ed while he was a resident OF No
Gregor. Ontario. as IL contains
mum her OF testimonials from promiH-
enr citizens OF that place. a. TO the
doctors sanity and also OF his Gener-
al conduct \ portion OF the book
j. also addressed to the people OF
VIII county. Illinois nd takes them
TO task for having sent him 70 an in
sane asylum
But the particular objection to the
book comes from his charges against
his wife one Of the most respected
women in Mesa county. connecting
her name with divers persons and
all going 10 show that the mind OF
Dr. Cowell is more befuddIed than
ever before
In the book it charges that the
county court OF Mesa county and
Judge ". 5. Sullivan. in conjunction
with a number Of citizens have con-
spired TO deprive him of his property
because his wife was given charge
and very properly 50 Of the property.
The contents OF the book largely
are unit for publication and II was
a surprise TO the writer that the gov
ernment had not discovered its char
acter long ago. A copy OF the book
was sent TO this office. together with
a letter from Dr.. Cowell. asking a
notice of the book But a glance
was sufficient to determine us that
its contents were the work Of an in
sane man, the charges contained
therein untrue and without any
foundation whatever.
in all probability the circulation
OF the book will again land DR.. Cow
ell behind the walls Of an asylum
where, in the Judgment OF all who
knew him. he belongs.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
THE GRIP 5ncROBE.

have a rinv lrrIe per
a creature strange and wee
often striVe 10 lose him. yes
Hea very fond ef me.
Fte lnEers near me all rhe dav
And With delight viii sqlirm.
No marrer what I do or say
This curious HrrIe germ
About Fay shoulders With great glee
He climbs and shows no fear
AEd When quiniEe I've taken he
VII sing Ia ny ear
Whate er 6eride. 10 me he'll cling
'Tis something sadly sweet
To dud ID such tiny thing
Devotion rhus complete
WASHINGTON star
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

Twenty-Five years ago in the city
of Philadelphia. when Chinamen were
scareer than they arc today In this
country we heard Wong Ching Foo.
IN the Academy OF Music. a highly
educated Chinaman say wait until
our people wake up. you'Il then reck-
on with us. where yon now tolerate
come round and are We to have "a
real Chinese perlI2
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

The success attendant upon the
nrst horticultural meeting in this
clty. Us matter OF extreme gratiiica-
tiou 10 the gentlemen who were in
strumental IN making The attempt 10
secure an organization of the west
cru slope fruit growers. That per
maneni and lasting benefits will re-
sulf from even its first meeting no
one doubts and that the association
VIII be The means Of securing much
Tor The western slope In many ways
Us also q surety.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
DE- O. T. COwELL
ARRESTED N OHIO

Special to The Sentinel
Toledo, Ohio. Feb 29--Dr- c. E
CowsI. giving his residence a. Grand
Junction. Colorado. was arrested IN
this city yesterday. He fs belieg-
ed to be insane and is charged with
sending Obscene literature through
United States mails. He was lod ged
in iall TO await a hearing
Dr.. COWeu Gains that his wife
who resides at Grand Junction and
a number Of her friends have con
spired 70 cheat him out Of property
VaIuei At $780, and that in Order
TO further their purposes they had
him declared insane forced him TO
leave home. and afterwards caused
him TO be confined in an insane asy-
lum-
A number Of other sensational
charges regarding his wife. daush-
tiers and other persons at Grand June
tion, are made by COwell
He has been in Toledo only a short
time Hfs actions plainly Indicate
that he is insane
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
NOTICE no rUBLIc.

Public notice Is TeT6T given that
j. II Heron has sold 10 81 W. BLAKE
slice his undivided one-half interest
IN The grocery business Of Heron
& Caaaells including In such sale all
Of the accounts Of said frm an bills
due 10 the firm OF J " Heron and
X b. Cassella VIII be collected by
The firm Of Casseiia & Biakeslee and
they assume an debts of Heron K
Cassclls
j. II HEBRON
NJ W BLAKESLEE
r. B. CASSELLs
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
GO ..TorRIsT,. TO DENyER.

Commencing Feb 22nd the Colo
rado Midland train leaving Grand
tourist sleeping ears to Denver. This
service will be daily except Wednes-
day.
For further particulars apply to
r. +. Viekery, general agent, Main
street. near Fourh.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
CHICKEN DINNER THURSDAY.

Thursday at noon big chicken
dinner-wil be served By the Woman's
Home Missionary society in the base
ment of the Methodist church. \
fine dinner for 25 cents win begin
serving at eleven O'Clock. All are
invited.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

OF the big insurance erahers Nc
Curdy seems to be the only one who
has not made any restitution to the
people whose money he FILTERED
awHy. 70 is about time that he toes
the mark and steps down and out
from the public eye
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
%.

Mrs. J. W. Weyer of Denver is in
the city visiting friends. Mrs. Weir
who formerly resided in the city. has
many warm friends here Her hus-
band ives formerly in business at
this place, the family moving TO Den
YER several years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20
RING SALEl

Ring sale on Thursday from Q "a.
M until 2 pm. We VIII institute,
ring sale az manufacturers cost.
You VIII never be able 10 buv thom
at such prices again. Dont miss this
opportunity.
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

We won't condemn District Attor-
ney Jerome before We hear his side
Of the case We believe 10 is worth
while TO the criminal element Of
New York to charge Jerome with
most anything. TO undermine him be
fore the courts and the people We
shall await further Developments
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

The prospect Of securing mountain
water is closer Ia the people per
haps than ever before Ia the city's
history
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

a few weeks more Of strenuous
ness and goodIy portion Of our peo-
pie viii be "all in"
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

Entered az the post0fIce in Grzrc
Iuneti0n- Colo. as u class marrsr-
fsu-lne-= Ofsce. 1f5 :. Fourth 81
The daily sentinel., 1906-02-20

The old paper man Is missed great
By on the streets
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
LOutre,


Robt. Walker and wife of Mont
gomery City spent from Saturday
until Monday eve visiting their
parents.
l.. F. Clark and family, Luther
McCarty and wife and James
Sanders visited d. H. Brooks hier
and family Sunday.
G.. A Brookshire and family and
@. E. Brookshire and family Wis
tied Henry Stiegman and family
Sunday.
". H. Burks and family visited
Mrs S. S. Anderson from Satur-
day eve until Sunday. eve.
j. A. Walker visited Thomas
Cole Sunday.
:. Miss Clara Stregmen visited her
cousin Mrs. G. E. Brookshier Sat-
urday night.
Miss Kopp is staying with Mrs.
Henry Zweifel for a few days.
Frank Norman and wife visited
his parents G.. A. Norman and
wife Sunday.
+ Chas. Lichte was delivering hogs
in Rhineland Monday.
Ebert Ford of Montgomery
City is visiting Jack Brookshier
for q few days.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

seems that all the forces of nature
are united in refreshing and
identifying the world.
Is this not an example worthy of
our imitation? If all human kind
should fall into line with those
kindly forces of nature, if each
and every one of us would lend
our influence to the noble cause of
making better and brighter the
condition of humanity, what a
paradise this world would be.
There is within us apower of kind
ness, which, if exercised as God
intended it should be, would not
only dispell much of the gloom
and bitterness of our lives, but
would be fruitful ofjoy in our own
hearts, for l believe the truest hap
piness is that which comes from
the knowledge that we have caused
others to be happy. Then why
not make use of our opportunities?
There is magicin kindness, though
it be expressed merely in a word
or a look.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
High Hill Items.

DR.. Merritt was using a four
horse team to haul oats from the
mill Saturday.
@. L. Gold, N. B. Webster and
DR.. Wheeler spent Friday hunt
ling. and killed rabbits in MI.
Colds orchard. The rabbits, it
seems, are damaging the trees to
considerable extent.
The party given by A. K. Smith,
H. w. Dunard and @. w. lille at
Gerdemanns hall last Friday night
was quite a success.
The young folks made good use
OF the ice on the mill pond Sunday
afternoon.
A blizzard struck the town Sum
day evening n lasted until Nom
day evening. 1t delayed traffic
considerable. Monday west bound
local, No. II stuck in q snow drift
about "a miles west Of town and
stayed there until No. 8. pulled it
out and brought back here. No.
II got through by having two
engines.
Frank Rickhof a former resident
Of this place, who has, for the past
few months been studying tele-
graphy in Chillicothe, is In town
this week.
Mr. Wood and daughter, Mrs.
Merritt Harmon, returned from
yonesburg Tussd.y afteF Z plsss-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

said to have fallen from the lips
of Hon. w. j. bryan. 1t is not
only a beautiful word painting of
immortality, but contains much
good food for thought:
eff the Father designs to touch
with divine power the cold and
p~ulseless heart of the buried acorn
and make it burst forth from it's
prison walls, will He leave neglect
/ ed the soul of man, who was made
in the image of his creator? If He
so stoops to give to the rcsebush.
whose withered blossoms float up
on the autumn breeze, the sweet
assurance of another springtime,
will he withhold the words of hope
from the souls of men when the
frosts of winter come? If matter,
mute and inanimate, is changed
by the force of nature into a null
titude OF forms that never die, will
the spirit of man suffer annihila-
ton after it has paid a brief visit
like a royal guest to this tenement
OF clay"
One wiser than Bryan has said:
Sand whosoever liveth and be-
lieveth in me shall never die"
"Because l live We shall live also,"
"And Jesus said unto her, 1 am
the resurrection and the life; he
that believeth in me, though he
were dead, yet shall he live,"
"Because live We shallliv Also"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23

ant visit to the formers daughter.
Mrs. Fannie Patton.
j. ". Nobel and Henry jenkins
made a business trip to Montgom-
cry City Tuesday.
@. w. Egley made a business
trip to Montgomery City Monday.
Operator Edgar Gold came home
from Wright City Tuesday. We
hope he will stay awhile.
X. Y. Il.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
THE GLADNESs OF NATURE.

1t is our opinion that the new
year ought to begin with spring.
That sweet, fresh, budding season,
when the spirit of newness is just
awaking from it's long sleep and
begins magic power it's work of
revival, breathing new life and
energy into every vein of nature
and thrilling the heart of mankind
with new joys, new hopes, new
aspirations. The soul thatcan re-
main insensible to the charm of
lspring is indeed dull and heavy,
even unnatural. Hawthorne says:
"From such a sole the world must
hope no reformation of it's evil, no
sympathy with the lofty faith and
gallant struggles of those who
contend in his behalf" How joy
ously the birds are singing this
morning and why should they not,
for the blight and decay of winter
is passing away, and ere long the
earth will be arrayed in the full
bloom and glory of spring time.
already the air, so soft and balmy,
bears the fragrance of delicate
blossoms, and the drowsy bees
murmur of new born delights.
Bryan says in his poem on "The
Gladness of Nature.
SIS this q time to be cloudy and sad.
When our Mother Nature laughs around,
When even the deep blue Heavens look
glad
And gladness breathes from the blossom
ing ground?'t
Surely our hearts should respond
to the gladness of nature, and we
should not only be glad, but we
should feel deeply thankful for all
these blessings. For are they not
also many expressions of devine
love and tenderness?
"Oh, that man would praise the
Lord for his goodness and for His
wonderful works to the children
of men," But how seldom we
stop to consider from whence these
blessings come, or what our lives
would be without them, We have
said the blight and decay Of wins
Ter 4 passing away, Indeed u
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
A Wonder

The cures that stand on its credit
makes Bucklen's Arneca Salve a
scientific wonder. 1t cured E. r
milford, lecturer for the Patrons
OF Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa,
OF a distressing case of Piles. It
heals the worst Burns, Sores, Boils,
Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains
and Salt Rheum. Only25c. at E. B.
Moore's Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
invaluable for rheumatism

l have suffered for the past few
years with a severe attack of rheu-
matism and found that Billiards.
Snow Eminent was the only thing
that gave me satisfaction and ten
ded to alleviate my pains. March
"a, OF: John G. Degnan, Kinsman.
Ills. 25c, SOC and S1.00. Sold by
Crump & Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-03-23
HOME CIRCLE DEPARTMENT

Pleasant Evening Reveries.-A Column
Dedicated to Tired Mothers as They
Join the Home Circle at Evening Tide.