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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17
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Stuntuuus
6etnbe Der 8egierung.
g I. petersburg, 16. april.
Wnrim @orfi's gmpfang in ben 0sr-
sinistsn Staaien giebt Der rufRi3en
&sgieruns gu oenten. Gin bober BEE
amter erfldrte beute:
Bel Gnbbre1 Der Auslahungen
8orfi's folte bas amsrifanif9e Bolt In
Rs9nuns 3isben, bob berislbe tein 2i'
beraler ober &eformsr if, fonbern eth
R.bollitiOndr rsinitsn Wafers. Grau
Mnorsiruat, bic ibn besleitst, TT ni&t
feline Jrau. sic seb6rt s~bsnfaGs our
rebolutionaren partei. WoroTotp, elmer
Der Wostausr Sanbslsftrfen, CAB ibr
81, SOC, 900 fur reDOlutiOndre 3wsds.
als bie Rssisruns gsueife bieiss gor.
sanses srbislt, aab He WorOiOw "a
Stunbsn 3eit, @ubIanb 3u perIaHen
ober f9 bor geridt 3u berantporten.
gr fob nod paris u1o beging bort
sslbfmorb.
.Sama Worofop Rano als Baums
tpollstbnie In srOBsm aniebsn tn Der
ruiRi9sn 8siddftswelt. @s mar au'
gsmeir unb nattirli9 aud Der Regie'
rung betannt, bab sr 8erbinbungen
nit BEN Iiberalsn @lsmsnisr bate. Die
Regisruns briidie Elm auge su, ba ct
fonF elm gutter Birser mar; es i9eint
iebo9, bob er f8 3u tief In r~epolutiO.
ndre pldns sialieB uno I'm ieinen aopf
fpislte."
Ybilippinen.
Der 2abronen
NaniIa, Is. Msril. 8israig
2abronen fbsrfielen teute bas Saupt.
quarter Der 2onfabIsr In Walolos,
Der SauptRaot Der probin3 8uIacan.
Sis t6otstsn 8 Wann unb f9Ieppten
20 @eueebre fort.
RalOlOs Iisst uur 20 WsiI.n bon
Wanila.
Die 2abronsri tpurbsn srf sntbsdt,
oils fe i&on ben Wittelpuntt Der Staot
errei4t batten. Cine e9ilbmaae Dor
Der Wobnuns bes Goupsrneurs San.
bico risf he an urb tuurbs fofort 9es
t6btet. Die tuenigen 2pnfabler, bic
In benz @ebdube tuaren, ionnten segsn
bic l1ebsraahl Wi9ts ausri9ten.
@rie&enlano.
eltenbun N m gbuar
in Slot.
3 n, Is. Mpril. 26nig gbpart
urb 2bnigin Meranbra uerosn NOR
gen bier anfommen.
r@doIogtf& be.
Mtben, Is. april. Or. Boien'
sust, Director Der snglii9sn @eieli9af
fur ar1dolosis ma9t bstanrt, baB G,
am ufsr bss eurotas nobs Der @idbt'
beg alien Sparta sinsr 8smpsI be,
Gbttfn Mrtemis NIT rei&en Gunber
aussesraben bat. gs follsn f& unite,
benislben etatuetten. G9mudfide Dor
8olb, SiIbsriunb glfenbsin hsfinbsn.
g~enesuela.
nntfare 0erhdItntfie.
@tIIemftab, SOIdnbif9 gu
raebo. Is. Npril. &eiisnbs, bic DO,
Dens3ueIa anlangen, ertldrer, bob mo,
In 8eneSuela bic polittf9e Bebeutuni
bes Rhdtrittes gafro's niat rs9t Der
ffshe; es berrf9e iebod allsemein bi
Mnf9t, bob Der Htidtritt nur stl
uoriibergebsnber fei.
DDS Rabinett @aifro's rei4te fein
DemifRon setn. gaffro's Na&fol9e
bat isbo9 isir usueri Neinlfer srnar,n
unb 10 fino bie alten TN Amte seblis
ben.
90 usiB fein Wenf9, mas log III
bebsnfli& mub es f9einsn, bob aud
biele Mnbdnger @afro's bic 9auptfas
berlahen.
Qawaii.
eIbfmoro I'm SO 3 n | n n
8 on'o u u. Is. Npril. CAPT
Nartin BON Der ;lsi9teu artiasris, be
ais mabnFnnie nit benz Sranspori
bampfer .Sberman" bon ben ptilip
ninen uoA HouSe aeyhixf tn,frhs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17

tuSte' w" ~s"'9S WV OVgVVO VtutA'
Ssinen &aub bergrub er In Der Ndbe
BON Oloenburg. UNI bsnfsben gu qeIe.
aensr 3eit bolsn gu t6nnen uno Hob
oantl nod Der S9wsia.
Der Msnfa bat Elm umfaKenbes &c.
fdnonib abgelest uuo oas Berftsf Der
prsiiOfen genannt.
3 tuarsig 8erIebtebei
StreitframaII.
Gtettin n, Is. Npril. Der
Streit Der bod. unS @e~rftearbsiter
fabrts in Stpinsmitnoe 3u einem bluti.
gen 2rawau.
gusfdnbise 2oblsnl6i9er sriien
einsn Saufsn bon Mrbsitsmiligsn an,
uno es tam su elmer f6rmltden
S9la9i. In rpel9sr 20 Rombattanten
iptpsr unb bisle leidt psrIsbt tpurben.
Die &ube fonnte erft uisber bergsfslt
tperben, als bie poliaei NIT blanter
Wafe rtidi9tslos sinbisb. Srsibig
RubeFbrer uuroen berbaftet.
Srei 9inber
Stettin, Is. Npril. uebsr
ben traurieen Bob bon bret 9inbern
uirb aug Inflam beri1tet.
Muf sinsm Spa3ieraans i'm WaIo.
fanoen bic 2leineu einen Seioelbaf,
FRAUD unb aben bic berrli9sn rotben
8litbsn besielbsn.
Nad tpsnigen Winuten tpurben fe
bon entieBIiden S6mer5en befausn.
unb cine Stunoe fpdtsr ruaren fe
toot.
Deferred .ltngarn.
SeIb + morb tn Der Stride.
@ieu, Is. Npril. Cine erf9ht.
terrible Sras6oie fpielte lid tn Der
Rir6e bes Beneoittinsr Stifts ab.
Wdbrenb bes 8ottesbienf,s ia9te f9
cine felt ldnsersr 3sit on religibiem
Wabnfnn Ieibsnbe S9hl.rin bes bieiis
gen 2onferbatoriums, bic 81 Sabre
alts SO9ter oes 3abnar3tes Siebel. Dor
einsm Ssitsnaltar sine 2ugel In bic
Bruf. Inter ben anmeisnben Mns
bd4tigsn sntftanb In 5olse Der traus
rigsn Sbat cine panit uno He fftir3ten
In tpiloer Saf ben M~usgdngen su.
Der Fob Der 1nelidli9en frat fat
augsnblidli& Elm.
S@wei3.
WnItte U ooepeIt ans
Geben.
3hrt9, 16. Npril. Die bieFee
pOlissi tbut fa niat tusnis barauf au.
quite, sinen NuarGiften, Der ansebli4
benz prdRoenten Rooiebelt ans 9eben
uuqte, uni&doli9 ssmadt gu babsn.
Der yuoulo-be" -Nttentdter, ein Stalies
nsr Namsns @uettra, prablte Dor eini'
gen Sassn In elmer WirtbI&aft. bob er
i9 auf benz Wsgs nod ben Wereinig-
ten Staaten bsfinbe, UNI oas Ober'
baupt Der sroben &epublit abaumurt'
fen. @r tpurbe berbaftst uno ba ibm
bic Msr3ts, bic i'm auf ieinen Settles
auffanb unteriu&ten, fur total perrtidt
erfldrten, muBts CT in's Jrrenbaus 9es
f6idt tuerben.
Cuba.
l1nter u 9ungseeri6 t.
. @uantonanto o, Is. Mprii. =
Gin 1ntsriu9unssssri&t er6fn5te teuts
bic gsrbanbIuns iiber bic grplORon an
Soro Der .2earfarse". bu,G tuel4e am
Srsitas 2 Off3iere uno 5 Wann baa
0eben berloren. lleber ben Uorfal
uno BITE Werbanolnngen tH tepr Wertq
su erfabren. ba Der 8emannung oer
v2eariaras" ni4t 9effattet LIT, an 9anb
3u seben.
Die grpIoRon erfol9te i'm poroeren
) 8burme bes S&la&tf8iHes als eth 13'
sblisss @sidhb eelaoen rpuroe. Durd
sinsl unslidlipen 3ufau ipurOe oei
sIsttrii9e 3%hnbapparat In Sbdtigtsii
gefsbt.
JtaIien.
Beub.
NeapeI, 16. Mpril. Der WeIut
III nod bon elmer biden &au&molf'
einsebHat, bod Bot Der Mf4enreger
na9gslaFsn. gisls ameritaner. bar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17

odupler besoblex istssxos SreHs'
Butter - Country. 1Aes Sreonaers SSs,
OGeix t0c
Trii&e Ssr-lle per Cutsxo.
Stihuer Sc, A6t1e 8. Tariens-l0-lsc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17

gucros . Heriaufstrsts SwpcEtfss "a
S@peherfdfe SOC per Pnaxb stssssrtfiSs
e6weuerfa,e It's, Eisecxfx Cream 8 s6
Is. Eep BORT Gbebbars' lbs. ssSsssrst
f&er 2taburser III. Bid lbt.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23
One. Armed Applause.

Nine. Bernhard had just re-
turned from a spin in a motor
car. Her face was flushed and
she wore skirt Of seal skin.
Madame" said a reporter,
who speaks French, "what do
you regard as the greatest tri-
umph of your career?"
The great artist smiled.
"My greatest triumph" she
unused. "well, ! think, perhaps,
my greatest triumph was in Par.
is, on the first night of 'L'Al-
gion, at the end Of the third act.
"The third act was passionate-
" applauded, but, as | stood be-
fore the curtain, the applause
was drowned under = burst of
laughter
"The laughter came from the
topmost gallery. The audiences
eyes and my eyes, too, were
turned reproachfully thither.
And as we looked, the reproach
died out Of our faces. For what
do YOU suppose we sawg
I'VE saw two one-armed men
up in the front row. side
by side, quite oblivious Of the
amusement they created, oo-op-
Grating with their remaining
hands to add to the applause
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23

Denmark exchanges a king
who was nearly SO years of age
for one who will be SO on the
third of June next by the success
sion of Frederick to the venerable
monarch who recently passed
away so suddenly. The new
king Is the father of eight chill
dren, the youngest of whom is
16 years of age. His Oldest son,
Prince Christian, who is now the
heir apparent, was born is 1870
and will be 26 years of age on
the 26th of next September.
Prince Christian is the father of
two boys, the eldest of whom,
Prince Christian Frederick, was
born in March, 1899.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23


Seeing a statement n tie IIaIl
Of Fame 70 the elfecl dat est
Virginia was the first State b the
Union to erect Confederate
monument Senator g. III rith,
Of Amite county, challenged the
claim, and demanded the proof.
The statement Is to the effect that
West Virginia erected a Conied-
crate monument IN 1867, and was
the first State 10 conferthis honor
on the heroes Of the lost cause.
Senator Firth has the documents
to prove that Liberty erected a
Confederate monument in 1866,
one year after the close of the
war and one year before the
monument was built in West Vir-
ginia. II il thus proven that this
was the first monument erected
to perpetuate the'glory and honor
Of the boys in gray and putsMis-
sissippi ahead Of all other States.
The Confederate monument at
Liberty was first suggested by
women Of that section, and they
raised most of the money by
their individual efforts. Senator
Firth was present at the laying
of the corner stone Of the Liberty
and says that he re-
calls the speeches made on that
occasion by Col. Moses jackson,
Hon. Fl. S. Van Eaton and Col. |
G. p. Nelson. The documents
to prove that the first Confeder-
ate monument was erected in
will be filed in the
Hall of Fame.-Clarion- Ledger.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23

The Honorable Joseph G. Can
non, boss of the House of Repre-
sentatives, has indicated official
ly that he is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Con-
gress in the Eighteenth Illinois
district again this year. After
he gets it, there will likely be a
stalwart Democrat camping on
his trail from beginning to end of
the campaign; and Mr.. Cannon
will know that somebody besides
Yates is after him.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23

Sir Hiram Maxim, the famous
inventor, once remarked: "Man
will never be able to fly by ener-
gy derived from his own muscles.
To do that his lungs would have
to weigh seventy-five pounds, the
muscles of his arms forty pounds,
and those of his chest seventy
pounds, while he would have to
be provided with a breast bone
twenty eight inches deep. Then,
to bring his weight down little,
his legs would have be reduced to
the size of a walking cane, and
his head to the size of an apple.
Rather a queer kind of man,
this"
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23

The crier had q bad cold, &c
that the duty Of making the OPEN
ing proclamation fel' to another
court officer who, as it happened,
had never acted as crier, says
the Green Bag. This officer had
heard the proclamation often
enough and knew it by heart, but
this is what happened. The
deputy sheriff opened the door
and announced "Courtl" The
substitute crier raped on his
desk, and within and without the
bar, those present arose and
stood in silence while the judge
passed to his place.
Then the substitute began:
"Hear vel Hear yel Hear yet"
His voice seemed to him terribly
loud, and all recollection of the
words to follow suddenly left him,
but he pulled himself together
and went on bravely. "All per-
sons having anything to do be-
fore the honorable, the justices of
the Supreme Court in the jury
session thereof now sitting at
Boston within and for the county
Of Suffolk may draw near and
give their attendance and they
shall be heard"
At this point he sat down, but
seeing the judge looking up in
he saw his mistake, and
springing to his feet he added:
"By the way, gentlemen, God
save the commonwealth of Mas
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23
Free Schools and Taxes.

The wisdom of free schools has
no connection with parents pay
ing taxes, or assisting poor par
ents who are willing to educate
their children; the parents wish
or inclinations are not in it, sbut
strictly the children's based upon
the fact that intelligent citizen
ship is best for the country, and
that every little fellow should
have the opportunity of improves
ment. This applies to the negro
as we'll as to the white children,
for even animals are valued for
their intelligence, and all moral
and scientific teaching attributes
troubles to ignorance. The white
mans claim to rule is from this
source and coupled with it JUS
tice to the inferior.
Though statistics show that the
negro is not as moral as he was
when freed it is due to the loss at
once of the moral restraint and
teaching Of his master. Any OBJ
can see that the bad
as a rule are the ignor-
ant and the more reliable the in
telligent.-Clarke County Times.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23
overwhelmingly RIIRNED.

Chas. w. Moore, machinist, Of Ford
City, Pa, had his hand frightfully
burned in an electrical furnice. He APP
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve with the
usual result; ga quick and perfect
cure" Greatest healer on earth for
Burns, Wounds, Sores, Eczema and
Piles. 25c at r. S. Wheless, the Drug
piat
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1906-02-23

Best Country Hay. deIiteaed 4
any part q the CITY. e. r. WIIES.
cumberiand Phone, izo.
Terms sIfIclIV rnEu
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
The Annual Report
 of Clerk C. R. Howe

A review of the annual report of Clerk Howe, of the Board of Super visors gives some interesting data ss compared with the previous years budget of county expenses. The largest item of expense for the tax payers is the county schools which for the past fiscal year reached ESQ., S50.S2.
 The year before the total reached $60, ,52l .S4 and the estimate of County School Superintendent Rockfellow for the coming year will reach nearly $1O0000. The growth of the school attendance of the county and con- sequent increased expense is a good ba ometer of the county's prosperity.
 The mex; largest charge on the county government is that of the justice courts which reached $37 . 255.l7. The amounts of constables and justices lee billie now in court and held pending decisions, will increase the total to $5O.O00. The cost of this item of expense is increasing at the rate of sIO,OOO to sl5,OO0 per year.
 The sheriff's office was run at de- creased expense of about 5000 less than the year before, the amounts be- ing for 1905 s26,s7S and 1906 of SPLITS.
 The total years expense bill foots $227 ,S2l S5, while last year it reached S232, ,670.55, the present board oi supervisors making most creditable showing, and in the face of heavy in- creased demands in various depart. ments were able to ocenduct the county business at less expense than the pre- vious year.
 Tbe total bonded indebtedness oi Cochise county at the present time is $7O,000. This is being paid of at the rate of SIG, 900 per year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
They Do Grow Old
 In the Warm City

Another case of surprising longevity has come to light in Yuma, proving to the most skeptical that the climate of Arizona is conducive to the best of health and the longest of lives. Rysa Silvas, a Mexican woman, who has lived in and about Yuma since she was twenty-five years of age, boasts of no summers, and is still as able to work and see as she was fifty years ago. Not only does she do without glasses altogether, but she can thread the finest of needles without any as- sistance. She lives entirely alone, re- fusing aid from her grandchildren and is we'll able to care for herself. The only inirmity she has even in the smallest degree is deafness. Her hus- band died in Yuma a few years ago at the hearty old age of I05.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
An Aged Pioneer
 Visits Tombstone

Captain P. s. Lane, now in his S6th year was 6 Tombstone visitor this
 week. Captain Lane is one of the earliest of California and Arizona pi- oneers and was 6 resident of Tomb stone during the halcyon days. The aged pioneer is nearlyl blind but his
 mind is vigorous, his memory remark able, and he talks entertainingly of pioneer incidents with graphic detail. Captain Lane owned several sailing vessels on the Pacific coast and smassed quite fortune, most of which was swept away with the ter rible San Francisco disaster of last April. Undaunted by his losses, the captain takes a philosophical view of his situation and is resigned to the decrees of Fate. He has been east and is en route to his old home in San Francisco. stopping to make a brief visit to Tombstone and see his O d friends, Mrs. Haeselgreen and son, Harry Hasselgreen of Lewis Springs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Mexican Money
 Coined in the U. S

One hundred sacks of Mexican silver coins, amounting to $50, 600 in Mexican money, passed over the Southern Pacific yesterday in transit from this country to Mexico City. It is stated that the money was shipped from San Francisco, where iu was coined, owing to the overwork of the Mexican mints. The Fl Paso Herald says this is the third shipment oi silver that has gone through recently for the south. About 8 week ago $l50,0j0 in Mexican coins, and g little before that $50, 900 in money O the southern republic went through ! in charge of the Wells-Fargo Expres. Company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Southern Pacific
 Fighting Water

A Imperial dispatch says: "Pre- liminary work was begun this morn ing by the Southern Pacific in closing the break in the Colorado. Ten pile drivers were ordered for immediate de- livery and a vast quantity of piles to be rushed to the scene. Men with in. terests in the valley are called to I'm perial tomorrow to meet Superintend- ent Ingram and other representatives of the Southern Pacific who will sub init proposition to the people of the valley to guarantee the company and the Mexican republic against damage claims, in return for which the com pany will proceed on 6 larger scale than ever to control the river. A sat isfactory agreement is expected"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Annual Jewish Feast
 Commenced Yesterday

The Orthodox Jews in Arizona and throughout the world commenced their annual celebration of the feast of Hanuk h yesterday, in remembrance of the victories of the Msccabees over the hosts Q. the Syrian king. Antiochus Epiphanes.
 Hanukah is also called "feast of lights" because on the evening be- fore the first day of the feast one light is kindled alike in synagogue and in the home, and every following night the number of lights a.e in creased by one, until on the eighth night every house and synagogue has its eight lights all burning. No manual work, not even sewing, is permitted by Hannkah lights in the house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
The Cost of
 Running for Office

With the exception of one or two of the candidates for office at the recent election all have filed c campaign statement as required by law. Ac- cording to tine affidavit filed by the chairman of the democratic central committee they expended $2,766, while the republicans distributed $2,- 225.35. The candidates for sheriff, according to the affidavits filed. spent within a few dollars of each other, Hunts expense bill being placed at S952 and that of White at $934. The candidates for treasurer were even closer, Gaines being charged with $500 and Hicks with $50s25. The others are out AS follows: Mcdonald, $374 Berper, s292 65; Goodbody, $27s, Ken wick White, s53 90; Shelley, S464 Ed. Flanigan, $322.35; Rockfellow S230. .55; McNeish. $lO0; Bowen, $45o McCabe, s260; Wood. $375.5O. Int members of the legislative ticKet art compelled to file their accounts witl the territorial secretary. The social. ist candidates who filed statement show that they only expended from
 few:dollars to as high as s20. Tn precinct officers ranged from nothin
 to as high ss $20, a number of ther
 not contributing to the campaiR
 fund.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
U. s. Court Convenes Next Week

Deputy United States Marshal J '.
 W. Clark of Tucson is in the city. He is rounding up few citizens for ser vice On the United States grand and trial juries, which cenvenes next week. The grand jury is called for Monday aud the trial jury on Wednesday. A number of both panels will come from Santa Cruz county. He is of the opinion that the business of the United States court will occupy the larger part of the week. There are . num- Der of cases to be submitted to the grand jury, among which are the cases against the two Mexican reyo lutionists bound over from Douglas . few months since.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
"With Pearyin
 The Arctic Regions

"With Peary in the Arctic Regions" is uhe subject of e lecture to be given by s. J. Entriken at the Congrega- tional church on Wednesday, Decem- Der Is. MT. Entriken has many friends among the mining men of Arizona being superintendent of . valuable property in this county. He has proved very popular lecturer in Phil adelphia, where he gave his address to nearly one thousand people. His il- lu.trstions are said to be very beat tiful, be:ng cOlored in Q very artistic manner. The Coehise Glee Club vii sing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Interesting Lecture
 Next "Wednesday

Commander Robert E. Peary lec- tured recently at the American Museum of Natural History A crowd of 5000 people were waiting to greet him. The New York Tribune says: "Men, women and children swirled together in a r,otous maeIstrom which had the Arctic explorer for vortex. The jam about him was as pressing as any ice crush his ship ever en- countered." Now our best way here in Tombstone to "get next" to Peary is to hear that splendid talk by Mir. Entriken, one of his associates, mex. Wednesday evening at the Congrega- tional church
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16

E"You are all advobate of re- formed spelling, l believer said the shabby visitor.
 Il am,' replied the pros porous citizen.
 "Then tell what you think of ihis," continued the visi- tor, hold out a slip on which was written "l 70 U a w."
 "Well," responded the pros porous citizen, handing i back, "I'm not a radical; Tn a humble follower of Carneg Get him to endorse it and l will be good at this office.- Philadelphia Ledger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Many Americans
 Going to Mexico

The American consul of Vera Cruz. Mexico, has forwarded to Washing ton a report on the American immi- grafton into that country, in which he etates that Mexico is "not a paradise for men witho-t knowledge or money. The republic IS already throngod with people from the United States, many of them arriving with just enough money to pay their expenses one way. They have DO ideal of the customs of the people or of their language, con. sequently they become greatly dissp- pointed, and in many cases have to tramp back to the United States"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Douglas Is
 UnduIy Excited

Our Douglas friends should not get excited and think that they can steal Fort Hu chuca. For their benefit it is stated the Government is not going to remove Fort Huachuca nor abandon it, they are simply going to enlarge the post on tie military res- ervation. The superiority of the pres ent location over any near Douglas beggers description. The altitude the closeness to timber and excellent parade grounds, and the superiority o the water over the water Tn Douglas makes the change an utter absurdity to say nothing of the fact that a Douglas pumping stations would hav' to be installed. whereas on the presen site they have and can secure gravit! water sufficient for 2, 900 people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Americas First
 Diamond Mining Plant

The first diamond mining plant in America is now in progress of instaiia- tion in Elliott county, Ky, and within few weeks an immense diamond washing pan and its accessory machin- cry, built from African methods, will begin an exhaustive test of the Ken lucky kimberlite deposits, which geol- ogists say are practically identical with the olivine-pyroxine rock in the Kimberley fields in South Africa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
CHAS R HOWE,
 Clerk,
Deadly Serpent Bites
Chairman,

are as common in India as are stomach and liver disorders with us For the lat ter however there is sure Remedy, Electric Bitters; the great restorative medicine, of which s. A. Brown, of BennettsvilIe, S. e., says: "They re stored my wife to perfect health, after years of suffering with dyspepsia and . chemically torpid flyer" Electric Bitters cure oh illfand fever, malaria: biIiousness, lame back, kidney troubles and bladder disorders Sold on guar by q druggists. Pr ce 5Oc