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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27
Fourth of July Rates.

The Southern Railway will sci
round trip tickets July end, Srd and
4th, limited good to return July sth, at
rate of one and one-third fare plus
plus twenty-five cents Tor the round
trip. Call on Southern Railway agents
for tickets and complete information.
J. L. MEEK, d. P. A.,
Knoxville, Tenn,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27
WHERE is MY WANDERING BoYs

The ties of home are the most sa-
cred of earthly existence. They are
too often sundered, and this paper will
make the effort to reunite many
broken bonds early in the fall. To all
persons of Tennessee birth now living
out of the State we will cause to be
sent handsome invitation to return
to their native heath, if their names
are sent to us at once. These invi-
tations will be sent with the compli-
ments of the Tennessee State Fair
Association to all former Tennesseans
whose names appear in this paper,
and we will take pleasure in publish
ing all names that are furnished to
us by the people of this community.
Special railroad rates will be made
for home-comers to all points in the
State, as well as to the general home
coming in Nashville during the week
of the State Fair, Sept. 2S to %.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27

weekly was quite another story. It told
how much her friends loved her, how
saddened they were by her passing
away, how sweet and womanly had
been her character. The husband did
not send the city papers to distant
acquaintance, he sent copy after copy
of the little country weekly, the only
place where, despite his prominence
in the world, appeared sympathetic
relation of the loss that had come to-
m.-Charles Meauger Harger, in At
lantic Monthly.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27
A Dangerous Deadlock.

That sometimes terminates fatally, is
the stoppage of liver and bowel func-
tions. 10 quickly end this condition
without disagreeable sensations, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills should always be
your remedy. Guaranteed absolutely
satisfactory in every case or money
back, at Fl. @. Miller's drug store. 25c.
box.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27

All business on commission basis.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27

present, and they should not be dis
turbed in their business without just
and controlling reasons, Nashville
Tennessean.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27

Theatre treasurer Do you wish your
usual seats for tonight, Mr.. Spinort?
"No; give me something cheaper"
Theatre treasurer When did Mrs.
Spinort get back from her visit?-
Cleveland Leader.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1907-06-27

Mr.. Crimsonbeak- But you know,
you can only die once. Mrs, Crimson
beak-Of course, | know that l hope
you didn't think I was a cat?-Yonk-
ers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
TIL DAY OF RESI-
DIVINE INSTITUTION
II Was Made by TIE Son Of God by
Whom all Things Are Made.

The word sabbath means rest" and
the sabbatical Institution is old as the
world.
Christ said The sabbath was made
for man. Mark 30 and as it WAS
something made, We inquire by
whom was it made and how was it
made. and why was it made 1t was
made by the son of God himself, FOR
we read % Him that He made all
things that are made. John 1:1-5: Eph.
80. Col. 1:12-l6. These texts are SO
plain. there can be no mistake. Christ
made the sabbath.
1t was not made by an angel. but
by the Creator OF our world, and We
know His work was all good. and per
feet.
We read in the first chapter in the
Bible. OF the creation OF the world,
rlow II was created in six days. and We
read il was accomplished by the word
If God. Ps.. 1916. 3. We read that on
the seventh day. God rested. This WAS
not because He was weary Tor God
never becomes weary. This act of
resting. formed an important part in
making the sabbath: indeed Gods sab
bath was not made without Gods rest.
His word says, He rested on the sew
enth day. Gen. -. Following the
rest Of God upon the seventh day, We
read that He blessed the seventh
day" and still further. He sanctified
IT," Now mark. the seventh day on
which He rested was past when He
blessed ana 'sanctified it.. Blessing
md Sanctlfying the day did not make
lie seventh day the sabbath Of God.
Bear in mind. He first rested, then
He blessed and saifctified it. The term
The seventh day occurs three times
in verses two and three of Gen. >,
50 there can never possibly be any
question about which day j. meant.
Again, we must also bear in mind that
God did not rest first and then work.
The record Is very plain. and the fol-
lowing facts are taught in this mar
alive.
l. God made the world in six days,
Gen. l.
= He rested upon the seventh day.
,. He blessed the seventh day.
+. He sanftified the seventh day.
we wish to note the reason why He
blessed" and "sanctified" the seventh
Gay, and we find it given as follows.
"becalDe that in it He had rested from
an His work which God created and
made" Yer. 3. As the sabbath was
made by the Creator who is not jew.
md a. il was made thousands OF years
before "A Jew ever lived: and as it was
made for man. accarding to Christ's
own WORDS; therefore We conclude and
do know IL - not a Jewish sabbath.
any more than that the world is a Jew
is world. or that our Savior is d Jew a
ISL Savior. Paul declares that the
woman was made Tor the man. l Cor.
11:9. Does any intelligent person af-
firm that woman was made for the
Jews only? The sabbath was made
for man.'-all mankind, everywhere
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18

and in all time. This is plain enough.
and the only sensible conclusion 10
reach from reading what God says
upon the subject.
We read in E.N. 20:S-1l. a law which
God gave relating to the sabbath, and
we quote IL in full.
Remember the sabbath day to keep
il holy. Six days shalt thous labor. and
do all thy work: But the seventh day
is the sabbath of the Lord thy God.
in il thou shall not do any work thou,
nor thy son. nor thy daughter. thy
manservant. nor thy maidservant. nor
thy cattle. nor Thy stranger that j.
within thy gates: For in six days the
Lord made Heaven ana earth. the sea.
and all that in them is. and rested the
seventh day. therefore the Lord bless
ed the sabbath day and hallowed it,"
II VII be noticed that every reason
assigned for the sabbath is divine. 1t
does not even mention man in its form
alton. 1t tells of acts OF God. His Gre
alton. and enjoins its observance upon
men. We wish To again emphaSize
that every reason assigned by the Lord
himself is purely "a divine reason. and
in connection with thu creation OF our
world At the time the sabbath was
made man had not sinned. and We
know beyond any shadow Of doubt that
it was no type Of The death of Christ
upon Calvary. and did not point to that
event. and did not end there. We will
study this still further in our next.
II. q. THURSTON.
2lS 2. Van Buren, st.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
FOR ADDITION

PROPOSALS FOR ADDITION To-
WATER SYSTEM. Department Of
the Interior office of Indian Affairs.
Washington. ID. e. oct. 26. 1907. Seal
ed proposals. plainly marked on the
outside of the envelope PROPOSALS Tor
addition to water system. Phoenix.
Arizona" and addressed To- the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs. Washing
ton. d. G.. viii be received at the In
dian office until o'clock y. N. Dec.
>. 1907. for furnishing and delivering
the necessary materials and labor re-
quircd to construct and complete an
addition to the water system AT the
Phoenix School. Arizona. in strict ac-
cordancc with plans. specifications and
instructions to bidders, which may BE-
inspected at this office. the office ~
the Improvement Bulletin" Minncap-
oils. Mimi. the Arizona Republican
Phoenix Ariz.. the Times" Los An
gcles cal, the Chronicle" San Fran
cisco. Cal Builders and Traders Ex-
changes at omaha, Nebr.. -.
Paul. Mimi. Minneapolis. Mimi.
the Northwestern Manufactur-
Mimi. the Northwestern ManufaCtur-
ers' y Association. st. Paul. Mimi. the
L. :. Indian Warehouses at Chicago.
H.. ST. Louis. Mo. Omaha. Nebr-. New
York City. and san Francisco. Cal.
and at the school For further inf0r-
nation apply to G. W. Goodman. Sup
erintendent. Phoenix Ariz. g. +. LAR,
RABEE. Acting Commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
Roth NJ 5ucceeco LIxs su--r..
DR. niERAN8
> NsO~s THROUGHOUT
rig SoUTfsNEs -
Leading SgGGi5iiS.
IN CHROME DISEASES

He has tbs coafce,-
and patronage CT a.
leading business ms
and ost prCninsns
citizCs.s Of ArUol.. Ths
Doctor "a LraC-afs a.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18

Those registered at the Hotel Roose-
welt during the week We're W. J. Low
THAN. Globe: NJ. Sears, Globe; w. II.
Watkins. Phoenix; J. w. Voris Globe;
II. Z. Schitl, Roosevelt: Geo. G. Ehern-
berry. Allison: James. +. Finley.
Young Ariz.; J. q. Bates. British Col
umbia: Mrs. Tanner. Payson; Miss II.
NJ. Kenefick, Globe c. L. Clark, Globe.
y dance was enjoyed in the office
building ON the hin Friday evening.
Those present were Miss Goldie Ring
gold. Miss Leone HeastOn. Mrs. Ches-
ter y. Smith. Messrs. Dearsley. Weitze.
Bodie ard Henderson.
j. H. McFadden of Livingston went
to Mesa by stage on Friday.
+. McCulloch went to Mesa by stage
or Frida..
Earl Weitze started on his vacation
to be spent in California. on last Sat
urday. He will visit the fair the first
part of the week. before leaving for
the coast.
Mr.. Otis Mcintyre, engineer in charge
of the government sand crusher. left
Roosevelt on Saturday for PhoniX,
where he will enjoy the fair.
Frank Fisher went to Mesa Friday.
Lorin Pomeroy. was passenger on
the Mesa stage on Monday.
J. IL Duff Of Payson went to Mesa
Monday. and will accept a position as
blacksmith in the valley.
G. II. Gilbert. employed by O'Rourkc
4 co. is enjoying the week at the
capital cit..
II. Bordigionia laborer for the
O'Rourke company, took the stage for
Mesa. Monday.
H. + Jones 90 Washington ID. c.,
went 10 Mesa h. stage Monday and
will visit the fair.
VIM Shand and James Davis both
employees Of O'Rourke. went To Mesa
Monday by stage and will visit the
fair.
Mr. Gean went to Phoenix Tuesday.
Charles smith went to Glide Satur-
day by stage.
W. ]. Weber went to Globe an Mon
day by stage.
y. Lindblome was passenger on
the Globe stage Monday.
g. W. Horris went To Globe Tues
day
Emma Donovan the little girl who
over year ago was left by her faith
er in the mountains without provis-
ions. and later found home with the
Henderson family in Roosevelt. was
sent for by her sister. recently mar
ried. living thirty miles from st Car
los The child was sent on Wednes-
day to Globe and will travel three
days by stage to her destination.
o. Black went 10 Phoenix on Tues
day.
W. 4. Strong went To Mesa Tuesday
and will visit the fair.
VIM. Welsh went to Mesa on We'd
nesday and will visit the fair.
r. X Marshal of Tucson was in
town Thursday.
&. f. Goddard Of Wickenburg re-
turned to his home via Mesa. leaving
by Thursdays stage
Geo. Matkovick went to Globe on
Thursday.
VIM Handbook went to. Phoenix on
Thursday.
Alice MAY. bright Apache of
Roosevelt. went to Globe Friday To-
spend the winter.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
HOT AND COLD WAFER
AT ROOSEVELT DAMSIIE
A Discovery Lately Made By the In
. spectors o. the Work.

Roosevelt. Nov. Especial cores
rondence of The Republican, Work
on the dam * progressing at rate To
please the anxious farmers Of the val
ley Sincethe last flood the fun force
ol workmcn has been PUT on the ma
Soury work and they have made splen-
lid time. averaging 500 cubic yards Of
masonry a day. At present the ma
soury work is just five feet below the
bed of the river one popularity the
inspectors have noticed is the direc-
ticn the veins of water take. and their
tcupcra azure All the veins running
l,ngthwiSc of the river are cold, while
those Running from the sides of the
bed are hot. A. the hot water gener-
ally comes from limestone it * sup
position that beyond the site there is
limestone formation from which
these veins spring. Wherever these
veins are found in the rock. a pipe is
inserted. Wl,ich extends To- a height
above that attained b. the water un-
der pressure and then the pipe is fill
ed with cement
The -,ower house under ConstrIC-
tion At the east side Of the back of the
dam il now read.- for the root The
outer walls are Of cut stone and the
insides Of reinforced concrete The
dam sorns ono wall Of the power
house and the spillwav on the east
side Of the dam is Nyond the east
wall of the power house The build
ing has immense windows which will
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
Since Donofrio robbed the cactus
And made his cactus sweets,
People call, one ana all,
Cactus candy can't be beat"
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

Article l. The name Of this corpora
tinn shall be, The United States Bond
and Railway Company.
Article n. Its purposes shall be to
own and operate any and all patents.
To- construct electric gas. or other mo-
tors. To- buy. sell. and hypothecate err
sonal and real estate. and to conduct
any legitimate business. The liabil-
titles Of this corporations shall not eX-
ceed one half its capital stock.
Article Ill. Its period Of existence
shall be (35J twenty-five years from
date.
. Article ". Its capital stock shall lie
two hundred thousand sharSs Of ten
dollars each par value
Article V. There shall be no person
al liability for the debts of this corpo-
ration. on the part of its directors. or
stockholders.
Article VI Its domicile. and its per
sonal place of business shall be Jersey
Vile. Jersey co. Hi. and also at Phoe-
nix. Arizona Territory. And the Shobe
II Emily electric trolley patent its
property.
Article VII Its officers and board
of directors for one year from date
shall be. Dr. a. y. Shobe. president.
10000 shares: William Embly. vice
president. 10000 shares; |. r. Mcrri-
field. secretary. 10000 shares; SylVanus
l.. Hill treasurer. 10000 shares and
shall he elected annually August 10th
each year.
Witness our hands and seals this 10
DAY of August 1907.
\. y. SHOBE NJ. ID. tScaD
WM EMILY (SeaD
/. y. MERRIFIELD 6SeaD
s. L-HILL tSeaD
State of Illinois
County of Jersey IS.
|, Henry \. Sheppard. a notary pub
lie in and for the said county. in the
state aforesaid. do hereby certify that
\. \. Shobe. NJ. ID. VIM. Emily. |. y.
Mortified. and =. l.. Hill. personally
known to me to be the same persons
whose names are subscribed To- the
foregoing instrument. appeared before
me this day in person, and acknowl-
edged that they signed. sealed and de-
livered the said instrument as their
free and voluntary act for the uses
and purposes therein set forth
Given under my hand and notarial
seal this 10th day of August a ID. 1907
tSeaD HENRY y. SHEPPARD.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires March ;. 1905
Territory of Arizona
County Of Maricopa -.
|. g. +. Leonard. county recorder i'm
and for the county and territory aforc-
said. hereby certify that ! have COM
pared the foregoing copy with the
original Articles of Incorporation of
The United States Bond and Railway
Company filed and recorded in my Of
flee on the 4th day of Sept 1907. in
Book No. of Interpretations. at
Page and that the same is a full
true and correct copy of such original
and Of the whole thereof
Witness my hand and seal Of office
this ith day of Sept. 1907
tScaD G. +. LEONARD,
County Recorder.
Filed in tho office of the Territorial!
auditor Of the territory Of Arizona
this 9Th day of September \. D.. 1907.
at 10 4. IN. at request Of Hamilton &
Hamilton. whose post office address
is Natl nal Bank Building. Jerseyville
Illinois hDoLPH W. LACTZ.
acting Territorial auditor
Arizona republican., 1907-11-18


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Arizona republican., 1907-11-18
TheAIizOna Cleaning & Diving Works
FOR RENT

ONE-HAlF. OR LESS, OF STORE
HOUSE, NOW OCCUPIED. BEST
LOCATION. ADDRESS BOX -172,
CITY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
WILL BACK f|1z
To HOLD BURNS
EVEN IN A BOUT

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan 15.--Boh
Fltzsimmons is only to anxious to
take on Tommy Burns from reports
received here today. althoagh no def
mite acceptance of an offer to fight
the Canadian heavyweight has yet
been received here from the freckled
fighter.
The impre sion prevails here that
Fitz is capable of giving any fighter
alive a whiri for six rounds and that
while he would succumh in long bar
lie, Bob could last six rounds and
make it interesting for the best Of
them They pd.lt TO his showing
against Jack OBrien and believe he
lis jus, as good as ever
Fight critics all over the country
are inclined 10 critieise the efforts Of
local promoters in staging Bob against
"a husky Young fellow like Burns, who
is strong as q bull and has a wallop
that Is heavy enough 70 hurt any OF
them. Bat here. where Fitz has many
friends his best friends are urging
the promoters to give Fitz chance
with Burns and they claim that not
only can Fitz take care of himself in
short bout. but that he is extremely
dangerous at any stage of the game
lFitz is stnl a wonderful walloper and
they claim he is only shy on speed
and endurance or be would be as good
J as ever.
/ The bout would certainly draw
/ Tremendous crowd az the fight FOL
/ lowers are anxious To- see BTns ~
action. and Fitz is a popular idol here
land always a prime gate attraction.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
.TILLMAN C0ADED HIM
concluded from First Page)

senator from South Carolina. He is
80 filled with animasity for the presl'
dent and has SD often aiken ccea-
ion to express il that do not behave
his attacks will take seriously by ny
people
Tillman attempted reply but
Spooner declined to yield tie went
IN 10 crit Use Tiliman for he harsa
words he had hurled al the president
In antempesed speeches. which the
Wisconsin senator declared We're uh
gracious and unju-tified. He con
demued Tillman for impeaching tao
motive Of the president and ridicued
Tillman's claim that he stood for the
Fundamental principle Of liberty
.Quote me accurately" shouted Till
man.
'You quote Yourself " replied
Spooner.
Tirman then aid he had declared
lat II was the fundamental principle
of English and Amel;can liberty that
every man is innocent until he mas
been proved guilty. Spooner said that
vas the correct principle aud that he
South Carolinian contrary 10 that
Principle had begun his speech on the
ltace question by conyicting the whole
black race. He scored Tillman for
the sentiment before uttered tina we
:, shot EN-: We killed EN- and we'll do
| it again"
He said that frequently he had
heard Tillman utter those sentiments
in defending lynching in the south,
Tnlman attempted reply but
spooner refused 70 yield, and sub
liected the South Carolina senator TO
ne Of the most direct and singing
indictments ever quoted by a senator
against a colleague Spooner quoted
| from Tnlman- utterances defending
the burning Of negroes at the stake,
and said: No man ought 10 encour-
age such a horrible thing as thai 1t
/ + q crime against civilization to en-
courage it,"
/ Continuing. he SAID he had looked
with admiration upon the efforts OF
Governor Vardemau and other eXecu'
lives of the southern states to sup
nress mohs taking the lives Of ne
groes without giving them trials on
account OF crimes they were suspect
ed having committed. Il have been
shocked" he said. by the attitude
Of the senator from South Carolina
IN more than one occasion, when ne
has spoken here in Justification and
support of the continuance of lynch
ing If there Is one man who ought
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16

Anti.Pass Measures Missouri fili
nols, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas
and Minnesota Several assemble
virtually pledged
Primary Elections North Dakota
Washington and Kansas. Four states
pledged. Governors In others favor
Liquor Traffic Colorado. Missouri
Indiana, Washington and Illinois, l'o'
cal option or more drastic state resn'
latinn. $s
Insurance North Dakota, Texas
Indiana. Nebraska. Kansas, Missouri
California, Minnesota Illinois and
Wisconsin. Avalanche of bills eN
pected: some radical and sweeping
Taxation Wisconsin, Texas Ne.
braska Washington, Minnesota ana
Illinois Aimed chiefly against pnphc
service corporations. Entire revision
of several codes
Income Tax Wisconsin TO consider
nm for graduated tax. Other states
expected to have hot fights.
Divorce Regulatian-No mention III
any fore ast. but many restrictive
measures looked for.
state and Private Banks--lllinols
and Kansas particularly propose dras''
tic new laws TO protect deposltofs
Other states To fall in line.
Miscellaneous California and NeVa-
la Ia entertain bills against prize
fights. wisconsin to sterll2e feeble
minded and insane and establish pen
son stem for the aged Texas toI
sipe out cotton bucket shops; Illinois
q reiuyenate charitable institutions.
1t will be noted that not only a
number of far-reachiug subjects ~
.hele a widespread sentiment IN ia
ror of reform. but mat the sentiment
II number of the states Is concen'
rated along the same lines. II all IN
ljcates that the people have been
linking to a considerable extent in
similar channels. and that the seS
ions Of the legislatures generally THIS
ear are likely to be more interesting
md more important than for NUM-
,er al years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16
HUSBAND AGREES TO
Concluded from First Page)

jar the united STATES the laha oi MS
birth. and particularly angry at the
disposition of the authorities of this
city TO make him pay taxes, moved to
England in 1891. He renotnced his
American citizenship in 1899,
He owns Clivede0. one Of the show
places OF England for which he paid
st. go GOO Besides he has other big
estates. He is owner and editor Of
the Pail Mall Gazette and Magazine,
and never misses "a chance TO say
mean things about the United States.
At one time he wrote that II was ne
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-01-16

nor to encourage it, It is the man who
sits here as maker OF laws
Diselaiming any intention 20 abuse
Tilman the Wisconsin senator said
II was his purpose only % make .
plea for good government, He said
he had not intended 10 be led INTO
such discussion, hut had been goad.
ed 10 il by Tillman himself
And want to say here, he con
tinued that any man who encourages
1ynching. murder and lawlessness will
have much 10 answer for and the
higher his position and the miehtier
his influence the more he will have
10 answer for,
No man can come here with good
grace TO impeach the president for his
dismissal OF men because they were
nor identified as criminals, who comes
to that accusation from lynching
or who iustilles one"
SpoQner concluded his speech with
a brief discus sion OF the race ques.
ion. declaring his belief that the ma.
iority of the people of the south did
not entertain the radical views which
were expressed by Tillman's lectures,
in which he referred 10 the negroes
as balloons and said when asked how
about the law replied TO hell with
such a law" Spo1ner said he knew
Of no better way 70 perpetuate the
RI p,tceclp hatWpau thn fuD rIpQG than