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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
ANOTHER CASE OF
 PERSONAL vERAciTY.

Yesterday there was given to the public another incident of clashing of veracity between the president of the United States and prominent citizen of the country MT. Hartman, the railroad magnate, wrote to friend telling him of a meeting with Roose- welt in the fall of 1904, at the request of the president, to talk over the po- litical outlook in New York state, which, at the time, seemed to be in doubt. According to MT. Hartman the president called upon him to help the republican cause along. MT. liar riman further says that after the con ference with the president he raised $2O0,000 for the republican campaign in New York and that this money was the means of turning one hundred thousand voters.
 To all this the president says not a word of truth in it" It is to be hoped that there is no truth in it; the people of this country would be 10th to believe that Roosevelt is such a hypocrite as to issue his tirade just prior to the 1904 election because of the assertion of Judge Parker that the corporations were being exploited for campaign funds by the republican committee, after. having appealed to Hartman, the chief railroad magnate, for funds to run the campaign to sue cess in the state of New York, as re lated by NIT. Hartman in his letter to MT Webster
 But. it may be that Mr. Hartman only inferred the purpose of the con Terence to which he was invited RiIh she president prior to the 1904 cleo iion- Anyhow if there was such 9 e9nlerenee regarding the kNew York election we think Hartman was jus sihed ln the inference that the kind of help wanted was the we'll known re publican sinew, the kind that Cortel- you vas asking frop the fife insurance ..ro}nnsniss
 Hartman says shat as result oi the conference with the president he raised s20o. .eoO for the New York cam paisn fund. Whether or not Mir liar fiman has told the truth about this money contribution to the campaigr should be very easy matter to de termine Mir. Cortelyou, the chairman of the republican national committed at that time, or the state campaign managers should be able to tell wheth CT or not there was any such aid froa any such source.
 We are surprised that Hartman wal not hit for more money than the amount he says he contributed; ii wa. dir cheap considering the fayors hs and bis financial pals have been re ceivlng right along from the repubIi can garfy in congress.
 MT fsarrimsn very likely has check.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
DRINKING MEN
 TAKE NOTICE

The old soaks of Bisbee are sitting mp and taking notice. Some of them who had given up nope of ever being sober again, have listened to the ae- count of how the drinking habit is be- ing cured by the McKanna process. They are beginning to wonder if they, too, can not be once more relieved from the thirst that is holding them down
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
NOTICE

4 reward of S5.U0 will be paid Tor information leading to the ares Ind conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04

Randolph was negotiating for the pur- chase of the Sierra Madre line from
 Colonel Greene. There is every reason to believe now that the Southern Pa cific will reach Douglas with one or the other of its proposed lines in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-04
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Coch,se. ss.
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 \. A. PATTERSON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18

That's all right. You've put the
spirit into me and I'll see you through.
Can you run an engine? Good! III
take the wheel, and the otherH ire
It's going to be risky work, though
You won't back out chr
Reddy interrupted Billings here loud
lv with a snort of disgust, while Bit
ter Root" ran his fingers through his
hair before continuing. Martin was
listening intently.
'The old man arranged to have a
SQUAD of cops on all the bridges, and
I begin anticipatin' hilarities for next
Gay.
sTbe news got out, of course, through
the secrecies of police headquarters,
and when we ran up the river for our
tow ii looked like every striker west or
Pittsburg had his family on the docks
TO see the barbecue, accompanied Dy
enough cobblestones and scrap iron to
ballast a battleship.
All we got goin' up was repartee, but
I figgered we'd need armor gettin'
back.
awe BASED a hawser to the Detroit,
and 1 turned the gas into the tug,
BLOWN for the Wells street bridge
Then war began. / leans out the door
lust in time to see the mob charge the
bridge. The cops dubbed 'em back,
while a roar went up from the docks
and roof tops that was like oad
dream. I couldn't see her move none,
though, and old man Badrich blowed
again. expurgatin' himself of as nobby
a line of cuss words as you'll muster
outside the cattle belt
Soak 'em! 1 yells, give 'em all the
arbitration you've got handy If she
don't open we'll jump her, and let's
ont another notch. so that we went
nIovin' and boiIin' towards the draw.
TT looked like we'd have to hurdle II
sure enough, but the police beat the
crowd back just in time She wash I
6lear open. though, and our barge
caromed off the spiles. 1t was like
niger buttin' a persimmon tree-we
ratified off a shower of missiles like an
ahnormaJ haflstorm. Talk about your
coast defense: they heaved everything
at Us from bad names to railroad iron,
and we lost all our window glass the
FIRST clatter. while the smokestack
looked like a pretzel With cramps
when we'd scraDef through looked
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-18

back with pity at the Detroits crew.
She hadn't any wheel house, and the
helmsman was due to get all the at
Continued on Page 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

Such was the condition OF n
diana business man. as showa
recent letter:
Received your sample Of
Cure and have given It a fair
and It has proven the best
tried. | can recommend YOU ID
in this vicinity. Have used
sample and one box and 1t ha
fected a complete cure. 1t has
worth 500 to me.
Thanking you for the sampsl |
the cure. | will recommend ya|
everybody. Yours respectfully,
ius Mayer, Dealer in Feathers,
seng and Hides, Bedford, Ind"
The Pyramid Pile Cure cal
used at home In the privacy Of 4
own roow. There is enough stren,
in each little supposltory to driwI
infection, while at the same I'M
melts away into the deadened u
of the rectum. heals up the hS'
relatives the inflammation, 4
the circulation of the hemmoTha
veins, dlminishes the congestiO'
brings the organs back to theli
NAL condition.
We want to prove 10 every Ni
from piles that the Pyramid PileI
will cure. This treatment
pared exclusively by the Py7
Drug Co.. which is sufficient eve
Of It's genuineness. However, v
not ask you to depend upon ID
liability of our name or the bona
testimonials of the hundreds oil
piles suffers. Send us your
and address for a free trial pa'u
Use II according to directions
relief you will get will justly
going at once to the druggisls
so cent box. All druggists SCI
Pyramid Pile Cure. just like
oample. Accept no substitute !
mid Drug Co., 76 Pyramid
Marshall, Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

last evening Miss Elliott made many
friends while here.
a, o. condit was in Albany today
ON business.
Frank Girod was passenger 10
JEFFERSON today.
> IL. Russell was a Salem visitor
from Marion this morning.
Mr., and Mrs, Elmer Russell left
this morning Tor Jefferson.
Miss Edna Jones. OF Geryais ar.
rived In the city this morning.
W. F. Schuler. G b. Hoyt aud DR.
Hawk, went 70 Jefferson TODAY.
G 4, Munkers, OF Albany. after a
short visit here, returned to his home
this morning.
Mr. aud Mrs, James McEvoy have
r'tarned from a short honeymoon
trip In the north.
Miss Mollie f. walch, OF Albany
Who has been visiting In this cltv
returned home today.
M, Kelly and A. o. Parks who
have been in the city ON business
have returned TO their homes in
Rosehu-g
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baker who
have been in Portland attending the
funeral OF the late Frank Baker re-
turned this morning.
Representative steen, OF Umatma
county. vas in the city TODAY locatin~
rooms for the session. Mrs stsen
vas formerly OF Monmouth. ana ,s
visiting relatives there.
Among those attending the Alhanv
selpping congress today are Hons
A. NJ lAFollette. J, G. Graham. Gso
=, Rodgers, + Hofer and T. n. Ksv
IheFe were no delegates appointed
from the salem Commercial clun
Geo. w. Johnson leaves this evan.
ins for Long Beach. Cal whsra y.
S'li spend the winter. Georxe wsa,
down there Las. winter. ana a. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
comnnnies Organized.

The Order of Renders is the
,o.ost creation in the line of charit-
able and fraternal organizations
which have come to light in this
stata articles of incorporation Tor
which was placed on file in the cor
poration department today. Inc
canital stock of this order which
is IN the nature of a fraternal insur-
ance society is $2500 and the prin-
cipal Office and place of business is
IN Portland. The incorporators and
officers are B. e. Wright, grand
presdent: r. G. Moss, grand vice
president; B. X. Davis, grand secre-
tary and grand counsel; w. D.
Phelps. grand treasurer, and e. A.
Taylor, grand organizer.
other companies having filed ar
ticles were:
Portland Stock & Bond Exchange
Of Portland; $4,000; ]. C. Lee, c. p.
Porter and F. f. MaChette and l.. b
Reeder, incorporators.
Rosedale Logging company, of Port
land: $4,000; r. c. Bell, f. c. Lit
tie and w. A. Cleland, incorporators
Hugo Fritz company, of Portland;
$50. 900; Hugo Fritz, Guy Il. Jarrett
and d. n. Watt. incorporators.
anhattan-Junction Gold Mines
company, of Portland; $1,OO0,OOO;
William Martin. e. j. Godfrey and
Thomas King, incoroprators.
Central-Manhattan Gold Mines
company, Of Portland; $1,00O,00O:
William Martin, Thos. King Muir
and Il. J. Godfrey, incorporators.
Keenan, Bros. company, of Port
land; $4,000; A. L., A. d., and F.
p. Keenan,, incorporators.
John Welch Dental Depot, of Port
land; $4,000; John c. Welch, Alice
Welch and George Larkin, incorpora-
tors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
DIED.

RElCHEN,-At the Willamette hos.
pital' January s. 1907. Gngian
Reiehen, aged "a years. of tuber.
oulosis.
Gilgian has been ailing for the
past four weeks and during the last
days OF his sickness suffered mucb
though patiently. His brother John
who is attending the University. ana
sister, Susie. were at his bedslda
when death came. Gilgian was de,,
cate physically. but a hard worker
fact which probably hastened HE
uatimely end. Besides his parents
ne leaves four brothers and thrae
sisters The remains will be taken
20 Madras. Crook county. for burial
AOsSER,-In East Salem, on Wed.
nesday' January 9, 1907, at 1.45
D. m George Musser, aged 40
years.
The body was shipped to sheridan
'N's morning where the funeral viii
@ De held Friday morning, January II
Inc deceased was a member Of the
Woodmen of the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Personals

H. r, critchelow went to Dallas to-
DAY to visit rsatiyes
Mrs. /. NJ. White went 10 Port.
land this morning.
nr. aud Mrs, A. n. Gnis returned
last evening from Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Zadoo Riggs have re-
turned from a visit IN Portland.
A. A. Cunningham. formerly of
this city, came up from Portland yes
terday.
Mrs, +. n. Millard. after visiting
salem friends and relatives, has re-
turned home.
Mrs, Harry Albert and sister. Miss
Carrie Hurst. left this morning for a
visit in Portland,
Mrs, r. A. Thayor. ~ LYONS who
has been visiting relatives here. left
taia morning for a visit in Cuidesac.
Idaho.
Miss Efne Reyrolds. OF Portland
after visiting } y Wilson. OF the
Wilson studio. and family, has re-
turned TO her home.
Mrs, Harry Gall aud little son left
THIS morning Tor a visit IN Portland
Miss MinettA Magers went 10
Portland this morr'ug
Rev and Mrs. Perry Conder have
returned from a visit in Portland.
Frank Lowell. chief clerk in the
seeretsry of states once. went to
Portland Yesterday
w Davis, of Salem. has been visit.
ing With friends in the city Cor sey.
erAl DAYS and lsf, on the vest bound
train this afternoon. East Ore
soniaa. January 7.
Alss syell Elliott, 81 EuEeas. Who
has been spending the holidays here
as the r. a hoesiee AoR,s, on soash
comueselAi sireet, retarned home
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

o,oore5 nm a littl egood money On
real estate, it is probable .na' ~ =
NOT going for his health as ne Is =
nretty husky invalid. 1t Is though s,n
Mrs. Johnson will follow him IN tne
near future. = o,r-
Mrs. w. H. Moon. who was a CIR
cuit court witness here this week
left this morning for her home IN
jefferson. ohi-
Mrs. ]. C. Hardwick ana TWO onii
dren left this morning with the BODY
Of the late G. Riechen for shaniko'
where the remains will be buried
Tbev we're accompanied by John
Riechen, the brother of the deceased
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

fhe hre department. was called out
ie~ miasses before noon this morn.
ing IA answer 10 a ean trom TIE Col.
isge ot Masic ot the Willamette Uai-
FoF~isy Il transaired that Il was
nothing ee, = ehimnsy blAae which
CAUSED the alarm and the services %
'he aIe hghlea ~sre act needed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Rodgers Against Bourne

Salem. Jan. 10, l'I
Editor Capital Journal: f@
the wording of your article u
terday's paper. referring to ny
tion on the election of United
senator might be construed 70
cate my intention of supports
Bourne, l will say that | thinl
gentleman Is no more fitted -
position today than when ] on
him in the primaries. No one =
thorized to say that l will F~'
Bourne. GEO. f. RODGk',,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

Halooa mvn are hereby uoglaed
thas ,he eiesipE ordinance goes into
eaect THURSDAY. lanuary 10. Al mid.
nisht TIE ofdlnanse Requires all
saloons 60 elose AZ ~ p a. aud ~.
nain slosed aasil kam Daring the
siSeed peFiods hrnas aEd curtains
musi b. removed In order 10 rlve
elesr Woe fsom the street 81 the A.
tsElor % the sAiooa. lSisnsdA "
A. hoorcs, eiu recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

hre- }. } 0eraEh,y. % this city.
Il NinE ~ Al tho salem hospital.
hAfing undergone a sarsleal opera.
sion last week Tor the removal of an
sedominai tumor Tho operation
~Aa successfully performed by nrs
l. = 0Flnih snd A g ramicsie. OF
tAs Insane asylum. and the patient
q GA the road 10 rapid recoyer,, aaa
salifsg oui "a danger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
10 Protect Water IOn,--

The Noget Lumber Company. OF
this city, Who conduct a sawmil At
jefferson. have suffered some loss by
the rrcont frosho1s. and. as result.
the waterfront al their mul has been
rapidly washed away. They have
employed c. D. Royal a Sou 10 put
Ia some piling preparatory 60 rip-
rapplhg the samo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Cured of Pies By'
Pyramid PileIr,
If You Suffer. You Can Re =
Costs Nothing to IT,,

If you think that YOU nj
operated upon to be cures =
you are wrong. Thousands
of piles of excruiating o..
worse no doubt than vo..
been cured painlessly, Quiel.
permanently, while the paaa..
been at his work withoni !,
of time necessitated by an on.',
In fact, many a sufferer has -.
able to reach his work or even l
across the room until after p.,.
home remedy prepared by tho N
mid Drug Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

The Spaulding sawmill is running
a night and day shift, and is taxed to
its utmost capacity. Mr., Spaulding
reports the car service to be slightly
improved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

Alfred Cola. 90 jefferson. and
Henry Miller a Son.sof Sclo. are put.
ung IN a new sawmill on the old
Wan. Porter place. two miles south
vas' of Aamsville. They have bought
a quarter section ~ timber ,herO az.
Etse per acre. aud hOpe 10 90 a
rood business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Fine skating.

Fine ice skating is reported on the
ponds In the Lake Labish region,
north Of this city, and there Is quite
an attendance of those who love the
sport.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
.NIiner--

A marriage license was this morn
ing issued by County Clerk Allen to
William stancliff, of SCOTS Mills,
aged &c, and Florence NJ. Miner. of
SCOTS Mills. aged so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

INT INTO each life some sorrow must fan.
o.,,- ",se people don't sit down and bawl.
S'. Snly Tools suicide or take to flight:
smart people take Rocky Moup,s,n
Tea at night.
sold at Or. stones store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

The Womans Auxiliary Ot 81.
Pauls par1ah viii meet at the rosi.
dence of Mira Jos. naumgartuor.
sie Con1er street. Friday. Januar,
iith. al s;ae p. m. Fan attendance
desired
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
River News

Owing to the clear, cold weather,
the water is rapidly assuming its us
ual PROPORTIONS. Several boats and
the Thielsen boat house are left
high on the bank of the receding
wat RS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

last week. dressed $50 pounds and
produced 5i pounds OF lard Union
Republican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Society

The Woman's Missionary Society.
OF the Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow at go p. m. In the church
parlors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
,aie@ Military Hand

AZ Auditorium roller skatlns rlnk
toalght
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
CITY NEWS
A colle ,tiea of IaaporsAat Para.
Es~phs fer Hoar Consideration


Al The sAsmlll. on short notice.
Phone -. ia.if.,f.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Typhoid IncreasIng

scranton, Pa, Jan. lO.-Nine new
cases OF typhoid have been deyelonsa
making loss. with Eve deaths TODAY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

tiayes and Lnekcy will Else an ex.
Aietion ~ fansy sk4ilnE 4, tAe Az.
ditoFism tonisht.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Auditorium skating Ilink--

VoncoFt tonight BY The Salem Mi
itary band.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

A Aow thar vss dressed On the
Tpm wiiklnaon plaOs n Hish valley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
NEW TODAY

Lost---Lady's brooch pin, c
OF pearls. Leave at Capir
tional Bank and receive
i-is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10
Ladies
Garments
AT Ridicoloos Prices

A great bargain feast In
which the early comers will get
tho choice morsels. BE among
the early ones for the best val
nes viii be chosen FIRST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

Broken lots of lace curtains In
which there are one. two or three
pairs OF kind at much less than
the real worth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-10

Ladies' short Jackets OF Gov
ert aud Kerscy Cloth in popu-
lar lensths and colors. Reg
iuar o. and $3.50
values clearance % SO
price. ..s.s.ssss..ss sVA~sQV
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-15
Rheumatic Horse

EErEsISAsIAS GAZETTE:
have 4 horse diseased as fol.
lows: Alternately stH 10 his
legs, shoulders aud hips, weak
ID loins. good appetite and 10
good order. Please give ne a
prescription. J. CAESAR.
Answer by Veterinarian ]. c
Robert, Agricultural College,
Miss
From the description yon
give | think il probable the
horse has rheumatism Wo Id
advise tina. you give him twice
daily : drains o! sodium salicy.
late 10 4 tcacup OF water -
breach.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-15
Mississippi
Farm For Sale

The ovn dcairea 10 30 into ether bus.
inc.a AMI oaers hi. ens.rc 30 acre
farm ~ \ bargain II - located IN che
at the eea. !H,niu- aec.ions in our
State. J railes frou. town of Cen.crrtlle
cn I.a u. Y Ry where arc high
school, charchsa, srvcrai manufacture
ing plants, and good market for hore
products Farm has goed water AM
wster works. telephone serticc and
daily mail. : room dwelling. hasn..
- senxn. houses all occupied. good
young orchard Of fruit and pee "A 'rees
bearing. all under wire fence. J miles
bog fence. $50 acre. IN eal.sra:.on. 90
IN pastures. remainder n timber. es;i-
mated IN million feet pine. e-ough
oak. beech. poplar. K gm and other
hardsoods TO supply The farm .ndea-
n.;ely. on good road Public read on
TOO aides. making Il easy TO dtsids
in.o amail farms. Will sell s;pes and
.oois. corn and hay. If de.ired. Price
SIS IN acre and give ~pos.essson AN. !.
1903
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-15

not do so without great Difficult.
~, hence the name FOUNDER
probably arising from tn. ami
nal being likened to a fouudered
snip at sea. The blood IS cir.
cu.ated 10 an abnormal amour.
10 the soft leaves or lamiuac OF
the foot hence the name LAM
nitis }. so that there is fever in
the foot.
Standing the animal 10 cold
running water i'm uediately after
the disease appears tends to
drive the blood out Of the feet.
II the trouble has resulted SOM
time previous, continuous no.
p%oultcing will relieve the pain
and also drive the blood GU. o.
the feet. The pou!tiee may be
made OF corn meal. bran, or any
substance that will hold heat and
moisture; and should be used
continually for two or three
days, or rntil the sever leaves
the feet. Ia addition to this
there is usually gcueral fever
that is best treated by giving
some dreueh. a. ounce doses CT
nitrate OF potash 10 the drinking
water every few hours. II the
bowels IRE eos,ive the animal
should have 4 laxative, ~ or
y OF \ pound Of Glaubcr salts ia
4 plns OF water a. a drench. or il
may be given bran. and green
foods II only slightly cossive.
II shod the shoes should be re-
moved aud the horse or m ule gis.
ca a good bed 50 A. to encourage
II TO lie down. Chronic founder
is a very serious condition. CON-
plese recovery rarely secured.
The basis OF the treatment is to
use 4 broad, round shoe with a
leather sole, after packing the
hollows OF the bottom OF the
foot with cotton. A mild blister
should also Be applied 10 the
coronary band \. the top OF the
hoof.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-10-15
Address
w. 3. MERCER.
Centervuue, Miss.

Wanted Cow 5 5ft'. ~, s..1,'s.
i,o~, aud price.
p. ". Kruger. sAilia. Misa.