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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03


Memorial Day turns out to bo the
most ancient of American observ-
ances. The Poosepatuck Indians, on
Long Island, have held 1t, in honor
Of the dead, for 9S5 years.
The fastest regular long distance
run without stop in the world Is on
the Great Western, from London to
Bristol, 1854 miles in 100 minutes,
or practically sixty miles an hour.
A lake Of quicksilver, covering an
area of more than three acres and
having a depth ranging from ten
feet to fifty feet, has been discovered
in the mountains of the State of Vera
Cruz, Mexico, The value of the pro-
duct is estimated at millions, This
lake has been known to the Indians
for many generations,
The sacred fires of India have not
all been extinguished, The most an
Client which still exists was conso-
Grated twelve centuries ago in COM
memoration OF the voyage made by
the Parsees when they emigrated
from Persia to India. The fire la fed
five times every two hours with san
dalwood and other fragrant materI-
ais, combined with very dry fuel,
On trip through Iceland the trav-
eler sees thousands of mountains
covered with eternal snow, outrival-
ing the. Alps in grandeur; great gey-
sers and innumerable hot wells, wat
erfalls, one of whioh-the Gullfoss--
is second only to Niagara In size and
beauty; crystal streams and flashing
rivers lava beds of fantastic figures.
covered with moss that glistens In
the sun like hoar frost, and, as a
browning glory, the atmosphere ia so
brilliant that objects over, fifty miles
distant appear close at hand,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03

FITS, st. Vitus' Dance Nervous Diseases per,
manently cured by DR.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. So trial bottle and treatise free.
DR.. II. R. Kline Id. ,98l Arch St, Phila., Pa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03

On one day recently 10000 immie
grants Rpded In New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03
A woMAN's sUFFERINGs.
A Dreadful Operation Seemed to Be
the Only Outcome.

Mrs. Clyde Pixley, Bridge ST.,
Belding, Mich, writes: 81 had in
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03
Couldn't Say Positively.

Farmer-Can l get a room and
sleep here?
Clerk-I'll give you a bed, and you
can try.-Philadelphia Telegraph
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03

The London & Northwestern railroad
has in its regular employ an artificial
limb manufacturer. NE31
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03

Dear Sir: | return the free ticket
which Mr.. Cuttings has directed to be
forwarded to me for the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, with as many thanks
for his kindness as though | had ac-
cepted it. 1t has been the practice Of
my life not to travel free on any Rail-
road, being opposed to the whole system
of granting such privileges to indlvid.
uals not connected with these roads
Yours very resectfully,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1907-08-03
BUCHANAN REFUSED A PASS.

Told Railroad in 1859 He Didn't Be.
Iieve in the System.
In the archives of the Pennsylvania
Railroad has been found letter from
James Buchanan, written when he was
president of the United States, de-
Ginning an offer of free pass ON the
Northern Central Railroad.
II is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
THE SULLIVAN TRUST co.
The Reorganization of the Embar-
 rassed Concern Completed.

Goldfield. Nevada, Jan. 1S-The first annual meeting of the stockholders of the L. NJ. Sullivan Trust company to- day was fully attended and after ex- haustive reports from the mine super intendents at Goldfield, Manhattan. Fairview and Greenwater it was de- cided to continue the development of the eleven incorporated and three un- incorporated mining properties control led by the company at once. The re- cent financial difficulties of the com pany were proven to have been due to an effort to support the stocks of the company during a falling market brought about by the labor troubles of December.
 A statement compiled by expert ac- countants has proved that the com pany has in the neighbOrhOod of three times its obligations in marketable assets. A new directorate was elected as follows to serve for six months: T. B. Hickey, Hon. John Sparks, Alex ander Russell, Geo. D. Pine. and D. C. Campbell The new board Of di- rectors elected the following officers: T. B. Hickey, president; Alexander Russell, vice president and general manager.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
THE HOUSE INCREASES
 IFS MEMBERS SALARIES
The Representatives. However, Main tain a ChristianIike Modesty Con- corning This Act of liberaIity.

Washington, Jan. lS-By rising vote of 133 to the house today adopted an amendment to the legislative, executive and appropriation bill which was taken from the speakers table with the sen ate amendments increasing the salary of the vice-president, the speaker and members of the cabinet to $12,000 and those of senators and representatives. delegates from the territories and the resident commissioner from Porto Rico to S7500. the increases to take effect on March 4th, 1907. An effort was made to have a roll call but only thirty-four members arose which was not a suffi- cient number so the house was not forced to go on record. The urgency deficiency bill passed carrying $344.650. The house then went in a committee of the whole and passed fifty bills on the private calendar reported by the committee on claims.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
WESTERN UNION MESSAGES
Turned Into Official information Re.
 garding the Disaster.

Washington. Jan. 1S-The state de- partment today was furnished with copies of reports by the Western Union from the Havana manager relating to the Kingston earthquake One report says the latest information was that no Americans Were killed or seriously injured up to : o'clock Thursday. Jan. Ith- The report further stated that it was estimated that the dead would reach a thousand. These reports were furnished to the state department by President ClOwry of the Western Union Telegraph company on request for a statement of the situation.
 The messages were addressed to President Clowry and are as follows The cable ship Henry Holmes left St Thomas for Jamaica with operators and instruments and arso medical sup plies. The latest Information from Kingston reports that no Americans were killed or injured up to : p. m. Jan. 17th.
 Tt is impossible to touch the char red remains which were found in a had state of decay, necessitsting cremating
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

above mentioned. MT. Anderson made "a strong appeal and sought by th. statements he had secured tO show that Leigh had been addicted Co the us.. of liquor and drugs immOderately. and that his associations and manner of lie had produced mental condition on the morning Of the shooting that made him practically insane and irresponsihl- for his acts. This was offset the fol- lowing day by the filing Of twenty four affidavits secured by the district attorney of MOhave county. from r-s- idents of Mohave county and or Jerome all of whom had known Leigh for from one to five years and all Of whom insisted that Leigh was not given to the incorporate use of either liquor or drugs and that in their opinion he was sane and responsible and the interests of society demanded that the law should take it's course.
 The governor after careful consider atiOn of all the facts refused 10 inter fere with the execution of the courts judgment, arriving at that decision on Jan 11th- On the evening of the lsth. Thursday, the governor received a mes sage from the mother of Leigh in which she applied for a still further reprievs that she might bring the cas-. before the president in the hope Of securing Clemency. No action was taken and the law was vindicated.
 Jennie Bauters. the murdered wa- man. was widely known in northaru Arizona and though without the pale of social recognition she possessed quail ties that for one in her sphere of lif- made her many friends. She was re- Ognized as a charitable woman and one who was by no means utterly devo.i of human virtues even though she had lived a wayward life. Her pUrse was open 10 the needy poor and her man. ner was that of one who tried Co keea within her proper latitude. she carci for and educated an only child. a son. who is heir to a considerable estate an estate that no doubt would have been still larger had it not been for her unfortunate alliance win Leigh. who it is claimed depended largely for support. At one time she was s1id to have been quite a large property owner in the town of Jerome though ir is understood her property had been largely dissipated at the time of her death. But in any event her sin to- ward her slayer had been that Of an unnatural and criminal indulgC Cuce. rather than that of cruIety and her tragic fate was deplored as wholly uu- deserved.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

some of them. It is estimated that the dead will reach a thousand, mostly ne groes. The residential section was to- tally destroyed. None escaped dam age. Governor Swettenham is gradual ly relieving the congestion by ordering the people into the country where the water supply is sufficient to meet all needs. and preventing an outbreak of contagious diseases which generally follow such disasters
 Another message dated Jan. 18th fol- lows: "The cableship Mohican, due at Kingston today will proceed and repair the unbroken cable of the Bermuda Jamaican Cable O., two miles from here. Holmes. with operators and in struments. is expected in Kingston to- morrow night. The business of the West India and Panama company's station is going forward with little de- lay. Business for Jamaica is being slowly disposed of on account of the destruction of the office and instru- ments"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
FRISCO SCHOOL BOARD
 CALLS JORDAN A LIAR
A Reply Has Most Recent Address When He Spoke of the Shadow of San Quentin.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan 1S-The members of the board of education to- night issued a statement in reply to the address made last night by David Starr Jordan on the Japanese school question before the Unitarian club. in which the president of Stanford Uni versity is denounced by the school board. Dr. Jordan in his remarks be- fore the Unitarian club said that the foreign policy of the United States had always been directed by gentlemen and declared that the San Francisco school question is a thing of minor concern and the exclusion of the Japanese cEil- dren unfair.
 Dr. Jordan said: Shall the foreign policy of the United States be direct~i by gentlemen or shall it be directed from within the shadow of san Quen- tin?"
 i The statement issued by the board of education calling pr. Jordan's re- marks "untruthful and malicious d~- clares that if he has been correctly quoted President Jordan subscribes t1 living lie"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
There is an Improvement of the Situation
 In the Stricken City
he Number of the Dead is Now Estimated at Thousand and Does Not Include an American.

The situation at Kingston seems to be improving. Order has been re-es- tablished and the work of buryirg The dead and caring for the injured is pro- gressing on an organized basis. The work of sending relief to the stricken city is proceeding with energy. King ston is receiving supplies as far as possible from the island of Jamaica itself. The American warships in the harbor put on shore all the food stuffs and medical supplies they could spare and the Jamaica authorities have talk en charge of the distribution of all provisions. In addition, relief is be- ing hurried from outside quarters.
 The senate yesterday IFriday) pass ed a bill authorizing relief for the stricken island. and the people Of Trinidad have sent the first ins,an- ment of relief. His Majesty's steam ship Indefatigable has left Port Au Spain. Trinidad with provisions. clothing and other supplies. The French government has started cruiser from the island of Martinique with supplies. The Mansion House fund in London is growing rapidly and the British authorities are per fccting details of relief on 9 large scale. In addition various other steamers are either on the way or about to start 10 Kingston with food clothing and medicine.
 The report that a tidal wave had devastated the southern shore of Jamaica had not been confirmed up to very late hour Friday night. Ca ble communication with the island has been partly restored but messages from Jamaica are coming through very slowly.
 The total estimate of deaths remains at least 1000. Great relief is afforded all those who have friends in Jamaica by the statement from the office of
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
REFUGEES STORY.
Confirms the Earlier Reports Of the
 Destruction.

Confirms the Earlier Reports Of the
 Destruction.
 Santiago. Cuba, Jan. 1S- The steamer Thomas Brooks arrived here from Kingston with seventeen refugees who. in telling of the earthquake. confirmed the reported destruction of the princi- pal buildings Pilots dare not enter Kingston harbor owing to changes in the channel of the bay.
 The Machado cigar factory crumbled and 10 workers were killed. Relief supplies are greatly needed in King ston. The refugees confirm previous re- ports of the Kingston disaster. Accord ing to them an area twenty-five blocks square of the city has been destroyed by fire.
 Every building within a radius of ten miles is injured and the water works were destroyed. The casualties at the Myrtle Bank hotel were numerous. Constant Springs and other hotels were damaged. The electric power house was destroyed and many persons were killed by coming fin contact with charged electric wires. Along the wat CT front are cracks in the earth six inches wide. Superintendent of Posts Gardiner was among the killed. Cap tain Young, commander of the Royal Mail steamer Arno was killed at the Myrtle Bank hotel The Arno is used as a hospital. Sixty-four legs and fif- teen arms were amputated on board. Three persons died on the Arno. There is a great shortage of bandage mater ial and wOmen's clothing is being used for that purpose. There were only four doctors on the island at the time of the earthquake.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
ANOTHER WAY OUT OF IT
The Japanese Can be Excluded From
 the. Schools by Police Power

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 1S-In the Japanese school controversy City At torney Burke brought out a new phase of the controversy today of which he intends to make use. ''I will show be- fore the case is finished" he said, that no matter what the treaty obli- gatiOns of the United States are to Japan. the Japanese can be excluded from public schools which white chill dren attend by the police power of the state
 If it can be proved that the pres ence of the Japanese pupils in schools is detrimental to general health anG morals of the white children. it is legally possible to exclude them. with out the aid of statutory legislation"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
DAMAGE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Pittsburg, Jan. 1S-At a late hour to- night the water in the MOnonkahela river reached a stage of 21 feet. g in- ches and is now stationery. Reports from up the river points are that the water is falling. The damage to South western Pennsylvania will amount to thousands of dollars. Over 10000 min CTS employed in the mines along the Mononghela river are out of employ ment on account of high water causing suspension of several mines. The Ohio river will be greatly improved by tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

the cable company ct Kingston. that Up to : o'clock on Thursday evening no Americans had been reported kill cd. and none seriously injured by the earthquake. The list of known vic t!lns is growing and the names of not less than Al people of more or less prominence in Jamaica have already been given out as dead. About twen- ty well known persons are either in- jured or missing.
 The reports make no mention of further earthquakes and the fires have all been put out
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
THE SENATE SESSION.

Washington, Jan. 1S-The senate to- day deferred further action on the Brownsville matter until Monday. It passed a bill for the relief of the earthquake victims at Kingston, Jamai- ca, and a resolution for the investiga- tion of the lumber trust. It also passed a bill increasing the artillery corps of the army.
 Senator Kittridge spoke regarding the Humber trust"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
AMERICANS ON GUARD.

Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 1.-The streets of this city are now picketed by American guards. Admiral Evans at the request of the British authori- lies landed force o, marines. from the battleships Missouri and Indiana. Six hundred bodies have been. recOv- cred and more are being constantly found. Dynamite has been used to clear away the debris of shattered buildings
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
GL0OMItR OUTLOOK
 FOR OHIO TOWNS
Reports From Points on the Lower Ohio say the Situation Will be Worse Before it is Better

Cincinnati. Jan. 1S-With a second rise reported at the headwaters of the Ohio river the flood outlook tonight is gloomy. Towns along the river are suffering from crippled communica- tions. limited fuel supply and short age of food. Thousands of families have been rendered homeless and many thousands of men are idle owing to the enforced shut down of the factories.
 A number of cities are in darkness tonight because of broken gas mains flooded light plants, etc. The railroad,
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
THE LIMITED WRECKED.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1S-The Santa Fe east bound passenger train No. and the Chicago Limited from California was wrecked tonight at Hutchinson. Kansas. The engineer was killed and a number of passengers were injured. according to a report just received here.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
WORSE FURTHER DOWN.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 1S-The flood situation at Louisville and through Eastern Kentucky grows more threat ening with each hour. Tonight at 9 o'clock the Ohio at Louisville register ed 553 with a steady rise of about an inch per hour. Five hundred Louis vile families have been driven from their homes.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
JAPANESE PUT TO FLIGHT
The Training Squadron Driven Home
 by Fierce Storms.

Tokio. Jan. 1s-The training squad ron which sailed for Honolulu on Jan. 18th is now returning to YokOsuka. The squadron encountered a severe storm lasting three days The masts of the vessels were broken and other damage was sustained. No details have been receivetrhere.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

traction and city electric lines are gen. orally crippled along the river. At Iron ton more than 100 families have been driven from their homes, At Ports mouth 1000 refugees are in the schools and other vacant buildings and at Newport. Ky, 300 families had to be cared for.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
NOT A POUND OF COAL.

Finley. s. D. Jan. 1S.-There is not pound of coal for sale here and the people have united in an appeal to the Great Northern railroad for relief. No local freight trains have passed here since Dec. 2lst.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

Peter, Peter, Pumpkin eater,
 Had a wife and couldn't keep her, Do you want to know the reason why? He never, never would let her buy Conofrio's CrystaI!ized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
All roads lead to SALON. E

The mining commercial center of the rich mineral districts now opened mp by the Ari- zuna & California Railroad Headquarters for general merchandise. mining supplies hotel. restaurant, livery and corral. QuartZite and Ehrenburg stage arrives Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays; leaves Tuesdays Thurs days, Saturdays. HGrqua Hala and Golden Eagle stages daily. Private rigs at all times t0 Quartz>ite. EhrcnhuTg. Parker, Vicksburg BOUse's, Harrisburg. Harqua Hala Golden Ea- gle. Bill Williams Fork. Colorado river points and tO thc Harcuvar Pl0mosa and Eagle Tail mountains. For further information enquire of the BrGyton Commercial O.. John B. Mar tin, F.. $. Jones, Wm. Roberts or Hall Bros.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19
Out of Brass, With 8 Hammer

find that my suspicious In upon Prudential trash Christ place hundred and first on a centipede.
 Big Curio There wouldn't be disappointed Curo Especially Russian articles the
  of these only and the family around it to how 1t of made brass tell that yourself brass They worth looking
 R, L, BAEkE
 U S. TRADER
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE-5- room brick. bath, toilet. electric lights large screen room. lot 50X140. good To- cation, splendid buy. $2300. F. r.. Pascoe. Real Estate and Loans. no North Center street, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-19

MONEY TO lOAN-At lowest rates. repayable in installments. IT desired interest cease on amount paid in E E. PascOe. Real Estate and insGrInc~ 1l0 North Center Street.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-15
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-15
NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
Be it known that THE LIVE OAK
ROTTLING WORKS. having their Of
nee and factory in the city of Live
Oak, county of Suwannee. state of
Florida. have adopted and do hereby
publish this device. towit: The prop-
erty of LIVE OAK BOTTLING
WORKS. TRADE MARK REGISTER
ED, LIVE OAK, FLA" to be blown
or etched into the bottles and
siphons. painted, printed or stenciled
on all boxes, cases. trays or fountains
used by them in the manufacture OF
soda, or other mineral waters. Said
bottles, siphOns. boxes. cases. trays Or
fountains bearing the name of The
Live Oak Bottling Works." as above
quoted. are hereby claimed to be the
property of the said LIVE OAK BOT
Thing WORKS. and all persons or
corporations are hereby cautioned not
TO deface. erase. OoIiterate. cover up
or otherwise remove or conceal said
name OF device thereon, or to devise,
buy, sell, give, take or otherwise dis
pose Of. or wantOnTy destroy or traffic
in the same without the written con-
sent of. or unless the same shall have
been purchased from the said LIVE
OAK BOTTLING WORKS. Also the
device and emblem of label. to-wit:
Suwannee Trade Mark Register
I'd. Ginger Ale. the most refreshing
ginger ale known. Live Oak Bottling
Works. Live Oak, Fla" printed in
three colors. and upon which. in the
light hand corner. appears the picture
Of an Indian woman, sitting upon
rock by stream Of water
any corporation. or firms. or par
ties using the said bottles. siphons.
boxes. cases. trays. or labels or imita-
zion OF attempted imitation thereof
viii be prosecuted az per law as la
down in Chapter 1851. Acts OF
of the state OF Florida. eets
LIVE OAK BOTTLING NvGame.
K. Fl. HolIr
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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-11-15
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My cough was very dry and harsh
The local dealer recommended Cham
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toed il. so | gave it trial One
small bottle OF il cured me. be-
lieye Chamberlain Cough Remedy
To be the best | have ever used. -
This remedy is for sale by Barclay &,
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