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The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Five Arrested for Riotina.

Waycross, Ca, Dec. 21.-Five prom
inent young men in this county have
been arrested on warrants chargin,
rioting, as the result of the lombard
ment of the town of Beach, 10 mile
from here, on Friday night. The me
arrested are Stewart Lee, Jack w. an
Robert Sweat. Robert Lee and Le'
Smith.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Two Killed by an Explosion.

Lebanon, o., Dec. ia terrible ex.
plosion in the plant of the Senior
Powder Company. one mile north of
Morrow, this county. Friday, instantly
killed Clinton Ertle. 35 years old. and
Will Upton, % years old. The glazing
mill was wrecked with . loss Of $4,000.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
eoy Reeovers Fortune In 0sma.

Oakland, CAL. Dec. 2s.-By stun.
bling over $1,000 worth of diamonds on
4 Twelfth street sidewalk in this city.
Lawrence Potter. a 16.year.old messen-
ger boy, -is' $500 richer and Mrs. AL,
fred j. Merle, q wealthy woman of
Alameda, is again happy in the posses
sion Of her jewels.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
President Simon lnauoura.ed

FFestoeht Simon Jhau9uFased.
Port au Prince. Dec. 21.-Gen. An.
toine Simon, the newly.elected presi-
dent of Hayti, took the oath of Office
ct ten O'clock Sunday morning at the
palace, where special sitting of the
Legislative bodies was held, and in the
presence Of the foreign diplomats,
the officers of the American and 1tal-
Ian warships and the Haytian officials
~ state. sa
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Stock Broker Kills Hlmself.

Joplin, Mo-. Dec. 19.--Standing be-
fore a mirror In the bathroom of his
apartments here Friday Col. Hy B.
Marchbank, prominent stock broker,
sent bullet through his brain. He
died in his sisters arms 30 minutes
later. Marchbank left note to his
sister ascribing i'll health for his &C.
tion.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Kansas GIassbIowers Strike.

Coffeyville, Kan, Dec. 19.-The win.
dow glassblowers of the Kansas Win.
dow Glass Company went on a strike
at noon Friday and at midnight the
blowers of the Coffeyville Window
Glass Company quit work. The
strike is the result of the refusal of
the independent glass manufacturers
to grant an increase in the wage scale.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Cattle, Importation Free.

Washington, Dec. 23.-By. a Costa
Rican legislative decree the importa-
tion of cattle is made, free from jan
uary next, when the payment of pra-
mivms on COWS aud calves will also ps
discontinued.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
BIC LUMBER TRUST
FORMED At Duluth
VIRGINIA AND RAINY LAKE COM.
PANY is ORGANIZED IN
MINNESOTA.
Capital Is $2o,ooo,o ,ooo-weyerhaeuser
Back Of Concern That Will Control
Immense Tract In Northern Mime.
sofa and Canada.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 21.-The Vir-
ginia and Rainy Lake Lumber Com
pany, the largest of its kind in the
world, has just been formed here. It's
president is Edward Hines Of Chicago.
It represents the pooling for the
drst time In one great corporation of
one part of the tremendous holdings of
timber land of Frederick Weyerhaeus-
er, said to be because of his fabulous
lumber possessions the richest man tn
the world. .g.
Will Cut 1900; ;ooo, 900 Feet.
. The capital stock Of the new corpor-
alton is $20,000,000. It holds over
3,000,000,000 feet of lumber, covering a
vast tract in northern Minnesota and
extending into Canada. This is said
to be the last great tract Of timber
land in the forest region Of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Michigan. once thought
to be inexhaustible. It is thought the
new company will take about ten
years to out the 3,000, 100000 feet of
AumnerA-...- e..s..ss -. -. -.
To aid in this colossal task saw.
mills will be built, q feet of 20 lake
steamers built or bought, and rail.
roads constructed.
The constituent companies that
went to make up the new corporation
are the Virginia Lumber Company, the
Edward Hines Lumber Company, the
/. Cook q O'Brien Lumber Company, and
the. Seine Lumber Company. Beside
these aud entwined with them were
the "Weyerhaeuser interests"
The deal. the largest Of it's kind ever
carried through, according to lumber
men, has been pending for over two
months. The following off1cers were
elected: IL
II List Of Officers.
i President-Edward Hines OF Chi.
'cago. -.
I. ENTHUSIASTICALLY. w. o'Brien of
Duluth. ....,-
Observation-Disclosures E.. Weyer.
haeuser Of st. Paul.
secretary-H. D.. Hornby of Cloquet,
MINI. ..,s
The company will not chop down
trees. It will manufacture them into
lumber. This will be- done at five
great sawmills. Two of these will be
at Duluth. two at Virginia. Mimi, and
one at st. Francis, Canada.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
Poisoned by Pork and Beans.

Poisoned by Pork and Beans.
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 21.-The
family of N. s. Richardson, consisting
of six persons: became. violently i'll
after eating pork and beans at dinner
in their home. Kansas City,. Kan 1t
is believed the pork. contained
ptomaines. 49,.
The Irish standard., 1908-12-26
A, 3. sticknev Nav ResIon.

a. B. Sttckney May Resign.
st. Paul, Mimi. Dec pa. b. Stick.
ney, president and one of the receiv.
ers Of the Chicago Great Western rail-
road, Monday resigned his receiyership
and 1t is reported that his .resignation
- president will soon follow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

in .ha ferepart of the evening. ehatted ou,stlv m the front steps, and the doss. Sn hiSh spirits, parked Justify ana barnniessly at everything and every body.
 sneaking to a venerable white-beard- ed visitor from Fremont. Nep., Who hao spoken of the long session Of the hes- olution Committee, MT. Bryan salo ttt tnat tha committee had waited long that inc nlatforn might be the better. To
 aI think we will have platform that will please you"
 The crowd departed. leaving Mir. Bryan stretched out among crowd of newspaper men in the sun parlor to get bulletins from Denver.
 Mrs. Bryan got the chair' he said' indicating the long willow steamer chair on which he lay, flor me, but [ haven't had a chance to try 1t till now"
 Scarcely had he leaned back when he was called to his office to inspect telephone arrangement being made so that he could hear the applause in the convention hall. The connection had been made by thess use of both tele- phone and telegraph wires.
 The physiological moment Tor tne telephone was when the telegraph an nounced that Alabama had yielded tc Nebraska and I. J. Dunn was sound ing the praises of Mir. Bryan In a nom' mating speech. But the clever con trivance was ballIy. for time at least Rut when the flashing of Bryan's pie lure brought out 8 replica Of yester' dav's delirum the instrument rose in Inc occasion and MT. Bryan seated IT inc midst of his family in his private office. heard the cheering and in th' midst of 1t the voice of Sergeant-at' Arms John I. Martin.
 aClayton says the Tammany Tiger will make a meal of the G. O. P. Ele nhant next fall" said Mir. Martin an( through the instrument his voice wal mingled with the dull roar of voicel and an occasional strain of music oi song and the high-pitched comment of those near the megaphone In the au | ditorium.
 A piping voice cried, "Hurrah fo Bryan" and this sound died away lik, the death rattle of a photograph. Tn, wire had failed. It came up a minut' later and the megaphone was switehe, of that Mir. Bryan might hold a con Versation. Mrs. Bryan and Miss Grac Bryan. Mrs. P. s. Allen. who Ia Mir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

are situated; favors the extension of . sgricuIturai, mechanical and industrial Education. believes iD the upbuilding oS the American merchant marine with out new ar additional burdens upon the naonia and without bounties from the nublic treasury; faNors the application of principles of the land laws or the United States to Hawaii, Tn the inter est of homesteaders; demands Tor the UaonIe of Alaska and Porto Rico the I'm endowment of the rights and pro vIsions of a territorial form Of gov srnment: favors Federal aid In the construction and maintenance of post roads deprecates the use of the navy for inc collection of private debts, and advocates the organization or all eXist- ing national public health agencies m to a national bureau Of healtni -insibts unon the full protection of our citizens at home and abroad and demands that all over the world duly authorised nassport issued by the government or the United States to an American clti- zen shall be proof of the fact that ne is an American citizen and shall entitle him to the treatment due him as such
 Conclusion.
 "The Democratic party stands for Democracy the Republican party has drawn to itself all that is aristrocratic and pIutocratic. The Democratic party Is the champion of civil rights and op- portunities to all: the Republican party is the party of privilegS and private monopoly. The Democratic party nS' tens to the voice of the whole people and gauges progress by the prosperity and advancement of the average man | inc Republican party is subservent tC the comparatively few who are thu beneficiaries of governmental favor Ites We invite the cooperation of al regardless of previous political afiilia' oreserve government of the people bI inc people and for the people. and whC favor such an administration of thu government as will insure. as far al human wisdom can, that each citizeT ahaII draw from society reward com mensurate with his contribution to thu ! welfare of society"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

Bryan's sister; A. R. Talbot, Mir. Bry- ans former law partner. and Mrs. !. W. Winger, a friend of Mrs. Bryan. took turns at listening and for a few minutes the reporters were admitted to the privilege.
 When the cheering was. over Mir. Bryan appeared with a supply of cigars for his feIlow-watchers and sank for a luxurious moment in the steamer chair, yawned heartily and ramarke ed that the present convention reminded him of the one at St. Louis. Then he had some sudden thought and returned to his ofIlce. The nature of the tn ought was apparent shortly afterwards when Miss Grace Bryan entered with a large pitcher of butter milk. today having been churning day ct Falrview.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10
BAPTISTS GET MONEY
THOUSANDS ARE PLEDGED BY THE
 MISSTPPIANS.
COnveption in Session at Meridian Hears Fine Reports from its
 Committees on Second

Day.
 Meridian, Miss, July e.--(SpeciaI )-- Reports on the various Baptist Institu. tions and missions consumed a greater part of the time of the second days session of the Mississippi Baptist Con- vention.
 Forty thouand dollars was pledged within an hour after the convention was convened for the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at Louisville, Ky. Thirteen hundred dollars had been subscribed to the support of Mis- siSsippi students at the same institu. ton and &2,000 was raised within ten minutes for ministerial education at Mississippi College at Clinton.
 Twenty-Five thousand dollars was pledged at the afternoon session to home missions.
 Another encouraging feature to the Baptists of the State was the an. nouncement just before adiournmenk by President B. c. Lowry of Blue Mountain. that the hospital propouItion of the State Baptlsts was accori- plished. It will cost something like s2b0.0Oo and will be located at Mem phis.
 A similar institution is to be erected at New Orleans. Immediately follow ing the building of the ono at Mem- phis, care of Baptists from both ends os the Etata will be Assuroda
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

We assert our confidence and admi- ration for the wisdom of our fathers in so organizing the Federal govern ment as to secure home rule for the people of each State. and we pledge ourselves to combat with unceasInr vigilance the efforts of those who ara striving by usurpatlon to seize the powers of the people of the States for exploitation by the Federal govern ment.
 Believing, with Jefferson, In The support of the State governments in aII their rights as the most competent ad- ministration for our domesic Con greas and the surest bulwark against anti. republican tendencies and in the pres ervation of the general government in its whole constitutional vigor as the sheet-anchor of our peace at home and aafety abroad. we are opposed to thI
Williams news., 1908-02-01
NOTICE OF RECEPTION OF BIDS

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the year 1908 will be re- ceived by the Board of Supervisors of Coconino County, Arizona, for the care of the indigent sick at Williams, Arizona, and vicinity. said bids to cover medical and surgical attendance, medicine, food, lodging and clothing, and to in clude the care and attendance of all infectious and conta agious dis eases and all diseases whose nature necessarily excludes the patient from admission to the county hos pital.
 Bids must be sealed, with a copy of this notice inclosed, marked Bid for Care of Indigent Sick al Williams" addressed "Clerk Board of Supervisors, Flagstaff, Arizona, i" and filed not later than 5 pm. oi Saturday. February 1st, 1908.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 THos. A. FLYNN,
 Clerk, Board of Supervisors.
Williams news., 1908-02-01

N Scholfeld. of the Holmes Sup ply Co.,. departed on Tuesday for Los Angeles, headquarters for the big company.
 John Verkamp, of Flagstaff, stopped off here Monday while en- route to. the Canyon, to see his many old friends.
 David Babbitt, of Babbitt Bros, of Flagstaff, was in Williams Thursday, looking after his busi~ ness interests here.
 Misses Lillian Terry and Myrtle Patterson arrived home yesterday to spend Saturday .and Sunday with their parents.
 The Daughters of Rebekah lodge expect to produce the drama, "The Country Kid" at ths opera house on or about Feb r..
 Try Scotten's coffee. Your money back if not if not satisfactory Nc other merchant will sell you coffee on these terms
 Jos. JOHNSTON, Sole Agent
 Bob Postle departed for Point Richmond. Cal, on Wednesday where he will visit with friends for three or four weeks.
 "When the devil is sick, the devi q monk would be-" but he will probably forget his good intentions in a few days. Savey?
 McD. Robinson, cashier at the local bank, was a Flagstaff visitor Tuesday. His brother. c. O., filled his position during his absence.
 Drop in at the Pullman wher you want a good drink of Sar Diego or Jos beer. The famou, old Taylor whiskey always kep in stock. BAUMGARTNER dE SAToRI
 pr. A. G Rounseville and wife will leave today for Los Angeles and San Francisco, where they vii enjoy an outing for week or ter days.
 Misses Ruth Beal and Alice Carl son arrived home on No. ' Thurs day from the normal at Flagstaff if and will remain until next Wednes day visiting with relatives ant friends.
Williams news., 1908-02-01
AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Our fifth month of school closed last Friday with a good average for the month Following are the names of those neither tardy nor absent:
 NINTH GRADE:-Erle NJ. Poison, tira ydon Tilbury
 EIGHTH GRADE:-Ellen Adelfson, Esther Carlson.
 SEVENTH GRADE:-Roy Barney, Walter Carlson, Clarence Heron, Enferd Johnson. Ralph Johnston. Harry McDougall, Lloyd Wolfe
 SIXTH GRADE:-Annie Barney. Jessie Byron. Joe Jnh"s,on. Cliff ford Klock, Charlie Lane, Robert Miller, Frank Perki'
 FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADEs:- Brook Atwood, Walter Finney. Marshal Gilson, K m tn Hirke , Gladys Hicks, Myrtl Jnhl. Henry Johnson. Clarence H than, Lon Jones, Kathrine K -nnedv, John Klock, Grace McDong,Il, Annie Nelin, Eddie Malhcs, Forest Townsville, Ruth Roberts, Frances Wolfe.
 SECOND AND THIRD GRADEs:- Sagmer FIiberg. Herbert Gilson. ieorge Jordan, John Kennedy, Daphina Hudson, Edna Poison. Vida Roberts. Garnet Field. Jose
 eldoz, Herbert Johnson, Martin Kalenius, Claude MeIick, Albert Smith. Anna Belle Campbell. Sarah Peters. Lena Ragan.
 FIRST GRADE:-Harold Ern, Herbert Johnson. William Kale nius, Russell Melin. Johnny Smith, Campbell Wolfe, Esther Miller, Gynndolen Harvard. Eddie Duf- field. Glen Heron. Paul Buss. Paul Friberg, Miles Poison. Manuel Contreas. Webster Hallett, Taylor Coates, Pauline Jones.
Williams news., 1908-02-01
.cocal Hews
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST

Paints, oils and wall paper.-J. c. SIMMONS.
 The board of supervisors will meet at Flagstaff on Monday.
 Harry Miner is visiting with his wife in Los Angeles this week.
 Engineer Harry Schlee spent Sunday in the city with friends.
 Fine snow storm again Thurs day-and the stockman smiles
 Lieut.. Olds, of the rangers, has returned from his southern trip.
 Steam was turned on in the new Harvey House the first of the week. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, last week H. Greenfield and wife of Grand Canyon were visiting in the city Tuesday
 Supervisor R H. Cameron was a business visitor in the city on Wednesday.
 A. A. Allen, the big rcattleman - was Shopping" in the city the first of the week.
 A good sewing machine for sale cheap for cash-J. c. SIMMONS Apply at residence.
 Mrs O. P. Meese, of Ash Fork came over Monday to visit friends and to do some shopping"
 Hugo Victor, agent at the loca depot returned Thursday iron California, where he had been fo a week.
 Mrs. R. c. Orchard. of Winslow wife of Engineer Orchard, is stop ping at the Grand Canyon hote this week.
 Sheep shearing began at Corde yesterday. It is predicted abou 100000 sheep will be sheared ther this season.
 R. s. Teeple and J. g. Amundsel of the Babbitt Big Store, wer, business visitors at the count, seat Monday.
Williams news., 1908-02-01
Applications for Grazing Permits.

NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses and sheep within the SAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAINS NATIONAL FOREST during the season of 1908, must be lied in my office at Flagstaff, Arizona on or before February 15. l90s Full inforina- tion in regard to the grazing fees to be charged, and blank forms to be used in making applica- tion will be furnished upon request.
 E. s. BREEN. SuperYisOr.
Williams news., 1908-02-01
Notice to the Public

Any one wishing the loan of chairs from l. O. O. F. hall can have them for twenty four hours for ) cents each. See
 H. HICKS, Secretary.
Williams news., 1908-02-01

fering from an attack of the grip the past few days.
 G. w. Mathews and wife were business visitors at the county seat the first of the week.
 Frank Mnrdock was at Flagstaff the first of the week, attending to business before the probate court.
 Dan Hogan, a prominent con- tractor of Flagstaff. was transact ing business in the city Thursday.
 "A Thoroughbred Tramp. was presented at the opera house Mon day evening The attendance was good. and the entertainment was highly satisfactory.
 ! c Simmons came down Satur- day from Flagstaff and visited with his fa amily until Monday Shorty" has the contract for paint ing the county hospital building.
 For social, medicinal or house hold uses I. w. HARPER whiskey is the best and the safest. The most popular high grade whiskev on the market Sold by J B Jones
 Miss Agr es Todd was the guest If Nr and Mrs I s Amnndson Wednesday. leaving on Thursday fir Kingmar. for few days visit. heirg errOute to her home in Los Angeles
 Wild animal hides which cost Maricopa county over $144 were brought into Phoenix Monday last. The Republican heads the item, "Draining the County Treasury "- Prescott Courier.
 Work has started on the store room to be occupied by J. Blum i berg & Go in the Bank building. The room is to be remodeled and put in up to date shape to meet the needs of the firm.
 Mrs. c. c. Thornton and Mrs. w. R. White and little daughter Katie of Winslow, were guests of Mrs. c. w. Mathews the first of the week The ladies returned home on Tues day evenings train.
 Mrs. F. R Nellis received let ter on Thursday morning from her husband, who is now in Los An geles. stating that his health was slowly improving. but could not state when he would be able to re turn home.
 John Powell the Santa Fe bridge man. with his big gang of carpen. ters. departed for Winslow las' Saturday evening. where they vii remain for bout a month before returning here to put the finishing touches on the new round house.
 William O'Neil. a lahorer. wal killed at Flagstaff Tuesday night presnmably hv train No. 2. H' had been working at the saw mil there and was doubtless trying t' steal a ride out of the town. Hi head was entirely severed from th' body.
 "The Cow Purcher." which come 10 the opera house next Frida evening. is spoken of very hiehl, hv the press. You will miss ar evening of rare entertainment i vou do not attend. Prices 25c. 50' and 75c Seats now on sale at Jo' ohrston's.
 Scottv Friend was arrested thu first of the week. for disturbing the peace, and was found guilty of the charge, before Judge Langin Wednesday, He is now "doinl time" in the Flagstaff jail for { ninety day term. Scotty com mitted the offense of firing tw' shots ont of his six shooter. 1T Fanny Porter's domicile. withou hitting anyone Fanny was il turn arrested for conducting a dis orderly house, and a rather spic, and interesting trial hy jury re suited. Thursday. The feature o the trial was the large pumher o witnesses the defendant produced After a short period of deliheratio, the jury turned in verdict of no
Williams news., 1908-02-01
A host of people who
 buy in Williams

know of the advantages in buying at our store and therefore our big, busy store is always thronged with customers. It is our regard for QUALITY that has enabled us to increase instead of decrease our force of sales people during the general business depression .,s .,s
Williams news., 1908-02-01

FIRST, when buying goods for our
 store, and price afterward. Then
 we make the price on these GOODS OF QUALITY to our customers just as LOW as consistent business methods will permit We find that
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28

it up with a boat hook and MIR. Crouch
took the revolver from the boat heck.
Ofcourse Mr.. Crouch didn't know where
the revolver came from.
Mr.. Vincent Walls and Miss Nellie
Kitchens were married at Georgetown on
Sunday evening. They will reside in
Milton.
Mrs. Gopher johnson is reported to
have had stroke of paralysis.
A quartette of young desperadoes were
arraigned before Squiie Collins on Mon
day for stealing eggs. They We're variousy
disposed Of. One has left the State, one
was discharged, a third was bailed for
court and the fourth is under temporary
bail, pending the arrival Of Mr.. Stout, of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, when he will be disposed Of
1t is said these boys all had pistols and
the one found in the river on Monday
morning by John Crouch is supposed to
have been thrown there by one of them. |
The Times Office has a new desk, and |
things have been rearranged internally, |
and look better.
The new instruments for the brass band |
have arrived and an organization will be
effected tonight.
Captain Frank Lacey arrived in New
York on Saturday and is expected home
as soon as he can fix up the business per
tanning to the lost vessel.
c. A. Conner came from Baltimore last
week with nine horses. d. A. c.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-02-28
GREENWOOD.

c. F. Warrington is busily engaged
having crates and baskets made He
gives quite a number employment.
Mrs. Michael Hamilton is slowly i'm
proving from hemorrage of the nose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom is visiting her
parents Alex Hamilton and wife. Mr.
Ransom has jHst been permitted to leave
the hospital where he was treated for
blood poisoning.
March Webb and wife visited friends
in the city last week.
The personal property of c. w. Jones
is at last sold, it took nearly days for
the sale everything went high. The
next will be the real estate which will
mean a good bit more.
Last Saturday Martha Washington's
birthday the Junior Christian Endeavor
held an entertainment and festival they
had very good luck. Proceeds for the
Junior treasury.
Mrs. Ella Disharoon of fredericksburg
is visiting friends and sister here.
Harry Layfeld spent Sunday with his
parents.
Kate johnson has been sick with la
grippe
Our roads are in very bad condition
but the overseer is trying to make i'm.
by hauling out oyster shells
and placing them on the road.
George Bradley is in a serious condi-
ion has had the rheumatism for the past
year he was a Blacksmith by trade and
vas compelled to stop work on account of
his health.