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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-06

an intending emigrant begins to seek information concerning new country he relies most on the newspaper pub lished in the locality in which he has become interested and writes to some one for copy If each city has ready specially prepared attenuation ia the form of a special edition of Ioca paper that is the best kind of adyer Using which can be sent ott. The special newspaper editions are always prepared with extra care and the in formation regarding industrial oondi- tions and opportunities for investment are prepared by the best talent to be had in handling the various subjects treated.
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eoop ROADS.

It has been proposed to ask the noxt legislature to dc something in aid oi proposition to build a good road from Mesa to the Grand Canyon. The proposition comes from a aIaricopa man and it is not surprising that it includes ony good road to the south line of that county According to many Maricopa county people there is nothing south of Maricopa county worthy of consideration. However, before there is any good roads legis- lation by the Arizona legislature 1t Ntll probably become known that Co chise, Graham and Pima county, not forgetting santa Cruz. wip have some thing to say about the southern ter minus of a good road which shall pass through the territory.
 Arizona needs good road from north to south which shall pass through the agricultural valleys and through the rich minera' districts, Such a road should have two southern ternini one at Duncan which shall pass through the Clifton district and on through the rich Gila valley and by way of Globe to Roosevelt The other south prong should end at Douglas and should take in Bisbee, the san Pedro valley Benson. Tucson, Florence and on 10 Mesa.
 Such a road should be made so good dat automobiles could pass over it without danger Of being wrecked or stated in the sand or mud. It would become popular route over which strangers coming to Arizona could travel in comfort to the very best sec. tions of the territory
 This good roads proposition should be pushed by the entire territory; much Of the work could be done by prison labor and while some portions of it would be expensive i. would be a good investment and would bring some of the important localities of the territory. now isolated, into pron.i. hence.
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A COMMISSIONER
 OF ANNEXATION.


 The board of supervisors have ap pointed commissioner of immigra- ton for cochise county and author ized him to expend s25Oo per annum in advertising the advantages of Co ehise county to the outside world. Ed Williams was appointed to this posi- tion at the meeting of the board on Monday. Mir Williams is a man of ability and fully qualified to fill the position. He is one of the active members of the board of trade of Bis bee and his appointment was made at the request of the Bisbee commercial organization.
 In all Arizona there is not county having more natural and inviting re sources for both the homeseeker and the capitalist than the county of Co chise, It is conceded to be the rich est mineral county in the territory and 1t is aso conceded that it's agri- cultural possibilities are great. The cattle industry here is equal to that of any other Arizona county and besides 1t has a vast amount of fine timber in the Huachuca and Chiricahua mountains.
 cochise county has never been giv- en any prominence in the way of send ing out literature to those sections in the north. east and south where there is constant demand for knowledge of the west by those who feel like trying their fortunes outside of the beaten path which has been followed by their ancestors in past generations. What has been done by publicity for Den yer, Los Angeles and the wideawake cities of the northwest can be done in Cochise county and we congratulate the board of supervisors on the step just taken and predict that as a result of the efforts of our commissioner of immigration much valuable informa- ton will be disseminated which will bring both homeseekers and capital ists to join with those now here in, making Coehise, county one of Ithe richest sections of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-06
RoosEvELTIsm REPUDlATEp BY REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Mohsmmed Taft certainly moves to laughter when he solemnly ayers that Roosevelt's "chief hope of success in the present controversy must rest up- on the confidence which the people of the country have in the sincerity of tne party's declaration in its platform that 1t intends to continue the poll cies"
 Taft continually talks as though Theodore Roosevelt, and not himself were the republican nominee for presi. dent of the United states. But ct that pass
 What confidence can the people of the country have in the sincerity Of the republican party that it proposes to carry ont Rooseyelts policies, when 1t is remembered that every Vi tai principle savoring of Rooseyelusm was knocked down. kicked in the face, and thrown out of the national repub- ncan convention at Chicago?
 The fact that. after trampling these policies to death, the murderers put on crape out of respect to the depart ed and subscribed to a lie, only adds insult to injury, says the Sacramento Bee.
 Roosevelt had the support and sym pathy of the republican party?
 Has there been a message to cor. gress in three years in which Theo dore Roosevelt. president of the Unit, ed States. has not berated republi- can congress, by suggestion if not in the most direct language, for not com ing to his help in bis endeavors to. save the country from the dangers Of. a piutocratic goyernment?"
 When he was after the trusts with a sharp stick was a helping hand lent him by a republican congress?
 On the contrary, did not the puto- cratic senate and the cannonizedI house put obstacles in his path atI every turn of the road.
  When Theodore Roosevelt appealed to a republican congress to amqHd the anti trust laws in order tot seaureI greater eaecuyeness in the proseca- ton of criminal moaopoIies, what was the republican answer from congress and from senate? What single line did the republican party ip congress attempt to add toI the interstate commerce aw, in order to help Theodore Roosevelt punish the combined wealthy railroad male factors? Not one word. aot one syllable, not enc letter.
 Mohammed Taft cannot point to one single instance to justify his declare- ton in his Koran that, ia his efforts to "save the country from the dan gers of a putocratic government" President Theodore Roosevelt had the support and sympathy of the re publican party
 The truth is that at all points he had
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democratic platform to be built at Prescott should contain blanks favor ing reform of the justice courts by either placing precinct officers on sal ary or 0y reducing fees, favoring a change in the incorporation laws in a manner which will prevent the incor- poration of foreign companies in this territory simply for grating purposes, favoring three-cent fare on raj roads. A new primary election law should al- so be favored. Concluding it's article the Star says: The democratic par ty is the dominant party in Arizona. The Star believes the democratic can diGate for congress and the democrat ic legislative candidates in each coun- ty will be e'ected by greater majOri- ties in 1908 than ever before IL is high time, in our opinion, for the party that enjoys the confidence os the people to come before the votersg with specific and certain proposed leg isiation having for it's purpose a re- duction of territorial expenses and in creased revenues. There is work ahead of the platform makers at Pres colt
 The Weekly Tribune, published in made it's first appearance Sat urday It is an eight page, magazine size paper of neat appearance and an- that it will support the Re publican end of politics in Pima county.
 Joe Doll committed suicide at Wen don. in Marieopa county, on Sunday night, taking csrboiic acid to serve his purpose. Dependency and drink is assigned. as the causes leading up to the rash act. Doll had been ln Phoenix for a long time and had wis tied other places, where he worked as a printer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-06
TERPITOPIAL
 NOTES

The Coconino Sun commenting up on the suggestion for the nomination of Genera Samson for the republican candidate for delegate to congress says: General Samson is well known in northern Arizona and is man around whom all republicans could rally with a hearty good vii. Gener al Samson has always been a loyal republican who at every opportunity put his shoulder to the wheel for the good of the cause"
 
 Dr. A. J. Chandler, president of the
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TIE ssBEE BsBE ARIZONA MORNING. AUGUST 6 1908

accepting the nomination for presi- dent, and the interests are much pleased. Hitchcock can now pass the. hat for campaign funds with conf dence that it will be filled
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FOR CONSTABLE.

l desire to announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the of fee of constable Of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention.
 J. F. WILMnTH.
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All the solidy democratic states are pledging themselves to support Mir Bryan. All the candidates whose names were mentioned before the con, vention met have promised to take of their shirts and hustle for Bryan and Kern. The democracy is undivided. United it always wins. Bryan ana Kern will be e-ected.
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FOR SHERIFF.

l desire to announce myself as a candidate for tae office of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to the action of the Democratic county convention.
 SAP CHARLES LOCKING.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

desire to announce myself ss saadidate Tor reelection to the office o1 supervisor Of Cochise county.
 WlLLIAM M RIGGS,
 Dos Cabezos, Arizona
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FoR sAERIFF.

desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Cochise county, subject to tae decis- ion of the Democratic county conyen- ton.
 ERNEST E. HUGHES.
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FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

I desire to announce myself as e candidate for the office Of school superintendent of Cochise county suo- feet to the action of the Democratic county convention,
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FOR coNsTAsLE.

1 desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of Constable of Bisbee Precinct No. ?, subject to the decision of the Democratic con vention. H. G. RUFF'.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

l desire to announce myself as candidate for the office of constable of Precinct No. ?, Bisbee, subject to the decision of the Democratic con yention JOHN H. JAMES.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

I desire to announce myself as a, candidate for the office of constable of Bisbee Precinct No. 2, subject 10 the decision of the Democratic con vention.
 JAMES J. HARRINGTON.
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FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

l desire to announce myself as a candidate for the office of Justice oI the Peace of Coehise County, Precinct No. 2, subject to the action Of the Democratic convention
 SIS WILLIAM CLARK.
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FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of sherin subject to ths action of the Democratic county convention. M c. BENTON.
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FoR JUSTICE oF rHE PEAcE.

l wish to announce myself as candidate for reelection for justice of the peace, Precinct No. 2, subject to the action of the Democratic cUa
 yention. JOHN W. HOGAN.
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The campaign has proceeded thus far without the aid of the muckraler on either side.
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isS most active opposition. combined with the personally bitter antagoaism of it's leadership
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NOTICE.

4 reward of $500 will be paid for information leading 70 the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 THE BISBEE nAILY REVIEW.
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Wall street has read Taffs speech,
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was a somewhat neglected colt down in Kentucky a little more than a year ago when Mrs. Adams who was ac companying her husband to Lexington in search of a horse which he had heard a great deal, saw Justo and de termined to have him. He was Tn most of the big futurities, but he would probably never have started in any of them if Mrs. Adams had not become his owner. His progress this year has been one continual triumphal tour. By the time he returns for the races at the territorial fair he will be one of the horses there which the populace will hink is worth going 10 see.
 A visitor to Tucson this week, whose coming was of more than usual importance, was E. C. Rittue of the sugar beet division of the federal de partment of agriculture. MT. Rittue is one of the oldest experts connected with the department and is known the country over as an authority on the soil, growth and culture of sugar beets. His purpose in coming to Tue son at this time is to make an inves- tigation into the reports which have been made to the department to the effect that the soil of southern ATi. zona is adapted 10 the development of this industry. Whatever his conc. u sion may be, it will become official and will go into the government ar chives and handbook. This is regard cd as the final authority by hundreds of prospective investors and is there fore of the utmost importance. Ar. Rittue will be in southern Arizona for some time and will go exhausfiveiy into the matter before returning to the east, as he expects to gather ma teria' for a just estimate and final conclusion of thls trip.
 
 The lTncsnn Star suggests thaf thl
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The Maricopa county democratic convention resulted in an endorsement of Hon. Eugene Brady O'NeiIl as the congressional candidate Mir. O'NeilI so far has Maricopa with thirty seven votes and Yuma with eight. Friends of O'Neill have claimed that Apache county would be for their favorite, but that county has not yet been heard from.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
SHRINERS PARADE

Continued from Page Nine.)
his ambition to own red cap by hav-
ing to advertise the groceries of Hack.
field & Co. as the best and cheapest,
while Roscoe Perkins got writer Is
cramp by having to curl up in a toy
automobile, of Zone mule power, -
drawn by fellow victim, who did not
require to be cranked
Candidate Captain Kidwen was lab
eled ga pineapple that has gone to
seed" and J. L. Young exhibited with
the air of near Edison, "plan of
Fort Shafter, as I designed it,
The procession was brought up by a
chemical engine and hose wagon, the
magnificent horses in two teams being
admired by many who had never before
seen the animals going slow enough to
look at.
The parade formed at the K. P. hall
about two clock, mareed to the Capt..
tol by way of Fort and King
streets and swung into the Capt.
toll grounds. Here, massed in a bril-
liant group on the front steps of the
building, an official and a score of I'M
official photographs were taken. Then
the parade wound its way back to the
X. p. hall and what followed is shroud-
ed in mystery. The shrieks of the vic
TINS were masked by the explosion of
thousands of fire crackers and the dead
were east into the subterranean vaults.
A grand banquet last night at which
the sore in body but triumphant in
spirit twenty drowned their woes
in arnicated zem-zem. brought the an
nual Shrine gathering to a successful
finish.
The newly created Shriners are:
Harry Denison, John Kidwen, R. Fl.
Bemrose, ]. L. Young, John Detor. R.
c. Lydeeker, A. J. Splitter, J. F. Child.
c, F. Wright, f. n. Holmes. A. Meme.
foglio, Roscoe Perkins, w. D. Lowell.
7. NJ. Church, John Clark. Jorgen Jor-
genson, D. Capilos, D. w. Anderson.
A. Fl. Jungclaus. C. L. Bosom. A. C.
Wall, Henry Beekley, P. I. Cleghorn,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-15
THE SALVATION
ARMY BLOCK
Permanent Headquarters Build
ing Proposed for the
Islands.

/ Col. Miles of the Salvation Army re-
turned from an inspection of Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai, and this week has
been devoting his attention to going
over the accounts of the Army post,
inspecting its halls, Rescue Home and
general conditions. He finds every
thing satisfactory, but as the work is
increasing he intends on arrival at San
Francisco to strengthen the forces in
all the islands. This is matter which
viii take time and the financial side
of it will have to be well considered.
The new Rescue Home is a matter
in which Col. Miles takes much pride.
He is proud of the work done by the
present Rescue Home with its limited
accommodations and finances, and looks
forward with interest to the establish
ment of the new home. He states that
81, 900 of he necessary SIS, 700 have al
ready been raised and he believes the
remaining $4,000 will be had without
difficulty. The Army has a piece of
land in Manoa valley, admirably suited
for the purpose of the Home, where
the children will have healthful sur
roundings.
In addition to the Rescue Home work,
there is another item of Importance
which the Colonel win work on diligent-
ly. That is headquarters, building,
permanent structure, owned by the
Army, to house soldiers and sailors
home, divisional. Offices, Sunday school
room, and auditorium with a capacity
for at least 400 persons. 1t will also
have to contain officers quarters, and |
training quarters.
"The Army has been engaged in
work in these islands for the past thir.
teen or fourteen years." said the Col
onel yesterday, "and we need per-
manent headquarters building. From
all I see and hear the Army has done
good work here and it has come to stay.
1t is charging its field of operations
and it's work should be directed from
4 building of its own.
you will have a lot of soldiers and
sailors coming down here in the future
and we, as well as others, have to be
to meet them 1 intend that
he Army force in the islands shall be
| am going to consider
he district nurse proposition for the
country, so that Salvation Army
nurse can visit the people, the planta.
ions and the country sections around
hem. I have been instructing my Of
icers in first aid work, and district
nursing will also be made course OF
tudy for some of the officers Our work
will be to show the people how to live
n healthful ways.
81 am delighted with the Islands ]
I'M grateful to the people wherever
AVE gone for their helpfuIness I have
'een very much impressed with the uni,
orm kindness of the public. I have
lever been so kindly received anywhere
Use in the world. I am especially
.rateful to the Hawaiian Board''
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

- AHOvOAAu8 u4oSa EkXlDcf1eUCS.
'"1 must tell you my experience on
an eastbound o. r. & N. r. R. train
from Pendleton to lie Grand. Ore.." "
writes Sam A. CARRIER. a well known
travelling man. II was In the smoking
department with some other travelling
men when one Of them went out into
the coach and came back and said,
There Is q woman sick unto death in
the car I at once got up and went
out. found her very Ill with cramp
collie. her hands and arms were
drawn up 80 you could not straighten
them. and with death-like look on
her face. Two OF three ladies were
working with her and giving her whis.
key. went to my suit case and got
my bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Il
never travel without IT,. ran to the
water tank. put double dose Of the
medicine In the glass. poured some
water into 1t and stirred II with a PEN
Gil; then had quite time to get the
ladies to let me give It to her, but I
succeeded. could at once see the
effect and I worked with her, rubbing
her hands, and in 20 minutes I gave
her another dose. BY this time we
were almost into lie Grand, where I
was to leave the train. I gave the bot
tie to the husband to be used In case
another doseSshould be needed, but by
the time the train ran into lie Grand
she was all right. and I received the
thanks OF every passenger in the car"
For sale by all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
THE wAToHMAN AND soUTHRoN SEPTEMBER 2 1908.

election Of a deputy by every $4,000
voters instead Of by $4,000, The
writer OF the article, who Is evidently
strong adherent Of the young Otto
man party. entertains no fear that the
Sultan will evade the promises recent
ly made by him. no matter how re-
luctant he may be to perform them
The skill and secrecy with which the
revolutionary movement was carried
through, doubtless convey their own
warning to him.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

Dear Ms: Suppose you are feeding
pags milk how much Will you gain by
weeesiae milk . qsartsrf halff thsse
100 Qsarts whole milk they slsep
- Of milk and % Of water they sQusal
% 80 I" more eoueal
70 20 76 I" still soueel
o " 100 no sqesal
Suppose you are painting house:
how much win you gain BY paint
sasitsraisd quarter? halfY three
quarters?
10 salloss Dsvos pus-on go
3 :. not paint ,cs ss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02
CUBAN ELECTION NOV. IA.
Gov. MagOOn at JacksOnville-Dis
cusses Affairs of the Island.

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. 20.-Gov
Charles E. Magoon. Of Cuba. accom-
panied by Capt. Ryan, arrived here
this morning. stopped long enough to
eat hearty meal and then took the
next train for Washington.
"The island Of Cuba" said he, sis
one OF the finest countries In the
world, and its industrial, educational
and political progress is wonderful
and the development along sanitary
lines has been marked, and Havana is
now quite clean and a healthy city.
"A great deal Of this new prosperity
Is due to the fine system Of good roads,
this work having been inaugurated by
American enterprise.
THE recent elections on the island
passed OF quietly. and quite satisfac-
torily. AS soon as I return from this
trip. which will be in about ten days.
I will issue a proclamation for the
presidential election.
"The campaign following this will
be lively and spirited. but, whatever
the result may be, there Is no doubt
that the people will cheerfully abide
by the will Of the majority.
"Yes. have already decided upon
the date: the election will be held
November H."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-09-02

New Orleans, Aug 30.-Fire which
broke out in the centre Of the COM
mercial district here this afternoon
swept over portions Of three blocks,
destroying q large number Of whole
sale houses. manufacturing plants
and small stores. Originating at
Bienville and Chartres streets, the
flames worked their way north as far
as Cont street and west toward Roy
al, bringing about property loss Of
between $1,000,0O0 and $4,000, 900
before they were finally subdued.