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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10

are operated By seaboarc Ar Line
railway on their trains 81 and 81. be-.
tween Savannah and Hamlet. servlng
iunch ara dinner "a Ia carte. IA
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10

on coaching parties don't overlook a
few cold bottles Of Cooks Imperial tx
ira Dry Champagne. II VIII double
your pleasure.-ad
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
CoLLINsvILLE LINE,

Ut ut OIUuIIUS dIIU DdIt ANtT
Beginning at 500 a. m. cars leave
Bolton and OFT streets every Is min
utes; returning, cars leave Estill ave-
nue. and Waters road at 6:07 a. m. and
every Is minutes thereafter, connecting
with cars on Thunderbolt line. Be-
ginning at 900 p. M. cars run every 9
minutes until 1900 O'Clock
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10

si.io 20 Fernandina and return every
sunday Via seaboard Air Line Railway.
I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR

Leaves east side of City Market for
Thunderbolt. Cattle Park, Sandfy' Isle
of Hope and all intermediate points
9:15 a. M, lis p. m, Sis p. m.
Leaves Isle of Hope for SandnN
Cattle Park, Thunderbolt and all IN
termediate points-600 a. m, 1l;OO a.
M. 300 p. m.
Freight car leaves Montgomery at
5 so q. m. and 1858 p. M, connecting al
Sandfiy with regular parcel car LOT
city.
Parcel car from the city carries
freight to Montgomery on each trip
Regular parcel car carries trailer on
each trip for accommodation Of pass
engers.
Any further information regarding
passenger schedule or freight service
can he had by applying to
G.. O. NAGLE, Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
THUNDERBOLT LINE,
City Market to Casino, via Bolton
Street Junction

Beginning at 5:45 a. M, cars leave
City Market for Casino at Thunderbolt
every Is minutes until 11:30 p. m.
Cars leave Bolton Street Junction q
minutes after leaving time at City
Market.
Beginning at 5:53 a. m, cars leave
Casino at Thunderbolt every IS min.
utes until 1908 midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
WEST END LINE.

Car leaves west side of City Marka
for Lincoln Park 500 a. m. and ever
40 minutes thereafter until 11:30 p N.
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market
$40 a. m. and every 40 minutes there
after until 1900 o'clock midnight
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
Savannah Electric On

Schedule Daily Except SUNDAY
In effect June 2, 1902. subject to chan,
without notice.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10
ISLE OF HOPE LINE.

MONTGOMERY LINE
Connecting at Sandfy with Isle Of
Hope Line.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10

Connects at Sandfiy with parcel ca
for city.
sConnects at Sandhy with parcel ca
for Isle of Hope.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-10

CONNECTS with parcel car to CITY
TConnccts with parcel car from CITY
MONTGOMERY AND THUNDER
BOLT LINE.
Via Cattle Park and SandAv
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.

Breaking into blazing home, some
fireman lately dragged the sleeping
inmates from death. Fancied secur-
ity, and death near. It's that way
when you neglect coughs and colds.
Don't do it. DR. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption gives perfect
protection against all Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles. Keep it near,
and avoid suffering, death and doc
tors bills. A teaspoonful stops a late
cough, persistent using the most
stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting,
it's guaranteed to satisfy by the Dem
mark Drug Co. Price SOC and S1.O0.
Trial bottles free.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
Special Bargains,

10 acre tract ~ miles from
city, with good house, 4 rooms;
fine peach orchard and garden;
fruit and berries of all kinds.
House surrounded with fine
shade trees; piazza on three sides.
A bargain at S475.
acre tract ~ miles out, with
small house, good peach orchard;
some plums and other fruit.
Good outbuildings, hen houses
etc. Very cheap, 5000.
Also a 5 acre tract adjoining
the above with house, some fruit,
fine well of water. Good graveley
soil on both tracts. Price $175.
Address Capt. VIM. Friend,
Neptune Cigar Store, Fitzgerald,
Ga. Other tracts from 5 to so
acres.
Look! See and buy a 5 acre
tract, with house, barn, henhouse,
peach orchard and grapery; fine
well of water, red pebb1y soil all
cleared and fenced. A bargain
5000.
A cosey home, 10 acres, good
peach orchard, fine house; plenty
of berries, grapes and other
fruits, good hennery and small
barn; near the city. Really fine
place. Price S475. See VIM.
Friend, at the Neptune, Pine St.,
near postoffice.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

as their professional, convention
al, starchy,' dry-as-dust sort of
twentieth century critics.
1T is wonder that some folks
smartness don't kill them.
But the fourth and last con-
sideration mention as justifying
us in calling them the Model
Couple, is the manner and spirit
in which they observed the COM
mands and ordinances of the
Lord. They observed them
blamelessly, which take to mean
that they added nothing to them;
they substracted nothing from
them; they substituted nothing
else for what God commanded.
Thus they were blam eless in
their observance of the things
God had enjoined and ordained"
The subject next Sunday II
am. will be THE Communion. "
7:30 p. m. "The Model Father. -
All are cordially invited to attend.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
If you want to see a growing
town grow, come to Fitzgerald
FAVOR OILED ROADS.

The Use of Petroleum on Highways
to Lay the Dust.
The use of oil on highways is stead
lily increasing in favor. In Moline.
ILL.,, oil has been tried in place of water
as remedy for dust, and the results
have been satisfactory. Bourbon. Ind,
is considering the idea Of sprnkiing
the streets with oil. The dust problem
there is a very serious one during the
summer months, for there are no gray
ell beds from which to construct roads.
The towns of California, which have
been doing more in this line than those
Of any other state, are testifying to the
great benefits derived from oil on the
highways, by the continued use they
are making of this means Of laying the
dust, says the New York Tribune. The
board of supervisors Of Sacramento
are greatly in favor of oiled roads.
Three hundred or $50 barrels of oil q
mile are at times necessary for the
permanent packing of sand road, but
in many cases only $50 barrels need be
used.
The roads of California are in most
cases of sand, and the great benefits
derived from the consolidating of this
sand with the oil is continually testi-
fed to by those in charge of the high
ways. Not only is the oil q better dust
layer and more permanent one, but
it is also more economical than water,
inasmuch as the roads need to be oiled
but once or twice year. While sprin-
king with water must be done every
little while
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

the Book of Mormon he will be
found religious. But measure
him by different standard and
he is not religious. And so it is
with any man. But enough on
this point. You can all under
stand this. Let us pass on.
QUERY:-"W What considerations
justify me in denominating Zach
arias and Elizabeth the Model
Couple?
I mention four considerations:
First, they were BOTH RIGHTEOUS.
Both always means two. Itmeans
two here, and it means two in
Mathews X, %, when Jesus said:
Both soul and body He meant
two. But met a preacher once
who said mans body was his
soul, and that man had no soul
that was death1ess. Which are
you going to believe, Christ or
that preacher? I will take my
stand with Christ. Both means
two; and the Model Couple are
both righteous. They pray to
love and love to pray, and love
and JOY never clogs.
"Second-The second consid-
Grafton l mention, as constituting
them the Model Couple is, their
RIGHTEOUSNESS WAS GENUINE.
They were both righteous BEFORE
GOD. There is great deal of
counterfeit righteousness nova
days. Men talk about serving
God; pray and sing about serving
God, but all the time they are
SERVING THE DEVIL and GETTING
the DEVILS PAY. l hate shams
and hypocrites. But a counter
felt dollar always implies the
genuine.
MEN counterfeit dollar be-
cause it is worth counterfeiting.
Men counterfeit Christianity be-
bause it pays-pays in social
prestige, power and influence.
Whoever saw a counterfeit
penny? Nobody, of course.
Why? Simply because a penny
is not worth counterfeiting. Who
ever saw counterfeit infide1?
Nobody. Why? Simply because
an infdel, like a penny, is not
worth counterfeiting. Sinners
and infidels are the real stuff
such stuff as they are. But men
counterfeit Christians because
they are worth counterfeiting.
You can all understand this. We
should strive for genuiness in all
that we do and say.
Third consideration-Their
righteousness CONSISTED in walk
ing IN ALL OF the commandments
and ordinances of the Lord. This
Model Couple had not learned the
theory of essentials and non-es-
sentials. They believed then,
just what was true then, and
what is equally as true now, that
ALL of Gods commandments and
ordinances were ESSENTIAL.
Therefore, it is said of them they
walked in them all. They had
not learned near somuch as some
modern divines CD who have
found out that God did not mean
many things he said 1900 or 5000
years ago. And of course they
have been sent to fix up the mis-
takes of Daniel, Christ, Peter,
Paul and John, and say what they
ought to have said, and would
have said had they been as smart
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28
Grew a Lizard in His stom sch.

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Kasmar Pa
lear, who grew lizard in his sto-
mach, has brought suit to recover
it from Albert Jenkins who has
the reptile preserved in alcohol.
In his complaint Palear alleges
that he grew the lizard from an
egg to a husky reptile of more
than foot in length, and. natur-
ally he is much attached to it.
One day he coughed violently
and the lizard came forth.
Palear screamed and tainted.
jenkins then captured the liz
ard, which he immured in a jar
of alcohol. Now Pa1ear wants it
back. DR.. Well was in attend
ance upon Palear for stomach
trouble, and believes the lizard
must have grown from an egg.
Probably taken in while drink
ing water. The official COM
plant reads as follows:
Kasmar Pa1ear, being duly
sworn upon his oath says that
one Albert Jenkins, on or about
the 18th of November. 1902, did
unlawfully, wilfully and felon-
icusly take and carry one lizard.
about II inches long valued at
5000, being the personal prop
erty of said complainant, and did
convert the same to his own use,
with intent to steal the same"
Jenkins, on the other hand,
contends that he had to pursue
the blind and Shiny creature over
the floor of the room, at the risk
of being bitten, and therefore
he thinkshe is entitled to keep it..
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

FENCES greeted the
the Christian church
Jay. The music, which
IS an attractive feature of
Eship, was said, by some,
wen better than usual. But
4 the competent leadership
Yrs. Abrams, the splendid
always renders good music.
he following is an outline of
sermon preached Sunday
iAag from Luke 10, the theme
Aag The Model Couple. ="
ellminary to the sermon, the
eAcher said insubstance This
Id and woman, of the text,
re BOTH righteous according
the standard of righteousness
high God gave to govern the ma
pn Of Israel through Moses, the
V-giver of the Old Covenant.
Ehe religious world recognizes
rec dispensations in the Bible.
the Patriaachal, Jewish and
aristian. Under the Patriarch
we have the family. Under
y dispensation each father con-
lied the worship of his own
lilly, and was therefore, proph-
priest and king far as the
Airs of his own family we're
3ncerned.
we next have. the Jewish dis
asation. Under this, we have
k nation of Israel. The law
given to Israel through Mos
and in many respects differed
pm the religion of the Patri-
chs. Instead of each family
wing it's own altar, there was
Ny one altar at Jerusalem. And
stead of each father being a
lest, the priests were selected
am the tribe of Levi.
The Patriarch builded his own
mi and offered his own sacri-
e. But a Jew must let the
lest offer the sacrifice. There
e, that which would bless
triarch would condemn a Jew.
PASSING from these two dis
lAsations, we come to the Chris
dispensation, which was es-
lshed by Christ and his apos-
and which has been in exist
until the present time. In
aispensation, the standard
keousness differs from the
Il in the two former dis
ans.
this dispensation we are
HRIST, ADof Moses.
3:22:24. Luke 9:35.
standard governing
The offering of bloody
Why? Simply be-
Standard (law) has
ed" Heb 7:12.
\. that which made
1k make a christian,
a. The entire Old
en- Commandments
way for the New
be Gospel Christ.
1-16; Heb. chapters
be gospel is a higher
gospel is a PERFECT
TEN COMMANDMENTS
Five. They did not
nnkenness, command
be liberality. They
hill until Christine
LD COME" See Gal.
let's illustrate. Every
neasure a Mormon bv
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

stops the Cough and works off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price Is cents.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1902-11-28

To get advantage of large
stocks to select from, progress
i've merchants to deal with, ac-
commodating clerks and right
prices, read our advertising col
umns then-come to Fitzgerald.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

WELL SUNG SoLO-Tho mucic at t7r i'rti@t church last Sunday morn ing; ia' .udei :, Hcu suns solo ny Mr.. tifncE.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
FUNERAL OF MILTON c. RICE
The Touching Tribute of Schoolmates
 of the Dead Boy.

The funeral os Milton Curtis Ri"". tae ,s,ei9e year clG 9sI D, l-l. aAd -l's. L. J. I:ice. wao diaJ l4s, Saturday night from an acelaent4l gun @hJs wound. toa.5 f!1o. at fo:29 yesterday morning iii Ihe lecture rcoa. Of the i'r, .D5 tei.au church. In thc aoseae@ gi the pgstos 0. taa caurc2. b. Me- Afe- the services were oondncted bE Key. r. P. Mayo. assi-t-d by Eev. Geo. t. Sewer. Not only ,he lecture loom e. laa >hu.c1 hui ta@ auditorium. vas }.rl oiled G.. lh. dead by WAS ef'it- E. loved. aaI the manner ai ais d". h .t3d made 1t seem tre more aar"o.. f}!. The addresses If tho p1Ht9.s were tpHcain@ 3ai Instructive. Glartatt" .rol-',sej oi nr. j. C. Norton T.. w. tossins Miss Ct!ey and Mrs. Ealbroe. Miss Halsey. or&aaist. sang Under lis tEng and "Safe !n tGe Arm9 e- 'e- sua"
 Enc 1aart touching incident of inc 1el'v-,e= s.as ,Aa .riDlte paid toe :1a.n- lJ- of -he dead boz hy hi sthaol n,atea- As ;liay nasecd .he colin 5o l9uk u.on t1e feee which seemed t@ #e rather tha, 3c enc ei2eaine than .f 1ur dead. each GayppcI GaWcrs beside tn- h.e.' Il-y re.c art'r,1lrd Glthero1 C2 n @Ta1t aTmfuls.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

It iz 2 vii known ra. with s-H tho ;2,eetcr coece orPh5aniz that tha rgccg- niasd "Cncle Tons tr@ia" is oei-% produced by Ware: C. Days New York ,afvoanH. Ti:!: cor..qaur s"il, arucar at the Doris lhcat=l Tn--rasIly ard FIid1. ra.-.. and .et under q ,an- vass or a small tent. .j people ala ueei ia tie cast. Trick d1,l.,eys n3n- fa:. Gc>s@. as.7 Fl that iz ncees-2. t- nal. tnis l.Io-i,iot tic-- ta- grand s-.s---s that it ie. are carried I'a Hot ses t.l-t tte dots1 are May p aTd 22. \ s--.-d .,.o,. parade will b. Siv-@ a, room oa aH.ve dates. Seats ro-. o.. s.!r at I3risl z,'s. rrie-a Esr this ea- earcn. at. Y. -c and 75 cents. seule tieM HOW.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
MURDERED N HIS SLFEp
{ Bloody Tragedy at Buckeye on Sun
 day Eight.

Thee yr-s .,r- t-.-e-- = 3.aady. snT-- ardIy and thoroughly I.~e..,e di-1ted inu. der il the Buckeye ou sunday night. The victim was .: man b,- .-le name Of Bias ,;ll,1a and rl- I1Uri .ss is To-1e= g'I:Gova- e,or-."n@ or Corona. The slaughter ,a5!- place oa 5he Hrai- e1icIss ranch. , ,.s..a5 from HeH's store near inc E'ato terG- school hGUse. The only witness O. me murder y,ds q U5- man b. tl-. name or Iiaiia corG1rl. with who.o Gillian had been Iv..E. Thn-Sa sae s.:I tla l-;urder was .o--'- nitted about | o'c.ce.- on Su...is.- night she dii not Eaz- t known .fs- til late yesterday forenoon. The s,o.y of it was tele3co-a5 to r.3e sceriH'.= 'i- fee & little afternoon U T. E. !Is:!. the proprietor os -he stJre at the st@- ton.
 The motive was 5aaIo,,sy. for 4he y.o- man Vho vas living with CI-en -.ai been living with |orGova. and lad Lad tUo or three cl,:!5-e2 b, hi.... Tho are at Tucson. where to-.Io.., -;:,' | , v-oI1lau lived for some time.
 About siS months ago she was com nliIted to J-e insane asylum, ard ,-Ir dischargsd from that Institution not long ago. Sae went to ii.e with Gillian on her release. Wherever Cordova mad been he seems to nave los5 saacl. If her ard since her discharge frrIn the 3-v- lum he had been iyn-inS ,a.- l-r. ,{e finally Iccated her ia the Buck :. country ard visited her there fou- e.. } five days ago. fe y.s,s s-aa fe t.l.j reishaorhooJ then but Gillian did a5t see him. Tire days ago he Eea .1 Pkcenix. He was iaigiy- Wei dra~-,.l then, but "Eea i-a vent way he ,-or" an old hat. :, .air o5 Li5e ov=raiIs rrI
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
Personal Mention


E N cage o1 Tombstone was a proeaix visitor yesterday.
 T. s Ereen. of Fla8stah'. is regist F. cI ai the Ha.el Adams.
 Mrs. '. |. IIaij - Fools GUlch regis ,e,.e.. .it he Hotel Adams $est.rday.
 eobe't L. l-olr.son. of i'res,otl. spe..t yest.-da. hs.- tho e-azJ ui tha Hotel Adams.
 l.. $. Evaus and II InG!e of San Francisco regi-t-red or the Ho,e- -aae-3s -st-r,.ay.
 5Ic. .-l! .lss 5p:l.' $. W artuinetoa. r. Denver. .eSi--creI @t the Ia,s! -t.....is yesterday
 tn--. F. out1am orG r. Nj. J-a5ai'- wood ot I'as.;Gen.. aye ry"ist2red at tho t..l.- .-,a.t!al h-,ei.
 <i.l1t Sur. ,t c's. oIaoo and :. 4I.- elton. oi New Y".a. Were z;uasts of the ..otcl Lam t=ter.iay.
 =. !. Nevrau.ront. or Oakland. yno n"r .a ? in Fhoe-iA for several months leg, o1 ,his mornings train tor home. Dr. Pu'man let on tnis morning. $ 2. 7. z. < 2. t.ain for San Francisco on IaiHiu- bgsin1ss. From there h. e:l- peCt- ,5 5eo cs=t fo. ,tu extended stay. F -...-cn2, tho passengers or the north bound <. r. T. <. f. tr:in tl.is morning Wee l.. F. 5auimeU fer l<aus3s City: Francis Welsh and Miss T.. Peunoyer Ior Denver. He.. %ad 12Ys. Bernard Pos for Chicago.
 Tallor FruSh and <. q. Pcudlotca cas'e down from Cl1ae vest er,I"y morning, tha latter returning i.-t risat together Nitn Deputy Sa riff ]. ". No'is. who bad in custody Nardunir i Gonzales Whc killed Eugene Packard.
 -AI1eas tho passengers on last night '- southhouno train were F. NJ. Lewis for Fac=al. H. $. HmIey for Nuco: I. Gregory fc. D-mine; Susie Werner fer San Diego, HaNley c. Ta-lor fer Na- s,l.=, r. =. Eil.an for Yuma: IL Smith s.r Texas Ji:l: |. l.. CcTle fer Fi Paeo: . a:r. end Mrs. l1ion Munger fer Chicago. and fIcEd l. Davis TOT Lexington. I[y. ! EUo"s tiro guests o- t.e Csn:merci4i . hotei yestelds" were Herbert NV Ice ! Cf Aiusnan: T. E. Ross Of Fouona: 1 \t. 4. Hasr.s. Chicago: Il. < GicCoA- an. Detroit: Nn. 3. Fians;3uY.E. St. ] Pau: John E. Shed, san Francisco: ". 1 it- Patterson. L. }s-atoJs and Ed C. Ca ] nsl cf Los Angeles; N. =. Anana, san ] Ir5Hcieco. j. C. Ross. IT Pas3: Fran. Shields and Francis Welsh, Fiorence: ] \. C. Mcqueen ard wife. Mesa. !
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
HE REFnIAI!lM IF nt. EI.a2aal

s4s an educated and 5ucces E fuA special 1St IS thoroughly tStGbl-sEet. lis rc!is ulI-- ", far dealing, ssIt. and progTe>Slvc1I+ss are fUliy acknOw!tdEed. Don't e1-perica ea.t; :; make no ntstah7; get tbe best UteAt- 1nent. iIr HipcaIT succeeds lH ta-cS i43t Datte OTdlnery physicians hoEic Iorl with electric bets Or tregtmeI- by sample auG trlai packages. SEUu el,ctFn-ncdiCal Uevic-s, etc. Do not indulee m sUrh misleading pro poi tloES- II you do yoUr condition W-iI D@ vuISe Ist@aG Ot EeJ!er. ! tTeft each case by iJ.elf not by q job lot SYSt=m-ii SJ acCurAtcir esceI- then applying the most effective remedies IT your case be incUra ole VOL will ne iald 50 If cu-s ble, science skill and ez1per4( nee will insure yonr EPcoVeJy, l mHH1 a speciality Of sexual phy siology. ihous- ands oi COnipafs lV-Jy loUu. ilcn ase Drgtlen such Gases can be cUreG. tAe general p1Aafi- tiOneT, however, utterly faiis. Sc lacks con cSntrAtjOn of facnitirs and cannot o"cOm- plish what the shiilful specialisf call- 3lcod poison, with SvFbllIIc Coh'tliloT-, bTITEiGu with Il III that Is d"StrUrt!ts Q th" hUmsn system, con De cured without lniuri.,7ls drugs. My m- thOd is that CT the best kU- rOpesm snecialis-s TlrEea rlsUtts gre seen in .t few davs fine blood. HTlIGns t.ss.Irs and mesh gre restored. ErU gt!eIIS. uis"rdLl' fS.-'tC rapidly disappear and EEc patient soon lcuiS like q new man. Do nger Is ahead if voU neglect sciapfifiC specisl rr=s tnl-p The loer- CT you wat the more GoUh-ful your rese be- comes untii last you' ItcCua ptysiCaiIy wrecked C-pc7Ts and H1-terGai eJoVths removed without the E-ifa or ssyere measures Testimonials Ht OiH-e. Hone treatment may b" had lH some caSrS q tho f+h perROnal interview is hett-r- EOasul1atjon
 Free All medicines will aa selit s' cord ar.s tn directions Gail or address 2S SOuth Sc-onc avenue. iiibbs ri BUiidicg, HhcrHix- -triZOGa
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

ttcipated. while others remain fallow. "To the antiquarian. bibliographicaI and critical scholar in search of fresh ideas the volume should prove q de- sideraturG." Tho young lions, We know. lack and suffer hunger. but a scholar rc jadeG as 10 be in search e fresh i..eaa is hardly likely tc find himself
 in t:is way. Probably the book sellar
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20
SALE oF LITERARY SKELETONS

A LC1don secondhand bookseller is offering in his catalogue the pCJerti3l- ity e literary fame. He advertises a budget cs skeleton projects" in th4 nlanuscriDt Of . deceased author. These projects are for really sclid and great works" some e which have been an
Arizona republican., 1902-05-20

has 2 vrv gaaI inklns of this, since Ge- aI h sc ors5 s5ects, the majority of which etm lie ;n the womb of the future" h2 asks only shiiliues, the p--,e cf enc comn!ete1 noveI.-London Ehrolciie.