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New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

and mamma display They wonder by what
passport you there They picture you seat
ed a horsehair sofa, in the shadow of rep
| curtains dusting lustres in your barren home.
The parents, for they Older, more for
bearing and humane l Cs it that they and
their kind have driven to it?) have hung
my room with chrome Hthogra phs and steel en-
cravings and retained the Variegated Berlin
work and French ormolu ornaments of my
youth. And yet they visit me sometimes, sit
ting in my monstrous chamber as they would if
compelled to spend an hour in the WiertZ Gal
lery viewing what they cannot avoid with
shrinking, martyred eyes. If they believed in
my sincerity they would doubt my sanity They
increduous, they think IT is a pose" Their
own profounder pose has grown so nearly nat
ural that they really find it difficult to breathe
in any atmosphere which is not early" or imi-
tation early something. Mine. which is indeed
only that of their immediate predecessors, is not
by centuries early enough
Where in their intellectual dolls houses are
the homely, sacred often l grant it inartstic,
relics of the tasteless dead? They had no Ps-
thetic value, doubtless, those feeble and too
recognizable portraits crude cushions and vul-
gar vases. yet they treasured once by
those whose undscriminating eyes are shut to-
day. They are not permitted to clash dark dis
cord on the cOncords of enlightened art no. not
even from corner of the stair. Are they rele-
gated to the servants bedrooms? But my
friends are conscientious people, they would not
taint the taste even of their handmadens thus
Are these despised, discarded things destroyed,
disposed of? Where they?
The spirit of destruction seizes me. | want
wand. the wand of demon fay; l want to wave
it and bring crashing down the elevating auto
type the pedagogic bookcase. and the superior
piano. to sweep in moment into space the fab
ric of the modern antiuuary's dream: to sum
mon from q dusty dreamland the most renais-
SAINT Of renaissance pier glasses, the most nat
uralistic of mahogany suites, the Frith'S paint
ings, the Marks's engravings the Landseer
copies, all the impossible paraphernalia of
the misguided and unsanctioned past To make,
in fine. such a pandemonium of those horribly
harmonious chambers that the eye of culture
should. when 1t behed them. the instant
start out of its head.
But II Is said that thou shalt do no murder"
and this would be a murder OF the soul!
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
1T WORKED BOTH WAYS.
From Tit-Bits

From Tit-Bits.
A one eyed individual. who was a bit Of a wag
in his way. presented himself the box Office Of
n certain West End theatre the other evening. and
facetiously hailed its occupant in the following
terms:
Now then. mister. hurry up here! I want a
los. Cd stall for 5s Sd -
"Oh, YOU do, do you?" said the dispenser OF tick
cts. grimly. why. pray?'
Because I've only got eye and can only see
half the entertainment. so I ought to go in half
price" responded the facctious one.
"Only eye" calculated the other, sharply.
Want a stall? a guinea. please"
''Wh-what for?' exclaimed the wit in astonish-
meut.
What for? Why. it'll take you twice as long to
the show. Of coursei'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
FOR MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT.
From Tit-Bits.

from Ilt-BlS.
An estmable old gentleman of the writer's ac-
quaintance is all times worth listening TO-
though occasionally his grammar is scarcely per
feet.
Not long ago he was dining with the local squire
when much to the disgust Of his worthy host, a
tri1ing error the old gentlemans part was
pounced upon and loudly repeated by the son and
heir of the house.
There was painful silence, broken at length by
the host.
My SON. he remarked quietly TO the Young fell
low. there times. ] admit. when old
friends speech is a little peculiar. At such times
you might be of mutual assistance to each other "
'In what way. sr?' asked the
We'll" was the severe rejoinder. you might give
Mr. y. a lesson or two in grammar in return for
which I've doubt he would assist you to patch
up the holes in your Manners
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-fsS
1000. 'l1-3O a n. leo 200. $3.50 500. 'Is
Z NJ. Is Mdt
day. sSunday only. tParlor OnIy Via Tamasua
saturdays.
Offices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astcr House
i13. 26l. 49, 1870 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5h Ave. 3 Cn
Square West -" East I25th 213 West 125th s. "a
Columbus Ave. New York: Court st. S44. $50 Fs.toa
ST. BrOOklyn- as Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New fofS
Transfer 60 calls fo- and checks baggaEe 20 desn.on
W. G. BESI.FsR NJ BURT,
General Manager. General Pass'r Aserr
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

The success Of "Sir Richard Calmady" has
called out a reprint of earlier novel by Lucas
Malet called "A Counsel of Perfection" d. APP
pleton & Co are the publishers.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
i RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of We West se. Street
gThe Ienving tims from DssbTSfses ,ssss thna
that. given below for Twenty-thIrd street
w. eASspr FfIT Mhh1%i:d TO two ParIG5
Cars New York Pittsburg. Sleeping Car Pltsouis "
Ss NJ ~ EAT 5NEhsPSTf a anS cESffa
ars For SeePes CHICAGO DVRs csTesn Toedo
IndanapoIIs. Louisville. s., Louis sprcr,r.-.o
hour train Chicago: Pullman & GemPsT5%eIpI: sT50sI3c
Drawing-room Sleeping. Dining and Buffet ShoAi"e
ES E.9 GHICAGo AND ST I3yIs and FTPRf TPds1
iaPap9,,s Sheago , st LS9lf RiSnE Pittsburg
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-, WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH; c,-,
an65 ssss 1a2os bi1nf 5 carS lass Dining Cap
andt streets o5n3g a6 Csr2 20 LIN all
FsTl FsT5or and Rins Dining carr A % s1%nT D%Tg
S n,6S % Dining Car IO5s Dinipg car IN m l269 ~ 81
aFa "a Dining RnIng cars Dining p Dining Carr
SOUTHERN nI1I1 M s25. 425 m 121
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. a25 a. and o %
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIIwAY.-.'Florida and
IIneiropotan In tn Limited, 1855 daily Express
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
r,, ana NeW-Orleans. % p. m daily.
Oh5ESAPEAkE & OHIO RAILwAY.-755 a. m week
FOR OLD POINT co&FoRT TAa12 and NoRFoLK-755 m.
week days and S55 p daily.
ATLANTIC C,ITY.-955 a m. and 2 50 m weekdays.
sundays. I.55 a m. Through Vestibuled Trains Bunet
Farlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Ior smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 n. weekdays.
For points New Branch railroad (tron
West Twenty-third Street Station). $50 a. M 12lO
11O Saturdays only. . %. 255 30 10, ass. and
655 =. m. weekdays. Sundays. 7-55 925 a. M %
Crom Desbrosees CortIandt Streets). $50 ZOO
a. m, 1920 120 Saturdays only. 23O. $40. 34e ~
$40. and 100 m. weekdays Sundays, $40 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA
61h (Deshrosspr and COrtaudt Streets. SOD.
g % S5I % Dining Carr. 955 Penna LimiteD, 1910
tDeshroTses ard Cortlandt Streets lO2m dining carr
1855 Dining Carr. 11.5S 1855 Dining Car, 1'j
Dining Carr. 21O (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets
22ol 25j. - Dining Carr, 355, 4-25 as Dining
Car, 455 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car. 10 SO,
coaches S25, s55. 9.25 DINING can. 9,a5 dimiteil
30 loa5 Dining Can a. IL * Dining Carr, LOS
% ming Carr % Dining Can 355. 425 Dining Car.
. :. Dining Carl. 555 Dining Carr. T55 SO. s55.
Ticket offices 461 1896 1884 III and POI Broadway;
lS2 Fifth Avenue below 23d St) Astor House; West
Twenty third Street Station. and stations foot Of Des-
brosses Cortandt $50 Fulton
Brooklyn Station Jersey city The New York Transfer
CoInpan- will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone 94 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail
road Cab
J b. HUTCHINSON. J.. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

Robert W. Chambers, the author of "Cardi
gan" The King in Yellow" and other books,
at work. on a new book at Broadalbin. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

William Winter has written introduction to
J. H. Stoddards "reminiscences. which the Cent
ury Company will publish under the title
"Recollections of a Player" Mr.. Stoddard
played last season in Ian Maclaren's Bonnie
Brier Bush" His stage experience extends over
a period of fifty years, and should be full of in
terest.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

In the September issue of the Century Maga-
zine" Professor George f. Woodberry writes on
sthe poems of William Watson, whose Corona
esion ODE is still fresh in memory. "It is the
style of Mr.. Watson in all his verse" says Pro-
fessor Woodb berry, which lifts it out of com
.parison with all his contemporaries which
might mean a number Of things. In the same
magazine President Hadley, of Yale, will have
an article on THE Twofold Cause OF Betting"
in which he essays exposition of the phiIoso-
ply OF the betting spirit and reaches some prac-
tical conclusions.
: James Creelman is al work a patriotic love
story of the present time, TO be called Eagle
Blood" II will be issued by the Lothrop Pub
fishing Company, and the manuscript is nearly
done and ready for the press.
The wall went up from London some DAYS ago
that the institution Of the series" was passing
away But the series has a way OF being indie
terminate E. p. Dutton G. Co. are bringing ont
two in the face of this prophecy. The colleges Of
oxford the timely subject OF one. Ever since
the Rhodes will started talk of an English in
vasion in education, interest has been mani
Tested in the history and characteristics of the
several colleges OF the university selected by the
famous Engishman. Each college is treated bv
some cne officially connected with it. or in some
cases. by member specially qualified Thus the
librarian OF Magdaen, the Rev. H. A. WIlson
writes it's history; for Corpus Christi the presi-
dent, the Rev DR. T. Fowler undertakes the
task; s. c. Ha.nilton. bursar of Hertford writes
OF Hertford. and down the list Each ac-
count, besides history OF the college and its
buildings. viii assemble facts as to benefactions
the college library, college plate and windows
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

GATSNIll EVENING LINE
For Catkil and CHtskiu Mountain Points Hudson and
the Berkshires. CoNsacke aud LANDINGS Steamers
leave every week day: Pier -, ~ r.. +. NJ and West
l29th ST.. r. NJ. - $3.50 ~7'
Extra boat saturdays ('Onteora'O from Pier as N r.
Hudson by annex,
COnnections:-C ain Boston AIhapv
Albany x Hrdsoa - ''' "''@
Special fOr PalenVule
Corners and Taunersvile '' 7
Dining Rooms Main Deck
DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER MAILED FREF
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

4 DVETTISEAENTS and slbscrin,lo,s TO- r,o 1,-,h.
IL received at their Uptown Or1Ce ' ''S '''''ne
No. 1854 BROADWAY
Between 36th and 3Ith SITS. until O'Clock D. m
VIII be follovvirs
offices at regular office until O'Clock n m S
~
i-th ST. w East Ilth-st.; ~. Nest J.,I-.f -
I.,th W. lth and sth aves; .6:s Nest I.5th-sIs t:,S
nn-nnc.' be'w.sn 10Th and 7Ttn SITS: i.D.G ,t-ny.
1.r ulst 81 I..nS Ist-nvc.. near Sath I5- .u,
,-otn-sf.i 100 Iremout-nNe.t Gro :,d-aXe nss
HIceci..pr 90. '"InNe.; .i0 niecckcr-st.; :,.,
~. Smith-st 1904 Gnses-avc. NewarT
''i "ro"u-s'. Also ct all A. ID. t. Offices. - " -
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unfnrnisbe0 Apartments 90 Eet

4 ]
10 .. HOFFMAN ARMS. 50th St & Afndi-
f6tsfsFts,a New plumbing, electricity 4 deco
yEfE}HS.l Tatons; sunny. large Apartments with
tktx1MMH Kitchen also good hotel restaurant: superior
s.ISEA93. cuisine and service: select patronage
flpIY HH4S furnished: coal for CIIAS A.
lEf.TTZflE GERLACH Prop.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
5nmmer Resorts.
NEw-YORK.
M Cd R1 EW'S PfEAsANT PE 1AkT

the heart Of the Adirondacks. Two large hotels
cottages. Overlooking of the most beautiful
lakes in the REGION excellent trout fishing. m61 I
tennis, bowling. boating, bathing. muse; WWBu
sanitary plumbing pulmonary invads; moderate
rates. reduction in June and September Send for artistic
catalogue.
AORLDH'S. ON LAKE PLEASANT, HAMILTON CO.,
NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW
s Eli beaving Des6rosses ST. at sI5 p NJ (Satur-
IIays - T. M w. 22nd St 3:3O p NJ fSstrrisvs' .
10 M l2Sih - on SATURDAYS & HOJIDAyS OH Y
x:%O = NJ For Highland Falls West Point Csor1vaii
ISeMpuIg. IeW hamburg. Milton. Po'keepsie Esopus
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra on board f-S0PNs
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21
TROY GOATS

leave Pier 46. N. r.. foot West 10th Street d,uv 9
r M. except Saturday. SUNDAY STFA ToI?y,19
AT ALBANY Direct railroad connection az Troy Tor All
Excursions. TROY. $3.50: SARATOGA S4sn
Dining rooms on Main Deck. Searchlght pisplav
send Tor Booklet Excursion Tours.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-21

A new collection Of short stories by Thomas
Bailey Aldrich, "A Sea Turn and Other Mat
ters" is to be published in October by Hough-
ton, Miffiin & Co. Mr. Aldrich is spending the
GUNNER at his cottage at Tenants Harbor,
Maine.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
HOUSE BREAKERS JAILED
Tom Grady ard Joe Manning Caught
in Daylight JOB.

Tom Grady and Joe Manning,
couple OF hobo house breakers. We're
jailed late yesterday afternoon and
VII probably be given hearing TO-DAY
by Justice Burnett. Their work was
partic ulariy bold. aad their apprehen-
aicn unusually sudden.
About 4 o'clock they emerged from
the briol, house at the corner Of South
Fourth and Madison streets. directly
II the rear of the Fowler residence,
with 4 big bundle. which later proved
to contain two pairs of ne" pants, a
coat. socks, and quantity of under
clothing. The residence is occupied ny
the r";-. - G /: M ..9:-.n1 T"-~er0.
but it chdHDci I'll t no one wa ~
home when the hobos arrived. 1t Is
probable hey took special pains to ar
rive at just such a time. But it
happened that a boy coming up from
the NJ. &; P. depot saw them leave. ami
knowing the family instantly concluded
chat something was wrong.
the be: went to the city hall at once
and notified Officer Russell. He started
il that direction and met the two men
in an alley in the rear of Ryder's mill.
Mr.. Russell could NOT handle both OF
them at once so he took Manning. thr
larger man. to the city Jail. Tho
clothes in the. mean time had been
dropped by Grady, who took to his
hesis. The bundle was also taken
charge OF by the officer. The Mexican
boy had in the mean time been keeping
an eye on Grady and sent u bulletin i'll
10 headquarters that he was travelling
west On Jackson street. The marshal
and half dozen officers Oh wheels took
up the trail and chased him down into
Montgomery addition. where they
suddenly lost sight of him. but not for
long. for he was seen crCuching be
meath a little frame house that stood
up on stills. He was told to como
out but refused to do so and made Il
motion as though to draw weapon.
4 little rap over the head put him into
d condition to be dragged out by Officer
Russell after which beth Grady and
Manning were turned over to the
sheriff
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
TIE CITY - oAIGN
Republican Central Committee Pre-
pairing fer Active Work.

The republican city central commit
tee held d melting last night at repuO-
lican headquarters in the Nicholson
block. The most important thing done
vas the selection or rather the re-
crga nisatior of the committee ana thu
adding o. new names. allowing six
members from each Of tne four wards.
The members selected were:
First Ward-F,. ". Potter. W. c.
Foster. +. W. Tnode J. G. Adams. l.
Nj. Christy. Dr. G. ". Vickers.
Second Ward-N. \. Iorford. Will
lam Evans. Walter Talbot. Hugh
Creighton. d.. William DuAie!l ard }
y. Monihon.
Third Ward-H. +. Wilkinson. L. W
Coggins, Frank Thomas. F. Is Moss
J. A. Marshall ard Julio Marion.
Fourth Ward. w. F-raAes, c. Lau-
Yer, W. y Watts. J. y. McClintccE
J. NJ. AitAen and c. II. y. Llhrs.
\ j. Edwards ana G. NJ. Surge
were made members at large.
A finance committee was appointed
and the plan Of campaign was talked
over. 1t was decided 20 make the cam
paign short and lively and strenuous.
Registration opened yesterday ans
the central committee will shortly up-
point registration officers TO see tha'
the b-av4 voter gels his name on ;h'
net official municipal publication.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
HAVING \ IUN ON CHAMBER
LAIN'S CJCGR REMEDY.

Between the hours of eleven o'clock
a. IN. and closing time at night on
Jan. 25th, 1901. \. F. Clark. druggist
Glade Springs. Va. soid twelve bottles
Z Chamberla." Cough Remedy. He
says, Il never ':Hndled a medicine that
sold better or = I'VE better satisfaction
to my customs - This Remedy has
been in general use IL Virginia for
many years. and the people there are
we'll acquainted with iJs excellent quail
tiles. Many OF them have testified to
the remarkable cures which it has e.
iected. When YOU need Il good re-
liable medicine for a cough or colo.
or attack of the grip. use Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy and you are Ger
tain to be more than pleased with the
quick cure which it affords. For sale
by EIvey & Hulett
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
TEMPE

&c .-oltical situation here is grow
ing quite interesting. Following the
convention held Wednesday night in
Curry's hall by the Citizens party on
Thursday night. a second convention
was held and possibly two. Tnere are
now three tickets in the field. as fol-
lows: First the ticket nominated
"Wednesday Il Sht in CuI.ys hall. where
joan Knight was chairman and Curt
w 3i!lier was secretary: for the cOun-
Gil. Meesrs. Brown. Dimes. Strong. Fo
gal and Miller: clerk. F. Nj. SEIZURE
man. and marshal. George l. Comp
ton: this is the citizens ticket. Second.
the ~ 5oreis" party held a convention
of watch q. \. Harris was chairman
and =. Ei7lsen secretary. III the Liv-
ingSton, block. Samuel Brown. Dr.
Dimes. Frank FOCAL. J. E. Sturgeon and
Miller for the council, Schureman
for dark and o. G. Smith for marshall
received nominations. The city clerk
also holds ID third list of nominations.
made last night. The paper is signed
by John Knight, Carl Hayden and N.
E. Curry and the party purporting to
make the nominal tons is the ''peopla's
party. Z: own. Dimes, Strong. Miller
and Fog l fnr the council, Andre for
clerk and ""r1pton for marshal is The
ticket they selected. 1t will be eeen
that several names are on all three
tickets and hat in the case of the
city council four names are on all three
tickets. ! or city clerk L. NJ. SEIZURE
mans nsue IS on two tickets Mr..
Schureran is the present incumbent.
and members of the council take OCca-
sion to speak highly Of his methodical
ways and satisfactory Administered IN
Oh his office. Schureman is not bother
ing himself about his election. He
seems to be satisfied with mis- outlook.
Registered at the Casa Iona are LIS.
r. Beam. Phoenix: Orren Scotch and
wife and Walter Scotten. Detroit; 8.
Garwell. San Diez: H. NJ. Rodgers.
Pittsburg; Miss Edith L. Deneli. De
1roIt. and Mrs. Lou Ruclzer. Cleveland.
AT the Baptist church in Tempe sun
Gay morning the subject Will be. The
Resurrection. and i'll the evening.
Medical Missions followed by stare-
opticon views of Japan. These are tine
colored views and we wish all To see
them who can. H. Newberry. pastor.
Easter services will he held At the
congregational church on Sunday
morning. There will be an Easter
cantata given by the double ul!arcette.
Union services Will be held i'll the even-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
Office Chief Quartermaster. Denve

Office Chief Quartermaster. Denver
colo. Feb 2S. 1902. Sealed proposals III
triplicate Will be received here Until
II a. m, March 81, 1902, for transp0r-
tatton Of Military Supplies. Routes
Nos. l, ,. s. !, :. 6, :. and and for
drayage at Denver. Colo. during the
fiscal year commencing July l, 1902. L
S. reserves right TO accept or reject
any or all proposals. Information fur
nished on application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be marked:
Proposals for Transformation on
Route No. - address, ]. w. Pope,
Chief Q. NJ.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TAPRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as mercury viii surely destroy the
sense OF sme! and completely derange
The whole system when entering It
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
fans, IS the damage they will Go is
ten fold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co.. Toledo. o. contains no mercury,
and is taken Internally. acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine. 1t is taken internally and is
made in Toledo Ohio by F. ]. Cheney
6 Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
CHANCE FOR IOWAES
To Come to The Aid of Arizona in the
Struggle for Statehood.

IF iowa people now in Arizona follow
cut generally the effort begun by the
board of trade in pursuading Speaker
Henderson to cease his opposition t"
statehood for Arizona. the chances for
looseninG the territorial bondage will
be much better.
The secretary OF the board on Thurs
day received the following telegram:
Washington. ID. G.. March y.
/. Ii Hamilton. Phoenix. Speaker
Henderson opposing and blocking state
hood: bring all pressure possible ca
him by telegraph and letter.
=. y. FOWLER.
Mir. Fowler is the boards representa-
tive al Washington.
Inc matter was taken UP at once by
the board and number of kilograms
went forward Yesterday. as we'll as
several letters. The pressure upon the
speGk er will be maintained and the
iowa society officers will likely take up
the case. Il Will be remembered that
al the late statehood convention Col.
William Christy. former prominent
citizen OF Iowa. pledged the support of
the delegation Of that state in favor OF
statehood. The rneager source Of in
formation regarding the attitude OF
Speaker Henderson leaves = nope that
Nj Fowler has been misinformed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
NOTICE OF BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received until
il o'clock a. nj. of Saturday. March
%, 1902. by the board of "ontl oil of Ari-
iona. at their Office in the city Of P!loe-
niz. Arizona, at which time and pl2ce
bids will be opened in tie presence of
bidde.s, for furnishing supplies to the
insane asylum in such Qulr..tie.= "a,
may be required (more or less for ;he
three months commencing April !,
1902. ana ending June so. 1902.
The board reserevs the right t" az
ceDt or reject part 81 all OF any bill.
a list OF supplies can be seen a; the
olf.ce of the hol'l rf control
BOARD Of CONTROL
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
Mrs. EgSgluEDA ]nKEnunN,
Wife Of the President Of the Elders Of the Mormon
Church, Salt Lake City, Utah. Recommends
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for Woman Periodic Pains.

Surely the vnme Of letters are constantly publishing
this famous
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help
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Us to
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Beck. San Francisco: J. II. C1iakscAle7
and T. c. Norris. Prescott: z. Schus-
ter. 81. Johns; J. y. Kimmell. f'indlas.
o: Mrs. =. Gerry and Miss N. kliak.
New YCri.: Charles y. Allen and +.
Elizabeth Allen. Columbus. o.: Miss Nj.
Andrew and Miss L. Andrew. Cincin-
natl: +. K. Swain ri Paso: r w.
Boult. Boston: p ). Fluno. Oakland;
G. w. Lcavenworth. F. A. Wallace and
{. D. Morris Of WaIlingford. Ct.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-03-29
mrs MUIDA JAKEMAN of Salt Lake City

EAE Mrs PTNKuAM Before knew of lydia Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound dreaded the approach the for
would days in bed with
pain and suffering under the physicians for
without attention called Lydia IinktamS
Ee2etale Crond by several Of Mormon who had
Gmy in health and after the bottles health
HIS iiuI.DA IAKEMAN, Salt Lake City, Utah"
fences i surely she cured of the troubles
a letter, just surely will Lydia f. E'nkhas
C".3:'d in the land who suffers from womb
inflammation of kidney troubles,
eHcitattE
T.. Eakiams Vegetable Compound
allow druggist
aionaC snkofIy
20 LYMAN