davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-27
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REMEMBER THE NUMBERS RUN FROM I IOs AND THERE
 ARE
 NO DOUBLE NUMBERs
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Parricidio por codicia


La ssls de 10 criminal del Tribunal Supre.
mo de Espana Ia visto IN recurso de casact6n
p0r infracct6n dc ley que interpuso ell fiscal do
10 Audiencia de Lugo contra la sentencia dice
saoA en- ana causa por parricidio homicidio
eonetidoG en- despobado el dia "a de Sstiem-
bre de 1900.
81 crimen que motive sl proceso fue de los
mas horrfbles qoe sc registrar en- In negra his
toria del desenfreno de las Yuines pRsiones
humanasI IN case an6Iogo nj que inspira las
somoiiAs pfginas de sLa Tlerras, de Emilio
zols.
I'm anciano labriego de Las Portas, an sl
pars1do Jadicisl de Qufroga, provinciA de Lugo
canssdo de ablandar con 81 sudor de su fren.
te oil duro terFuno para arFancaFle Ell frnto con
que Sc sustentAba, deeidi6, semeianza de gle
pere Eouina de Ia novea, ceder sus bfenes raf
cia. Sc formaIiz6 el contrato, Y loa donatarfos
entrsron en- possession de los bienes. pero GUAM
90 ilego el momento de pagar In pension sl
viejo se resistieron cumplir este deber, opo-
penSionista.
Santiago Perez, que asf So lIsmaba ell an.
ciAno, viose precisado deshaeer 10 hecho, v,
al efecto, demand6 81 hlio Liborio, hombrs
% de cincuenta &noB, sus yernos Manuel
Alyarex Sabine Maria Manuefa Quircgs ante
el juEgado de Rivas del sil, con manifestas
intenciones de recupersr sus tierras snaie.
narlRs, para mantenerso CON ei producso de L.
yenta desheredar de este mo6o indirecto
sus ingratos herederos.
El disgusto que o estos produio ia resoIu-
ci6n del vieio fne el motive determinants del
crimen. Sc ignora 81 hubo concerto entire ell
hiio. 10 nuera , 81 yerno de Santiago Peraz
para antIcfpar al breve t6rmino de ID vida de
este. E jurado declare en- su veredicto que no
hubo premeditacf6n del crimen, esta debs
ser II verdad legal.
ri "a de Ssttembre de 1900 regrssaba San
tisgo P6rez q Las PortRs desde San Pedro,
donde habfa lido para vercunR scortifiaD de
pAtAsAss y ri llegar nj cruce del c1mino con
81 arroyo del Santo lie saIieron al encuentro
"a hiio Liborio su yerno Manuel
Ambos &c RrroiaRon gobre ell anciano, y
mientras oil yerno 10 sujetaba por IN braso y
ie eehaba mano Ia garganta, 81 hijo rode6
el'cuelio del ausor dc aus dias con ambas ma
nos, endurecidas poF las fatigosas fssnas del
cuifivo, v essrangul6 al vieio, produciendoe
- mnerfa, segan cersifcsron despres los me-
dicoa, por congestion asaxia.
O0nsumado este espantoao delito, Liboric
Manuel traspoHtaYon ell cadkver d distan els
de unoa Quince metros, aqua arriba y en- aoueI
attic denomi nado Pombeiro de SaIn, con ayuds
DC ID nuera del muertos aFroiRron 81 cuerpc
IN poxo con sgua de diaS varas de prcfnndi
dad, enbriendo despnsa ell brocal con ioaas
hsssa ei 2s de- Saptiembres los enAtrc
uias as comstersa sl cEiman, No fus daseuhisfse
81 cadkver,
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CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
PARACE0N

ae mo mientRsi no eDganesl EI fuego se
IA exslnguido; no queda del incendio mas que
ganizGG. LAY, inEenEatR de mi, que he crei.
do en- IL inmortAlidsd del &mor
Sc echo lloFar; psr0 de pronto se pUso
en- pie, con los oioS Gee0s, en- aetitud resuelta.
--Hahlamoa clsPo,
como 81 trat8se 6a eogerla las mAnos v
de volverIa q aantaF q ca lado:
--lSf, ta digo que estoy deeidida q sAher Ia
vePdRol Gos.ss,,n0 me inseFrum pas. !. .iSi
no me eonfoFmo con una Go ssas expicaeIonas
que tsn hsblmenta, con tanta faciIidad, In
vsntals los hombFes. lAhl eonoSeo oil siStema.
UnAs cuantAg carisas, ~ Adics sFssentirnientos,
Rdi0a anc1oi No hay mnieF que no ne con-
vsnz& CON tslea RKgumentos iPero 20 no, 20
no qui&ro ssF eng0nBdR pog mas tiempoi lBAs-
a. "a de hngimientos, basta "a de comedial
Pianteamo8 el problems. Habla, exp1:Ate,
sapR 10 que GGenerme.
UnO BtPo Sc mir@ron fFiSmente, sin ha.
bAE palAbTa, sstudi6nd0se.
--Vamos, ne frances quieres que termine-
mos, 6Do ss asof
ELS no eontsgt6 al pronto golpe6 eli sue.
10 con So Bombrllla, indecisa, SIN sGber que de.
SeFminAF.
--OompFsndO que eEt6s casada -insisti6
6l-nO Improvements 80 hace 10 que n0sotrcs
hamos heeho Nos hsmos queFidc demAsia-
DO, PsFo al I'm h1 eedido Ia aebre. S0mos
dos locos CUE Teeobran 10 RaE6n....
ella, may pSlids, Asintl6 con Ii eAbesa.
--Ahor& ya podsmos Pefsxionar. .-hiEo
ma pGusa ST sH precise coneuir, ss pre-
clso....
dominado de Rspsnts por vioIsnso aecsso
paaionGiu In cogi6 entire suR brasoS la bes6 en-
la boea.
- PsFo poE que, por auGl
Els 20 da56 AeRrieiag sin opOneF TsTisten-
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e. @ = SO

bsg6n Ia teoriA pei professor o6Aar Lom-
9Fono, el diatingnido criminAlogista itAlianoi
. Gel beso es una pF6etieA modernA origina-
a. oe lA panaFa mas eurioaA que imaRinaree
pnsda. ID beso, como sgno de Affection, era
aesconocido q los Antiques griegos, nj Ho-
nero nj Heredoso hacen menct6n AlgunA de
81 M Hestor, nj Paris, nj UliseS besaton
lamAs sus rsspectiS1s amAdAss cuAndo el
c'timo volvi6 80 casa deapuss de 81 tormeu-
$3.50 ViR1e, se satisazo con pAsAr uno de sus
eAnsAdos braIos Al rededor del cuello dc 81
ssposa, AtEAySndols h9ciA Rsi.
Los habitAntes de TIeRrA del Euego, dice
LombFoaso, han enseiiado o las nAciones civil
lixAdaS ell origsn del delete de besArse. En-
Rques pals no 40 conoce ninguna clAse dc v@so
para bsbsr, y ell puebloiN enando tieEe sed, SO
hsnde implements 10 largo do alguna fuente
heoe sl aguR 81 pAso de 10 oorriente. Es
svidente, sin embargo, que los ninos u o puedAn
SONAR el sgua en- estA forma, sus mRdres
SaeisIacen au sea llsnando prImero aus prcplas
ooeAa de aqua, haciendoia pAsAr enseguida
hrAves de aus lAbioB, n las boeaG expeetAntes dc
aus peqnsNuelos. I'm Aigunos lugaFes las mkR-
genes de los @rTollos gon tan atlas, que ne pue-
os obteneras el aqua en- lA forma usual, y las
nAdrss In tomAn poF medic de lArgas canas.
Los pAiaros AlimentAn q sus polluelos de iguAl
m@neFa. LlenRn prfmero aus bocss con el
poilusios. kara antiou5sIms prkcsIss AZ bssar.
30. In costumbre de oprimiK una bocA con
otRn, &c oEiginaria do 10 TERRA de Fuego, DON
ds lAs mAdEes no pueden dAr de ber & sus hiics,
sino en- sstA foRmAs SECURE que estas mu-
isres han tornado, su vsx, ell hGbito dc los
p&jaFos. FInAlmsnte, 80 nos dice que el besc
On una evidsnsia De AtAvismo IN Hoeusrdo do
Rquel primer peHfodo de nuestro dssarFoyo,
sduFante oil enal Ia sSpoaA no hA tYiunfAdo a6n
sobre In madre nj el amor sobre la mAterni.
dad.D,
La opinion de Lomhroso ha eneontrado,
sObKe oil Asunto, general ApTobaci0n, aRnque
dIasra da L. tsoFfa del beso de los Antiques ro-
mAnos, qnianas 60 dice AeostumbERban hesAg M
sus eaposas q Ia vHeita q "a e&eas para sa6eg
IN ossa fcrrA, si pus muieFsH hahiAR tcmado
vino aRFAnts - tHBepejh,
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Aniversario


cinco amos de la muerte del ipspirado compo-
sitor puertorriquefo Juan Morell Campos, Gu
yRs danzSs tan populares son en- ell pals
Al evocar esta fscha luctuosa, nuestro
querido colega &El Diario de Ponce1 consagra
su memoria las frases que siguen, que qua
tosos reproducimoS
Nadie ignora an Puerto Rico, que Juan
era nm genio. Con todo, move~se en- cfrculo
essrecho. en- Ell cual las manif sataciones del
arse, ocupan exfguo lugar, cre6 IN genero ae,
ssu desapsrici6n, parece habsrsa detenido.
Nos feferfmos sus danzas.
Es, las veces, becQueriRno: en- una frasa,
en- un lamento, describe IN essAdo de alma.
En- ocasion les, ,Katozan en- au lima aginaci6n In ale
grf& ell i6bilo = la broma.
MAs. asf cuando ne queja, como cuando
pFoFEumpe en- carcajRdas, 90 siempFe dfssin-
guido. No Sc conform6 con los scordas de To-
nfc& de domInsntes sino que ampii6 In con.
texture hArm6nica de sus pgoduccfcnes, Ira.
pFimiendo sns D0I0TGs = 5 sus Tiracs mnsica-
les, 81 sallo de su competenefa de su gaber.
No cultiv6 solo ssfa g6nero; pero Ia mani
tsstaci0n de "a talentos que le IN hecho popu.
lar, lmpeFeceder& su memoria, ha aldo su
danza, en Ia que puso acentos seutidos, algo de
su aims, tai vez 10 meior. Muerto 6I, oued6
huerfano este aSpecto de nuestra exlstencia
regional.
Renovemos en tai dia como hoy, las aism.
previvas que deben sembrarsa en- at tumbs.
alberta tan temprano por IL implacabIe sega
DORA
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cia, conmovida por 10 excitaci6n amorosa del
misero.
dos mfol Dios INFO
PeFo deshaciendose de pronto de los brazos
de su amante, ne puso de nnevo en- pie, tran
quila decididA, brill6ndole en- los oios Ia ener-
gfa de las gFandas reRoluciones.
NO. mo 'hAgamos locurAs... SsAmos
foEmRles. Mira, voy decirte 10 verdad.
70 e0ntinho queRiendots. PePo comprendo
que Ga precise conbIuir. Mi marido -. Oh /
"a % 20 que 81 amor 80 una fuerz& poderoSa
que destEuye todcs los fAlsos convencionalis-
mos SOCIALIST. Pero 20 sOy una pobFe muier,
debll, ain ear&cter.... Psrd6nRme H.. Y
&demas, que comprendo.... 81 to digo que
no hay sentimiento que no Sc CASTE, que sea
eterno
AhorA era 81 Ell qus assntia con Is cabszs,
sin fuerEaa "a para pr0testar.
II Tlsnes Pax6n
LIE pareci6 que ALA, en- su pecho, se hahfa
desmoronAdo Rlgo.
Adi6s
Estuvieron con las manoa eogidas largo
ratio, "a en- pie lcs dos, oil lado de In puerta, sin
aAreverse sapararse.
Adi6s. PeRd6nama.
Sc asom0 81 balc6n para vaYla partir.
La pSrnda caminabR muY Rpr1fa con ga
mas de als1arae pronto, ya sn In ssquina de
10 calIs, yolVi6 10 cabeza instIntivamense para
deapadirse le sAlud6 CON Ia mano.
T0vo intenciones de lamarla.
lie parscI6 que aquella mujer, que Sc ibA
para siempre, lsyi para no volver mas, era 50
1uventad, que desAparscfa, que 30 alejabA tam
bien.
suspir6 CON Angusti&.
~ AdI6s
Miguel SaWa.
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El Quijote

La Blbliotsca naeionAl de Paris es una de
lAa que euent&n con mRa ediciones del Quijote.
En- lenguA eSpano'a posse 80 sdicioneF,
dAtAndo In mas antigua del ano 1917. En- GUAM
30 las sdieiones extr&njeTRs 6stas son Is, y
entRe aIlAB ne euentA una de lag prlmer&s ira
ducciones hechaS de IL immortal obfa de Ger
vAnteB, techadA el Sho 1907 en- Bruselas.
En- lenguA frAncesG, aqusIlR BiblioteGR
nss difsrentes.
Como se comprendsrA, en- esAs sdicionss
las hay de todos tAmaaoS y precios, desde 2S
eentimoS ei eIsmplAr hastA 160 frances.
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Revistas comicas
NEGRO Y BLANCO

EN- noche fEiA y obscura,
porque ya sin compassion
In negFM suerte 10 2pura,
I'm negro roba carbon.
El colmo de In negrurA
TlritAndo, Sin dinero,
ya cast punt0 de helarse,
p0brs negro pordiosero
Merode& con el nero
deseo de calentafse.
Mas como ell robo es delito
? sst6 en- ell C6digo escrito,
prendslo Ia polIcfa
"a negra cArceI G0mbri&
uevA nj negro.... pobrecito
P0r suerte, el tuex esta vez,
de misericordiA pr6digo,
juSgA que 90 fnsensatez
deiar que se fmponga Ell C6digo
A la concienciA del jueE;
y con cristiana piedad,
que digna de elogio halo,
al negro d liberEad,
formnlando asi su fallo
con noble sinceridad,
GResnLtdndo! que rob6
oil negro porque sc halo
sin AbFigo en- noche crnda,
v ell dinero le fAlt6.
Hechos que no admiten dud&.
Con stder0Tdo: que viene
siendo question decidida,
pero que anrmAr convene,
que el hombre, hasta negro, tiena
tusto derecho IL vida.
GALLO: que debo absolver
y Absuelvo 81 negro, que, al punto,
mando en- fbertad poner,
sin que - pueda teneY
mOlestias por este asunto.
Ese juez, digno de pres,
puen no SON muy repetidos
los heehos de ese iaex,
seq an dicen, es m jues
de los EstAdos Unidcs.
De tener eata OCCASION
para AlAharlo nae allegro,
poYque en- aquellR naci0n
muchcR, con m9lA intenei6n,
hAcen de 10 blAnco negrol
gustR tener notieiA
de ano recto, noble y franco,
ain rntina nj mAlicia,
que el favor de la iusticia
dAEdo nj negro. de en- 81 blanco.
Felipe Perez y Gonzalez
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Bonafoux

E'ta distin guido escritor, hijo de Puerto
Rico. ha sido ombrado vocal de 10 JunEa
constitufda en- Paris, para aliegar fondos en-
favor del sefior Martinez, notable hombre de
ciencia eapafiol, que Scabs de inventar nm glo-
DO que resuelvs el complicado problems de IL
aereostaci6n.
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lie nutricion; y del
PfIdOraS Martinez

envueta
sPDORAs MARTINEZ confanza los m6dio
las soc predion cuquier preparado
saud del emago de
de
bendioen omandas dec
los labof: <Vivo joven dentro de mi viejo
Pdanse las lg MARTINEZ hay muohas mitaons aqueo ode
de
Brasil, Domingo Rico.
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Paz anglo-bosr

DsSpAchoE de 10 bahia do Dsiagoa, dieen
que ID pAE entire los ingleses y los beers 80 fr.
mara el diA 90 del que cursa.
A pss2r de In seguridad con que SO die is
ischR, los inglessS continuan on aus poAicioRss.
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Farmaeia Marques Roig.-oagua..

Exfstencfas renovadas coAstaEtsmente.
Importation Airseta.--Pracios imisAdoE.
--Espeeiaiidad IN ei desrRchc d. rscasas.
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vive entire ap|ausos
y bendiciones
aplauso bndones toda la America latina
PILDoRAs MARTINEZ. De ARECIBo

pr
SANGRE de gobuos del
ESTOMAGO: pora lta denur del
OEREBRO de
solo oonenen enenos tn reparador curative
pueba sP1LDORAs
efamia
producer
p6rdidas
rest de
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
ELECTION BOARDS
by the Boaro of
 Supervisors.

The board of supervisors yesterday appointed the following election board, the names of the officers having been suggested by the two central commit tee-:
 Pnoeniy Precinct No. w. E. Lount, inspector; J. M. Fike and I. M. Christy, judges; w. w. Edwardsg Joseph Bow yer, Geo. Kirkland and c. J. Dyer, clerks; Wm. McClintock, marshal.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 2-S. P. Hoefer, inspector; Ed Butts, ST., F. H Parker, judges; A. D. Leyhe, Walter Reedy, N. A. Morford and J. M. Gray, clerks; R. H. Drane, marshal.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 3-B. A. Fickas, inspector; F. w. Spears and C. S. Blaine. judges; Martin Farrell, S. r. Osborn, A. J. WhittemOre and B. G. Pecka, clerks; J. T. Boyd, marshal.
 Phoenix Precinct No. 4-W. T. Smith, inspector; Frank Luke and S. J. Me Donald. judges; A. F.. Cobb, Joe L.. Dougherty, J. M. Melendrez and Ned Sturges, clerks; O. w. Lawrence, marshal.
 Tempe Precinct-Curt W. Miller, in spector: G. Cave and J. B. Mullen, judges; H. A. Overbeck, John Birchett Fletcher Schureman and Chas. N Taylor, clerks; G. B. Cummings, mar shall
 Mesa Precirct-J. Fl. Pomeroy, in spector; J. L. Waring and P A. Will jams, judges; G. A. Mcdonald, Oris Holdren, w. F.. Dent and Il. NJ. Lewis, clerks; O. S. Stapley, marshal.
 Alma Precinct-J. D. LOper, inspec- tor; H. w. Pew and A. l.. Cuber, ind eyes. Orrin Gtondapa Cbac Wfca c J. w. Bowen clerks; R. w. Westover, marshal.
 Lehi Precinct-Thos. E. Jcnes, in spector; SOren c Sorenson and Ben No ble, judges; L. F. Higgins, Frank San
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trable Children are particularly sen sitive regarding such a matter, and stepmotheIs would be far more popular if they would only try to treat the children of their husbands first wife as they would their own.
 It is, of course, almost impossible for woman to love the children of an other woman in the same way that she would love her own. But the step mother who values the happiness of her home will conceal as far as possible, all difference in her feelings toward the children of her husband and endeavor to make them feel that she is a real mother to them all.
 By so doing she will also win still greater love from her husband. Many widCwers do not marry a secO1d time for love, but simply for the sake of their children, who need a woman's care. It Is. more often than not, a marriage of convenience, the man choosing the woman whom he cOnsid- CTS will best fill the place e. mother to his children. Often he is previously disappointed. But when he discovers that his second wife is anxious to do all in her power to win the love and respect of her stepchildren, and make their lives as happy as possible his re- speot for her turns to true and sincere love.-New York News.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
TEMPE

Miss Stella Gregg returned yesterday from visit with Pasadena friends.
 Mrs. G. N. Gage Mrs. F. M. Irish and Miss Mona Kingsbury drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. F. Schmidt and daughter. Miss Laura, visited with Scottsdale friends Sunday.
 Ed Jones and J. S. Sanders were down from Lehi yesterday.
 John Mcdonald and family will leave in few days for Runge, Texas, with the intention of making it their future home.
 A boy or man is wanted to carry The Republican. Call on the manager of the Tempe department.
 Company c, First Infantry. N. G. A., are organizing a football team.
 The ladies of the M. E. church, south, will give chicken dinner in the Daggs building on Mill avenue on next Tues day-Election day. Dinner 35c Every body invited.
 Miss Mollie Long of Florence is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. K. N. Stone.
 J. E. Edwards, proprietor of the Ed words hotel, MaricOpa, passed through Tempe en route to Phoenix yesterday.
 The mail was four hours late yester- day morning.
 The democrats of Tempe will hold a big rally this evening. The meeting will be addressed by the Hon. Mark Smith and Frank Cox.
 E. B. Bolton left last evening for a
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
HE WISHED TO KNOW.

Little Clarence (with a rising inflec- tion)-"Pa? %
 MT. Callipers (wearily)-"Uh?"
 Little Clarence-"Pa, is it true that riches have wings?''
 MT. Callipers-"Ye my son; they have wings, figuratively speaking, but, sad to say. do not often flock together Also. he who stals your purse steals trash, but he who robs you of your good name takes from you that which very likely you never had. Likewise. all the worlds a stage, and J. Pierpont Morgan is the driver. A trust won't trust you. Marriage is a lottery. where in if you draw a blank you cannot tear it up and throw it away. Fame is a shaved pig with a greased tail. He who laughs last generally supplements it with an equally aggravating I-told- you-so.' It is well to keep on letting we'll enough alone. Time flies and it is fly time with him all the year round. All flesh is grass and the bore is shred ded wheat bicuft. A guilty conscience often wins a fair lady. A faint heart should always look before it leaps. There's many a slip 'twixt the jug and the jag. There is no place like home. and hence it is delightful to go visit ing occasionally. Lives of great men should remind us that they are dead. Et cetera, which means and so fourth And now. my son. if you will kindly remain quiescent for reasonable per iod of time will resume my interrupt ed reading
 Little Clarence-"Yes sir; but I just yish you'd tell me why folks write it folk when they mean folks and if folk is right for several folks what is one folk and if two are folk how many more does it take to make it 'folkses?'"
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Luca

State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas county, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co. doing business in the city of Toledo. county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of $100 for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 9th day of December, A. n. 1880.
 A w. GLEASON. (SeaO Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo O. Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28
QUAINT SUPERSTITIONS.

Bats and ravens denote i'll will. death and disgrace.
 Cats indicate bad luck, excepting blaC'- one.
 A COW seen with her head over the fence means some misfortune to you.
 To kill a toad brings trouble.
 A bird flying into the house fortells a misfortune.
 Swallows and martins should be all lowed to build near the house, as they bring good luck.
 The growing of a cock near the house is sign that visitors are coming.
 Should the first butterfly you see in the spring be a yellow enc. you will
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28

have money before the year is passed.
 A bee buzzing about the room de- notes visitors.
 Country people nourish strong su- perstition that bees will not make hon ey if anyone in the neighborhoCd is ad- dicted to swearing. In other parts there exists belief that the bees must always be told Of any death occurring in the family. The news is ''communicat- ed'' to the bees by tying a piece of crape on each hive. It is no unusual thing to see hives decorated with a bit of black stuff to "pacify" the bees, otherwise. it is thought. they will not make honey.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28

When these are cured, backache, head ache and nervousness are things of the past. The universal testimony of weak and sickly women, cured by vFavorite Prescription" is this: rIt has made me feel like new woman"
 cMy wife has used three bottles of Dr. Pierce's medicine, and l never such results,r writes A. B. Haynes, Esq, of Aurora, Lawrence Co.,, Mo rIt was wonderful in its work. We had used lots of medicine, also had one of the best physicians in Aurora, but my wife got no better; we heard one pitful groan after another, day and night. friend handed me a copy of pr. Pierces book, the Common Sense Medical Ad- wiser, and after reading the testimonials of Dr. Plerces successful treatment. and seeing that the cases described were similar to my wife's, bought for her a bottle of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Before she had taken all of the medicine she was up and helping to do the work. She has taken three bottles and is now about well. Has better health than she has had for years"
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- stipation.
Arizona republican., 1902-10-28

inspector; James NJ. Hall and Henry CoughTan. judges; Wm. Wallace, H. F.. Slosser, II. G. VanFossen, clerks; Ga briel Stickley marshal.
 Cave Creek Precince-W. T. Lin vile, inspector; Roy E. Mckay and F.. P. Mccormick. judges; F. z. Linville, Wm. Lewis. Snyder Reed, clerks; John Lewis, marshal
 School District No. 35-L G. Hanna, inspector; John Lowell and LauritZ Lassen, judges; Paul Harris, Claude W. Cosner, Wm. Doner. clerk.
 Cartwright Precinct-J. P. Orme, in- spector; J. T. Bone and Charles Cart wright, judges; Geo. l.. Wilkey. l.. D. Rousseau. R. R. Root and C. G. Coy, clerks; George F.. Tompkins, mar shGl.