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Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

fany and John Mckenzie were business visitors from Leni yesterday to 1la.a. They report the sraih crops good Tn their section. and sJy the thresher "il start there ia d few days
 T.. G. Alexander has been nIloy - as principal Q; AAaa school -o- the coming year.
 It takes q Mesa sunday school class to Go the honors Of a surprise r9rtr ID brown. Monday nigh he flst later mediate class. or what v,@s the frs, .a- terTeJjate class in the Mesa War.! schocl. assisted by some of the pres -'lt members ot that Class. and one Of the teach.rs. Miss Deborah Allen. and Mr. r. T. Pomeroy. at the home of the ias- ter where the teachers had aSs-ulbi.-i to counsel 3n their class work. While they Were all interested in the diseus- sion of their sSUndaY school thc ic1r opened and iu marched th= eEtire class. laden with. pies ald cakes. lemons ma tcn, and. what WAS mcre cheering. h.i'- " counteua-.ces, that hrz.the] -ita love and sect in which th. t-a, ITS Were held. The class at once took pos session If thc premises and weed th.t each one must respond to the Impromn- tu programme. which was as folio Ns: "A Pair of i-unatios,' Hiss Deb--an Ailou and |. T. PHmeroy, Recitation. Fee Rogers: Sons, Clara Griffin and Geru ude Rickins; Recitation. Eljja1 Alien. Recitation. Maggie Grun!a-.e: Music Walter Hrupdage: Song. Mrs. r. T. PCmeroy & Co. Recitation. Nm>- Phelps: Song. Eunice Brundage: Eeei- tation. Mrs. Pearl hllen: Recitation. Burt Cass&iay: 1ru-.c. Artimus Mil lett: Song. Ivan Pomeroy. Recitation. Ger t"uGe Hichins- Questions on tae hoo2z of Mormon. an~wefel hr Clo.a Pomeroy. Aft": the programme -sIi,..s were introduced. and cake pie and lemonade were served AIre Dora Pom eroy and Elijah Allen made ii1t. talk to the pupils. assuring them of their love and interest in them. and thanked them for ,he pleasure of ...e evening both admitting that h. zs;-- prise was complete.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

In the Probate Court of the County of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph w. Evans deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Sarah c. Evans has filed in this Court her peti- ton praying that a certain instrument purporting to be the last will and tes- lament Of said Joseph W. Evans be admitted to Probate and that Letters Testamentary issue to her, and that the lGth day Of June, A. D. 1902. at 10 same will be heard on Monday, the o'clock in the forenoon of said day, ct the Court room of said Court in Phoe- nix, County of Iaricopa. Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and thero to appear and show cause. if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should net be granted.
 Dated May Slst, 1902.
 C. M LANDER,
 Clerk
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
C0ko []anIIrllIf (5lIr0
Has Reached a Sale in Phoenix and Vicinity That Is 5 mpiy
 Marvellous.
HJNuAEDS OF BOTTLES SOLD
 YESTERDAY.
Etthing Like T. Ever Heard Of Before
 il Iais City.

Et-l.-'s cf iael,es of Csk DanIruG C.-t- ,.,s- .oia in Phoenix ia a ~iny'e 3>:- an-a hu, tro yraas ae tha a1e.., s.,ratjao Was scarcely known.
 4ad here tsan no a.,' i ir 'ol<e '-r.i.u- Nuro ard had al! .ar .iaisea a.!H, a. adv asin@ ,oaiI h. aeea te means cf '-a.!u, ii" saoh inc"e.'ipi. sales.
 1t vas simply a a5ee+aa oc r,e, ,'"if,. "ed the cures affected by t'ose Ian .:U+ r1r and Hair Tonic n1 A.el @a pronounced .hlt ,l!1aa 1-le- Gtrd ai' unt r@rrsin frJas D.. .mm P l. ing il f; -.r HieuG- on B.. acsas:ar..
 ''. t,-. 'l ... ia l:as:y r-rJ.- [ t..- v slt.
 -}io;ra' Gorge ucu.- vtito~: -t sve Used Ia-e DanGiu4 Cure tor iIs I'.sl ssa'- anl found tl an excellent ureratf ion.
 Tor so.a by !1lre- < lit l.. ttn .iva .-.oeat-.-. l=S
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
ONE OK THE HARDER.

Not :on@ aeo au ac,or dropped into q barber shop iu tho central part of the city to set a shave and, much t9 the disgust of the tor=triai artist. seemed IislncMeed u talk Tnc barber is a Deuever in the theory Of his tlibe that ccave.sat-oa makes the process 3i shaving easier for tlre shaVe--that the time seems to pass more quickly il tae customer can ba interested in ,his or that topic for tha feN necessary min uta-. He tried the actor cn the "e1th- er the beef trust. the aspaalJ saan ial and the new filtration plant without success. Then. just to keep 5hirss 5ojng. he asked:
 You have never been shaved in aere before, have you:'
 oh. yea," replied the actor - wa@ in here ouee whe:. NJ played across tLe street abnu, eighteen months asa-!n the beginning or iaet season iI Was.
 -St;as-e that ' don't remember yo"r face" commented tae barber.
 N cil. yoU sec" came rom his .ir- tim. my nae, has healed up since t,-e.l-' Chicago Chroui.]s
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
SHE RUNS AN ENGINE.
r the eitv oI Cleveland lfves -Ea

Ir the city CT Cleveland livas ,la only woman engineer in the country a Mrs. .Gatte1 who understands i}le business lh-lou"1ly and 2;yes e-1celi- E, satisfaction. She recently took in .laee er .l.r GoceGeeC husband and has been laitAiu .o e,4rs raGairem-nt Of the place yh!is far.
 Mls Marten has often been her hGs- bands helper in his work and so learned t'-e ins and outs of the trsd-. The du.- .iter his death she went jo the Office of the building ami asked for 1he position tl2t h&1 been her hus- bands. The owners 8: the 6uilding. Knowing that the family was in o"ar ci.cumstauccs and that the woman. from her familiarity Wi,n tho eoeina. MAS c@nlble of hoiGine the position. gave Ter the place at the same sal.s.E that EaI been earned by her hus6l.l5 ,. There is a i4nitor ia ,na building 'r'ia c3lTies the coal 1sa; Mrs. M.uten han- dlcs the shovel and does net shi i; a.-y .ash. She Eeeus the engine roo:a .- spoiess as such g place can b.. and the
 nginc shines lifr rer piece or lA-- chinery.-t Aic2Es Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
We are
 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS @ @

Our entire stock. including fixtures, will be sold much less than cost. Our stock will be in readiness May 20 and we hope 10 be closed by June 30. There are no old shop-worn goods in our stock. as We have been iii the dry goods business less than three years and our stock has been kept clean. There is no use in giving you prices, as the stock must go. We do not expect cost for it. Those who come first get the best selection.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
First publication, June l.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of J. w Nickum( deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed. the eXecptur of the estate of J. W. Nickum, deceased, to the credit DTS of ard all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said eXecu- tor at the office Of J. w. Crenshaw. 21o Fleming building. Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans actior of the business of said est&to in said County of Maricopa.
 F. E. PROWEI4L. Executor of the estate of the deceased. Dated 10th day of May, 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

ec.t-ast between sne behaVier of he river 1-aius, a powerful check and a@ainr; slight onn. i.r EcaIs gov .iraa@i; ,n-iHetls stru@eic3 lo Gil ct ,h. riv- with ... ssiEe s,"oe dyk E.. When gA. .isor e.uld ncr. overthrow ou ci these i, dus under it. anu so wrecked i; Money with oJ end Was *f n, ou 5vize@. There WAS a .5i-lt> ~.o below Gold Dns, lanain@ in Yen neae5e. IT stood .on%o~ than most of them but in a lie31 taa ri<er at -'st .oa4uer-d and swept it away.
 Flow then. can jha rITer be direct ed. .~uui= bs d i-r stick set ii iha sand.
 \ TON oi ri.ne sometimes with a 'en hsush hrla;es aceomulsaes il. The liver sVe,ts n. ouah. adies behind ,t, arcppirg sand and building Up a n.5-
 --e --e,-ssGaH= traV-iinS l3Wn JHe riNe' through stretches that onc= were broad "nd shallow, one finds tIa.a narrJW and dce2 ~ilq "an|y sides ever 'ae tops Of ', hicn can De seer just the Ups o, tha riles that aC,onriishel th" micil.- change ttusioe's SIaga.ire
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
COHsrlPArED BOWELS.

To have good health. the body should be kept in laxative condition, and the bowels moved at least once a day. SO that all the poisonous wastes are e.,- relIel daily Mir. C. L. Edwards, 142 N- Main St. Wicaita. E-ansas. writes: II have used Ierbine to regulate the liver and bowels for the l's>t ten years. and found it d reliable remedy 55c at EIvey 6. Hulatts. the live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
k6SDeCJtuIy, fLTll.ETOJD IAGI.iIi-

There is more Cal"I1'h in this section oc the country than a'i other diseaza put together. and until the last ~ years was supposed to ha incu.t a.e. 10: a great many years doctors pro- nounced il 2 laeal disease. and ore striAed local remedies. and hy ,o7- stantly failing to euro with local te2, tt n-cat. prcHoVuccl t i1curah.a. Science h@s r~o.aH catarrh to de q can-,i--l- lional disease. 2nl. therefore. requires coneti5rtional treatment. tans |7- 5a T .ure. u2oafaCture1 by r. J. e'heae- G 70. Toledo. Ohio. is the only eons,'tuloa> cure oa the mark. {. Ii iz taken Internally in Gos1s from 1o Cr1 ps to g teas9oonfuL It acts 6i- fectly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. They offer one runare5 dcN rs for any case it i.ils to cure Scnd far circulars and test.uo- nicl~ Address
 TJ J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O. Sold hE Druggists. 15c.
 IT&l.'s Family Pills are the hast.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
Shaxe gnfo Yo,- c1zoee

Aliens Fcot-l-asc. :. powder It cures painful, smarting. nervous feet and iu- growing malls, and iusta1tly takes tho sting out of corns and hun;ons. its the greatest comfort discovery ot the are. Allrn $ Foot-Easc makes iit CT new sweating. crlIous ard hot. tired. aching feet Try j. to.!ay Sold hy all drug is, $ and shoe stores. Don't accept any sub stitute. Ky mail for 25- in stamis. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen $. jim- stCd, Le Roy, x. I.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
5I,500 GUAR 4ETEED YEARLY

n high class man or woman, with .adiEe for promotion and advanced sa-a'y to have charge small office at home CT in home town, u attend to COY respccdenea, advertising and other work. Business of highest order and backed oy solid men financially and po- !;ticaly. \ great opportunity for the rieiir rereon. Enclose self-addresseI S,@inrei envelope for fg}I particulars to WALTER ?. RFDIAN. GENERAL l'ti,IETEEnENT, Cp~corau Build ing. Opposite Unitel States Treasury. NASHiNCTGN. -. C.
 Wo heard an ice cream dealer grumb- icaIer of fame tC ..:a.= IL diz2y
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Beside the bargain We give you, you get your diamond stamps which will draw the premium which We have been exhibiting for some time. Hydsr BICs Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
THE SWIFT MISSISSIPPI.
Mighty Stream Can Be TuneI Aside
 By Sticks in Sand

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 In th.s IcEio0. tee. the river ie aor- dered with bus cftiee-Duhuuua. Eco- ku4S. Quincy Davenport, Rock Island, A0line-tkriTi0~ railway towns. fuu If factories. cell fine residences ;nt all the eg-i!e ss rf energy and cul- tUre. Mos c them are built cn Hills. and all cn l grou l. Seen from tre river. they .e 'ent Ii finest views cf themselves. somethins he cities of the fiat count1H farther do r i.ever Go
 Il is q swift river th, rushes past these citi, :. A low wat ', which is usually in sunni er and fall the cur rent drops to thiee inches an hour cr less. But at hiel water. when 1t stands U -rty Or orty feet higher cn it's banks. it sweeT alons at nine miles an hour ith ire istible impetus.
 Imag zine whHt ;nat means in big riVer-ni, niles an hour. We are 90 used to ] fi'' Y trains that run sixt,- or seVent- les an hour. that it toes not seen. overwhelming speed. But consider Il when a railway train is once che it's power is gone. Inter fere wit he progress cf the AiseIs- sippi all le river piles up against ;Ee Obstruc Il. sweeps around it. over il. under it. and nao!.entarily :-rovz stranger about i. The power Wazes until il sweeps away the fret.
 Yet such is the con5rari-ty of this mighty stream that while II will oyer throw the strongest obstacle to it's course that can he bUiit it will .i-iI to the slightest. One could hardly .mI a more striking illustration or the power of slight -hings than the 5ha.p
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
TAX ON BABIES.

Extreme hot weather is Gre1t tx upon the digestive power or babies: when puny and feeble they should be @iven few doses of Whites Cream Normifuge. the chil1ren'e tonic. it will stimulate and faciii,ate the Gtgea- lion of their food, so that they soon be- come steon@. he1l5hy anf active PC at EiVey &- Hnlett's, the live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
HoK's c:itr.>T HI.9roNsInGLIry.

\ New Jeisov WoUan Who pa:sie,ad in conducting her househad affairs on the Instructions furnished by ne l1- dies IcHe JaU.nei buried her hi.s;1.,-.i | last f'es k their hau->llcor lasting just ti1'ee months Is Ai-. 3aI, aware If ,h4 fact that there is a hera@ttcro -W-a-a- .nstal Post
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO
United States Land Office, Tucson. Ari-
 zOna June g. 1902

United States Land Office, Tucson. Ari- zona. June 9, 1902.
 Notice is hereby given that John k. Wood of Arlington, Arizona, has filed rotice of intention tc make proofronyhis desert land claim No. 2910.. for the NE l4. Sec. 33. T s. R , ". G. 6 2. R. B. & M. before the Clerk of the District Court at Phoenix. Arizona. on Saturday. the twelfth day of July. 1902 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and re- clamation of said land: Arthur c. Wood, Lawrence 4. Wood. Archie E. Perry. and George Cooke, all of Arling ton, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. ECirs n.lnlicatinn Lnnn IL 1HGo
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
DInN~r WANT TO SIT THERE.

The lit,!a 2-year-1Id daueh,er Of one of the ."2Gia: ministers ia Little Ro"!- ? "ssG Gis too great familiarity. \ fcW evenings laa. though sEr seemed d lit- tia unNilins- a Ec3oc man who '-as
 lin. tcnE 1"r Juou hi= iou where Nson sae sai3 "it3 great groT!tT:
 - Va2t ta sit m -- rl. lj;-
 r ; ae-3,e-s tr all th tGe =o4i..s nan inn .jg.e-- uut aaI down Trained s5csharhccd
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
CHAAIBERLAIN's COLO. CIT0r- ERA AND DIARRHOFA
 REMEDY

Is everywhere recognized as the ore remedy that can always be dcpenGa1 upon and that is pleasant to take It is especially valuable fer ruuincr liar rhcca in children and is undoubtedly the means of saving the lives 3- a great many children each year. For sale 5y EITcy X Iiulett
 oalaHel Nate Salisbury. parpar of 'u'faia Bin in the i'd Nssc show "@@ rei9GH@ his experiences in S3 u. in Nadrid," he says. the first thia- We saw Wal . Sj-artio statue oi Chris tonh Coiunbus To my sUro.1aH Burke We"t over, and. tasin& off h,e hat. lleit trfcre tne stafue- 'N-A |
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Our 9 cent Chase & Sanborn Coffee is the best in the world for the price.
 GOODWIN BROS,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Dyspepsia-bane of human cxista2ce Burdock Blood Bitters cures it. prompt- ly, permanently. Regulates and tones the stomach.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

When yau wake ID with bad taste in your Irouth. 90 at once to Elvey x iiuictts drug store and sci q free s;,l- ple of t:a5nhcrlain'a Stomach and Liver Taj'ets. Gnc or two doses viii l-e YOU .-ell- They a!eo cure ail- iou+G7ss, sick headache and co.slips- tiou
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

ar roa do.aE the.r. Jnhu* ask |
 .'eEil- my respects Ic the great orig irsi hnCfio2a advance agent replied l2cIl
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
THE PIMA INDIANS
A Communication bg Indian Agent
 Eadley,

The .nll: ,-f1~ communication il ref- arencc to an r,icle which lately "p- uecrea in The RsrIblieal has been lo- ,aiy q rom Ia-tan AgsHt IIadley "t Sacaton
 Pina Agency. saca.en, ->riz.. June lo. ls32-Tha rhaenf.; Republican. i'!'+o- ni1. Aliz.-
 C5.-rlel11en:- in 5-o-ls issue of 'til ii-St- urG.. tho .,.21.n.. oi "aopa ei Ire IT. mas" esuc5.: certain ni2'"l'l. I.lirn i- "c.-1e1.-,ut misleading. The iil-; ;= o-'e. .i2-jT go which states ina those wno are fc ailic:' With ti4e s:tti4- ton oa he reservation alr CITE. mat the ei1.S.0 ar.s-5- Jicn .rea fo- '1- |. !.of of the r.-''. v,,S not tr d2Hj 'o tl.a no,f.a O. tla ,casress at the tlsae th. IiI arp~or-isti2g $29o,io2 for ;A7 re'iel Of tie l-a.','ci4Ue sufferers W#a presented. Ae 9 matter ot fact, tno Q familiar with the cituatioH on ,ne res oIra tion stro- -lE urged th" 2rFn2p"it- ton of s.J.G00 fcr 1.l'. che ii-n11. That ,iauea cf me lnf-a, appropriation hfll rrovidi..~ tnir g. 5.D.3 va neveI op- 9a@eG. and t;.e a"a-oriietiou wa tl- l- secured y. 71 .ra biiI was ai-? 'Vel. .'- ft' El''''' i70 '' t3e fo~ imme5ia,e use
 f.r,i,- thing apIr5;s e1,tres. lE iavai- able for ta7 ressaEe Of the iIri@a Ion biu. which i@sGtes a supply of water fer this reservation. n vie" 5f shat has already been secured Of what ,l3s- noW ac cenAien-lr hoped fot in ,.-- near future. 1 :aa, justin. i: saFin% that lhe hope of the Pima centers in -au-eth.ac l-ore than t"" mesqule Iaaa Respectfully,
 EtH.NODD HADLEY.
 |. :. Indian Agent
 - may b. snll thej by tho wo--.ls "Grcu.hj l- h, a.terti-g of ,en~cr-s t was ret ueant that congress lad n0t been informed oi thr needs o P" ndiaas. but that if at ta7 ncmorl 9l- 1lee5 vas cor@i3o.'iHr the measure iqr ,ha relief cl Inc inhabitants Of A&r- unique. the matter had been raised u congress, j1aIHedi.te actie;. might have been t.I-an. vhlia tze hearts of -oa- gIess}-ar We're .ti.lad. by the Au ,l,l disaste..to syrur:thv with aH 'ra n..i..} Indiana as v-cif a5 t,;e stricken inE2ui- tan3e oe M..t5ai.ue.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
oaa1GTyNIrif.s 1T OXFORD.

D'f't;f A II i-.- AT OXFORD.
 The one great a3Vaet4se of the ov- 1ori system is a .-- opportunities 'er
 ..tl ,"t -,sa-l and tae Ihoj.s -taai;tl-, J-,E re gen. yaan@ aa-.!..:. .4 Ind l..,.. of u3pa, .aaitias to rs-
 .ilat- ... | 4ra~ t,nsliS'lraen af i-.,.: age i4 jhe sort oi -eial sym H.tl.:-. Ua'e. snou!l uro,ic.e N lat Mir. l;h.jes e:.sa-sS at iu his "iil as 'an aj,. h.Hest ,u ,ue ,amtry frai veir.h ,i4vE s.iars. Tine lihcrality of h. ;n- c;s.l" la bs Gai. to e.t ,: Rhodes .hoI-t "i3; enable lil .a ,9 t.l... every aavaa- ;aae or sarial a:.i alhl tjv irt,rcours.. Twenty years aea v..a possible. t;.ouah rin, hing. to get through OK 'a'd a-l i@V . year. and every a.r"a- tase could be oh..inat an an income "f l-51, While 2ir Rhodes allows -lj9 a yer. Tor thr-e Esais--tl. Aa--. S,ephane in tar Worlds Work.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Get ' free saWfta Of Ch3mberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at ElVey 6 Aulett's drug store. They are easier lo talk. and mere pleasant in effect than pills. Then their Use is not ,oI- lowed bs constipation "s is often t.a ease with pills. Regular size, 25c Der box.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
MESA

Best ice cream, choicest fruits. Miller's.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12

Some Uen ought to be ashamed of themselves if they are acquainted.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

Firs publication. June Il. 1862.
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
DlAZ MAKES EXPLANATION. Shortage Due Largely to Difference In Cuban and American Money.

Asheville N. C., May 13.-Dr. A. J. Diaz former pastor of Gethsemane Church, Havana, who was refused a hearing by the Southern Baptist convention, started this morning for Cuba. Dr. Diaz who has been involved in a controversy with the church authorities over the manage ment of Baptist properties In Havana given in Spanish money 10 per cent less than the American money.
 The theater was purchased in the name of Dr. Tichenor, of the mission Board, to conform with the Cuban law When the buildings were bought they were needed, one as a hospital and the other as church. It was necessary to conform to the law to have the title in the name of an individual and Dr. Diaz, having the power of attorney from the home board took the deeds in his own name. This was before the war When the war was over the law was changed and Pas tor Diaz i'm mmediately had the titles made to the home board. The shortage, Dr. Daz said, was due largely to the differ ence In Cuban and American money
 Dr. Diaz said further that the cem- etery was bought from collections taken in over church expenses and with money given by Northern Baptists. It was bought in his name. The debt of st2O0O on the cemetery was simply a compliment to him by the church. He says he has never received any money nor will he ever receive any.
The age-herald., 1902-05-14

Ard every form of PRIVATE DISEASE Sexual Weakness, etc., etc., are curad under plain guarantee.
 All condolences held inviolate
 Consultations at office or by mall in vited without charge.
 Treatment by mail for those who ,. not visit me.
 No written prescriptions-I furnish =, medicines.
 Question blanks for man or woman free on application
 DIR. DOZIER Is a graduate ,n branch of medical and surg1cs; .o,ary has twenty-five years experience tional regulations. and is endorsed h,, a- .s- press, national banks and thousand. ne patrons as the most expert and ra1ia h' oi specialist in the South.
 Montgomery Advertiser: Dr. Doz,a endorsed by the press and peonia Is every section of Alabama. VI
 The Southern Odd pellow: We c., add anything to the reputation Dr. n n Dozier has already acquired in the i,n. of his profession. but we know him ta e ne a brother Odd Fellow that can be re,,aS on to carry out every promise ba r,a. to those needing his services.
 Masonic Guide: pr. Dozier come. , A family Of prominent physicians ans with his full store of medical know,edn. and his large experience in his proresstn,, can be relied on to treat disease in ths most successful manner. is
 Age-Herald: His long record ana proved abilities entitle him to the nro,,d distinction of standing at the head of his profession.
 Onices Third avenue and Ninteenth street, Birmingham. Ala.
The age-herald., 1902-05-14
MRS. RooSEVELT'S
 GARDEN PARTY.

With Mrs. Rooseyelt's garden party be- ing the distinctive event of the late Washington season, there Is no doubt but that marry fair gardens will be util- ized for entertaining. It is said that Mrs. Roosevelt's invitations to her garden par ties are not sent out until the very day of the event. and in this way the weather man Is outwitted. Al fresco entertaining is after all the most charming and pie turesque. affording a hostess and her guests the opportunity of wearing their most becoming summer gowns, their pie ture hats, and in every way can the oc- casion be made a beautiful one. All of official Washington attended Mrs. Roose- velt's first garden party, of which one of the Washington correspondents writes:
 Dame Nature was in her most gracious mood yesterday when Mrs. Roosevelt re- ceived hundreds of her friends in the White House garden, which is now in the height of It's spring-time beauty. The June roses will present a new setting to Q similar gathering, which, reviving old-fashioned customs in the Inequalities of the Presidents home, accentuates as it eclipses their historic charm in the popular mind. The Marine Band held the corner of the lawn and played through out the afternoon. Mrs. Roosevelt, most daintily dressed in white organdy and a becoming large hat wreathed in pink roses, stood under one of the wide spreading elms across the path from the south portico to welcome her guests.
 Miss Roosevelt, in pink crepe and a pink and white hat received also, the presen- tations being made by Major McCawley Refreshments were spread under tents on each side of the garden. President Roosevelt, just before setting out for his horseback ride, spent a while with the company.
 The gowns, nearly all bright in color