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skirt SPECIALS.

The Separate Skirt VIII always hold its
own Nothing dFtssier than a pretty six
skirt Beauties are 10 be sseu here
Womou's Pesu dc sol silk Skirts, made
with two foJmccs and trimmed With stitch
ing elegantly lined and per
feetly tailored. An extFaor- SIN &c
binary vaIlse Al -.....-.....--. ~lZ.SC
NomeR.s new style Peau de sol SIX
skirts made N the new tcId eject frl-
ished with ornaments and S91 90
drop skirt i special at-.----.. IL y
Nomen-s >IIs skirts, made OF very fine
Peau DE soI SIX with fancy open work
drop stitch trimming and founce finished
with neat bands \ graceful and stylish
skirt at the special price SO 0Q
"l----- ..----. 4 = . , -
NomeH's Pesu dc sol sis skirts. made
very elaboraJely N the new fold effect rhe
entire SKIRT Being trimmed and aounee fin
5shed with meas folds TO correspond corn
pleted with drop skirt 4 SIX 81
9peelal az ----------------- l y = -
WCmen's new style Skirts made Of coIn-
bInatiCn OF taffeJa silk and cloth folds q
eaHael'S hair These skirts are verz stylish
and - sTf 6esr5iglly 5allorei- sd so
: SPECIAL At --------.---- X I . > "
Womcn's T4neta six skirts. very ela5-
crsteiy trimmed with silk braid IN many
pretty designs. complete with SO E0
drop skirt a special at. ~IO.0O
WoInen's Walking skirts made Of various
HatcTl@.s such as cheyioJ and Jiibet cloth
IN the new slot seam effect With stitching
These are also corded and strap finished,
and are shown IN black, blue 81 m
and gray. \ special al .-....-.. ) sVO
Wor,,n's Walking skirts. made OF double
face golf cloth IN shades of gray blue.
brown and black, finished With stitching and
strap seam An elegantly
tailored skirt at the special SH AZ
E'Ltt OF " . = -
NCmou's Walking Skirts made with
stitched floUnce aad sold effect, IN shades
of blue and }lack- Perfect
hanging skirts at Ire special ST O g
price u--------,-. 80. ------- . ? -
WamrnS Walking Skirts, IN new novelty
cloths with che new slot seams and finished
with narrow folds Of white running length
wise, bottom heavily stitched very
swlsgcr skirt at :he special SIN M
pr1ce o5.-------- ---------. " " "
NOmen's Walking Skirts Il YeEeti4n cloth.
with stylish Aounce and stitched effect in
blue and black A very popular selling
skirt ii the special price SIN m
90 - ~ ~
NomCnS Walking Skirts IN pebble chsy-
lot made with the new box Pleat efFect,
a very nobbv and graceful SD M
skirt Special at -..-..-..--..~ .OU
Skirt and sun Department second fiOoI.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
POTOMAC DEPARTMENT REUNION

The reunion Of the Department OF the
Potomac. C. a. R. will take place 20
night at : O'Clock in Grant L=nt. the
largest tent in Camp Roosevelt 4 por-
ton Of the Marine Band win furnish
the music. There will be Tecitations by
Secretary Barry Buckley. Col. 2. B Hay.
and others. Among those announced for
addresses are Gen O. O. Howard, Chair
man B. H Warner. Corp James Tanner,
Col John McE:roy. and Col. J. P
N5rhc1zOu
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
SILK ATTRACTIONS.

Or SIX Department VII BE- an attractive
spot ioI tomorrow Shoppers
." pieces Of bright new. and Iustrous
Corded Taffeta silks. in all the roprilar
street and evening shades including waite.
ivory, -reSrn and black; - in vide. The
h''. quality VIII be sold tomorrow HOC
> pieces OF G!ace Henlstitched laffeta
silks ii BLACK navy myriIe garnet anr
Jasper N three different styles 81 hem
stlichlne- % in wide Regular 2 nc
price. sc yard Special for tomorrow ) =
- pieces ei Beautiful Striped Wash Tai
ieta SilS- N IN elegant range of c0Iorings
These pretty silks come III multi-coIors.
They are strictly confined 10 us-aTe not
10 re seer elsewhere, - n wide. 4 nc
Special observation-disclosures
. pieces of Plain Black All silk Jacquard
l7dia six. IL polka 90, effects Tfeese silks
1r- positively worth s5c yard. They are
= in wr4e, and VIII De offered 4 nc
tomorrow 1t---------.-----
SIX Department-irst Ioor-Sec1ion B.
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REUNION OF FIFTEENTH CORPS

At the reunion Of the Fifteenth Army
Corps in Sherman teat tonight. ad-
dresses viii be delivered .Jy Ten. Green
B. Raum- Col ". f WaTnock. ard Past
Department Commander \. = Weisert
Barry Buckley, secretary Of the Citizens
Executive Committee, VIII recite ;he
american" Among those who are an
nounced for five minute speeches are
Gen John c Black. Col John McElToy.
Col A C.. Mathews, and d host O. other
comrades
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
MILLER PROPERTY PURCHASE.

The J. Hife Miller property on the
north side of y Street. Between Thir-
tieth and Thirty first, which was put up
for sale yesterday afternoon at public
auction. was bought III by the trustees,
representing mortgagoT. for $4,000. Inc
property has a frCEtage OF ninety feet
on y Street by a depth OF 40. and con-
1ains about 10. 600 square feet The place
is improved by a large brick dwelling,
known as SIS3 y Street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
THESPIAN CLUB BEGINS
THE NEW SEASONS WORK
Frank B. DeVereuX Elected
Stage Manager.

The Thespian Dramatic Club. has or
gained fer the coming season. Frank
B. DeveTeux has been elected stage man
ager and Will have entire charge Of re-
hearsals. Morris Meetze has been ap-
pointed to look after the clubs Business
interests.
The members, all welI-known local
amateurs. are at present rehearsing
.sT'riss, or Beyond the Rockies 10 be
given during Thanksgiving week at Ma
tionaI Rifles Armory- Prominent in the
cast are the Misses Taylor and. Messrs.
Stutz ard Padden-
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FIRE " GEORGETOWN.

The slaughterhouse OF Mr. Louis
KengIa. just west Of the poWerhouse OF
the Georgetown and Tenleytown Rail
road. on Thirty-secoHd Street extended.
was destroyed b. fire about O'Clock
this morning
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Notice to the Public.

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that on
October to L. both inclusive. local trains
scheduled 20 leave Washington lrom Sixth Street
station at 6.l5 a. n and I-2s, 40, 4-sS, and
e:I5 P m week days. and 9-U5 a. II. snt
ISIS, 30, ard 6.I0 p H. Sundays, VIII depart
fsom Ninth Street and Maryland Avenue south
west Corresponding southbOuni trains % Wash
i1gtoH VIII be operated 20 same point local
ticket o4ace wiIi be opened 1t this point for
accommodation u passengers.
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&C. Excursion to New Y0rk % Return

On SATURDAY. october L. Realty Trust VII run
free extension 10 Nsw York for -he benefit
OF us customers sshs ave not seen their prep
ertv. and for thcse sac wish TO 5ny. AL our
ur6pertv Is free and ciesr-no blanket mort
&c No restrictio..s except against nui-
SsIees therefore suitable Tor business and apart
lneuf houses. and The best and lGgst prQat<
able investment possible II real estate We Wit
ssoqs a-g other property our purchasers desire
10 see thereby giving them the benefit *
comparison Los. SO cash, balance monthly
liberal discounts for cash. For further details
cali or address Realty Trust, Room IS. go 2 81
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EXCURSIONS

Norfolk and Washington lire for Fort
Monroe and Norfolk at $50 p. n
Chesapeake Beach-See schedule IN
der Railroads and Steamboats," for
time
Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue and
Thirteen-an d-a-half Street Tor Alex
andria and Arlington every saIf hour;
Mount Vernon hourly, 10 a n. 10 ?. n.
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Side Trips to Virginia BattIefeIds Via
Southern Railway.

Ninety per cent Of the battles in Virginia
during tie eivn wsr were fought or near
lines Ct the Southern Railway One fare for
round TSP 20 Virginia battlefield points Octobe-
g 70 II incIusivei return limit Of tickets, Eve
days frou date q sale Tickets, battlefield fold
srs and information obtaiIabIe at Offices, 700
18th 81 NV, ST. Pa. ave, and 9Th 81. and
AarF Land ave sw.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
WOMANS RELIEF UNIOI.

The 'Woman's Veteran Relief Union
viii begin its annual convention at
ConcoTGia Hall tomorrow morning al II
o'clock Two new departments. the De
partment of the Potomac and the De
paTtment OF Iowa, are 10 be organized.
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sneciaI Service TO Gettvsbure

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Through coaches
Washington 10 Gettysburg, via Baltimore and
WCsfgrn MarylaHI Railroad. VIII be opera ed on
or a. q section ut g. ~. train October.9 and
H. Special side trip excursion tickets or sal,
October 10 i limited 10 FIVE days, at rate
Of S3.35-
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G. a. R. Side Trips Via Washington
Southern Railway and Connections.

HsH rates 10 Fredericksburg, Rickaond, Fe-
tsrsturC- Old Point, Norfolk, aPPoznattox- etc
Apply for Washington southern Railway side
"trip folder al station. Sixth and Streets,
5lI 5l3. col. 1921 Pennsylvania Avenue 600
Fourteenth Street northwest. 7G5 Fifteenth
street norslwest, or Fifteenth and G Streets
northwest. y. P. Taylor, Traffic Manager.
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Side Trips East Via B. & Q. RI.

Fast and frequaat trains Round trip rate
10 annapolis sI.35; Baltimore, 81 Whining
ton. s.; Chester. $50; Philadelphia, -; At
Iantie civ. s. New York, SO. Tickets On sale
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SUITS THAT REFLECT
FASHIONS

--latest command viii be found in This
large Suit Department Of ours. Ererr want
N ms Hae has beer anticipated special
Introductory prices for tomorrow
% NomeH's and Misses Fine Tsjlor-7nssa
Walking suits II pretty Norfolk bl9T,<e
and Eton sly les, with the Sir m
Rev nsring SKIRT Special ~ - .OU
4 lot Of WoIasn's PING Atwood Hair
lIned >trII ed Walking Suits. with Robty
Norfolk jackets and killed SIX RI
SKIRT exceptional values At u y
s. Fine High-c!ass Waikin Suits in
ne" slot seam and blouse efIect: II pretty
Scotch mixtures. II blue. black and oxford.
A.s5 line Of N0bby Scotch Mixture Suits
with the REFER JACKET effSct. These suits
cannot be duplicated for les STn TE
ttsa - Our special PRICE IL. >
Nomen's Fire Lyu.ailssiI Cbeviot Walk
ing suits mace with he new slot seam
Jacket and ll-gore slot scam skirt 10 match.
Inc uobo5est suit shown this S11 m
season 5 big vaIUe lt------- L .UU
Women Fine Walking Suits. made with
new yoke box pleated jacket and harinE
Sllft With box pleJts down sacn gore 70
match JACKET. very chic
costume An exceptional big S1E M
value Observation-Disclosures .UU
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Additional Train Service to Boston

Via Pennsylvania Railroad To accommodate
Sew England travel the Colonial Express viii
he operated from Washington Sunday. October
y, leaving at 7-s5 a. m Through day coaches
and parlor cars; also dining car Phi 'adelphia
% New Haven
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SPECIALS IN KIh0qO3.

What more comfortable or pleasing in
appearance thau pretty Kiuono- All the
Hsv STYLES hlpe arrived Special prices on
these for tomorrow:
Women's Long k5mon1s. mldr Of crepe,
with sAirred yoke back and 'front.': full flow
Ing sleeve; come in light bIUc, pink and
white; trimmed with vCloIci ST A Q
borders s big special at-------. - .
Uornou's Long Kim5uos. gs:th shirred
woke ba'.5 and front, IN E.it blue, pink,
red hIIcL and lavender trimmed front
and around sleeve Wit. fancy
striped and MORE TiElun. y big 81 q 9
special at------. --.------- II -
Wcmeu's Long Eimonos. made Of crepe,
in light blue, red, pink and lavender
trimmed with Dresden u~tteTEs IL taTetl
aua satin ribbons; ltbess :r- finished with
fancy novelty ribbon. SFs "a! 5 , q 9
at-----.-.-- -..--------- L -
Wofuen-s Long Eimonos, made Of fancy
Grape, in light blue. rcd, black, pink. and
lavender. rith deep sHHred yoke back and
front; some are trimmed with fancy tsffeta
and Dresden ribbon: cut extra S Z q 9
fulf and long. SpeCi.tl at-------- - , y
Women's Long Kimonos made Of fine al
batross, II light blue PINK, lavender red
and white. with sHirred -oke. and trimmed
down iron, and Ground sleeves
with hToad Dresden ribbon Spe- s 4 q 9
Clul At. -------------- " ~
Kimonos-seeond floor
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STONE BRADFORD.

Miss Mary knight Bradford. Of this
city. was married to Mr. George Win
chester Stone. OF Boston. at he First
Congregational Church last egening-
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Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Special Rates During EnaampmAnt

superb steamers. daily at $50 p. M. from
loot q 'th St, for Fort Monroe. Newport News
NoTiolh: and Battlcfclds of Virginia : round
MP information, tickets ard statcrooms at zen
I ga tieAet ONCE Bond Bldg--Nex YORK ave and
18Th St. and at ~ hari foot Tti. 81 -pFl,,.7 "a
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Temperature and condition OF the va
ter at 6 a. m: Great Falls-Tempera-
1ure, 81; condition .. Dalecarlia reser-
Temperature s., condition at
north connection >; condition at south
connection l. GEORGETOWN distributing
reservoir Temperature SIS; condition AT
influenC gatehouse 6; condition 1t ef-
fluent gatehOuse g Washington city
reservoir-Tempe rature SIS; condition at
infuent 50; condition at efluent 90
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08

National-Viola Allen, in The Eter-
nal City, afternoon and evening
Colum bia-Joseph Hart and Carrie De-
mar, In ''Foxy Grandpa, 3" evening
lafayette" Busy Izzy,' afternoon and
evening
Chase's-Continuous Vaudeville, he
ginning at 12:39 ?. n.
academy" White Slave" even
ing
Empire-''We Weary Willie Walker" az
ternoon and evening
Herman s. Cracker Jacks" Burles-
Quers, afternoon and evening
Monument Lot-Pain's pyrotechnic
display
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$40 to Niagara Falls and Return Via
B. so. R. 2. Thursday. October O

Special train Of Day Coaches and Pullman
PsrloT Cars VIII leave Washington at $40 a.
~. SJopOvsrs returning. Tickets good fog ten
days Route via Baltimore, Philadelphia and
famous Lshigk Valley. Last excursion OF the
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Grand Excursion to Gettysburg and
Antietam (Keedysville) Battlehelds
Via B. & 0. R. R

On account C.. A r Trains VIII leave New
Jersey ave and ST. station a. H., Thurs-
cay. October g and Saturday, October i. Re
turning. leave Gettysburg @. and keedysville,
SO ?. N same day. Rate. Gettysburg. S5.35
keedysyille, sI95, for the round Trip
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Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co.
Special c. A. R. Excursion to Yorktown

and Fort Monroe. from wharf. foot eth ST., ri
DAY, Oct i, at $50 p. m; 81 round trip. In
formation, tickets. and stateroonls At general
St, and 81 wharf. Telephone 80.
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s1.oo to Rockville and Return Via
B. & 0. R. R.

Including admission TO the Great Montgomery
CeiIrty Fair. Tickets sold 0ctobcy TO 10
inclusive. Trains leave New York ave station.
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Naval Academy Princeton Football
Game.

Sl-25 Washington 10 Annapolis and return,
saturday. October H. special train VIII leave
sixth Street Station at f2:l5 noon: returning.
leave Annapolis al conclusion OF game.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-08
STREET LICHTING

High tide -----.--12.09 a n and p. N
Low tide -----.6.34 a m and 6:3I D m
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BARGAINS IN WAISTS,

Black Nercerized Sa-ecn Waists. elab-
v.Itely tucked from; and back, new STOCK
a cuffs; sizes up 10 46- Spe- 81 ~
ti>-i St-------- --..---..-.... Nv
Flannel Waists mads OF ali wool tricot
flannel load hens: itcIsed uIeats. new
BUchesz front. lined throughout: colors OF
rel, I'll =, light blue and black: s. EE
all So Special st-.------..-.--- h ZJ
Flannel Waists MADE OF the best quality
trlcct cloth; the entire front Is trimmed
With Ne Pin iucss, lined throughout thor
cuShll tailored and Well made; in black.
red light blue. pink. gray and ST En
navy; all slzes- SPECIAL it, Il ~
B.aca BriIIi3atinc Waists. trimmed with
broad pleat on each side and rows Of fne
cluster tucki-g, tucke,i back, latest style
stock and cuffs. lined lI-oszz hout with good
quaiIty percsiing IN BLACK and s . M
cream Special at. -------.--- Z wv
French fiauueI Waists made OF botany
cloth trimmed VIII; tue.sins and helm
stitching and finished with fancy steel but
rCzs, stitched straps dovu the back. An
other style T. l.slig with ycze effect.
trimmed around -Esa rows Of LemstiJelring,
full blouse front finished with tiny pin
tacks. new Dsehc>s trent III this seasons
ulost 6e=;ret -clor,n-s. including light and
dark cfFec,s- All sizes. 4 big 50 E0
WAIST e,.-rtmen5-scoond ti5cr-
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VOTES s5oo TO COAL STRIKERS

The Bookb' nders' Union. local No. +,
at its meeting last night unanimously
voted $500 for the further relief Of the
anthracite coal strikers OF Pennsylvania.
MiH-work Still Low-DoOrs, sI.a5,
and " P. too. by F Lfbbcy q Co, 9th ana
y Y. ave
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
CONDITION OF THE WATER

Fair tonight and Thursday; variable
winds.
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THE sun AND THE MOON
TIDE TABLE.

Sun rises-s-02 an sun sets .5:32 pm
Moon rises Moon sets.10:26 pm
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ADJUSTMENTS

Lamps lit today ------.---.....6-10 D. N,
Lamps out tomorrow .-..-...5.11 g. n
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The First Prize" Automobile.

In the parade Monday was decorated by Gude.
the florist, Of 1924 ST.
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Suburban Cottage Building Easy
L you STE Li5oeE q CO. Shingles. 81
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We Haul Lumber to the Country
md flooring, onIy $50. at 9th and H.Y.ave.na
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
E. 2. Fl O d n c { {
 P. o. Corner.
TEMPE

R L. Rogers and family will leave one week from today for San Diego. Cal. where the: may reside permaa- ently Mr Rogers has leased his farm ior two years to A. Grivel.
 x. E. Wilcox came ia yesterday morning from Buckeye for q brief visit Mrs. J. W. Stewart. Mrs. Wilcox has been here for several weeks
 South side taxpayers will hold q meeting in the odd Fellows building at , p. n today for the purpose of passing resolutions intended to place south side delegates in the proper light before congress.
 J. C. Robbins sons left his morning fer Suntower valley with supplies for the cattle range belonging to their father.
 Col. Sellers is engaged this week in making repairs on the Hayden mill.
 The people of the valley will be pleased u learn that according to J. F.. Surgeons positive statement We are to enjoy heavy rains here from the 1st of July ,o the 18th of August.
 The Tempe government experimental farm has just received shipment of date palm plants.
 Frank Babcock of Pierce City. for meIly of Tempe. is suffering from d serious injury of the right leg which was caught recently in a quartz mill.
 Miss Windes returned yesterday from Pasadena after a prCtracted visit
 Arthur Stevens of Chicago is the guest of J. L Johnston and family MT. Stevens is Q cousin Of Mrs. Johnston.
 Misses McNulty and Hill of Phoenix are the guests of Miss Florence Ford during commencement week.
 Albert Austin. wife ard mother, will arrive today from Tucson for a brief visit with their sister and daughter. Mrs. Wm. Goodwin.
 F. Farr returned yesterday from AL buQuerque.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
~-

4 big part of Mesa attended the lit erary exercises at the normal school Tuesday night and witnessed the .'rt- sentation of "A Midsummer Nights Dream The Home Dramatic compa- ny chartered a car Cheader beD wi,h q team of four and attended in q b0d.-. there being thirty-three in the @roWi l. They were all enthusiastic over me play and enjoyed the occasion immense- Iy. There will be another large crovI attend Wednesday night from M=ss-
 R. H. Greene of Phoenix was d aUsI- nes visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 The Home Dramatic company and elocution class will meet next Tuesday and arrange the class work for the summer. \ large attendance is de sired as business cf importance to the class will be transacted.
 Mr. James Scott went to Phoenix yesterday on business. lie expects to start today for Apache county.
 There will be a grand ball in the Mesa opera house Friday night, and as Phoenix and Tempe musicians will 6e called in and will be assisted hy uui local nusucians the occasion promises to be big affair.
 A. C. Mcqueen is preparing to start his pumping plant in 9 few days. OW- ing to the lowering of the water he Was compelled to lower the pump. and it making other important Improvements around the works. He will run a stream of 900 inches herea after.
 r. J. Davis. George Rogers. c. N. Tiff
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
BUDSAAD Fl.OWERSOF H0MELlF PAINE;'S CELEsR Y
 COMp OUMD
Makes and Keeps the Children Well
 and Strong.
Mothers Make T. the Home Medicine
 for the Little Ones.

The children, Cod bless them. are tiie hute ana flowers cf our home9. With Cat 5:eir is-attl, ;nI hear,.- lauSn,ar. OFT h.rcs <-aulG 6a desoiate. Tn should c.er b- carefully tended m chijdhooG and youth. if We expect them to ripen in,o perfect men and women.
 in tha home and &, school. he ch.i- q cu have their times of ill-heaith and suffering. Ne often ':ota lt' uai!id ;iat hI3oalses checks, heavy eyes, nerVcIs i3-ovsa.euts ard ;ViJcairGs cfinbs ani muscles. They complain ot he1da. he, drowziness. wearinass dyspepsia. nd indigestion All su,a symptoms and ailments mean that tho sc-.i= of dis case ,yiu have fast and firm hold. u"- less p. o5er treasures .va tal, T to 's- atcIe q pr~rect condition of heaita.
 Thev5anis or wise and prudent par cuts have made tErir ,1i!d~sn hapgs. healthy. and vi&ors l5 by giving then natures medicine. Daine's Caie'y ,'om- pound. In many severe and oomp!i- ,ataI ,as g. Paines Celery Nompol11 i;.e restored health when the Httlc ones wera a.van up hy physicians
 Ii your dear ones ale not as ha7F-2. str l~. @ad rugged os they should be iu June. tr> tne health @i"jus "ii,taN Q; Paiue's Celery Compound. !; nia@rs and e.rs the child. n well.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-12
''The Book of the
 PreSidentS''
Ry Gen. Charles E. Grosvenor

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 Contains Department of Autograph Letters, showing am autograph letter of each president Of the United States, and Department of Armorial Bearings and Genealogical Notes. These two features have never before appeared in any book ever issued.
 Both President Mckinley and Pres ident Roos lrlt posed specially II the White House for their portraits - be used only and exclusively in this work. This is the greatest honor ever con- ferrod on any publication ever issued in this country. This work reflects credit upon the nation. Every patriotic American citizen will buy it. Sells st sight. Small fortunes being made hy men and women and large fortunes Will be made on this publication within the next three years. High class men and women employed on commission or part salary and part commission. $l.5oo guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager wanted to open small office at home or in home town, 10 have charge Of agents and correspondencc, lock after the 1d- vertising and other work. Write Cor terms and circulars. Address
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