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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
CHANGES
.lN.1fA.CU|'..L||.T|Y|'
Meeting Of trustees Of Bap-.
list Female University.
{ NEW TRAINING i "a Il II 4 SCHOOL
u VIII Be Located Somewhere IN the
i Western Part Of the State Union. "
County Returned Part Of
School Fund Money.
4 {special to The Times Dispatch.)

a Especial to The Times Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. t., April B.-The truss
II lees Of the Baptist Female University.
were lii annual session here to-day and
mudc several changes In the faculty for
4 the coming year. Mrs. Anderson, Of Ar
4 kansas. was oocted lady principal, IN the
stead Of Miss Shelton, resigned. Miss
!. Bowman, OF sArkansas, was elected to tho
chair OF elocution, In tho stead Of Miss
sydnor. resigned. Miss Perry. OF tho
chair Of Latin, was granted q years leave
OF absence to pursue her studies at FIar-i
yard and Miss Lannean, OF Wake Forest,
was chosen to MI her chair during that
tme Judge Rs8W. Winston, OF Dur
y ham, and Rev. w. G. Tyreel and Rev. u
II. Nlasslc weroi added to the Board Of
i Trustees. a 70 54 is8
4 The Baracca Class, or Tabernacle Bap-3
list Church. held elaborate ceremonies to-5
night for the INSTALLATION Of new officers.
& Mr.. r.. w. Simms ID teacher, and the class
Is composed OF 1875 young men. i IL the
largest and most remarkable class OF
young mon III Raleigh sunday-school.
The superintendent OF Public Instruc-f
& ton has issued call for the meeting Of
b the trustees OF the Appalachian Training
School. provision for The establishment OF
4 which somewhere Iii the extreme western
y part OF the State was provided Tor py tie
Z last General Assembly. The meeting VIII
ba at Blowing Rock. May 18th. At this
meeting tho location Of the school Will DO
determined upon. The trustees are from
Allcglany, Wilkes. Caldwell II SVatauga,
; Mitchell and Yancey counties #
remarkable instance has occurred N
the matter OF the apportionmcnt OF the
second 500 900 for making all school terms
at least four months Union county ed
for $3.50 for this purpose. The Superiin-
Y tcndent of Public instruction scaled the
I amount thirty per cent, reducing lt 70
s s., OCT, in scaling all counties. 50 that al
asking aid could receive a oportionate
rart, there being not enough money 70
4 allow all that WAS represented as Delns
necessary Now Union county returns 70
the state 1880. which they report now
i that they find they do not need 70 prlns
their schools up to the limit.
a 3 Superintendent OF Public Instruction J:
{ Y. Joyner left to-day for a weeks tour OF
western counties. making educational ad-l
y dresses principally ut school closing OK
ercises He was at Graham o-day anu
Y VIII sneak at MebaRe Tomorrow. Alouht
n Airy Friday and Dobson Saturday. y. ~
3 Governor Aycock returned to tho ely
4 to-day from Burlington, where ne dcliV-
n cred nm address In connection with the
educational and missionary convention Al
session there. a .
Capital Club gave an elegant Easter
u german last night. Mr.. w. ". ltoparos
lad with Miss Nettie Dockcry.
995 Tho Nina O. Clock " Cotlllon il Clnp gave
their Easter german tonight. ~ was a
y largely attended and brilliant affair.
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IN FAYETTEVILLE
severe HaiIstorm With Stones as large Ll'gl
as the Proverbial Hen Egg.
as; Large.
fSpecIpl to ING p u
~, u.rrIrn, c., April u


yIHrSrF.vI1,LE, N, e., April l5.-Yes-
80 = ,,ont noon very severe hall. storm
ttr,,cp Flea Hill township, IN tne
81 or Cunberland county. IN me 9o nth-
imr section, destroying the lru.r as, sn,are
81 Persons living in the neg hborhoedd
aacIara,ft that tho ground was oot t.ea
With hniistones to the depth ol t tMs1e
inches. and they we're prpas = 10 - ~ q te
Yesterday at clock - B urn
died at his residence on ditlesP PISS e man
~ ~ iarsc means and great energy. +. VINO
carried on a grocery on Glllesp.s 81 ill., III,
With large clothing house u p1a .9e s nS
M ~ nSIvsiaue lie Was probably the largest
m nj -" IN Z North Carolina. Weighing. when
4 III health $50 pounds. -
Mall deliver. ny by cafr'e ap W On Friday
Government Agent Boushell VIII g hoaq nn II
examination In the courtroom or nPpll-
cants for positions as carriers; the the salary
= CAPTAIN Adj j. q B.. Underwood. OF .Fayette.;
Vile tho author and owner OF several
important and valuable Inventions N me-
fchanics. has received q patent from n, t 4 9,
government on n machine for controlling
the stop movement of spools In cotton
mills. I, :, -
&Mciyer, president of the State Normal
and Industrial College for Women. are
expected here soon. to address the people
In the interest OF the special tax6for the
the Fayetteville municipal government
appears bent or, making Sunday q true
and true Sunday. At the last, meeting OF
tho Board of Aldermen q motion to per-
nit tho sale of cigars on that day was
voted down and another motion to pro-
#hlhit tho sale OF NEWSPAPERS. came near
pis ssssS 70 na%e
Miss Eloise McDiarmid gave an elegant
eight-course luncheon, complimentary TO
OF North Wllkesboro, with the follow
Ing other guests: NJ isses G. bson, Of Union,
s.. c.; Johnson Of Mears' Bluff. 8. g.;
Isabelle Glover, of Washington city; Ma
bel Elliott. Mary MCNEIL. Lima Pernber-
ton. Alice IIaigh. Minerva Utley, Mamie
Brown. tf VEAL +gs us s aEle4s3 III ~. ,F53
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5sfanncy,s Mi. Ii VI. yadkin river, near

/ 4 Ii y
Manncy's Mill. Ia tbs Yadkin river, near
here. On Monday Hfterhoon has not yet
been found. He was q popular young
nun and had been II the employment
al booS Keopet. ffls home was !, in 'Hsn.
derson, N. G. Strong efforts. have been
triAde to recover the body, but as h vet
fiis tragic death es tic result Of yenturs
Ing too far out In the river. He was
warned about the danger Of ,vehtur!ng
below the leland on account OF the
strength Of tho current, At first iie took
d party OF friends Il, the boat and re-
turned III safety. Then he went out
alone, and. Vefturing too far, lost cons
trol of the ibqqent ahd was. swept Into
/ him Is hold TO the boat and they would
rescue him. but he became excited and
let go his hold, and attempted to swim
to the Shore and was swept down tho
stream. 4 He was member Of fthe Elks
Lodge OF Salisbury.
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TRIAL. in
MANCHESTER.
George Meredith Cave Him lin.
self Up Yesterday.
.MADDREA CASE UP TOD Jay
viii Appear as Witness and Prisoner.
Morning Marrlage-Funer Ser
vice Odd-F elbows Anniversary.
z Personal ard General.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch. !

j Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, 3
No. 1902 Hull street.
George Meredith. the young man who
ia charged with cutting Frank Maddrea.
In the back with q bottle some weeks
ago, after trip to Forrest Hill Park.
surrendered himself to the police yester-
day evening. and ne will appear before
Mayor Maurice this morning. S
The case Of Maddrea, who was arrested
some days ago on the charge OF taking
q watch and d ring belonging to HIS
room ma to, will also DO heard this morn
Ing. AS
4 ,9 ALDERMEN TOMORROW. sJs5
The Board OF Aldermen will meet In
regular session tomorrow night, when a
large amount OF business WE come up.
There will be little new business. most
OF It coming over from the city Assem-
bly,. ~ M
Is 4 Mr.. John O.. Taylor and Miss Earl 81
Chisholm were married at the residence
OF the brides mother In swansboro. yes
terday morning by Rev. A. G.. Berryman.j
OF the West End Church. s
A large number of friends gathered to
witness the ceremony. The groom Is q
machinist at the Allen & Ginter Brunch,
ana Is highly esteemed and his bride Is
an attractive young lady Of swansboro.
After spending a few days IN Freder-l
icksburg the couple will make their fu-9
ture home In swansboro.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF Mr. T. @. Lockett was
conducted from the residence No. 4oS
i, est Eleventh Street, by Rev. e. VI
Badly yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o clock.
The following gentlemen acted as pail.
bearers: lMessrs. J. A. Blanton, G. r.
Markham, J. r. Blanton. George W. Carr,
Isaac Kahn and WI. Lewis. The inter-.
ment was in lakewood. VI
i Mr.. Lockett was forty-f:ve years old
and leaves a wife and four childHn. &SF
8 FIFTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY
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Fish Traps Injured.

fSpecIal to Tho Times, Dlsppt
IEATHSVIII.E. VA April l5--purlng
Water isuasf fish traps on the Potomao and RAP.
pahannock Rivers Mere seriously injured
and many thousands OF dollars haye Ssen'
lost 10 the flshermeV1 Of the N North 81
badly dana ged that they VIII NOT be
put out again this season. The fishing
season up to this time has been eXGen.
tionally good. The run OF fish has been
large, and prices have been high. hut
the loss OF the traps VIII cut the Profits
doWnTto low figure n
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Z MONROE SAFE IN PORT
New Vessel Encounters a Severe Gall
and Behaves Admirably.
(special to The I1mes-D ispa tch.,

7ll ISVtVIStI " = KFU sN1F'I
II NORFOLK, VA, April l5.--The new
steamship Monroe Of tho Old Dominion
Limo arrived here this afternoon at 1850
o'clock-elght hours late-aftar stormy
voyage from New York. The vessel en-
countered severe gallo off the Jersey
coast, ana was hove to for four hours.
The force OF tho wind smashed me
stairs on tho starbonrd side connecting
the hurricane deck with the shade deck.
No other damage was done. THE vessel
was given the first real test of her sea-
worthiness, this being her second voyage,
ana she behaved admirably, &
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HING OF THE "WEST8VlR,
GINA" AT NEWPORT NEWS
$l.oO Excursion via q, & q. RaiIw

$I.OO Excursion via q, & q. Railway
For launching OF the West Virginia az
Newport News Saturday, April 18th, the
Chesapeake and Olla Will have special
fast excursion train, without intsrE,ed ga "a
stops, to leave Richmond s;1b a, Nj. rets
turning leave Newport News 500 r, Ms
Of same date.
800 round trip.
Launching at 1880 p. NJ, preceded by "a
military parade. Eeyenty-nrst Regiment
ard Blues battalion. OF this city, par-s
ticipatIng Grand Street Fair and Cars
inlval. making q public holiday u ths
shtpyayd city =
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RESIGNATION FINAL Il
Mass Meeting Urges Judge a. W, Wal
4 lace to Reconsider His Action.
tfe,n,ot a I RI ryha T'Inas- Dg pat oh .t3E5

Eli Especial to Inc IlnleS-DIsptttcH,l
n + OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. April Is.
a mass meeting OF citizens was held at
the courthouse here tonight to take
some steps to Induce Judge a, W. wal
lace TO withdraw his resignation rs judge
Of the Corporation Court. Colonel y. D.
Cole called the meeting to order and
requested Mayor M. Ct. willis to preside,
Mr.. A, p, Rowe Was secretary, Ad-
dresses were made by fudge John II
Goodrich, Mr.. u. ?. Willis ana Mr.. g. w
Shepherd, The chairman appointed a
committee OF sixteen, Mr. st. George
r. Fitzhugh chairman to walt on Judge
Wallace and request him to withdraw
Ills resignation. The committee retired
and called on Judge Wallace. and re-
ported to tho meeting that he declined
to reconsider his action, and that his
resignation was final.
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TRIAL I'l.l OF BRoADNAx
Charged With Murder of Sidney Blair
Near Reidsvlle.

REIDsYILLIS. N. G.. April l5-rhe
trial OF John Broadnax. the murrderer Q {
Sidney Blair was begun to-day, There
was great difficulty in selecting Jury,
on account of nearly everybody having
formed and expressed mn opinion. It
4 was nearly 12 O'Clock before the jury was
. completed. The star Witness was Miss
salIe Walker. who was wounded in two
places. She proved an excellent witness
All tho witnesses were examined, and ut
O'Clock court adjouG2ed until halfrpast
seven. The evidence was conclusive
against the negro, and the defense Will
make n stubborn fight against great
odds.
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NEWSPAPER MERGER
Rockingham Register and Daily News
of Harrisonburg.
o Especial to Tho Times DlspRtch, n

8 Especial to The Timos-D lspatch.)
ID IIARRIsONBURG, VA, April l5.-Ne-
gotiations have been consunmated by
which the Rockingham Register. the old
est weekly paper In the county. and the
Daily News will be consolidated after
May lst, The papers Will be published
by the News Register Company. which is
to be stock company With capital Of
$1,000. Mr.. "A. II, Snyder, the editor and
publisher of the Register. will become
editor In charge Of both papers. which
will bo conducted along the lines as
heretofore, Mr.. 7, 3. smythe, the editor
OF the News. will become business mana
ser of the new company. Both papers
will be conducted separately, but the
plant of the new company Will be In the
present News building, on West Market
Street,
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[edlcal Assoeiation1
10. ia. M.

Annual session State Council OF Yir-f
ginir. Lynchburg, Va, April 2lst TO 18th
Inclusive. S, round-trlp Via Norfolk and
Western Railway. Only line with three
(s) daily trains In each direction, Tickets
on sale April l9th, Goth and 21st: good
until April 9th, FOR tickets ana further
Information. apply at company's office.
sss East Main Street !; John y. Wagner,
Passenger Agent; g, II. Bosley. Districa
Passenger Agent,
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NOkDISPENSARY
Farnvllle's Council Decides CltIzers
Must Vote on the Question.

q y - n
Especial to The Times. Dispntch.)
F,ARNlYILLD. A., April 16.-Tho Town
Council met last night In one Of the
most lively and interesting sessions ever
held, for the purpose OF discussing the
present liquor situation In Farmville,
which has aroused so much interest.
Every member was present and excite
,nent ran high from start to finish. It
was decided by a vote OF 6 to that the
present Council would under no crcum.
stances open q dispensary In the town
unless the question was submitted to the
vote OF the people. It was also resolved
that the senator ana representative be
requested TO have the prsent law 50
I changed and re-enncted as to allow the
people to vote on tho dispensary ques-
ton. 5 5y g
The Finance Committee recommended
That tho schedule OF licenses be the snme
as for the year 1902, The matter Of
building d fire engine house near Colonel
Booler's, on High Street, was left to
the Fire Committee to report at the next
meeting. n. ,ii
a The resignation OF Dr., Peter Winston,
as member Of the dispensary board, ap-
pointed by tho Council two years ago.
was after much discussion accepted, DR..
Winston'g term expired last night Mt IL
O. clock and the matter WAS not brought
before the Council until about 1880
clock. Is, 4. a 81 4,
Tho Mayor was Instructed to look fur-l
ther Into the matter OF extending the
towns corporate limits, az
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MATHEW WHALEY''S GRAVE
Covered With Flowers BY williamsburg
.3a School Childrer. y. III
Especial to Tho Tfmes-DIspatot.,

Special to Tho Times Dispato1l.)
s WILLIAMSBURG. A. April 15.-gor
the nrst time in nearly two hundred
years tho grave OF little Mathew Whaley
has been wrenthed In flowers by tho
children who attend the school endowed
In his memory. IN 1705 this little lad,
the only child OF his widowed mother,
was laid to rest In the tomb Z Of his
father. The inscription marking the spot
runs 4 # III iifs n 3Gi
u B Mathew Whaley lies Inferred here.
Within this tomb upon his father, dear
Forty years Mary W1aley lived alone,
Dying, she left a beduest to the parish
OF Bruton for the endowment Of a parish
school. which should be called the Mat
tie School," In memory Of the child she
had loved and lost. This school Is now
a model school, and connected with VIII
liam and Mary College, " an 4
5 Under the auspices of the present very
efficient teacher. Miss Davis. the pupils
( OF the school on Thursday last carried
their tribute OF gratitude to the grave
OF the little boy who died SO long ago.
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A BRANCH BANK.
C. w. Saunders to Address Greensboro
Post ofthe T.P.A.

D il-a Especial 70 =7Ihe IIlnes.DIspHtcu'1 E5IE
q GREENSBORO, N. c., April lb.-The
southern Loan and Trust Company has
decided to open q branch bank in South
Greensboro. and to Increase Its capital
stock to 500, 900.
post A, OF the T, p. "A, will hold a
meeting Mt the Benbow Hotel here Sat
gurday night and a large attendance is ex-
peoted. National Director 9. ". saund,
ers, Of Richmond. will be present and
doliver an address "a
The Greensboro Electric Company have
begun work on the mile and half en-
tension Of their street car line to the New
White Oak Cotton Mills.
Two important enterprises at High
Point are expected to materiali2e IN q
few days. One IS a plant for the man-
ufacture OF street cars, the other is an
extensive refrigerator plant,
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THE CAROLlNA5LA LAW
Virginia Corporations Commission Study
Ing Sister States Methods.
lsnecial to INC Times plspa tch.l

Especial to The Times-D lspatch.)
RALEIGII, N. G., April 15.-B, ]. Wy
sor the newly elected clerk OF the Cor
noratIon Commission OF Virginia, spent
to-day In the office of the North Carolina
Corporation Commission here, mak-
Ing a study Of tho system Of blanks for
of the office. The acts establishing the
North Carolina and Virginia commls-
slons being similar, Mr., Wysor thought
1t best to look into the modus operandl
OF, the North Carolina office. Chief Clerk
Brown, of the office here. devoted The
day to Mr.. Wysor and his lnyestig t!on,
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Convocation Of Tarboro.

II fSpccial 10 The Times. Dlspn tch.)
Il WELDON. N. c.. April 15--The conyo-
ca ton OF .rarboro met with Grace Epls-
copal Church here this evening. Most
OF THE parishes are represented and the
services tonight were well attended. This
convocation embraces the parishes OF
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f SPECIAL r ATES
Via. Seaboard Air Cine Railway Accout
Following Occasion.

United Confederate Veterans Reunion.
New orleans. La. May 1922. 1903. one
cent per mile each way for the round
trim. Tickets on sale May 18th to 21st.
inclusive return limit May Ath. except
by payment OF fifty cents, tickets sx-l
tended 10 June 18th, Il. I. "a:
Meeting American Medical Assoc1ation4
New Orleans. La. May 6-S, 1903.
B One fare for the round trip. Tickets on
sale May LIST to 4th, inclustye; return
limit ten days from date Of sale,
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Frazier-Wilkerson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch J E
nr y Mr late Of Of Riehmond, Va. but now
az Philadelphia. and Miss Alma H.. WIKI
inson, of Philadelphia. We're married here
M Mi Church, performed tie cere-
mony3 itift3i 5f;4f NJ
Sir and Mrs. Frazier left here thlY
evening and will stay over In RichpankIo
for q few daya ;E 4 ..5 IA,
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AHY zYUeNz tiers

sold, rented, repaired and EXCHANGED. We have
full line Of hiRhCrade pnd rebuilt machines - SerS
AZ sn1THERN STAMP q STATIONERY co.
Phone 1905 Entire bldg. Twelve slK Aatn,
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TIA rboro Rocky Mount, Wilson, Warren
ton, Scotland Neck. weldon. Jackson and
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bell this week for the murder Of Henry.
Thomas. and the Jury to-day returned q
verdict OF not guilty One year ago, An-55
derson wns convicted Of the murder and
given eight years In the penitentiary.
He secured q new trial. Il sSS
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
WHY cHAUNcEY PAID THE SIP.
One cf the Jokes That Depew Did No
 Enjoy.

Before Senator Depew sailed frorl LiN erpool for New York last Saturday he told new story.
 One hotel" he said to which l had written for rooms, particularly wanted ,c know the hour at which We would arrive. When we did arrive we were met with d flourish of trumpets at the depot, q landau, liveried coach man, and all that sort of thing We were tOId that the ordinary hotel bus used by common folk would never do for us. Now, the hotel was d hundred yards from the station, and our jour ney for that distance cost me SIP.
 'I paid without a word, because I remember an incident what occurred when King Edward, as Prince of Wales, visited the United States The old Duke of Newcastle used to scan the accounts of expenditures, and at the end of one hotel bill he one day found a charge which he couldn't make out.
 Whats that charge for?' asked the duke of the hotel proprietor, General
 The general replied: For making such a damned fuss Detroit Times
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
THE PERFECT LIVER MEDICINE

Mrs M. A. Jolley, Noble. c. T. writes: "I have used Herbine for a number of years, and can cheerfully recommend it as the most perfect liver medicine, and the greatest blood puri- fer It is a medicine of positive merit, and fully accomplisnes all that is claimed for it." Malaria cannot find a Judgment in the system while the liver is in perfect order, for one of its func- tions is to prevent the absorption of fever producing poisons. Ierbine is a most efficient liver regulator. soc at Elvey & Huletts.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01

w Ii, Sec. g, T. 1 S, R. w, G. & s. R. B. & NJ. He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz: Thomas J. Levy of Liberty. Arizona. Charles A. Mcclellan, of Liberty, Ari- zona.
 James w. Collins, of Liberty, Ari- zona.
 William Mcdonald, of Liberty. Ari- zona.
 MILTON R. MOORE.
 Register. First publication Aug. ?. 1903.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
THE BOSS WORM MEDICINE.

H. P. Kumpe, druggist, Leighton Ala, writes: "One of my customers had a child. which was sick, and threw up all food, could retain nothing on it's stomach. He bought one bottle of Whites Cream Vermifuge, and it brought up 119 worms from the child. It's the boss worm medicine in the world" Whites Cream Vermifuge is also the children's tonic. It improves their digestion and assimilation of food strengthens their nervous system and restores them to the health vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood. 25c at Elvey & Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
proDnenadeS.

promenades.
 To intensity the gloom. Collector of the Port N. N. Stranahan yesterday revoked the privilege hitherto accorded photographers of boarding incoming steamships at quarantine and holding up the passengers for artistic poses.
 Ii Is understood that this revocation is the result of strenuous protest made by J. Pierpont Morgan when he recent ly arrived here from Europe. Mir. Mcr- gan had been snap-shotted on the deck by a photographer, and he promptly offered $50 to anyone on beard who would smash the unfortunate photcg rapher's outfit.-New York News.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01
REPULSIVE FEATURES.

Blackheads, pimples, greasy faces and muddy complexions, which are so common among women, especially girls at certain age, destroying beauty. disfiguring and making repulsive. feat ures which would otherwise appear at tractive and refined, indicate that the liver is out of order. An occasional dose of Heroine will cleanse the bowels. regulate the liver and so establish d clear, healthy complexion. soc at FL vey & Hulett's.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-01

Land office at Tucson, Arizona, Aug. ,. 1S0S.-Notioe is hereby given that he following named settler has filed
 notice Of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Probate Court at Phoenix, Arizona. on Monday, October 26. 1908, viz: Edward Brewster, of Buckeye, Arizona, for the S. F.. Ii, S. w. A, Sec. ,, and N. F N. w. Ii and S. W. A N.