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The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a preventive of suicide has been dis covered will interest many. X run down system, or despondency invaria- bly, precede suicide, and something has been found that will prevent that con- dition which makes suicide likely. At the first thought of self destruction take Electric Bitters. It being great tonic and nerving it will strengthen the nerves and build up the system. It's also great Stomach, Liver and Kidney regulator. Only soc. Satis' faction guaranteed by all Druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
The Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in death. Thus mere scratch, insigni- ficant cuts or pony boils have paid the death penalty. It is wise to have Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever handy. It's the best Salve on earth and will prevent fatality, when Burns, Sores, Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only 2jC, at all Druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
End of Bitter Fight.

''Two physicians had hong and stub- born fight with an abscess on my right lung" writes J. r. Hughes of Du Font, Ga, ''and gave me up. Everybody thought my time had come. As a last resort 1 tried Dr. Kings New Dis covcry for Consumption. The benefit l received was striking and 1 was on my feet in few days. Now I've entirely regained my health." It conquers all Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed by all Drug gists. Price 40c, and $1.OO. Trial bottles free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
Tempe Normal School.

The next term begins Monday, Sep tember ,. Students eau have cOnven- tent and comfortable rooms with board in the dormitories at Sl5 per month.
 All railroad companies of the terri- tory grant students half fare between home and school. For catalogue for year l904-5 apply to :he principal. A. J. Matthews, Tempe, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
REPUBLICANS, ATTENTlONi

Believing that in union there is strength, meeting of the republicans of Yuma county is hereby called for Wednesday, August 24, 1901, at s p. m. in the court house, for the purpose of forming a republican club.
 Signed: Committee of Republicans.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
Puts an End to it All.

X grievous vail oftimes comes as q result of unbearable pain from over taxed organs. Dizziness, Backache, Liver complaint and Constipation. But thanks to Dr. Kings New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only 25c. Guaranteed by all Drug
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
Letter List.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Yuma Postotfice, Aug, 10, 1904; Allen, Ben James, Eugene Barros, c Moore, Mr Cadena, FrederiCO Nagayama, H Chambers, H G Nunez, Jose Delgadillo, r Ortiz, Reyes Gray, Miss Mollie Kicker, John D Howard, Frank F Ruiz, Juan Hinkle, r E Rivera, Cos
 Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised"
 F. H. Chandler, r. M.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
YOU CAN GET IT AT
 TONiNI'S.

Finest line of cigars and tobaccos in Yuma.
 All kinds of fruit and berries in sea- son.
 Just opened-the fountain where you get real soda and ice cream. Fry it and be convinced.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
For Sale.

The California restaurant; established business; full equipment for a first class restaurant. Inquire of E. F. Sanguinetti, Yuma, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is Sn each heN. 25e.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
For Rent

Two furnished rooms, next door to Sen- tinel office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10

We can live without books What is knowledge but sorrow? We may live without beauty It fades on the morrow.
 We can live without law suits Indictments are quashing: But where is the man
 Who can live without washing? PHONE PIP ALPHA LAUNDRY
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10

Nfarfgold Rye at The Ruby.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10
For Sale.

FOT CdiS.
 Forty acres patented land within 3 miles of Yuma, at S40 per acre. Ad- dress P. O. box 46, Yuma. meh9tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1904.
The Arizona sentinel., 1904-08-10

Town Marshal and eX-officio Tax Collector of the Town of Yuma, Arizona.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
GtcMrTsaen Der g. & ..
GiIenhnEl1f.

gta6 Mansi siielo am 9. uno 10. Mai
fit ben einfaben Breis init einem 3us
ihlag bon 25 @ents fiir Die &unofabrt
gum 8eIu9e oes Council Der Gotbmdn=
ner. Sifets gut bis Is. Wai. l
gta9 Cincinnati am 10. uno IL.
Wai fir ben einfa6en Breis fiir Die
&unofabrt nit einem 3ui6lag bon 25
Gents gum Seiude Oes Mai MuIit=
feites. Sifets gut bis Is. Mai. l
gea6 pittsburg am l6., II. uno Is.
Mai fur ben preis Der einfa6en Tobrt
nit einem 3uidla9 uOn 25 Gents fir
Die Gunofabrt 5ur nationalen Ser
lammlung Der 6abritanten. 3ifets
9ut bis 2l. Mtai. 2
gla6 @artba9a oOer Soplin, Mo.,
bonn IL. bis 23. Mal fir ben einfo6en
Breis fit Die Gunofabrt gum 8eiu6e
oer 8eriammlung Der oeutI6en gapti=
iten. 3ifets gut bis 80. Mai, bod
tann Die 3eit berldn9ert tperoen bis
gum 30. Stunt. 8
glad 9alas. Seras, oom Is. bis
IS. Mal, Ipe5ieae @rcHrlipnspreiie gum
geiu6e oer 9I1emblD Der Cumberland
PresbDterian Stride. Sjfets gut bis
81. Mai. 2
Na6 youngstown, O., an Is. uno
II. Wtai fir ben einfahen prels nit
einem 3uI9lag BON 25 Gents fir Die
Gunofahrt gum geiu6e Der @rOBIoge
Der S. .. .. j. Sifets gut bis 81.
OtQi. 2
Wtit Dem SntraFtreten zines neuen
6abrplanes merDen ipieoer Sonuta9s=
grcurl1unen eingefibrt eine &unofabrt
nad @lebelauo tOItet $3.50 uno na9
3mii9enftationen eutipredeno biQi9e
Prelie. 8
9ah San Srancisco, Sal, tperoen
bon gtew philadelphia 3ifets fir
$4l.00 i'm Mdr5 uno Qpril pertauTt.
@benio billige Preile mad anoeren
Pldben @a.ifornien's. 81
9utb @lepelano fir ben Yreis oer
einfa6en 6abrt nit einem 3uidlag
bon 25 @eEts fiir Die Gunofabrt am
16., IL. unb Is. Mai. Sifets out
big 26. Mai. Gum 8eiude Der Sab
resberiQmmluuo Der gabtiIten. 9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Der Severe. 2t,,fitamD

in 5iiouef=Ufrifa madi oer beutIden
&ei6sregierune idper gu Itaifen.
Wo man binblift in ben oeutI1ldnois
lben 3eitunoen, oa lieht man gralten=
erregenoe Wleloun9en bon 8eftialitdten,
Die BON 6ererD.Negern an 5rauen uno
Ginoern oeriibt uuroen uno aud in Der
Mibbanoluna Der Mdnner ofenbart
li6 Die ganse piebiide Natur oieler
Shwar3en. Man llelt in elmer 3ei=
tunq, oaB Die Srau zines osuti6en Go=
lonilten uno teren erf fiirali6 aus
Seutl9lano angelangte Sdueiter, bic
man toot 9e9laubt bate, na9 unid9=
li6en Geioen ben S9euialen entronnen
lino. gtaAoem man Die beioen 5rauen
in Die 6etangeni6aft 9eidleppt, bat
man tie big auf bic Saut enttleioet uno
in oieIem 3ultanoe aesmunesn, Der
ganoe iiberallbin gu folgen. Gin ben
Mdnnern nuroen bic l6euBl,9Hen
Martern berilbt uno ibnen i6lieBlitb
Der Ropf abgebaft. Den Ropf zines
i'm Sample gefalenen Sieutenants bat
man erf tiir5lib melt bon Dem Sampi=
plaBe ab aufgefunben uno in oas 2a9er
Der Seutl9en 9eblabt. Sn Seuti9=
lamb f6ldat man ipe9en Der Spfer an
2eib uno 8ut, bic Die Nieoernerfune
oieies Iuiltanoes 9eforoert. bic Sdnoe
iiber benz Gopf suIammen. bat bod Der
Iufitano bereits Die Summe bon britt.
balb Mi(Iionen Dollars perldlun9en,
b. B. ieoen 0eller uno pfenni9, ben bic
Rolonie bisber 9eutl9lano eineebra6t
uno weroen iebt our 8epdItieuna bei=
ielben minoeltens 5000 Mann perlaret.
Was oas auf cine 10 neite gntfernung
bin beoeutet, namentli9 Die geI6affun9
uno Der 3ransport 10 oieler braudbo.
rer pferbe, oas perheblt man fd in
Seutidlano nidt unb obne tiidtige
Reiterei aebt es nun ba einmal ni6t,
oa man ionit Den gut berittenen Sere-
ros nibt beitommen fann. Sabei Iino
Die Sereros bes sertliifteten Serrains
tunoig. tuoaegen Der eben erlt ins 2ano
9ebra4te oeuti9e &eitersmann baHelbe
erIt fenneu lernen muB. Sis goat,
bic Nrenberg uno Roniorten militdri-
i6er uno getpiiienloie 6dnoler biireer=
ll9er Gelts ausgeitreut bat, trd9t iegt
bluti9e Griihte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Mnfgepabt
Tarmer !

Waritm i'm 99orben bleiben, mo- atau ietbs
Wtonate i'm Sabr aufs Sans au9etpieien lit
unb bas perfonluntirt mas man in ben oiI=
beren ietbs Wtonaten eetppnneu bot?
@eben 5ie nod benz Giiben, po gle jeben
Monat i'm Sabr aui benz 5elb arbeiten fbn.
nen nnb mo- bic Gelber hos 9anse Sabr btu=
burd 5rlbte trngen. gBenn sic elm 9iebs
aii9ter itno, nifien sic, ba6 bas @ieb isst
bon ieinem 5ett aebren muB uno auBerbem
geeen bic Sdrts bes gGiuters belbiibt .lpers
ben ntnB.n
GeEonDmiiGe 9iebauht iebt ,5pei miGtiee
@e9enitdnbe porauS; 9dmli6 Gutter, mel.
Dies Jleii6 eraeust uub ioIbes ipeltes fsett
oniebt In pertrdgliden @erbdltuiiien.
Mabanta nno Jlorioa ersengen reidIid)
bic gelpet 8phnen nub gafiapa; beiOe iiub
bic beftea GutterItoife, ipel6e Der gBelt be.
fanmt iinb. Ulebr @etb fann Derbient iDers
ben nit peniger Mrbeit auf bsr Garm ober
nit syriihte 9eeren poer Gemiiiesdrtnerei
auf bem aanoe an nuierer gabn eutlong I'M
Gisbem als in irgenb eiuem 2anbestbeile Der
Inion.
gDenu Gie iutereffirt fiub nnb ipeitere Sns
formation tphni1eR, idreiben sic an
G.. "a. PARK,
General 9nbuffriat nub Gutmisratiof Gsent,
0ouisbiIle 4 Naibbilte N. o.,
9Ouispins asntndp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
GgpIofton a,tf Dcnt Rrtegsi6tif
.,WsijSouri.s

geniacola, SSla., IA. Gpril. Sn
oem Sburm 6es 0inter0efs Der ,Wii.
louri", tDel6e bon &apt. William s..
Comics befebliot miro, erplooirte cine
Sonne rau6loies Bulber, 20 Wann
blieoen auf Der STEELE toot unb 5 an-
oere uuroen berwunoet, 3tpei oaoon
lebensgefdbrli6. 9te ,MiTouri" mar
nit Der vSeras" uno Der ,grooflDn"
beim S6eibenidieBen, als in elmer Ia
aOlltgen &aaone Die 2aoung erploOirte
uno bier anoere Qaoun9en in Dem Be-
oienun9sraume ent3inoete. gon Der
aan5en 8eoenun9smanni0uFt nuroe
nur elm ein5i9er 9erettet. Sdtte ni6t
Gapt. @oiples nit ieltener @eiltesgegen=
mart Die Munitions= uuo Seoienun9s=
rdumli6teit unter WaHer ieben laRen,
10 pdre 3tpeifelsObne Dos Sbiif oem
llntergan9 seueibt aepeIen. Gapt.
@oples, Der our9 oen lln9liifsfall
ldwer betrOffen idien, oerpies ale 3ei=
|tun9s=@ @orreIponoenten OIL ieinen Oroo=
nan5= Offi3ier, ben lieutenant Sammer.
Der Sebtere ertldrte, baB 3pei grplo=
iionen itattgefunoen bdtten, cine in Der
9anone uno cine i'm Santirun9sraum.
Die atpeite 2aouns in Der Ranone lei
our9 bic bon Der erfer 2aouna ent=
tpidelten 8aie ooer our9 Die in Brano
geratbene ,s'nbiilung Der erten 2aouns
beranlabt tporhen. SIM 9antirunss.
slmmer ieien bier 2aounsen, bic man
geraoe ra.9 oben babe bef0roern wollen,
erplottrt. Stint Getunoen nod Der
stpeiten @rploiton babe man aber Die
betreffenoen &dume unter WaHer 9e=
iebt. Seoes MitsIieb Der Manni9aft
lei eilis suseiprun9en. als 5reitpillise
perlangt Duroen. Gapt. gotples babe
our6 feline @eiltesee9enwart oas S6,ff
serettet. Offisiere uno Mannidaften
bdtten iib Sai6entiider porgebunoen,
I'M Der 6ibe su mioeriteben uno ieien
mutbig Oor9eorun9en. UNI Die 2eute in
benz 8ei6iiBt6urm gu retten, allen Oo=
ran Sapt. @Oples, Der einen t6otli6
8erwunOeten aufs 9ef I6leppte. Jto6
ebe Der Sampf Der @rplofion li9 berso=
gen, Datten Sffisiere uno RannI6aften
ote Sooten uno Sterbenoen aus ben
&dumen aei6leppt. 0rei Minuten
na6> Der @rplolion tuaren Nae an 9ef
9ebra6t. 9ler3te BON Der vMihouri"
Seras" uno v8roOtlpn" nabmen ii6
Der 0ertuunOeten an. Sie Is Mann
i'm Sburm batten ale auf einem Sau=
fen 3elegen. sic batten ofenbar ben
Veriu4 9ema6t, na6 Der erlten ST.
plOlion Den Nus9ang 81 errei6en uno
tparen Damn Spfer Der 5tpeiten 9ewOr=
ben. lieutenant SOOiOlOn muB irgenO
einen oieshe3iigIi6en geTebG 9eqeben
baben, Oenn Ell lag 81 oberlt auf benz
Saufen. 9DabrI6einli6 bate er iei=
nen 2euteR @ele9enbeit se9ebcn, Dor=
ous3ugeben uuO mar oemna6 Oer 2ebte
i'm &aum. 8ie 2ei6en maren in Der
I0redLi6Iten WeiIe perbramt uno
taum nod au ioentifi3iren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Sc 9ebt nibts baritber ettpds eriiub=
lt6 su tbun. Gpn a(len Salben TT
gudlen's Irntca Salbe bic belte Salbe
IN Der gSelt. Ste turtrt Sbwdren, Sd
mcrrbptben, Sranpwunpen, SuetI6un=
gen, S6nitttpuupen ETC.. Sur 25c. bic
S6a6tel. 5eilune 9aranttrt Der Npo>
tbefer s. 9. 8ainsterser. Sn Stains
bergers Apptbefe miro peutl9 gelprpz
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

+ 9ie lebten 8ti53oros i'm Norope=
ten IoQen unter Dem oOrti9en Yiebbes
it0nO 10 iblimm auf9erdumt baben,
O0B oerIelbe I'M Elm Gisrtel bis 5ur
6dIfte reOu3irt Duroe. Sang 10
i0Iimm miro wotl bic Sode nitbt iein,
0ber tie 9jbt ieoenIoII5 Dem Tleiibtrult
Die Qetpinibte @ele9en0eit, Die 6leiI6=
prelIe nod Itdrter in Die S0be gu
i0rauben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
Gin fitrioraltG1er @antt.

80. 80. &uittn prn Bindeter, Snb,
tpnBtc, ipas er in Der gfctb gu tbun bate.
Seine 6rau Bate fold auBerprpentliae
Masen> unb Geberbel6perpen, paB bic
Qerste tbr ni6t belfen fpnnten! Ct yer
iu6te Or. Sings gfetp Qtfe pills nnb
iie erbtelt ipfprt Grlei6terune unb purbe
9ebetlt. MaGt ben Ger1u6. Sur 25c.
in Der Npptbete Don 6. 9. 8atnsberser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

DHYSICIANS endorse
1 the w. B. Erect
Form corset. That's
because the Erect Form is
founded on the natural
figure-assisting instead of
hindering its fullest devcl-
opment. The Erect Form
throws out the chest -
flattens the abdomen
braces the back and rounds
off hips and bustinto grace
full modish lines.
More than 40 different
models. Each style designed
for different figure. Your
dealer carries the Erect
Form in stock at prices
upward from SI.oo.
wElNGAgTEN BROS.
Makers
377.s7s Broadway. New York
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Oemofratiid,e County.
Gonpenttof1.

9as belnpfraiifde Gentralsgomite bon Euscaratpos
@onntp, Sbo, soerianmete ii I'M Spnrtbons IN 9teip
pbiIobeipbia, Sbio, oln SamItng 8. Aprtl 1904 3li
benz 3pefe, I'M Die 3ett nno ben Blab nr bic Abboi'
tung Der @onntpGonoentton fir bos Sabr 1904 81 bes
fttmmeu
Su oieier 9erialnmlun9 tpnrbe oueeorbuet, boB bic
9enarnte @pnuentiou in
0eM gbilanelbhia, Chin, am SatnitnB, neu
30. abrtI 1904,
nm 10 uDr gprmittaes
iidb perIalnnteIu ION.
uno oab bic 9enarnte @onnentipn fir Die folgenoen
3ipede itattuben Dn, n6mltd
lin 9eleaoten fir bic oempfrotii9e SfaotssGonpen'
tion su ertpdblen.
I'M 9elegaten fir ote consreiiousle Contention au
ertp6blen.
I'm 3elesoteu fir bic bemofrotiidbe Contention bic.
les SretSgtrt6ts s8iriteS 5n erpahlen.
uno I'm e etnen @anotbateH 1Ir bic fOl9enoen @oun.
t9.Aeutter 5u noni.treu:
GpmHtlIion6r.
grmenbous=9 =9ireftpr,
@prDner.
1lno um ireenbmel1e onoere 8efdb6ie an erIeoiaen,
ipeid)e Der @onpenon orbnungsmdBig npr9elegt per'
ben mDgen.
unb feruer piro aneeprbnet bob bic 9oiis ber GRe.
DrdieutotiDn fiir s6eS Xopnhp RHe eben mablheairf
eir 8elegat ien fpa fir ebe 25 Stimmen ober eirert
Srubtbel oun neDr als Is Sttnnmen, bic om 3. Noo.
1903 fir 9om 8. SobnIon fir @onperueur abge9ebeu
moroen nb. un6 ouf hieier 8alis linb bic peri6ie.
Denen SpmnbtpS NIB 9itrifte au ber fplQenben
3obl Der Sele9oten bereftigt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

uno es pnrbe ferner angeprbnrt baB bic 9entofros
ten in ben oerbteoeuen gre5tnfts unb Spmnbtps iib
III ben re9elndBigen ablpldBen Der betrefenben Yres
5intts uub 3omuibipS ON 9ounerag. % Nprll 1904
5miiden ben Stunoeu ppn 4 big 7 llbr ga9mita9s
oes genannten Cages neriammeln ipaeu, nm 3elegos
ten nno Seloertreter fir bre &epr6eutatipn in Der
genannten GOnpeutton at ermdDlen.
5m anftra9 bes bemotrotii9en @entraI=Gomes.
s. S. MiIar, Spbn u. &tneberQer
8rGiibent Sefretar
g. NnrtI 1904
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21

Cine dltere Musgabe BON Brof=
bans COMBINATIONS 2eritpn in Is
Sdnoen, gut geblinoen. fir Den preis
BON $4.50. 9fadjufra9en in bieier
Office. If.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-21
&ptonjften=GtGets 4tad) Dem
gScitett unD 9forDlvcStcn.

GoluniitensGtfetS fir einen gBeg nod gaifornien
Der nDrOliben pocifirsSitite, Wtoutana unb eyoabo
per6en iber ote 8ennlploania Stuten bonn l. Wtars
bis 80. Mpril 3erfalift.s
Sir uabere auSfunit tueube man id5 an g.. 9.
Yratt, Stem Pbilabelpbia, 8. 81
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Gin 6erjifWter Dpti6Cr 6ier.

s. 9 Ntabon, en beril6mtcr Sptiftr opn Stem 9prf
ipro bier I'M gr1nnge 500 el eine GfCe er6ffneu NIB
prb eine fur5e Seit bier betben Sr. WoBpu bat cine
&n6ab iSreunoe bier, 0uf' Oereu @eiuD er hergefon=
men lit.
ST. 0tobpu mar otcr 91od5en in Columbus uno bat
iuGhrenb Der Seit 200 4Seronen uno tp0brcuo etues
Nueub boIts ppn bret QGoDcu in 9tem Gpmer6tppH i25
Yer1Oneu nit 9tHgcuglGiCrn nerIeben
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9ticOrtgc Staten ttad) Galifcr
tiia Dia VenmSDInauia
9iuiett.

Bonn % bis 3lm 80 Mpril iutI fperbeu bic Wenu5nl.
nonta &tnien Grcurpnss9idets nat &ps anaeles pers
foiieu meQen Der @eneral=Runieren5 Der M g. Gird9e
nno nab San yranctstp megen Der 9taonol Miiocias
8aten @bfahrt Der 3uge etc. weube man iidb an bic
Mgenteu Der 8abt. 50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16

fash the bird discovered its mistake.a ~
dsrted with full force against wtnaow
name and dropped on the door at my Ies..
I hastily picked 1t up. 1t seemed qni.e
dead. But az held the lovely ntei n,h Wlhs
over it's hapless fate, the bird suooenIy
revived. and fitted out through the open
door before could fairly wink.
The whole structure Of these creatures
Ia we'll knit and firmly compacted Slothed
in beautiful Plu%MnEge the s,a ea q A ieSelpy.
R,,by and amethyst and all gorgeous RAIN
how tints are there, with gleams OF metallic
mstre that dazzle one to look upon. ,.
MANY OF these birds have fanlike tails
that, when spread out, look az IL SET WIN
sparkling gems -,
Watch one Of them dallying around q
FEWER bank Now it Is within yard o. o.
your fsce--in an instant gone. NOW II
Ats from flower TO flower to sip the
silvery dew and nectar. 1t is now ruby,
new tcPsa nSS an e al snims asb Beings
this tai is the most elegant in form and splen,,
did in oolorings. Precious stones and nd
metals artificially polished can never be
compared to this rare jewel Of nature
Indeed, these creatures may be called
winged gems, flashes Of bird life.
Their nests are marvels Of beauty, OK
quisite fabric constructed with maTyenous
delicacy. Two eggs are generally 90
posted. The process Of incubation rarely
Lasts beyond twelve days. In the defence
OF eggs and young the birds are very bold
not hesitating to attack any tntruding
enemy. The 1iHpus are fierce and per-
sistent combatants.
Does the humming bird singf He does,
| IL one may call II song. The northern btro
-ruby-t hroated (Trochilus colubris) is az
ineffective in his notes az a cricket with 9
cold; in fact, his song suggests Just that
comparison.
The creature does not, az 30 many sup,
pose, live entirely from the nectar slipped
from flowers; but il captures and devourt
/ myriads OF small flies and tiny insects
| that also haunt flowers.
| By reason OF its boldness the hummine
bird is not so difficult to capture, and 1t IL
! quite easily tanned. In captivity the
! creature will greedily zip honey mixed
with water, but Il must have small insects
too, to live and thrive.
The ancient Me xicans called this bird
Holt zit ziltototl, OF Holt nitziln; some writers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16

saksn by the suised plunGsr at the last
hoiir dug him out OF his hotel bed that night
and told him how Jauntiiy DO had snatched
three or four hundreds Of thousands Of
d Ss9 so sgsy rsn a %s do Saa to s%
paltry Thousands.
"The plunger didn't say much, but he
has never let q drop Of the fussy water into
his frame from the beginning TO the end Of
the racing seasoh since that year,
he also makes book--who b more than CON
tent with settler lemonade while the racln8
In going on nowayears once cleaned himself
out Of 10000 win through On involuntary
jag that he inadvertently carried to the
track with him. This was a. oraveSend'
"The plunger was going to Tod for gen.
eral results, and, like all the rest who DID
that for q long stretch, getting the goods
I'm ro,ind bales.
Zone q tha plungsr: tosth BEGAN became s! ",
day That shut him out Of attending the
game for ono day, but he arranged to have
his Tod bets down, all the same.
He looked over Tods mounts on the
night before bis appSint%,e,5St . Win thrs. 'n ns
upon one Of hs pals OF the ring, handed
him Is 900 and told him TO make pariay
on those three ridden by Tod. The ring
man took the plungers commission down
in his note book, and It was fixed.
up beforee SS s Vent a 70 Ss with TIC
The dentist got through with the liberated
tooth in O good deal shorter time than tne
plunger had been expecting, and 90 he de-
oided 70 hustle out 10 the track and maybe
catch the last two races, one OF which, the
aarltar vuniitlA lin hi4 DRYloY,
'The tooth still jumped around q lot
and the plunger on his way TO the Taok
did the best no knew how TO make II keep
still by going to the flask he carried WITH VII,
, him for o. that anS we're srea
in both at evens, which made him Sl5 900
winner on the day. Tod was to have the
leg on the TO thing that was Just warm,
Ing up for the fifth race when the Jagged
plunger reached the track.
the horses work, and when he saw that the
nag slated to wind up his combination
worked some proppy he turned and came
near killing a lot Of people In making for
the betting ring to find the holder OF his
commission. He found his man Just as
the line with the $4,000 parlay money to
Gimme, Eddie he gurgled to his DOM.
missioner I'm no hog Two's ,nough
Third ones, going to break d1w n a. 9eI three
ON she pRnk WORKS i like spilt saw Saw
aThe commissioner had to let 1t 60 thai
way, OF course, and handed over the sac, O0'
that had already been built up by the par
lay. Then Tod's turtle that had lo3ket
proppy to the plunger came home With Il. nv HI
and the piunker Fad slapped himself out o
one OF the neatest parlays OF his life.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-16
Irishm.a'. Remarkable Dream Power.

From ne London DaRv Mai.
As the result OF . peculiarly vivid dream, M,
Charles f. Stanley. b. A.. of Erin villas. Newcastle.
County Down. Is suffering from the effects OF what
appears 70 be severe sunburn. Mr.. Stanley says
II am % yeArs OF age student and very pale faced
HAVING been confined 10 my rooms In the city
OF Belfast by severe literary work for some months.
I paid flying visit 70 Newcastle on Monday iss,,
when she little town Yves deiugsd with rain sAd The
sun obscured
Il remained indoo8 all the evening reading.
and retired 70 bed about II O'Clock. During the
night I dreamed was lying on the sesshors 10 .
strange locality, and that the sun was Ginning with
intense hest. 90 much 10 thst fslt my face and
hands actually being burned. In my dream | re
mem er thinking what tanned face would have
after lying % long exposed 70 tns sun
! arose and commenced 70 shsve. What VI. ny
astonishmeni. on hooking In the mirror, 70 md my
face and neck literally tanned dark brown. N!
nose In q paTboiled condition and the SKIN oiofen
my forehead covered with freckles. and my bands
also tanned brown and freckied.
The experience made me uneasy. sna ssno e
same house. He said was badly sunburned By
exposure. explained had not been In the snn
fof single hour FOR months and that arrtvcd ~
Newcastle In q deiuge OF rain. o. the same Vine
mentioning my dream. .
"He was amazed. snd ss,d II wss the most n
force Of Imagination had In my dream Affected
the skin and caused the sunbugp md fSeckiea,
The doctor asked me 70 write 70 the pree., -
the case Il . most remarkable one may ed
am tot.l sbstAincs. and an tree from any dissesl
or skin adection,- ,.r -.