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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-10-07
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1904-10-07
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

merter hi, at Ri life tan flptte ira
9eroens llro .Nisien fqtter
meb."
Spab ifal Ri ba gsre2
gi ifal ilet intet gore. Oct er
iuit auniten.
Gn Mooer flagebe en- Sang fin
Rpb: Spab ifal jeg bog gre for at
faa bet Barn til at fobe2 Seq bar
forfpgt aft = jeg bar iunget for bet,
jsg bar puget bet, og lige meget
bj9lper bet"
Seq iagbe til benbe: De Itdl fet
ingen Sing gore. !9oao piloe De
Iige, ON Der, nadr Dc ffuIoe fope,
par nogen, Tom y9iOr6e nogst" for dt
faa Dem til at fore? Cab BLOT p9re
meb at gore noget, fod ioper Bar
net NOT"
@i ifal fge til os ielo: uSe9 ifol
iet intst gre" Sbi bet, Tom for
itnrrsr os, er bog til ipbenbe oe iibIt
altib bet, at Ri ipnes, Ri itul gre
no9et.
Selp naar Sunben fOritpursbe
mig, par bet life Ielpe ben Stsi,
ben oiorbe, Der bar BET b9rIte; bet
r9rIte bar, at jes IGNITE puu, at Der
maatte bar noget, ION ieg maatte
qribe inn /: Der bar maafte 5nOe;
Der bar maaife noget gait msb Sire
turet" o. 7. p.
auniten oeb at are itine beitaar
iuft I bette: in9en Ting at gre =
forbi mar tror poa, at Der er en-,
Tom pudger ..beb Stabningens tore
9ugge."
&. pierre o0ft. SIT"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Sen fore Weogift.

Gn fattia. men rebelig S5uonopGrs
fer / en- gp gifteoe fig meo en- Dag
lenners 0atter fra 2anoet. 0a M
garrst bar piet / Sirfen. oe fommet
bjem isen, snIteOe De fad gooe Den
ner, Tom par til Stsbe, bet 2btte %
9sliienelIe. 9ruoens 5aoer tom ogs
ida % babbe en- Bog unoer 4rmen.
9an iusbe:
rs bar aniet mig for en- fattiB.
men bet er jeg life. Seq bar hoft
en- bemmelis Stat, fOm ulbris bar
label mig libe Wangel. 8a 5 MI
ital fGtte Sob unoer eget gorb, Iaa
bill leg belle meo eber."
San tog gosen unber 4rmen
frem ps CAB ben til g%rubepurreI.
Oct bar en- 9ibel.
oSer sr Cubs Orb" iugps ban;
,tbi Menneifet leber life al greb
alene, men af bpert Orb. Tom uos
gaur at Subs Munb. 5il benne
Bog bar jeg altib bolot mig / min
5attisbom. os / ben bar jeg baret
rig. Meb ben bar jes leOet / be fore
5unsersuur, og Cub bar aloris Ia
BET mig blioe til Stamme. Seq bar
itettet mig til ben / arissnsb oe er
unberlist blepen opbotot. Gu beo
isq Osiau. at ies en- Gang itul be
fefig. 9olb s MI eber til ben; tbi
bet er Cub, iOm beri taller meb o..
Og Der tan ingen ftsrre 9gre o9
eptte peoerfares os i~tuttels Menne>
fer enb ben, at Sub tafer meb os."
Nu aobnebe ban ben fare 9ibel %
laite 9rtiti 8jargprabifen og for
manebe fine 8srn enbnu en- Gang at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

Iefe hittigt og anoGgtigt | ben BEL
lige Strift.
Oct unge 9Ggtepar fuIgte BET ia
Oerlige Raab og ppsOe fig / SUBS
frpgt og i aarligReO til 5relisren.
6errens 9%eliignelie par meo benz, og
6pao De giorOe, GAP ban 9pfte til.
(Sal. /. 2. 81.
pod en- IadOan Meogiit tanter III
Re farrsite 6Oralore, beraf fommer
oet ogioa, at faa 5or9lOre bar iuno
9lGOe al beres gsrns 9Ggteitab.
GGpa. 2utb. airtetioenbe".)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
.nngbollmcli

Uel: Oejlige greluno.
Der, bpor ri itreb og fang,
Der 6por port Orb bar tlan9,
SOor Ri bper beg 1T lit lille Rige,
Ser / bort eget 9jem
5ranger fig inO og frsm
Snart Ct Soft, bbem ri mad PldoIen
bige.
Oct er bet unge Blob,
Oct er bet friIte Nob,
Snart BET ta'er os 5smmsn ub at
6Gnoer,
planter iig psO port 8Orp.
5erer BET tore Orb,
Oriitigt op og neo paa 9uiet oenoet.
3Gnt,om Re trampeo' neb
5rugten at al Dor SDeb.
SGben, Ri Dol beoite plsje %It9ntte:
glsp oct en- 9unnerflot!
ga, bet bar bittert moi,
Om be bore 3empelbuer iprangte.
Men meb bet bebite frelit
5slges ri alerbelit
nj en- Slegt, Der ielp bar Slo rg
ar9fter,
Isl en-, Der lam % tom
Blot / lin Spa9beo from
Stun tan trale bore 9iier efter.
&c, here's lib er nGr,
Snart bar be Magten Der.
GnO paa Sorben er Der 5oItebans
bring:
StOIer, 5 tore. imud,
0ertil s bi9Ipe maa,
ut bet bli'er til @apn meb en- Jorans
bring.
gag @utten unber 3ust.
Jfetleo bans frie 5lugt,
9olb igen pdd araftsn, ben rebelffe.
Stu e bet itGrte Ufoo,
9sl Fl bet barme Blob,
Ger BAN Blot boab Der er barb al
ellfe!
ga, bj9lp BAN til iiar,
Ger BAN bet o9faa ber,
SDub Der er os beaist. bot at babre,
aampe for bet meb apH,
gsbe paa bore grsit,
Og bbdb bi esr sobt al ssre bebrs!
s. s. up.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Ueo Ari1ef1.
Sarpeipiaerlfen.
(O~perf9telie.)

QukpeIpluell utH Ivy l SguAllplu9S+
poa 0sren, adbnebe ben og Ifso De
tunee 9ortierer til Sibe. st gje>
Bit blep bun itaaenoe paa Serites
len og Lob 9aanoen iom bolot pda
portieren, fulbe, ibet en- mert Rsoz
ne iteg op / bsnOes SinOer.
oSu fuu, sr bet 0em?" iogOe
bun tolOt. oMarie fagOe, At bet
bar en- 0erre; men bet er bel en- Git
of eOer, fan jeg %foritda. !9bao otl
De nu igen?"
0un git tpers oper 9uloet %
iotte ia / en- 9eneitol.
SUN par tl9bt / en- imut reo
9ragt, fom itartt frembapeoe benz
bes Sfpnbeo.
De 10 apinOer, fom fab paa 60
faen. par noerit fattigt fl9ot og pas
feoe baarligt / benne eIeganteS alon.
Oct bar 6arpsipiQeritens Mober og
Angite spiter.
,,6porleoes fan ou tale pud benne
Maabe"? iugOe DEN unge Seiter.
,.Sporfor ifulOe Ri BRUCE Gift for at
fuu big at ie? Mo'r fan bel foa
i'm Datter at ie, nuar 6un snifef.
1tNpn at bruce Qift".
DEN talenOe reiite Jig Op, og benz
bes Zine lpite af 9reoe.
,Maufte Ou fagbe til oinaams
meriumfru, at bun Ifulbe dfpife os"
IogOe bun barmfulot til. s5enbes
Spar, at bu life bar peret bjemmt
be Iibite tire 9ange. Ri bar p9ret
Der, er maofte 2egn."
Rel. ieg bar pirtelig D9ret
ube; jeg er naiten altfb uoe, enter
for at isge Engagement eler for al
aipe 2ettioner", fpdreoe bun bibfiat
linen man fan friites til at MARIE
Splf for at unbgau Optrin Iom bet
te. Seq bsnter imiblertib 9eis1
bpert 2ieblit. Mo'r, fan ou i'll
TONNE igen en- dnben @ang2"
Seq fan tomme, bOob 5io 81
iii, nit Barn, iagbe MoOeren met
iOrgtpnget &sft. Seq langes II
bare efter at fau at pibe, bporban BEL
eaur big. om bu begpnoer at fou be-
qObt, fom QOiierne tiger, fua bu far
betale liOt q IT,"
o2ibt al bet, bu lagbe ub fol
mi9?" ufbreo Groa beftigt. Der 81
heitunbig famine 6iitorie ON og on
igen. Oct er fo~rf9rbeligt at babe ir
Mp'r til &reoitpr, Naar fan bu
betale pengene, naar fan bu bt1l'
Pengene2 Bette Spsrssmaol rins
ger beitanbigt for mine Zren."
Rogle bitre 5aarer tr9ngte il:
frem / ben elore aoinbes Zine.
Seq Oibite life. at jeg buOr'
Debt big fua ofte, nit Barn, fasb'
MOberen milot. oSiOen gaar ifte
iad raft for os ION for big. Wsr
M trpebe jea OF bu tunbe beiafs
liot, Ri Re ret ofte bit Rapn fou
meoDirtenbe peb abifiGigs Silfalbe,
pg ou minbes bel. bbab Ri bleD enist
pm, bd bi Ofrebe aft, bpab hi ejebs
og bapbe. poa bin ubbannelie. os al
bu loDebe, bu Oi0e forfsge at uf6s.
tale bet bete / 2sbet at ct ballot Qar1
Sg MI er b~ete2Iaret saaet, ubsn -
oSeg bibite life, bbab jsg gjor-
be, ba ieg lODebe bette, iDursbe Grs
bu. ,gau. ba ies enbelis bOlber pao
at brpbe mig en- 8ane, 6egpnber bu
at PLACE mig og bif ruinere mig (. "
aGrbal" afbreb ben samle
apinbs benbe / bpb Smerts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Stilbe6.

ySpaO er Solt2" fpsrgsr aares
|ren.
oSalt," fparer peter, Salt -
bet er noeet, fom forbarber Maoen,
naar man life fommer bet | ben."
9bab er Stilbeb2 = Oct er noget,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
Sanets Sober bar bpibe at Ore

OoiNt@ ~"0N1 Obb Totuk VI Ste-
De, ioet BUN treitsnoe ldgoe tin 4rm
ON MOoerens 5als og fagoe:
.Mo'r greoer. foroi ri life bar
nOget at ipiie. f~tattels Mo'r!"
: o9%umbeoerl4 uobrpb @rOo o5
ait beftigt frem pa tilbage paa Gut
bet.
= .MO'r". fpgOe bun en0eli8.
,mir picring par life at g0r: big
feb. men Ou taler iua ofte ON bis
ie 9ea9e, at ieg bliOer trat al at
6pre Del. CAB mig bare / 6reo enbs
I'LL en- 9io. Seq loDer big. At ieg.
inosu II: MoaHtoer er omme 81
betale zig 3per er Gent"
oOm tire Maaneber ligger
nor maaite / i'm 9rap", iagOe Sas
net folot.
seq taller life til big, Sunet,
pas bu big felo. Seq taller til Mo'r.
Om TIRE Maaneoer, Nor Itul ieg
betale bet altiammen. Seq itulos
gerne bile gore bet MI. men bu
oeb, boab bet toiter at fere Sus,
ION jeg gpr."
,,Men boorfor ger ou bet, Gr.
IA? gr bet n~sbbenoigt? 4t bu
maa p9re peltl9bt, nadr bu er bortt
og fpiler paa Scatter og til 9on-
~certer, bet foritaar jeg pei. Nlen el
bet npopenoigt at omgipe big meo q
benns 9utius2"
6arpeIpiaerIten ftUo miot pat
Gulpet og foareoe nGiten bratalt:
: ga, bet er dbiolut nspDen.
bigtl Bill bu mauite, at ieg itul op.
treble Iom en- bigger = iom Der
lpnnebs Sjener bos ale De Menne
fer, iom inbiterer mig til berei
9jem. Oannelie er / o9 for fig Ell
COB Sing, men bet er life meb Der
iom mebS tenbeoen, at ben tan un5
o9re prbOelier. Seq bil lite uniei
for en- Fattig 5arpeipinerife ION pa
urbejOet fig op. Seq Dil life! for
itaar ou, BERTH er lea for itolt."
: De gipes mango alag.
StoltRb", iugoe Sunst, Der n9ppI
tunbe beberife fig isIO. Seq trOr
at ieg OilOe bare for ftolt til at an
les for rig, naar min Mo'r....
: Y9ps 5unet". fa9Oe WtOOerei
og Iagpe lin 5uanb pua qigensarm
oGrba bar maaite Ret. @i fadr
bente Iibt."
SUN rejite fig Op fra fit Sebe mel
len trQt Mine.
Grbu benbte fig buiti9t ON.
oMSo'r," iagOe bun, .om tn
Maaneber Ifal jeg betole big. :
bOsm beO, tanife fsr. Seq eniter, G
jeg tunbe beoe big bente en- StunD
men Iom ieg iogbe, jes oenter ge.
fe9 en- 6erre, iom oiier mig itol
Opm1rfIombeb. Srobs aae mint
Sell oenter ban Bare paa en- Qejlig
BED til at bebe mig ON at blibe III
6uftru," ldgoe bun til meb ct irontI
8fif paa i'm Sgiter. o6an er rig
Mo'r, Og je9 ifal bliOe / Stanb ii
mere enb at tilbaeebetale big, naa.
jeg bliper bans 5uitru."
5un iisitebe i'm enc 4rm pa.
aamin9eiimien og bentebe. t9pe
2inie / benbes Qniist fda bel fon
benbes 6oloning idgbe: ogudl" Del
f~taffels Mober forisgte inbnu at ia,
let Orb frem.
= oOu ifal life gifte big mel
en- Manb, fom bu life %elffer, Grbu
6perten for min Stptb eller for no
gen anbens Sfnlb".
Grba fparebe life, men ssSanet ias
be tsrt:
: Bar life 6ange for bet, Mo'r
Bette eIer bpab fom belft onbe
tommer BUN albris til at gsre bpsr.
Ten af 9snfpn til os eIer til no.
gen unben, men ubeluffenbe for fir
legen StDlo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
SDb
SDgbomme foraariaset at Was.
finger.
Sr. Stiles Heftoratiue Sonit %
Nerpine belbrebeoe efter en-. % trebipe
Nar.

.Ses bar en- fuIoit9noie inno uns Nians inbtil
Eebrndr 1855, od NIT 8%eeinert par I Camp Ran5an
% lea bleu ino al W0slinner. 9erefter bar lea lite
frif, fgreno ies bruete Or. NliIes' HeftpratiDe gerbine
pa Eonie 1896. 26ger bar ~forflaret mig, at bet Tom
al 2eDerens lipirfionibeo, og leg tan life iiee, bbor.
manae eGeer Der bar bait mig unoer Behanofins, men
leg bar prsbet ale Slags. Observation-Disclosures hjalp
mia albrig. angreb al 6opebpine, @iqt, 0aiefatarrb,
Ssfeber, 4fhma o. froutif 7iarrboe er a~ltiamnten iaf.
BET min Cob. 7affet u9re Rfrnine oa 7onie er lea M
fulofrnbia geneibet nit 5elbreb. seq bar Ogiaa
brugt 7r. miles Unit pain 4ins meb gobe a%einlfater
o. lea fror, at Or. Miles' aRibIer er fulofonne -
@ep. bfraHi genoer, sparta, Mis.
y9eg enffer Of fi9e nogIe fa gobe Orb for Or. D2is
les Reftoratiue gierbiue. SEQ bar bGret nteget piaget
meo SepnIssbeo, fioen lea eiorbe Jcranprinq df Sill
ling bsp ben npe 4uis, o. al ben @runo bar lea prepst
~forifenige Wibler uben at blipe hiulpet. Sea blep IIuts
fefig D~pertalt al en- p~eriorlig Ben en- Apotbefer, til at
prsue Rerpine. 9ea Tau iorfttre Dem, at bet bar
aiort rnia nieeef gsbt. gu behgper ieg lite at BRUCE bet
~feaelnasIaf mere, men fun feiligbeOspis, mar fes er
ppernerpgs e[ler builelgS, % leg bar altio en- Del neb
6adnben. Oct bar aIbrig laoet fell at ptpe Gins
bring" u. Ruegin, ubaiper at Daily Free Press,
NiImaufee, Bis.
me apofbefere irlser os garanterer ben [srfts JlaRe
q Or. Niles' egremibler. Sfrtp efter TT 6se ON
Nerp1ntef o. 6iertefpgbomme. Nbresfe: 1r. Hiles'
QebicaI Co.. Glfheg Jnp.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
A GLITTERING SUCCESS
Elks Home Talent Minstrel and
 Vaudeville Show.

The Elks' minstrel. and vaudeville show is now a matter of history, and there isn't a blot on the page. The performance last night was all that could be expected by the most critical audience, and even more than many enthusiastic friends of those interested had looked for The theater was full, of course, for all the seats had been sold two days before, and while some of the standing room was occupied there was no crushing or crowding, good care being taken to keep all the passageways open against any possible contingency.
 The programme was two hours and a half of m;rth, merriment and music. including everything from black face humor to high art, from ragtime danc- ing to classical melodies. The com pany included scores of performers, all doing their turns most creditably, and none disappointingly. They were en- tirely tco numerous for special men tion, though reference to some must be made by way of description. The or ganiZation may. be. divided into three groups for this purpose. First. of course, is the lodge committee which had the entire business management of the enterprise, and which was as- sisted notably by nearly every member of the lodge. To their hard work and careful looking after details the sue cess of the project is largely due. This committee consists of Bernhard Ander- son, chairman: w C. Foster. Selim Nicholson, G. P. Bullard and R. A. Warner The second group is the team of Reed & Berger, or, speaking off the stage, MT. Charles Berger and his tal- ented wife, Mrs. Florence Reed Berger. To them should be credited the work of directing the rehearsals, arranging the programme in great measure and staging the performance. They are professional people and thoroughly un- derstand their business, as ncne who witnessed the performance need to be further reminded. In addition to the directing of events they both took leading parts in the programme The third group is composed of the anna teur and the volunteer actors on whom devolved the main portion of the fun making, for not all the performers were amateurs, as the audience could well guess by the work But in the same guess the audience might easily make mistakes, for not all who are really amateurs would be considered such by their work. If there were a fall down in any particular a home paper would, of course, forget to men, ton it: but there wasn't, and it should be said in all candor and with no de- sire to flatter. that these people all working together, and working hard. succeeded in presenting to their friends the best home talent performance of a vaudeville character ever seen in this city and the equal of any similar pro- duction in any city. The fun was all through it. and it was good, clean hu- mor in every particular.
 Part first was the usual minstrel cir cle accompanied by an orchestra led by Arthur Johnson. seated away up behind the black faced row. Frank Lyman was interlocutor; the end men were E. C. Rinehart, A. F.. Cobb. F. A. Warner, Gustave E. Noll, A. A. Davenport. c. F. Berger. Others of the
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

but this piece served to introduce four new faces, three of them ladies, name Iy. Mrs. R. Warner, Mrs. P. B. Cham paigne, Miss c. Bunker and MT. Cham paigne. Reed & Berger also appeared in series of spectacular and most en- gazing dances, while other members O. the club were amusing themselves at the card tables and waiting for Major George Washington Snowflake Connel- ly. who was running for office and later delivered a most powerful speech to his supporters.
 That, briefly, composed the pro- gramme, though special mention of in dividual songs and choruseS IS neces- sarily omitted. Nearly every one was encored and responses were made to most demands of the audience, though in some instances it was impossible to comply without extending the pro- gramme too long. But altogether it was a great night for the Elks, for it brought them better returns in a finan- cial way than they had dared to hope for. a deal of pleasure for themselves and friends, and a popularity the in- fluence of which will be felt for a long time.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS


The coming enga cement of the Erwin Blunkall company is an event of par ticular interest to the tneatergoers of this city, as this is considered by both press and public to be the best reper- toire organization on tour this season. Erwin Blunkall and Lyllian Atwood. who head the company, are recognized artists who have been identified with the best stock and road companies throughout the country. Their last ap- pearance here was as co-stars in Russo and Hollands production of For Her Sake" Miss Atwood also stafred for two seasons in the original ''Sapho" company. The supporting members of the company are artists especially en- gagged for their respective lines, among them being the youngest leading man in America, Russell Reed, who is MT. Blunkalls. main support. The open ing piece will be Milton Royle's great comedy drama. The prices have been reduced to 25c., soc. and 75c. Tickets can be had at Goodman's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

circle were Chas H. Christal. Fred Tribolet, A. R. Doris. Chas. Kraft, l.. Baswitz, H. w. Taffe, George William son. M. O. Bicknell, R. NJ. DCdsworth, Paul R. Ingles, L. w. Coggins and IT, wing Andrews, the last four compris- ing the Emanon quaretette that ap- peared later in the evening with. it's face washed, in some choice selections. During this first part also Messrs. An drews, Warner, Berger and Christal sang very pleasing songe. alternating with the smart things said and done by the end men.
 Following the orchestra in the olio came A.. J. Saunders and Frank Con nelly in a Dutch and Irish sketch. They were built for their parts, and anything that nature had denied them was supplied in the dressing room. The makeup was incomparable. and the wit and humor was robust and healthy. A solo by MT. Ingles was followed by a character sketch by Reed & Berger. the hobo and the maid introducing funny dialogues and fancy dances in bewildering variety. John Durnberger, a German comedian, and, by the way, a professional. did an inimitable dia- lect stunt. Initiating is his strong fort, and his field covers everything from drinking beer to swallowing a table cloth. The quartette followed, and the entertainment closed with convulsion No. 3, "A Night at the Douglass Club, '' a political organization for the further ing of Booker T. Washington's boom for the presidency. This included a cast of twelve characters. and was surely a warm number. Most of those participating have been mentioned in connection with the earlier numbers.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
HON. JOHN SHENICK.

Hon. John Shenick, Chicago Alderman residing at 22O So. Peoria St. owes his election to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. We will let him tell it: 1.-Two years ago during political campaign, caught cold after being overloaded, which irritated my throat and was finally compelled to stop as I could not speak aloud. In my extremity a friend advised me to use Chamberlain S Cough Remedy. I took two doses that afternoon and could not believe my senses when found the next morning the in1am- nation had largely subsided. took several doses that day, kept right on ntalking through the campaign, and l thank this medicine that won my seat in the Council, for had l not been able to continue my meetings, would no doubt have been unable 10 secure sufficient votes. Since that time l have praised this medicine to dozens of my friends. My wife has also used it and we find it a valuable household remedy"
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
SORE HANDS Itching, Burning Palms, Painful Finger Ends,
 ShapeIess Nails. SORE FEET
IafIamed, Itching, Burning, Sore, Tender and
 P0fspirlng.
ONE NIGHT TREATMENT.

Soak tlle hands on retiring in strong, hot, creamy father of Cuticura Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cuticnra Ointment, the great skin cure and pufest of emolllents. Wear, during the night, old, loose kid gloves, or bandage lightly in old, soft cotton or linen. For red, rough and chapped hands, dry. Assured, itching feverlsh palms. with brittie, shapelcss nails and painful finger ends, this treatment Is simply wonderful, fre- quently curing in single application.
 Complete local and constitutional treatment for every humour of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, may now be had for ono dollar BAthe with hot water and Cnticura Soap, to cleanse the surface Of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened cuticls Dry, without hard rubbing, and apply Cuti. cnra Ointment freely, to allay itching, irritation and inflammation, and soothe and heal, and lastly, take the Cuticura Resolvcnt Pills to cool and cleanse the blood This treatment affords instant relief, permits rest and sleep in the severest forms of Eczema and other itching, burning and scaly hurnours. and points to a speedy, permanent and economical cure Of torturing, disfgur- ing hnmours, from plmples to scrofula, from infancy to age, when all other remedies and the best physicians fail.
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Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

may vote at this election and the dls- trict attorney was applied 10 TOT 't ruling in the matter. His constructloHi of the law is that all taxpayers wlth;n the high school district, may vote on the question of bond issue for hlSh school improvements. regardless or sex. It includes women tax payers whether they pay taxes personally, or through their husbands on any kind or community property.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

The members of Trinity church choir feel sure that they have pre- pared one of the very best pro- grammes ever offered to the Phoenix public. Besides a full chorus there will be a ladies' quartette with bass solo by MT. Witherbee, a male qdartette full of funny things. Several good solos by the best talent in the city. The date of the concert is Feb. 18th, Saturday evening, at S:15 in the Baptist church, corner of Monroe st and Third ave
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
IN TIME OF NEED.

Scribbler-"Im writing a book called How to Live on Five Hundred Dollars a Year :"
 Scrawler-"What's your Object?"
 Scribbler-"To get the S5OO."-Phila- delphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

\ woman would have more respect for a mans cigar if she could heat her cTimping iran with it.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

Don't forget the two big runs for Saturday afternoon al Phoenix Driving park Admission 25c. Grand stand free,
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

Wise housewives are never without Toboggan's Maple Syrup.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12

Don't take the just as good' Tobog- ganS best always.
Arizona republican., 1904-02-12
The Original
 Allegretti Chocolate Creams

received direct from the fac tory by express every week. We are also agents for Low ney's and Gunther's Choco- lates and Bon Bons.
 That Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream we serve up at our fountain is still all the rage.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-26

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