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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-09-01

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ilbcr Gtgcr rmO Ni0ndl olli Den @jpIcI
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nod miro, mic bel Ncoinn brY Ban.
e.. in odltitiin0iOcn Sdidtcl ocur
bcitct, mubci ollcroino5 III bclncrtcn
lit 0uB mir jiitucrc Ycltc int Nlltcr
BON 20 bis 30 <obrcn iiir ocll Gum.
nclbult scr %r$ltlQirult Nubn per.
mcnnct mn t0ulid, NIT Spfpn1ptipcu
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rid Qciilbrt uuN idmcrc Nrbcitcn,
mic @Cltcilt@bobrltto, M%utcrialicli
5%ron4pprt, MIR 0ltrd, muid,incuc&or,
rid,tltn0cu bclorQt luCrOclr.
Wun bari MIN ortd5 0cipunnt icill,
mic scr f0rpcrlidc ,3llltuno ser nadl
Stution Gianlccr bciGr0crtcn Aciirn
ncn bcid,oiicn icin miro, GA lid llod
Dem @lttod,ten roll Eroi. 9rpncdcr
in Nohcn ilbcr 5000 Meter Die NcrQ
aronthcit bel alien Mrnihcn 5ci0cn
iou, iubolo lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Qcll nladcl.
gNoo iohour hir teduiid,c Nu,iii6r.
Eorrcit Scr Samaritan e.obn No
triiit in If hiric irt,t m~crioitrua iiir
| sic rritr ctrrrfr nrortiih ermic,rr
mn Die },pciicl IN Scr 3urhiiibrbor
frit scr rritrr mirfIihru ~5nhocbiroa
Nohu inn nrrltunntt Mn sir ctpur
pc,iimiitiidrr 0ritif if Gin itnl,co
Stouncn ortrrtrn NM nnu bcmu,.
ncrunrr Y%ucrfcuu1,ro orhcuft mo,
MN hr, ou,u friih hobinorihipncnrr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
FIOaC v.
Snrn uebungen.

I'm bisie periobe bes BlutpsreieBens
f8loB f9 als finftsr unb LESTER S9au.
ua9en berisnige, Der bic frieoli4sn gr.
runseni9aften Der Surnsrei bartlett.
Nuf benz binteren $beile bes @asens
erbob H4 bic mddtigs @sfalt Der
3urnbaters Sabu, Dor ibm sftlstsn unb
Burner, ibm beseifternb ~auiubslnb uno
b;nter ibm bic Sie9ess6ttin. bic ben
2orbeertrans auf isin Saupt ertft.
Daran f9loB fi9 eine @ruppe bon at=
lstsn, nit olpmpii9sn Spleen beTddf-
tist, Sasosefalten aus 8arIs bes SrO-
Ben 3eiten, Sitter unb 2nappen, Eur.
niere %bcrfabrsno unb Burner Der Sebt=
seit.
Sober S6aumagsn fanb untcr Der
gssorte bon perionsn, fps3isa tofii.
mirt, sntipre1sno Der 9ei9i5tli6sn
psriobe. pslds barsefelt usrosn iollts.
Die Sadumasen tparen EDIT %tiinfleri.
fde 0srbisnfe. Sebe bifOrif6e Sose
mar 9rtinbli9 isit WOnatsn our9ffus
biert. '6srr 3uoOlf samars, Der bic
gntmirfe 80 ben SdauiHdsn gsliefert
uno oisIslbsn aud islbf fsrtig ssfteGt
bat, perbient bas bb9fe Cob fir feline
berrli9en 9eifunsen, bic 10 bel CUR
Dsrf96neruns Der Jeffparaoe betgetras
gen. @idt minber 6srr Rid. 2ie-
Der, Der :unsrmaoli4sn goribsr beg
parabe- 3omites. bsRen umfi&t es Be.
ionbsrs 3u bsroanten III, bab bic pas
rabe in f96nffe Weife berlief.
Burner. unb WuflbanOsn, bic nit
ben sin3etuen 3rommlsr, pfsifsn,
8rompstsr. Corps abws&fslten, ioraten
fir bic n6tbige Wuft. Na1 i9dbt,
baB fi9 5000 Burner an Der paraoe
betbeiIigten. sqe &iegsn tuartn bur&
ibre 6a6uen bertreten, bic in Der Pa'
rabe Dor ben einselnen SipiIOnen In
einem Jabnenmalos bOruufaetrasen
tuuroen. 9urd ibr frammes, tatt'
mdBiges Marf9irsn erreeten Die Eur
nerf9aarsr sroben gntbufasmas. Sa
ale sleihmdbis in boribriiismdBig
arausn An3dgen, 2nie6ofsn nit
i9maraen Striimpfen getleinst uaren,
BOT bic paraoe elm impoiauiss De-
iammtbilo. Wae Burner begnben i6
fOfort gum GeftplaBe, I'm ftr bic beuts
Ra9mittas ffattfinosnoen n.bunsen
bereit su fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

~ Nau&t bic fish / Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

Inter Worantritt Der @itp gant
foIgten Burner nit 6anteln uno BIZ
&ieee bes Sartforo @itp &urn.
8ereins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
-. avres Bulletin
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6leioer> &0fe...

Gin &lsiberrof in Sn09eldnse 1T
cine Notbuenbisteit fur Die CONNER
Soilette. Ser rlmsuss : @ertaufs-
Yreis 1T iebt ;psi Dollars tuenissr
fur irseno cine IuspabI.
8abnfarbi9e tuoaens Sleibsrrode
bon Serge uno gtamine einise nit
brsiten 8or plaitS, anbere nit Ssi<
~tenplaits ; feline barunter Die ipenis
ger ala So Is tuerth in6 auspabl
iest. .$6.75
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

GIN INNER erneuter S9pnbeit
SIT bic gtatar.
Die &unft lit unsrf10pfli9 fpie iie."
Sas Bette in Snbianapolis absr,
unb mas in alererfsr &eibe ertuarten
ldBt, bae bisies Bunoesturnfsf fi& gu
einem. u%nbsresbliden ameritanii4en
greisniB unb einem EDIT beutf4.ameri.
taniiden goltsfsf 9eftalten tuirb, bas
limb feline Jrauen, feline Wdnner. au9
an He erinnert S9iaer:
SIS lit bic Reni95eit aIein,
Sn bic Der Srie9e ale S1onbeit unb Soils
fommsnbeit eini9Iiebt."
Sas 9sutI9s Sans bon Snbianas
pOlis, bisiss prd9tise 9entmal oeut.
ider ginisteit unb beuti9.amerifani'
iden Strsbsns, bic Burner bon Snoia=
napOlis, aus bsreu Mitte elm 10 erfOlgs
rei&sr Worort Encouragement, bic
Burger bon indianapolis, usI9e benz
9usnfeff Elm 10 tparmes Snterehe ent=
gegenbrinssu -. Maes giebt @epdbr
fir Elm bentmirbiges, an etbii9en @e'
nufen rei9es spodema&enbes greisniB.
Darum elm bsr3li9ss @ut 6eil allen
geiu9srn bss tomme1bsn Getes. Gut
9eil ben Witslisbern Der @bieaso
furn9emeinbe, Gut 9eil ben lieben
Damien, bic He 5esleiten, Gut 6eil ben
Mttibsn, ben Sdnaern, ben Gefgenoi-
fen! 9srrli9e Gage warteu gurer.
@enieBet He!
unb bic Sbr aussiebt au sblsm,
friebli&en Wetttampfe, tbut Cure
pfi9t! Wsr fi9 fassrl tann, INNER
feline pfi@t erftlt 3u babsn, Der 1T II,
Wabrbeit elm Sieger.
gu9 allen. bic altm 9urnfef 3Ie6en,
lei nit S&iler aagsruftn:
Den Nsni@eu madt ieia
@ile arob unb tIsinlS
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
Sin brrrlidcr Mnblif.
@rDber ltnl5ug ber benti6en Sarneridaft.
5iftoriide Sdauwasen. : 11aleriide 6ruppsn. = b
ih0nfe 0ronun9.

S9on pieber einmal po9tsn bic
Straben uniersr Staot nit elmer f9au.
lufigen Wenidenmsnge. bic aus allen
S%taottbeilen berbeieilsno, f4 Die grobs
a0esorif@e paraoe aniehen moate.
Nae Seitentpsge Der Strabsn, bur9
psI9e fi9 Der Jef3us bemegte, boten
elm in Mbme9islung rei9es Jetbilo,
ba 3u g6rsn Der bielen auswdrti.
gen @dfis fat fdrnmtli&e, in ben
@ei9dftsfraben Der etaot. fogar ale
@sbduhs reid betorirt uaren. Sas Wet.
ter mar fur cine parabe elm SoeaIes,
Elm lei9ter Winb fd9elte 3ui9auern
uno Surrsrn Jriite uno 2hbluns gu.
gtuas mad Der fsfseisbten 3sit ieBts
fi6 Der 5efaus bonn Seutf&en 6auie
aus In Beuegung. 8oraus ritts1 Gsft.
marfdau Hi9aro 2ieber unb Stab,
benz unter 0orantritt elmer Wuits
tape0e Der BunoesDorort nit Der Bum
besfabne folate. Gintsr bieien n,ar-
f9irten bic bsuti9en Surner, bic biel'
fab tudbrenb bes Marf9es nit eiusrn
frdftisen n@ut DELL" bssribt uurben.
unb Die bssrsifi9sr Msiie bur9 ibr
fori9ss Mariairen uno ibr f9neioEgss
Musisbsn aIsntbalbsn slufisbsn errsg=
ten. Sieien fol9ten bic 8ampfridter,
etpa 100 an Der 3abl, benen fi4 cine
Mbtbsiluns Burner anf9iohen.
9ie3meite Sinifion.
Sic 3tpeite Sipifion fanb unter
commando bon Capt. Sacob 6. gie-
Ter, Der nit ieinem Stabe berIelben
p~oraufritt.
Inter ben 2ldnsen Der @rfen &egi.
ments' 2apele fclsten idmmtlide Sab.
men bss gerbanbes beuti9er 8sreine.
Die Beamten, iouie au8 eine Sels=
CATION bes 0erbanbss Intsr Yorans
f9ritt bes prdfoenten Jrso 5rande
uno 8i3e=prdioent SoTepb Seller
i9lOKen ii4 benielben an,
Siefen folsten farte Selegationen
Der ct. 2ouiisr unb gbieasoer Burner
psl9en Der srfe S9auwagsn fOl9te:
Float L.
Sie Hepublif.
Der erfe Der ftnf S9aumassn felts
bic &spublit bar, auf einsm @agen,
sesossn bon aebn prd9tig gsf4mttdten
RoRsn, bic bon Negern in Sentimental
Uniform seftbrt tpuroeu. Die 9aupt'
Ifisuren fnb Der md9ti9e ameritanii4e
sbler, NIT melt ausgebreitetsn Glu.
seln bas gunbssmappen i4ibeno;
meter bic bod aufgeri4iete prd9tiQ
toFtumirte @6ttin Der Jreibeit, 60.
. lumbia. ben pfao Bu FREEZER. sere&te,
&esierung 3eigeno; oa3u tommen al:
grsdnsun9s 6i9uren, bic 2anbwirtb'
bic Snoufrien, Wihsnidafter
/. unb 2anfte b~arfeuenb.
/. Cine Mbtbsiluns bon Sentimental
Splbaten unter Der 6tbrung Dor
|, @eorge WaThinston, afffirt bon 3D.
ron Triebri9 Wilbelm bon Steuben.
benz 8eneralinipsftor Der Sentimental.
armee, bsfinesn fid an Der @pibe be-
Sdauwaaens, wa6reno cine N6tbei.
lung bon pfabfnbern. Srappern uno
@renBern ben Bsfalub MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
Float ".
Sie Snrner im 8lrgsririeae.

Der bierte S9auuaaen iaufririe
cine psriobe aus benz Barqertrleae.
uie bic beutf9sn Burner fi5 Der Bun.
bssarmss ani9loHen. um fur bic Union
3u fampfen.
Gie Burner, srft tir,Ii9 aus
Deutidlano bier eingswanosrt, nod
boiler gntrtfuns hber bic Nisosrlaae
i6rer eisensu 3sbolution. fno nilr au
bereit, ibr S9wert au 3is6en far bcs
neue 0aterlanb uno bas Sternenban-
ner, uobl piheno, baB fs far 6rsibeit
tdmpfen. @stortirt purbe Der S6au.
tuagsn bon Batterie A Der Snoiana
NationaI Guards uno Snfanteris BON
ben 8 @ompagnisn Der SnOianaboIis
NiIi3. bensn fi9 Snrner-p ipnisre uno
0eterauen bes 8ir9ertris9es an=
f9lohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

S6brIt6eS Ytcnic
oeS 9emtf6em 0drtntr Mms
terfRbumgS Weretns attt
Dommerfag, oem 20. Suit,
i'm 0ernaanta Vart. umtom
WuHt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22
Float III.
Sie burners ieberlaEungen.

Der brittle S1auua9en ilufrirte
bic erfsn NieberlnRunse,t Der Burner
i'm Norbwefen unieres 2anbes. Cine
urualo.S eenerie bes uilbefen Norb.
tpefens nit elmer Wlod6ttte, tpie He
rob auiammen seaimmert geseu bic lin.
bilben bes Wetters, tuie segs:t bic an-
eriHe Der Snbianer S4ub bieien
muBte, bilbet bic 0auptfsur bes S9au.
pastus. Rolonifensrnpptn unb Su-
biansrreibeu f&lisben H& i'm gsfebe al. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-22

o liz
Die Hi9tigen benti@en Hepolatip.
mare BON 1848-49.
Der nd9fte Der S4autpagen felte
bic Glb4tlinge Der beutiaen &ebolution
bon 1853 bar. Nuf benz borbe-
rem She'll bss Wa9ens, befinbet f9 etn
S9if unter bolen Segeln, borar auf
benz Bug oes s9ifes febt nit bod ct.
bobsnen Mrmen, tpis tuertrt gum S9ube
ausbreitenb, bic 6reibeitsg6ttin, Der
cine @ruppe ber 1euets @elt su~trebetls
Der M%uswanberer bic 9dnGe 6alfe
hebsnb entaegenfredt. Muf benz 6in-
tsrer She'll bes S9auuaeens if cine
alte beutf&e Burg, bur@ beren
bon @olbaten beua9ten Shore
bic Hiattsen &eoolutiondre. Nbi&ieo
nebmsnb bon ibrsm 6eim f& binbur9
brdngen.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
TEMPE
THE GOVERNORS VISIT.
He, With His Wife and Son, Spent
Yesterday at the Normal.


Yesterday was a day that will be
long remembered by the students at
the normal, it being the occasion of
uhe governors last visit at the insti-
gutiOn before going to Washington and
It is hard to tell when he will again
have an opportunity to be with the
students. He, with his wife and son
Sandy came over on the 10 o'clock
Santa. Fe train and were at the normal
until the afternoon.
They were met at the depot by the
cadet company and were escorted by
il to the normal where the pupils
of the training school as we'll as the
students OF the normal proper were as
sembled together to welcome the gov
ernOr and his wife. AS the party en-
tered the assembly room the entire
student body rose and greeted them
with America" After another song,
1.-The Pilgrims Chorus" President
Matthews introduced Gov. Brodie. The
Introduction was a mere formality as
the governor was practically known to
all. He made short but pleasing adj
dress, telling of his interest in educa-
tional institutions in general through
the territory and of the normal in par
ticular. He assured them that he
would always be interested in their
welfare and wished them all success
not only in their school work but in
all their undertakings.
Mrs. Brodie was next introduced and
made 4 short talk that viii be remem-
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15

oered forever by every one who heard
II she confined herself particularly
70 the young ladies of the school, Civ
ing them many kind words and
thoughts to mediate over. She said
that the ideals started in the school
would last forever and that what they
learned in the school room was not
only what they took from books. She
particularly emphasized the influence
the young ladies had over the oppo-
site sex, even While yet as school mates
ana she counseled them to see that
this influence was the best.
At this point Miss Vessa Wright, a
member of the class of 1905 stepped to
the platform and in behalf of the nor
NAL students presented to Governor
and Mrs. Brodie, in the following words
an elegant cut glass punch bowl:
Governor and Mrs. Brodie: You have
on many occasions and in numerous
ways shown your interest in the
Tempe Normal School of Arizona.
Your presence here today is only an
other evidence of your solicitude for
our welfare.
To know that we have friends of
such estimable worth. brings US joy
and gladness. hope and aspiration.
And now that dut-- calls you from
this gift as a token of our apprecia-
ton and regard. Accept it, for with ii
go our sincerest wishes for your pros
perity and happiness. We trust that
the Lord may watch between you and
US in our absence one from another.
It was a complete surprise to both
and the governor was so overcome with
emotion that he could not reply but
Mrs. Brodie was equal to the occasion
and replied that she would value it
highly and every time it was filled the
toast. Here's to you ALL" would be
drunk.
Immediately following this there was
an informal reception to give the stu
dents an opportunity to meet the gov
ernOr and his wife. The students were
introduced TO both and each acknOwl-
edged the introduction with a hearty
hand shake and a pleasant word OF
greeting.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
ITCH-RINGWORhi.

F. T. Lucas. Wingo. Ky writes
April -. 1902; ''For ten 10 twelve
years I had been afflicted with q ma
lady known as the itch The itchiuE
was most uubearGble. ] had tried Tor
years 10 ind relief, having tried all re-
needles could hear OF. besides q mum
Der of doctors. / wish 20 state thsE
one single application OF Ballartls
Snow Liuiment cured me completely
and permanently Since then ] have
used the Iininent on two separate oc-
casions for ring worm and il cured
completely sc. sec and 500 q bot
tie Sold by Elvey & Eulett-
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
A sPIENpIp PERFoRMANcE.

The Noble Dramatic company gave
another excellent performance at the
opera house last evening. The univer-
sal opinion is that it is the strongest
and best equipped organization that
has ever visited Tempe. Their stage
settings and special scenery have been
a revelation to our people.
Too much in praise cannot be said
of the stage work of the various mem
bers of the company from the leading
roles to the minor parts. The costumes
worn by the company are worthy OF
mention and it is only to be regretted
that the stage room is so limited when
there is an opportunity to witness first
class performances. The company
presents "Our Strategists" tonight in
which is promised a rare treat.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
A BIG RAID.
Four Hoboes Landed Out of a Bunch
of Nine Yesterday.

Marshall Brown made a good big
haul in the hobo line yesterday morn
ing and had he had help a little sooner
it would have been still larger. As e
was four of the gents of the road were
captured, two of whom were held and
the other two were given an hour in
which to leave town. They took ad-
vantage Of their opportunity and hit
the high places.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. Brown
found nine in one party who had been
making a hotel out of the NJ. & T.
depot the night before. The bunch
was a little too large for him to chance
single handed and he went after as
sistance in the person Of Constable
Sigala. By the time the two arrived at
the depot, five Of the nine had depart
ed but the other four were still there
and were promptly taken in charge by
the officers. They were given a hearing
in the Justices court. Two who gave
their names as John Bailey and Joe
Evans were miners and appeared hon
est in what they said. They owned
up to having slept in the depot but
they could find no other place they
said and the night was cold. They
were on their way to Bisbee and all
they asked was a chance to get there.
The judge gave them the desired OPP
portunity and they left. The other
two, gave their names as Thomas Muir
ply and Fred Wing. They We're Of a
different character and it was so very
evident to the court that every word
they said was a falsehood that he took
very little stock in their replies to his
questions. Upon being searched, five
razors were found on the person of one
and two on the other, beside a guam
tity of cheap jeweIry. Murphy proved
that the razors and trinkets had been
expressed to him and he had received
them from the Wells Fargo agent the
night before hence no charge of theft
could be lodged against him. But on
account of their impudence and their
contradictory manner before the court
he gave Murphy ten days and Wing
fifteen.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
HAPPY WON EN-
Plenty of Them In Phoenix, and Good
Reason for 1t.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backa-he suffering.
Days of misery. nights of unrest,
The distress Of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Phoenix reader
Should suffer in the face of evil
dence like this:
Mrs. W. Jones, South Center, edge
of town, Phoenix, Ariz., says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills procured at the Brisley
D-Sg Co.'S store, corner of Center and
Adams streets, do all tina. is claimed
for them. I suffered more or less with
kidney trouble for the past ten years
and when in the throes Of an attack
last winter / happened to read an ad-
vertisement about Doan's Kidney Pills
which induced me to take a course of
the treatment. From the beneficial re-
suits I received 1 cheerfully testify to
their value and effectiveness"
For sale by all dealers. Prise so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. n.
Y. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the Eame-Doans-and
take no other.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
FREIcHT For RoosEvELT.

j. e. Sturgeon yesterday shipped
three wagon loads OF supplies. in all
5000 pounds to his store at Roosevelt
Lon Forsee went with the shipment
and expects to remain there for the
present. The day before The A. j..
Peters company shipped out six Wa
gon loads of feed and grain
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15

The infant child of Rev. Chaplin,
pastor of the Baptist church of this
place died at about 1880 yesterday
forenoon The funeral will take place
from the residence Thursday at 10
o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
WENT Touos ANGELES.

Mrs J. r. Gathright and daughter
and Mrs. Raughan, a friend of the
family. who has been with them here
left for Los Angeles yesterday after
noon, accompanying the remains of Mr.
Gathright. The body will be held there
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
chow READEsT THOU"

The above was the subject of Rev.
Boyles sermon at Andre hall last even
ing. These services viii be held each
night this week and are very interest
ing. The song services is conducted
by Mr.. Littlejohn. The subject of the
discourse this evening win be 1.-The
Great Bookkeeper."
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
a CATTLE SHIPMENT.

Ware and Casey of Phoenix yester-
day afternoon shipped twelve cars of
cattle to Phoenix where they will be
pastured on account of the river
being unfordable it was necessary to
take them by rail Instead Of driving
them.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15


ture Of the individual volunteering the tes-
tir1iouial below and also OF every testimo-
NAL among the thousands which they are
constantly publishing attesting the superior
curative properties Of their several medi-
cines and thus proving the genuiueness
and reliability of all the multitude of testi-
monials volunteered by grateful people. IN
their behalf
WORLDS DIsPENSARY MEDICAL ASSo'
CITATION. Proprietors Buffalo, n Y
THE REAsON.-There is no medicine
equal to DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery for purifying the blood. It carries
off the poisons which coutarninate the life
fluid II increases the activity of the
blood making glands and gives the body
an increased supply of pure, bodybuilding
blood It builds up the body with sound.
healthy hesh instead of habby fat, pro-
notes the appetite, feeds the nerves, and
so gives to weak, nervous people vitality
and vigor.
"About year ago I had a very bad cough
and feared it would run into consumption"
writes Hon Geo W. Lynch. of p Mason Street.
cougfinR would come on vomiting would set in
Matter accumulated in nose and my to1sils
were irritated. After reading of the wonderful
cures resulting from DIT. Pierce's Golden Med
icai Discovery began to use it. with some doubts
as to the good il would do me. ! am frank TO
saw But after had used one bottle noticed
quite change for the better Ordered FIVE more
bottles and before had used them all the cure
was com piete. There is not now trace OF
cough or cold in my system and my health IS
perfect"
To gain knowledge of your own body-in
sickness and health-send for the Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser. book
Of 1908 pages. Send 81 cents in stamps for
paper covered, or, 81 stamps for cloth
bound CODY Address Dr.. R. V. Pierce, sos
Main Street, Buffalo, y. Y
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15

Atchison really ought to get up an
anti-Russian demonstration and break
something. It is being done in other
towns and Atchison should not lag be-
hind in this rush to indOrse Freedom.
Is there a Russian in town who could
be maltreated? If there is, the Windows
in his house should be broken at once.
-Atchison Globe,
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
AID SOCIETY MEETING.

The Aid Society of the Congregation
al church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Holmes tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Work viii be provided so 1t
will be unnecessary for the members
to bring anything with them.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
Lest ans Found


ESTRAYED from 2034 west Adams
street, dun pony. 3. w. Carlisle, in
tent above address.
LOST-Purse or hand bag, black lea
Their. monogram M" Paper in same
valuable only to owners. Good re-
ward. Leave at this office.
ESTRAYED from my ranch, six miles
northeast of Phoenix, one sOrrel and
one bay pony. A. L. Moore, Doris
Heyman Furniture Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-15
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Position by young woman
wishing to locate in good town in
southwest. Thoroughly experienced
in work Of private secretary, office
manager and stenographer. Well
educated; accurate; now holds re-
sponsible position. Very best en-
dorsements. Inquire Miss B. L. NJ,
care Republican.