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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
6upernor Solf.
Soloer en- Sale ON ianSt Solfeitsre
gbilaSelpbia.
Slemme 1ioncsbprp.

Oct Somlog al baueime o. i1rt.
e~tttigbeosI6ic Bolttttere, icm ioa
lGuae bar itpret YhiEa0elpbia og gre.
bet beitemmenSe iHo ! BennisIoo.
Mas Resierirs, falSt life ior Def isr.
tie Sra iom Rapor 8enner gap BET,
men bar eroHit itor WeGgt. Oct RAD.
re Srp rpitcoe, Ga SSroignationeus
8irl6 blPite benoOer oct, og mo ifil'
DC tro, at oct life Iprtaere fItrbe itaa:
uter set bar oube Rsooer / Sen 5or.
~porpenbeo, iom oct bar ifabt I Sol
fct, o0 oct itstteS og lines al ben
SmaGifog, iom er ooret op / bets
Stp9ge. Oct fnr hRftSe. at SomIa.
Get er0uu lrtrer pau 8alg6naeu.
Bao Sen aroen SIDE bar 9ueus
te0re gleucnter i~lltttet iig Ianmen
iii ct Reiormpnrti mrSer Rasor
Reapers 2eSelIe. Snor iterft Oct er,
iaIr 8ioen pie. Wauge frp9ter ior,
a: Set oil Iigge moer / admpen.
6orIeOcu fit oct III 900 moralif
Misunderstanding al Risio1ris be.
fien6te Hefornpuperusr, sSoiepb %.
Solf. San tom til Ebilabelpbid /
Nauoags % talte for en- talrig Sor.
idmlind / MStIitdf16emiets itore Sol.
ga ban er Gemofrat. optrGnote ban
life paa oeR replIblifdnife &eform.
fureuirgs 8eare, men iom 8ieit bos
Gito Club, Der pmitaar. at ben life
er forbtinoen meo Rapor Reabers
Solf. 8ttperusr 6olf irem1ol6t, az
De 8rurSiatHiuger, boorpaa Dor RE
pubtit er bpaaet, frugttes / Ehila-
oelpbid. 2opcn Ifal rnnos. % Sol.
fet ielD ifal itpre; meit | 8htloSefp5in
ca paa mango andre Steoer err bet
~fonurct berber, at BET poIftif gam.
Iog, en- Glife, en- Sruft bar tilegref
fig Waeteu % soer ct titaaleList Sp.
ranni, SreIien fra bette ligaer |. at
Solicit refer iig % tdser til6cae Ser
Wlaqt, JON tilbsrer Oct. irtter 2oDer
i Sstieoet og oplaer erbeSsmG1tS.
ion iamntttisbeO$fulot g%ieunemisrer
Ser. anmpen / 1biIaSelpbia iages
nleS Iepenoe SntereSie i oct beie
2ano. s bier gp % 2auofommIme
or man ItSiat for. at ct 5aatal tilrd-
ner itg Wagten og nptter Ser til i'm
cgeu Soroel, % pan mango SteSer !
amerifa bar bort poIittit SteI taget
BERNIE gerbtng. Spt8 M Reiorm.
pnrtiet / B9iIaSeIpbiG piHSer. oil oet
prre er Seier for oct Rgte 6oIfeinre
I belle uor 8epttblif.
Ct Telegram ira gbilloeIy6ia az
17oe Sftober meooeler en- foiteIig
Siitorie. gurdabet bar ueSiat en- So.
mite, iom ifdl foretaae llnberisgel-
Ter og Isge at brlnge gtapor 8edoer
/ &Itibe. Ht1uoren OF ire al De GF-
reftsrer, ban bar mbirt, inSi1nSt JIG
for at barre tiIiteoe oeS De 6crhsr,
Cen optager, % Tom gicI0er Dem
ieIo; men man bite benz Ssren.
Com 8iSne freuitiaeoe 8~tastbaDerre
EirsSag ben 17Se en- al itHe egne,
remlig goIitifuperinteroent Sdplor.
I'll al ltlptfe ~fortalte BAN Ting, iom
Somiteen Iet life uilSe bsre, % oens
Gormano isste Here 8dnge at itnrie
bonn, men i~orgieoes. "Soem er Oct.
iom beifptter 5oltets goIiger?'
fSurgte Sorhsrsaominiitrator Srnr'
toe, ct WeSLem al Oct ItgreuOe Cant
lag. "aa!~ raabte Saplor. "oet er
NpnS, Tom BAR tilbragt "a Var |
S~ugtbujet. SaaOanne Golt iRtter
bort gpitpre mo / golitiinrtg.
Saplor paopiite bette nHrTlere cs loo
zig life frruune ira at iige Srnhbe.
Nom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Saar Sop at fife.

1toenriesminiIter 8pot os Den en-
celtic Imbasiabsr Suran6 baooe
forrige llse en- aonferenee / @aib.
ineton, % ion 6elge sernf bill Der
Den n9rmeite Sremtio blioe @ube poo
Strioen angaaenbe amerifanernes
8et til OF fife peo Newfoundland.
5tffefartsier fra 8louceiter, Rasio'
duietts, bar / Den ienere Sib life faaeI
SOP til at fisbe agn | Newfoundland.
oe Wpnbigbeberne Ser bar pGret uoil,
lige til at tiQnbc benz at bripe SilSe'
fife uoen ipeciel Staooelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Dnrotpaptrer for $4,000

Zen 13oarige Rapmon6 Shlit
fanbt forleSeu gRrSiparirer iii ct 9e
lob at $4,000 / Cincinnati Ohio
Som Gier al 0iSie Eapirer bar M
meI0t fla Sobn 8eterion / RtHueiota
fienst unoer gtapuet "Sslpioenifen"
&c n~ngiGlhenbe 9opirer bier ogiaa
at 8eteriuu bar 6epoueret $4,000
Banter / Brandon og GpnnSpiae
Wiun., me0ens oct soriae 8eisb be
itonr / 8erler, betalbore til Beterior
0en rige Spenife gioroe iiior en- Reii,
til SpSeu OF fortGaer, at ban bic.
pIpnbrct / Ri6mono, 8irgiuin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
So Sollettcs Gftcrmano.

Sruine g. 2enropt, Speafer / 8tS.
coniinS REPRESENTATIONS i 1903 oa
1905 bar mn oiiicieIt erfl9ret iig iom
&anotont for @iloerueroprSiaheoen
oeo nefte SoIg. meIbeS ira Iobiion.
8is. Gette betpoer nliiaa, al ban
pil poatage iig 2eoerffobet al oct re.
pubtitauife Reformporti / 8iScouitn.
naor ga Souette inotaaer fin 9Ia6s
acknowledgements. Oct oil bli bans
Gpgaoe at goa Ga 6ouctteS 5ooipor.
flyer ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
sreSie 8eiic runSt SOrSsn.

Ssmuno Sobnion, al @oSefta. Cal.
6orfatteren al SOLUTIONS 8eiie runoi
~Ss,oroen", fal ON uoele Gage begpnSe
paa lin treble Reiie runot Soroen-
San teller fro San francisco til So.
pen, aina, SnSicn, gal9itina, @gpp.
ten, igiennem isubre europa % I'll
Rorse, til @iereitnb. bpor ban bIec
.fsSt FOR So aar tiSen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
Paafon oen Sypenoe.
Grias Sarf at Sanmnrf Hurif Spugc
nnoer bette Napn.

Sra aieberbapu tele8rafereS ocn
19be Sftober:
st pigti9t Telegram mootoges her
tent / 8ooroftes fra Ben norife 8c.
gieringsbef, Sr. Statsminiiter Nfi,
d)eIien / artittduia, bbori Oct bonifc
Sol utberrettebes ON OF ben norlfe
&egiertngs WebIemnrer er fornmet
til milo @uigbeb ON acknowledgement
al en- burtig afsisrelie al Sron'
ipsrssmoaIet gienrem ru Stortbin9S.
beiIutntna.
Ger iattes eiebliffeIigt SanIf Stats.
raab, iom lao iamtnen / TO Elmer,
Der meoOelteS I S%ormibbng, OF ser
6anife Sol bar bereSt til at aipe af,
falb poa Sanfen ON en- 6oIfeofitem.
ming, og Of grins 4nrI al Sonmort
bar piais til at ruootoge Den norife
arone, bois ban pnlges al ct 6lertnI
nf S~tortbinget. &an bill oa beitige
ben norffe Gonestrone mber Raon al
S"aafon ben Toe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

IRA Sonoot ~teIe9raferes. at Der
,unbt omfring / europa berifer en-
Iettefbe oa beirienoe 5sfelie oUer, at
Cen norif ipenIfe 8rtie er forbi. :
edo Be Garis" poaitaaes set, at 6et
fiffert pilbe bnpe fonunet til ct ool0'
iomt grito, bpis life Stormngterne
baobe rettet Ell Interchangeable Sen'
renbelie iii oen iDerIfe Regiertng
ON, at ct inoSunt llofalo poa &riien
ntdotte unbgnneS for eilbper 8ri8,
ct 8Iao / 8ien bar Ifreoet, at
bpis oct bdpbe fommet til &rig, biz
De ben iperife arme bare usiet iig
nleo at rpffe oper 8rRnien % poe.
IGg9e De norifc Observation-Disclosures %
ferefter truffet jig tiIbage til Soe'
rige. Sertil iparer oct norife glao
"aftenpoiten", at SpbapsmanOen til
fennc Seori burbe BABE ifaiiet Jig
IiOt @reie paa, bpaS Rorse bar po'
rat iii at gisre, boi5 BET par bIet m'
grebet.
s anIebniug SEN lpffeIig enbte
Griie Ifrioer norif "WorgenbIaoet"
"SeIe Sen cipiIiiereoe gerben oil
qIGbe Jig oper bette ubfaIb. Sor os
bar @eien til Electromagnetic life Ie'
Set til Sarens afgruno. Sffe en- ene'
tie 9rnabe BLOB bar pIettet aOifiaeI.
fen. 9er 8ris, ri bor betaIt, er
life for bsi for Sc 6oroele, Ri bar op'
naaet for ale Sioer, og Den bttre Sd
leIie meIlem oe 10 engong ~ioreneoe
Soft bill IiSt eiter liSt pige FOR ct
fruatburt Sdmoirfe. Sg RorbmGn.
rene bill itaa iammen iom Dem peer
tie llSpoIt moo Ioro til @effptteIie
al oen fanSinaoiife Stamme."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24
manee Sorlis.
ct raieuos lipeir ganr ppcr be itprc
SnSiiper.
GrGoer Here Gre.

On forfprSelig Storm roieoe !
Srebass ooer De Itore Snoijser. Oct
pibes, at ialt % Sfibe f~orliite o.
poer 90 Neuneifer omfom, mel,
lllpffesliiten bill uben Spil peobli al
sses efter JONI Gfterretningerne font
mer inc. 8aa mango SteNer lungs
&piterue er nemIig GelegrafleSnin'
serne sbeloot, iaa al SOrbinbelie
meo bisie Steber foreIsbig er ~aiifaa'
ret.
Wanbfabet paa mango al De Sfi.
be, iom eiter meget StrGo fon Jig
ibapn, aiuer rpitenbe SfiIoringer al
fine SpIepelier libe paa Set oprsrte
SAP. De bur ogiaa paa mango Ste
ser ieet @raggobs flpoe pan Sisen,
iaa MAJ frpgter, Der oil ipsrges ON
ntonge flere ltlpffer eno De, iom ole
rebe er fieiibt.
Cen p9rite lllpffe, iom bibtiI flen'
bes, bar Den canaoiife Sfonnert
"Minneooia"s Sorlis paa Suron'
iisen iroenfor Sarbor 9eo6. Sen
off tiIhunbs meb 9 Wenneifer. Sen
bar paa @eiie fra Sort Biaiam og
bapbe $4,000 guibels Spebe om'
boro. Sfibets aaptein, &bilipS, bao'
be ogian i'm S,ritru meo fig paa Sfi'
bet.
8IattSt De andre Sorlis fan nGp.
mes 9umperen "S. 6. Sbelbon",
iom itranSebe peb 9orain oeo erie
iisen, og Of bpis 9ei9tning TO Wtano
brllfneoe; 9nmperen Tasmania" ell
Ter "aibluno" (ntalt peO enonu life
bpilfen), 8 Renueifelio ionoipnlig'
bis Itrsget meS; 8arnperen "8iscon'
fin" itrunbet peb 2orain Ohio. &e.
item bar for set meiie SeiIifibe og
minore Surtsier. Ran bar lGn'
ge PneiteIig for 8asiugerOomperen
"@eitern States", ben itsrite Siitl'
bumper, iom timber paa S~noiiserne.
Den fom nemlig life iii buffalo. oa
6en bar n~entetoes, ntet oct ipItrgteS
fenere, at Sen bop6e isgt On bag
Gong 8oint, bpor BOG o9iaa 9slgers
ne u~afIaSelig ifpuebe ober Sen.
Sra Mariuette, 8is., melbes, of
Ianas 6en noroIi9e 9re5 at @etomt'
nee Riper anretteoe Stormen Sfaoe
for omfring $4,000. Golfer og
9oaobuie blep rantponeret, goaoe
bIep soelogt, os 6iiferne Iangs ap-
item al Green gap miite0e en Wasie
Reoifaber % 9aabe, men roget Nten'
neifeIip gif life tabt Der. Eaa en- al
9offerne Der blep Suitrber Cons al
aul ifplet no / Sisen.
Senere gfterretrir9cr bar brogt
Mntollet af De forulpffeoe Sisnpnn
op til %. % De f~orliite eler beitaSi'
aeSe Sfi5es antol op til AZ. meit
enonu er Der Here Sfibe, on buis
Sfin6ne man er / llpisbeo. RcIt
pngitelig or man for 9ompcrcn
"8roareis", iom forrige Ssnoag az
gtf ira aibIanb % iioen life bar label
bsre ira Jig. Wan frpgter for, of og'
iaa bette Sfib er gaaet Thumbs meS
lin 10 Ronbs 9eietning. Tan9e
Sartsier fom Jig / Sapn | en- pSerIt
miierabel Sorfdtuiug, efterat 9ei9t.
ningen bar uoitunet ubsrte Stoelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-24

rita. Ser bar Fan gpens 8ielt til
ooer Ssnbag.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
SIMPLE JOY It Feels Mighty Good to be Clear Of Coffee Ais.

A Massachusetts woman had been a life long coffee drinlIer and was slow to suspect that it was this habit that was making her life miserable.
 The knowledge came to her at last, fortunately, before it was too late.
 q can now see" she writes, 'that the use of the old kind of coffee was the cause of my poor health, and be- fore going any further, l want to say that Postum Food Coffee has done more for me than all the different me dicines I took in the years l was ail- ing. for it has made me a well woman, while the medicines always failed. have been drinking Postum for 2 years now, and shall never give it up will ingly.
 '"The first imitation of breaking health that had was when my stom- ach gave out; my digestion was so inn paired that had no appetite for break fast and but little for any other meal. Then I became the victim of sleepless ness and arose in the morning tired and languid and utterly unfit for the duties of the day before me. I grew so nervous that l could not hold my pen, my flesh fell away and I became painfully thin.
 "I must acknowledge the help the doctor gave me in finding out what was really the matter with me, for af- ter vainly prescribing medicines, he suggested that I give up coffee. I did so. but with very little hope that it would do any good. I had to have something in the way of a hot, table beverage and fortunately, hit upon Postum.
 Quite a little time elapsed before the coffee poison was worked out of my system, but this was at last accom- plished, and from that moment my health improved in every way. Today 1 am as healthy a woman as can be found My strength has returned, sleep beautifully, my digestion has been completely restored, and I enjoy a good hearty breakfast with no distress to follow it. My nervousness has disap- peared and I have taken on flesh SC rapidly that my friends tel me I am getting fat I weigh more than ever did before" Name given by Postum Co.,. Battle Creek, Mich.
 There's a reason.s
 Read the little book, "The Road to Melville" in pkgs.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
MESA
J. A. STEWART RETURNS.

Jos A. Stewart and family have re- turned from a months trip in Utah and Idaho They left Mesa September 30 with the company that went to at tend the October conference in Salt Lake City, and after the conference they went on up to Richmond in Cacne county to MT. Stewards old hime. He left his family there and went on up into Idaho and looked over the coun- try there around Napa and Emmitt. The government is working on a big reservoir proposition there, and MT. Stewart had the pleasure of looking over the valley. He says the valley IS about eight miles long by twenty wide, and IS a very beautiful valley, with an abundance of water. Louis Hobson and wife and John Blair and wife have located there and are well pleased with the country. They have purchas- ed lots in the city and have rented ranches, which they will farm. The soil is very fertile there, and MT. Stewart says ne started out with Me sa's canteloupe story, but those people had heard fish stor1es before, and fi- nally Mr. Stewart gave up with the sorrowing statement that they were bigger liars than he was. But he said the potato crop was a wonder.
 He did not purchase land there, however, as the land that could be covered now sells for from $15O to $500 per acre.
 On his return he brought his niece, Miss Edna Brossard, with him to spend the winter here. He IS glad to get back, and more pleased with the Salt River valley than ever before.
 MT. Stewart says they have two beet sugar factories there in course of construction, one at Napa and one at Payette. The farmers have all signed up the required amount of land for planting and expect to reap a great profit from the culture of beets there.
 He was much pleased at the strides that the beet sugar proposition has taken here since he left, for the indus try he found in his visit in Utah and Idaho has made the people rich.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
TEMPE
MILITARY MATTERS.
A Competitive Shoot Arranged For
 Thanksgiving Day.

The regular meeting Of c company. N. G. A. held at the usual time. Thursday evening, was a very impor- tant one and was fairly well attended. All khaki uniforms were returned and new blue uniforms for the winter were issued. After an hour, which was de- voted to drill, Captain Hayden talked to the men at some length in regard to several matters of interest that will occur in the near future-in the course of the next five weeks.
 One of these matters is a competi- tive target shoot that is being ar ranged for Thanksgiving day on the target range of c company, just across the river. It is proposed to have a team from the Mesa company one from the Phoenix company, one from the Normal cadets, and a team from the staff officers, making in all five teams that will compete. Each team will consist of three men, making a to- tai of fifteen men who will shoot that day. The plan for selecting the team from company c and the one that will probably be used in the other compa- pies is this: Between now and Thanksgiving day those men who have qualfiied for marksmen or better will be worked out; that is, several prelim- mary shoots will be held and a record kept. The three men making the best average score during these try-outs, considered with their score for the past years target shooting, will be picked to compose the team. In this way there will be little chance of a poor shot being placed on the team, for all who have qualified will be giv-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
ONE RESTAURANT LESS.
The Blue Front Succumbs To a Tide
 or Prosperity.

Since night before last there is one less restaurant in town, but the pub lie will probably not suffer in conse- quence, for there still remain six places where meals can be served. The Blue Front, which has been in opera tion but a short time, has recently been doing an excellent business; m fact right there was the trouble. Mir. Turner the proprietor, was unable to secure competent help, and having the American Kitchen on his hands at the same time, he found it impossible to handle both and do either justlce. The task was too much for one man, and ne did the only thing possible under the circumstances-close one of them up and moved the fixtures to the other one. He will now devote all his time and attention to the American Kitch- en and proposes to put it III better shape and give better satisfaction than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
FOOT BALL TODAY.

The second of the Interscholastic league series of foot ball games will be played this afternoon at the park between the high school and the nor nal. The normal has been doing some good work the past few days, and although several of their best men will be out of the game, they confi- dently expect to win in the contest. Bert Jones. the big guard, will be un- able to take part in the game on ac- count of an injured knee. It is likely that the lineup will be considerably changed during the progress of the game, but at the start it will be as follows: Center, McComas; right guard, Miller, H.; left guard, Webb; right tackle, Blount; left tackle Mes kimons; right end, Miller, F.; left end Corbell; right half back, Murphy; left half back, Wilson; full back, Dykes; quarter back, Higley.
 The Santa Fe will run a special train. leaving here this afternoon at 2 o'clock and returning immediately after the game. Round trip rate, 35 cents; tickets for sale by normal agents.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

A special meeting of the stockholders of the Vulcan Oil & Gas Company will be held at the office of Roy s. Good
 rich, in the City of Phoenix, County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona, on Monday Nov. 9th, at 10 o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of amending the Arti cles of Incorporation of the Company to allow change of the principal place of business, outside of Arizona, from Independence, Kansas, to such other place as may be established by the stockholders. ADON N. SMITH,
 John R. Beach, Seey. President.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

en an equal show. This company has number of men in it who are excellent shots, not men who depend upon luck, but men who can shoot good average at any and all times and 1t is reasOna- ble to think that c company stands a very good chance for the prize, what- ever it shall be.
 One day during fair week will be devoted to the national guard. That day will be Tuesday, the 5th of De- cember. On that day the management has arranged for the attendapce of two companies of the Indian school cadets, the Normal cadet company, and three companies of the national guard-PhOenix, Mesa, and Tempe. The companies from the south side will take a spcial train in the morning and m the forenoon will engage in competitive drill for a prize to be awarded by the managers of the fair. There will be some exhibition drills and the balance of the day the men will be at liberty. Transportation and admission to the fair grounds will be furnished members of the guard and during the day they will be at no ex- pense. Since there remains but four more regular drill nights, 1t is very important that the members of c com pany all be present on these occa- sionS.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

E. w. Potter passed through Mesa enroute from Roosevelt to Phoenlx yesterday, where he has been since Wednesday in the interest of the New York Store. He came via the automo- bile line and enjoyed the trip very much.
 Will Bowen yesterday brought in a fine sample of the navel orange grown on his orchard near Mesa this season to the office of Pomeroy Bros. and Kelly, to be sent down to the fair at Phoenix. The oranges are large and just beginning to yellow up little. They are fine sample and will be worthy of a place among the Mesa display at the fair next month.
 P. A. Gilmore of Phoenix was bus mess visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 The shelving in being placed in the building to be occupied by Lesueur Gibbons and Co.,, as a dry goods de- partment, and quite a portion of the stock IS being. removed into that room By Saturday night all of the goods will be in. The rooms of this popular busi- ness house are being fitted up in mod ern, up-to-date fashion, so that when the new front goes in, which will be as soon as the worbmen can do so, the store will be one of the best equipped in the valley. As soon as they remove from the corner building, carpenters plasterers, and all kinds of mechanics will go to work on the bank building, and will mold it into one of the finest banks in the valley.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
CHURCH NOTICES.

M. E. Church. South-Preaching at Il a. m. by Rev. R. c. Elliott, mls- sionary to Mexico. At D. m. the pas tor, Rev. J. w. Rowland, will preach. Subject, "The natural man and the means of restoration" Sunday school at 10 a. m, Epworth league at 6:45 D. m. You are cordially invited to attend these services.
 Services at the Congregational church-Sunday school at 10. preach ing at II, and the c. E. meeting at ' o'clock. The Rev. Edwin R. French of Rents Hill, Me, will occupy the pull pit. MT. French is visiting with the family of Prof. J. L.. Johnston. He spoke. at the normal school on Thurs day morning and the students all agree in sayIng that it was the best talk given them by visitors for many a day. MT. Frenca will also speak at the c. E. meeting. All are welcome.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

Mrs. Kelso is noy running the Sixth Avenue hotel as a strictly first class family notel. Accommodations for transients and table boarders. Terms on application.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
THE RECITAL BIDS FAIR TO BE A
 GRAND SUCCESS.

The M. I. A. took hold. of the project and mad sold about all of the reserv- ed seats yesterday by o'clock for the oley-Tiffany recital, which was held last night in the Mesa opera house. It was one of the best patronized af- fairs ever held in Mesa. The splendid talent of the ladies, as shown at the recital held here last spring was proof to everybody that the performance would be a treat.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
THE TOGGERY CHANGES MAN
 AGREEMENTS.

James Griffin yesterday succeeded George Johnson in the management of the Toggery, MT. Tharaldson having purchased MT. Johnson's interest in that popular gents retreat. The busi- ness will be conducted along the same lines as before. however.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

G. M. Tiffany of Lehi.was business visitor in Mesa yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
NOTICE TO LADIES.

Superfluous hair removed by electric needle. 2 to p. m. 341 N. Third Ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking and Embalming, IA West Adams street, Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
IN RAD SHAPE

The condition of Richard Saffell was little changed yesterday. In fact, if anything, it was a little worse, and the chances of his recovery are very few. The case is now a well-de veloped stage of lockjaw, and the lit tie fellow suffered terribly yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04
ODDS AND ENDS.

Former residents of Kansas will hold their annual reunion today on the public school grounds.
 There was a little rain here yester-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-04

day and the prospect for more seemed good.
 George Taylor mas gone to Los An geles with a couple of loads of hogs.