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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
Die MaRa.

Rem D0rf, 81. GftDber. Die
poli5ei bat bic @ntoeduns gema6t, DaB
Gaetano gOlta. Der am Mitttpod in
ieinem Gleiiherlaoen in Brootlpn err
luprbst ipurbe. einem por s Sabren pon
Der Mafia in 6isllien eln9sIeiteten
politilhen GomplOtt gum Spfer ge=
faGen tit.
Gin 2anbsmann oes grmorbeten but
ange9eben, oaB Sofa tpie feline 8riioer
un0 tnebrere anbere Ni1t=5isilianer
bon Der Sniel pertrieben tpurbe, neil er
Der herridenoen Gattion. tpelde nit
Der Wafia alllirt mar. opponirte. 9ie
Mafia babe oann nidt serubt, bis bic
Wertriebenen Idmmtlih ermorbet nor=
ben ieien. @iuieppe Gotta, Elm gruoer
bes leBten Spfers, tpuroe init 16 Stid-
ipunoen i'm Sadlon part. GbieasO.
auFsefunoen. 3uiei @olta murbe in
8eneua. 3d.. erool6t. Sn Giueriioe.
ST., uno in grie. 9a.. fancen ole
Greunoe Der 8ebriioer Gotta ibren Sob
bon Moroersbano. 9aB es li1 um
&a1eatte Der Mafia banoelte, gebt
oaraus herbor, oaB man um Die SdlIe
Der grmoroeten blaue Ydnoer aeidluns
gen fano. 9ie poliaei 1T fet iiber=
3euat, oaB @aetano Der .i6waraen
0ano", Der ameritanii6en 9elti IN Der
Mafia, gum Opfer eefaaen.
Rem Dorf, 81. Sttober. Ser
Wirtb Gelicia pitira, Der aneeblihe
Giibrer Der ,idwar5en Sano", lit in
Saft 9enommen woroen, neil er bel Der
@rmorouns oes Gpedano be Suiro Die
0ano i'm Spiel Qebabt baben ioQ.
Oeteftips tuollen 8emeiie 9eiammelt
baben, oaB gitira on allerlsi 8er.
breden. Moroen. @rpreNunasbsriuden
uno ogl. betbeili9t gemeIen 1T. gitira
hbt I'M 8efdnoniB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
Oui vive :?

Oui viveY Salt mer ba2 gtie ipnt S6r @uta aui
oem @orppften bes Sebens bon beiien beimtidiiben
tebeln hherrai6en ,laiien! emise gabiemfett If
anG feline 9eiuubbett 9an5 unbedertt iblelbt bic
MurSel ales uebels in Setaft bon gerbauur8s.
itbrungen on gn9 beron.- 9ann fOmmen Ropf.
ibmer3en, nebeItet NnfitoBen 8eritopfun9, rIourer
Wa9en" 5erStlopfen. Utatti9teit &iifeni9nade unb
i9lteBli1 2eber' unb 0terenleiben NIT Sebindt uub
Waiieriudt Setb ouf gurer Sut 9as erfte uebel
ift Ieidbt nit ben beribmten ct. 8ernarb &rduter.
pen su oertreben Der beiteu ArSnei 9eeen ale 9er=
6onun9sletben. bic opr Sabrbunoerten bon ben ueien
W6nden bon ct. Bernard fir ieneu 3med erfuubeu
unb nod beute nod beren &eaept nnr ans ben bell.
frdfaften gfau5eni6fteu auf Die ior9fdlti9ite Wee
8uberettet meroen. Sie entholten feline Spnr elmer
giftteeu, meta0iiben 8eimti9une, fuie SDnenitetn
ooer Nueditlberl Aber outb tpeun Guer Setben ffpu
meiter fort9eibrtten ein iolte aud baun oer5peeli
nidbt uub gebt Gub ndbt Bfuibern gum Spter. auh
oann iuerben Gud biee unOergleiltteu Rrauterpilen
Sruno aus reiaieen lnb NIT neuem 8lute periebeu
Sn alien apotbefen fir 25 Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
st eifs nno tbre Golgen tn
friiberen 2ettet.

yei 8elpreduna Der g'oBen Streits
Der lebten 3eit oeutet in Der Saroen'=
Iben u3ufunft" eine interenaute Nbs
banolung auf oeridieoene Streits in
friiberen Sabrbunoerten uno auf oeren
traeiI9en 8erlauf. 9urd oas bitterite
gleno puroen 1don i'm IHittelalter
oielfa9 bic Mrbeiter eanaer Serufs.
stueiqe gum streit ae3uursen. 9as
5diflal Der uneliifli9en mar aber
meiit elm iebr trauriges. Sm Sabre
l495 itreitten bic Shneioer uno Sur=
ban=Wa9er bon @onitantinopel; oa bic
Urbeitaeber Die JoroerunQen Der Strei
tenben nidt betpilli9en wolteu, manoteu
ii9 bic arbeiter bittflebeuo on ben
Sultan. Relultat: 26 9treltenoe
puroen aufsebdn9t, faf ole ilbrieen
,tuanaspeiIe in oas Seer ein9ereibt!
Sm Sabre 1893 leeten Die beim 8au
oes beriibmten fpaniiden gsturial be-
l1dftieten Maurer Die Nrbeit nieoer
ano berlansten before 26bne. Gin
Sheil BON ihnen muroe 5ur 8aIeeren.
Arbeit nerurt6eilt. Der anoere nad
4merita oeportirt! Sm Sabre 1925
ltreiften Die mebr als jdmmerli6 be3obl=
ten Sbee=p pfifer Der mittelAineiilhen
propin3en. 9ie Nrmeu luuroen obne
5eoerleien einfad setOotet! SIM Sabre
1905 itreitten Die petersburger S6lffs=
bauer uno Segelmader; lie foroerten
tiir3ere Nrbeitsseit. peter Der @robe"
lieB BON ihnen aufbdn9eu, l27 mad
Sibirien i6iGen uno 952 in's 1esr ein=
reiben! Sn ben belleren 4rbeits- uno
2obnberbdltnihen i'm 8erslei6 gu ben
barbariiden 3ufdnoen peraansener
3eitalter fann man ben Tortlbritt Der
3eit am oeutli6feu ermeKen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
Cine pfrlinfr isiefsnkaltont.

1teber oie beriibmte Rieientdnone
.Miiu,1 Die duf gefebl Jriebridbs I.
por 200 Sabren. 17O4, BON SacObi ses
goifen unb por oen Nerlinsr 3tugs
baufe i'm standardization aufgez
ftellt, aber unter 5riebrih Dem groben
1744 pteoer eingefdnlolaen tpuroe,
brinet profeHor Meinib in Der r3etts
f6rift fir biftorifde Maffentunoe4 in
einem 4uffdb ndberen Nufi9luB. gor
Sntereife lit Ole 8ef9reibung, tpie Der
SUB oes $40 gentner faperen Robres,
ods cine 100pfiin0ise &usel fdob, ai
tanoe fam. Sbgleih Die Maffe tpobl
nur ein prunfitiid oaritenen iollte uno
an etnen 9ebraud fir ben Rrieg taum
5l oenfen mar, gab man bod bom 8a=
ftton binter bem 3eugbauie etnen
probef9uB db. Die &ugel ion iiber
Die Stdot btn beinabe eine babe Metle
in Der Rt9tung sesen Sempelbof ses
flogen fein. Die Ranpne tpar eins
Sebenspiiroisfeit eriten Ranges i'm
9lnfunee oes 18. Sabrbunberts; 1712
itteg Der Gar mittelit elmer Sreppe auf
oas Robr, nm itd oarauf gu iesen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
Weue sur fiir 3rebs.

Mle 0auts&rebsleioen lino, tpie man
iebt ipeiB. beilbar ourd 8uflen's
Nrnica Salbe. Sas. Walters bon
Duffielo, 3d.. ihreibt: .Seit Sabren
fit i'd an Rrebs auf meiner 2ippe,
uelder unbe.lbar id,ien. bis Buflens
Nrnica Salbe ibn beilte uno isbt 1T er
oollltdnoig peri6wunoen." @arantirt
bel G1nitten uno Branomunoen in
Mller's 9lpotbete. 9fur rs Gents.
yerIutt Ne. Sn Mi0sr's Mpotbete
miro oeutl1 geipro9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

9ieies lit Der Gaa in ieoer Gamilie,
tpelde cine 6lal9e BON Gorui's Nlpen=
trauter=B =Blutbeleber i'm Weoi3intalten
bat. ManG cine gefdbrlihe Grantbeit
miro babur9 i'm Geim erfift. uno
5dmeraen. Gorge uno Nusgaben
weroen permieoen. We9en tpeitere
Uustunft penoe man ii9 an 9r. peter
i5abrneD & Sons &c., ll2-1l6 so.
0opns Npe., @bita9o. Su.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
Nl1ne, reid ~ tuerO cit,

tperben oft our9 einen plbbliden 3u=
lammenbrud. peruriadt DurA Spss
peplie ooer Dartleibisteit su gliAte.
aafft gu1 auf uno nebmt Dr. Sings
Nem 9ife pins. sic entfernen bic
Gtoffe. tpeldbe gure 9battraft bemnlen
uno ermutbiasn gu6 3l einem neuen
Beginner. e5ie beilen auA Ropfweb
uno Gnminbel. Is @ents In MiQer's
Apotbete. garantirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
3eittabeae fiir Mbbalt,ttt9
oes Gotitnton Yleas
0erid)tes fitr Oas
eSabr u. ..
1906.

Staat Ohtp.
Gtter 9eri4ts=9iftrilt.
Gs lift augeorbnet baB bic 9erntiue bes Common
6eIa9en @eri9ts Dttriftes fir bos SSabr 1909 eitge
ieBt fperben iolen pie folgt
Guerufep county.
4m 5. Gage oes syebruar, am 2. Gage bes Wiai unb
ON l. Gage bes Dftober.
Roble Gnunts.
am 2. Gage bes Sanuar. am 2. Sage oes april uno
am 3. Gage bes September.
SeIniont Gsanib.
am 30 9aee bes Sanuar, am 10. Sage bes april unb
am l6. Sage bes Oftober.
1usearamas COUNTY.
am 2 Gage bes Sanuar, am 49, 9ase bes mars unb
ON 10. Gage oes September.
Sarriian Gaants.
slnt 49, 9a9e bes sebruar. am Ia, Gage bes ai uub
am 20. Gage bes Oftpber.
Sefferion COUNTY.
Mm s. Sage bes Sanuar, ain 2. Gage bes april uub
om II. Gage bes September.
@arsan gountp.
am 9. Gage bes Sanuar. an 10, Gage bes aprtG unb
am 2. Gage bes Otfober.
Mu8ftngum Gannth.
aut s. Eage bes Sanuar, am 8. Gage beS april unb
ont l. 3a9e bes Dftober.
Gs i1t ferner angeorbnet, baB bic Gibunaen Der
erf!en Subbipion BON ben 9i9ern alfreb a. sSra3ier
Gbmtn M. 8ennebg nnb Snftns 8. Madep ab9ebalten
fperoeH
9aB bic Gibunaen ber alpeiten @nbbipiiion bonn
9ai1ter SeIle W 5oltngsportb abgebalten iperben
9aR Bic SiBnn9en Der britten Subbioiion bon ben
8tdptern Walter 8. Sbotwea nnb Rees 8. Si9arbs
abgebaIten iperoen.
Ser Metteren it on9sorbnet baB Der Mtbtb gfees
g. Gt1arbs sum beaufii9taenben @idbter benmmt
ei unb bic beiagen @ertdbtsternline nm ll9r 9prs
n.itta9s beginuen
e. freb u. ssra3ier.
MeeS o. @t6arns,
Seize 20. SSlttngsmartb,
Gamtn W. @enuebh,
9DaIter O. GtntmeM,
Suitus s. Nafep,
Nicbter bes adDfen @eri9tss sDiitrifts.
@egeben sn Gambribge Ohio, am H. Oftober oes
syahres u. 8. 1905.
gtoat Ohio
EnScaratpoS goIntp S.
SD, Sobn 90. 5in Glerf beg Common pleas Sc.
rtcteS In unb fur TuScarnpaS GDnntg. Ohio, bedets
nige hermit bab baS Dorfebenbe eine treue uno
riibti9e Mbfhrift Der ber .3etts
Isabelle fir bic Mbbaltung ber Common Vlea8 9er,tS.
Gibungen bes odbten 9ertts Drtriffs pom Obio fit
bas Sahr u. D 1905" iit pie foide iebt in mener
Office ouIl,egt
3ar wesIaubisuns biene nieine eisenldnbise Inter.
ihrift unb baS Sie9el beS genannten 8erits in Stem
RhilnbeIpbta. ON 25. pttnber u. .. 1905
(GiegeL) SobH I'D. SiIL glerf.
DnrG 30. 5 Riniep, Deputpsglerf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02
BETWEEN BAyARD ann NEW PHILADELPHIa
*Daily. Except Sunday. T Flag stop. MEAS

*Daily. +ExceptSunday. T Flag stop. RAieais-
aStops to let of passengers from east Of Pittsburgh
Stops on signal to receive or discharge passengers TO ~
from points east Of Alliance
mStops to discharge passengers from points east Of Kudssn
Stops on signal for passengers points Eastern DyiseE
also east Of Pittsburgh Flag stop discharge
O. A. &C Ry from Alliance and points east Flag stop stzks
on from c. Ry for points east Of kisns =
which train stops.
sSops Sundays.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 u 81 ~
nidngh IigktTsesd from u 90 midnight to 10 90 nos
q. L. PECK, SAMUEL MooDY. E. A. F0E0s
Gsnl Mgr. Gsn1 Pass'r Agk passr Irahs -
2-l4O5.-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
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q q BrpI q,
IN arast i.it as,a 20. sui 1905.

3aaEi6 + sluseenpmmen Sonutass.
+ Auf ssla9genItgual baltenb
S Spnnta9S auf fSla99enf9nol bolteno.
| SenntaQs balteno. 3ur SDuntaes.
%. &. SenrB,
Sidetsageut.
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9entid)e 8a6er
81
berfamfets.

9ie folsenben beliebten Romane t6ns
nen in Der Office oieles glattes besogen
tperoen:
ans elmer fleinen 0arnigsn Soc
Nnf 0nnfelu Megen 35c
0eibeigen 25c
Ser 9r0lus bnn PbilabelpBia 35t
9ie Strake Der WerlDruen 25e
9as 3ei9en Der 0ier 35e
Ser 9mnb bnn Baskerville 35c
&ftenifI6 No. 113 - 35e
Seoer, Der uns einen neuen Nbon=
nenten brin9t, Der elm Sahr i'm boraus
besablt. bat oas &edt. ii9 ems bieier
Bidder als prdmie aus5uwdblen.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-02

At Alliance connections made with trains from ae
stations on the P, F. w. & C. Division.
Mo- 400 connects at Yellow Creek for Steubenyile ana
Belairs No. 3O4 connects at Welsve for Seubenyis ana
Bsllaire Nos. 500, 500, 304 and Big conneSs Ia
On Nos. $40 and 3f1.
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars are Nos 1928 3O, S0S ss
and 3ia. parlor Cars on Nos 3t0 3ii 3i9 and 3t6
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

his family for Lodi, California. where he will make his home in the future.
 The Ladies Aid Society gave an ice cream social Tuesday evening, at the Rancho Del Higo. The social was well attended by the young people who spent the evening playing games and eating ice cream. The main event of the evening was when Messrs. Price Barber and Ray Lehman were shown how to play: All butt" me.
 Miss Belle Eyer returned the first of the week from California, where she has been spending her summer vaca- tiOn.
 E. T. Hawkins, formerly our fellow here on a visit. making final settlement of his affairs in Arizona. The loss of such men is chargeable to our poor water facilities. He regrets to leave a land he loves so well, but it seems that existence under past conditions was no longer possible.
 A party of young people. chaperoned by Rev. DOud and wife, consisting of the Misses Lulu DOud. AiIene Lee. Ed ma GOOding and Messrs. l.. J. Gooding Carl DOud. went on a fishing trip to- ward New river Wednesday morn ing. They carried a good supply consisting of bacon, onions three can teens of water. seven bottles of soda pop and some canned gods, along to use until rescued by the search party which they took the precaution to or ganize before starting.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
THE LITERARY GIRLS CHECK

It was the literary girls first check. She had sold a triOlet to one of the big magazines. and the editor had mailed her a check that was crowded with figures, pictures and punches.
 Tt is so pretty, l hate to part with it" she unused, as she entered the bank, and just to think l really sold d poem"
 The bald-headed teller scrutinized the check with his accustomed brisk ness and then, to the maiden's horror, handed it back to her. .. Isn't it gOOd?" she gasped
 Yes" replied the cashier, but you haven't indorsed it."
 'Er-I don't exactly understand" Why you must put your name on the back of the check, miss. There is a pen and ink over there"
 And will you cash it then?"
 Certainly. Bring it right back" The literary girl went over to the desk and dipped the pen in the ink. For at least five minutes she was writ ing.
 Must have a name as long as a Russian general" grunted the teller from behind the steel-ribbed cage. After many careful corrections and alterations, the literary girl tossed the pen aside and returned to the window with the check Then the teller rub bed his eyes in astonishment. This is how she had indorsed it:
 Miss Gladys Genevieve Corelli Johnson, Poetess,
 Apartment K, Court,
 New YOrkCity."
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

 Harvard Medical College. Was formerly mem be- of the Rhode Island and Colorado Stste Medical Societies and UNITED STATES PENSION EXAM INER. Health is weath-EconOmy to be well! :! Are you suffering from some chronic atfectionI Are Tou weak, sick and unable to perform the ordinary duties of life? If SO, beware of patent medicines, Inexperienced and uDskilled physi. rians. pr. Hibbard employs none but rational lnd scientific methods-he uses 10 injurious drugs in removing tho poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DISEASES from the system. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all it's b2neful effects positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic, nervous, blood, kidney, urinary, bladder and special diseases treated in strictly Up-tO-date manner.
 Hbhard Building,
 26-23 South 2nd Ay.. Ph9niK, Arizona.
 Consultation freq. Hours 10 to l2 {; l to 5, and q to :, Address all commnnicat tions,
 SKILLFUL SUCCESSFUL
 LNAM019
 RELIABLE PROGRESSIVE
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
Nothing succeecs LIxe Success.
DR. nlRBARD IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT
 THE SOUTHWEST AS A Leading Specialist IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage of the leading business men, and m os t prominent
 citizens of Arizona. The DoctOr ia q graduate of
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

A remarkable case of longevity is in stanced by the Canadian Gazette, which records that C~iu"v'-~man passed thror~r Montreal the other day who claimed to be IT years old. She had nothing to prove her age, only the wo~d of her friends added to her own, but her appearahce was most eloquent, and certainly tended to confirm her remark able statement. As an official put it. she seemed as if she mad been dug out of the great wall of China, built some 3 1000 years ago. She was on her -7y home from Demerara to China, in order to make her last resting place in the Celestial kingdom, because she feared she had not many more years to live.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
THE STAR AND THE sTANDPIPE.

To the Editor of the Republican: Sir The bright star referred to in the Republican, is ATcturus, a fixed star of the first magnitude. It is also called Alpha BoOtes and is one of the very brilliant stars in the northern heavens. It is found situated in the constellation Bootes. The ancients supposed BOOtes to be the keeper of the Great Bear -Ursa Major-of which the Big Dipper forms a part. Some ancients called the Big Dipper a blow, and sup posed BOOtes to be the plowman stand ing behind the implement. He faith fully follows the Dipper, and is always to be found apparently short dis tance from the handle of the Dipper.
 At present, Jupiter is a morning star and will be until Nov. 24th-then evening star the rest of the year. Jup- iter may be seen in the east. situated in the constellation Taurus-the Bull south of Orion. The Pleiades fall with in the limits of Taurus. and are situ- ated on the bulls shoulder. Jupiter will be at home in Taurus during this present month. also Oct. and Nov. In Dec. he will visit Aries. Venus is sit uated. at present, in the constellation Cancer, and is the bright, peculiar star" that is to be seen low in the eastern horizon about a. m. The in dividual who saw Jupiter above the stand pipe in the evening. must have been in a condition to see things
 Evidently he had been drinking coffee GAS an antido.e. take cereaD.
 If you keep your eye on Orion. you will find Jupiter in his neighborhOod all the year-and as for Orion. he never deigns to even look at the stand pipe.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
LOOKING INTO IT.

one of the judges of the supreme court of New York state owns owns and has country residence on the banks of lake in the northern part of the state, and a few days ago the presi- dent of a camping and fishing club went to the jurist and asked:
 Judge, would you have any objec- ton to our club camping on the oppo- site side of your lake for couple of weeks 9"
 For what object?" gravely asked the judge.
 Mostly to fish"
 Fish? Fish? But where would you fish? 9"
 ''In the lake, of course"
 But there are no fish in the lake, are the-e?"
 Tt is accounted the best lake for fishing in the whole state. Haven't you found that out after living here for five years?"
 Not at all I never heard that there was a fish in those waters. It's thing I must look into, and meanwhile you can camp and fish all you want to. Dear. dear me! Fish in my lake, and didn't know it! I think l shall order both parties to prepare briefs on that"
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
OBSERVER
HOW 8 THIS7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of CataTh that cannot be cured by Halps Catarrh Cure
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN 6S MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- Cous surfaces of the system. Testimon- ials sent free. Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
FOR FUTURE BUSINESS
Representative Of Arizona Smelling
 Co. Visits Kelvin.

MT. E. Fleming L'Engle. representing the Arizona Smelling Co.,, located in Yavapai county, spent yesterday leav- ing for the north this morning The Arizona Smelling Go. is the name of the corporation that has succeeded to the property and site of the old Val Verde plant and which is now being reconstructed in larger capacity and with all modern smelting improve mentS.
 MT L'Engle was returning from trip to Kelvin and through the mining district of Pinal county where he made arrangements for the shipment of ores to the new shelter and carload. be- ing the first from this part of the country to that smelter, will be ship ped in few days.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
WOMAN 171 YEARS OLD.

New York Globe.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

The Glendale school is expected to open about the 18th of this month, with Prof. E. C. Bunch and Miss Jessie Forsythe as teachers.
 Mrs. A. T. Enloe came in on the Wednesday mornings train from Sil- yer Bell, Arizona, to visit with old friends.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
GLENDALE NEWS.

Glendale. Ariz., Sept. 14.-(Special correspondence of The Republican, Price and Harry Barber came down from the Relief mine to spend a few days while the 3OO-fOOt level is being put in shape.
 The auction held at Benton Queens berry's place was well attended. He disposed of all his property and will leave about the last of the week with
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
WOMAN's WAY.

What are you Joking so glum about"
 "Oh, my fancee has changed her mind."
 still worrying over that? It was fully a month ago since you told me she had broken off the engagement"
 "Oh, it has been on and off again twice since then. n.''-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

She was bent nearly double, and her face looked like crinkled yellow parch ment. It appears that she left China when 70 years old, and has resided in Demerara for the last 10 years.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17
TEAMS WANTED.

Teams are wanted at once to work on the repairs to be made at the Ari- zona Canal dam. Apply at office of
 ARIZONA WATER COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-17

Knowing how to make old clothes look like new is one reason why We can do it better and cheaper. Chicago Tailoring O., No 39 E. Adams St.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-08-30
Phone 49, AMERICAS ILLUMINATING & POWER co.
AMERIcus CAN WITNESS EVENT
a Partial Eclipse of the Sun This
Morning

Americas people astir by O'Clock
this morning will witness the partial
eclipse of the sun. The eclipse will oc.
cur shortly after sunrise, which will be
at exactly O'Clock, and for forty five
minutes the progress of the moons
shadow on the sun, as it passes between
that body and the earth, will be visible.
The moon is estimated to be about 400
times smaller than the sun, and this
being true, it would be impossible for
its shadow to enshroud the entire globe
The line of totality will cover a region
of 167 miles in width. When the shad
ow is first visible in Americus the moon
will look like black notch on the edge
of the SUP, but will soon become vIsi-
BILE, IS it passes with slow but steady
movement between the sun and earth
The landscape will lose it's brilliant
lighting, which will fade rather imper-
ceptlbly Ill to q wierd light. When the
SIMS disc Is more than half covered
the air will become chilly, and it will
be noticed that the shadows cast by the
foliage will have the shape of a ores.
cent. By these shadows it will be pos
sible to tell the progress of the eclipse,
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SOME CHANGES FOR sEAsoAR0
Quite Probably Will Be Effected Very
Soon.

Interest is manifested in Americus at
prospective changes pending among
departmental heads of the Seaboard
Airline. Mr.. Walter Hale, superinten-
dent of the fifth division of the Sea-
board, embracing the lines from Savan-
nah to Montgomery and Columbus and
branches, will be transferred to the
fourth division, with headquarters st
Jacksonville, the change being made
effective Sept. 1. w. J. jerks, whom
he succeeds, goes to Raleigh, taking
charge of the second division, w. Il.
Hudson, superintendent there, having
been transferred to the first division,
succeeding 9, FL. Hix, made general
superintendent. It is not known who
will succeed Mr. Hale, butt is believed
it will be Harry B. Grimshaw, now su-
perinteRdent OF the Savannah and
Statesboro railroad. Mr.. Grim shaw re-
sided for Peveral years in Americus as
a former employe Of the Seaboard and
| is we'll known here.
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Bargains in Blankets.

Now is the time to buy your
Winter supply of Blankets during
this week of special sale as prices
will be higher latOr on.
1914 All-woOl Blankets SIP 90
quality special this week at
$1,000.
ia All wool Blankets $40 OOqual-
ity, special this week at $500.
ia All wool Blankets $500 quail
ity, special this week at 5000.
10 4 California Blankets $500
quality, special this week at $50