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Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

marked absence of a clause prevent ing such diminutive fish from biting.
 MT. Hunts bill authorizing Gila county to bond itself to the amount of $4O,0 ,0OO for the building of a courthouse was passed without d dissenting vote. The council adjourned to the usual hour this morning, and at 11:3O o'clock will go into executive session for the consideration of the nominations made by the governor.
 A half dozen bills were introduced from the judiciary committee of the house in the afternoon. one is an amendment to charters of cities giving additional power to cOuEcilmen. An other provides for the payment of wit nesses before grand juTies at the rate of s a day. Another provides for the payment of attorneys appointed by the court for the defense of criminals In murder cases the defending attorney shall receive a fee of $1OO, and in all ether cases $50. Still another bill amends the law relating to adverse possession. There will be a session of the house this morning at the usual hour. but l. will likely be brief. To- morrow an adjournment will be taken until the return of the visiting com mittecs. The date of the reassembling has not yet been fixed.
 Dowds is the little drug store with tbe little DriceS
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

This is the first time in the history of the territory that nomination was made for the latter office. The status of it as a territorial office requiring action by the governor and council is not very clear, and it was decided that at least no harm could result from the nomination.
 Several bills were introduced in the council One, by MT. Ruiz, relates to, the manner of suICmOning juries. It is proposed by the bill to do away with special venires, and it is further pro vided that for cases in which the sher- if is interested as a party or a witness the jury shall be collected by the cor Oner.
 Mir. Ruiz introduced another bill prohibiting the holding of two offices by the same person at the same time. Another bill by MT. Ruiz relates to the justices offices and provides that there shall be two in precincts having a population oc 5000. This bill is sim liar to one now before the house.
 Another bill by Mir. Ruiz evidently cOntemplates the doing away with jus tices' courts in the territory of Arizona, for it provides that the magistrates of these useful but inferior courts shall be learned in the law and have been admitted to practice.
 Mr. LoOney introduced a bill which proposes a revision of the game laws of the territory. It provides for the protection of quail; that antelope, deer and wild turkey may be killed only during the month of November. and that fish less than seven inches in length shall not be caught There is a
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26
A SHORT LEGISLATIVE DAY
Not a Great Deal Accomplished in
 Either House.

The legislative council was in ses- sion about an hour yesterday morning. There was a brief morning sitting of the house and another in the after noon, at which the principal business transacted was the adoption of a mo ton to adjourn. Many of the mem bers desired to attend the opening meeting of the Territorial Live Stock association convention.
 Soon after the converting of the council the nominations of pr. Will liam DuffieId to be territorial health officer and L. w. Collins 60 be assist ant secretary of the territory were re- ceived from the office of the governor.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

Special prices on hot water bottles combs and brushes at Dowd's drus store.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

American Cleaning Works, E. Wash. cor. Third st. Phone Red 353.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26
Nothing succeecs Like Success.
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and .patrOnase of the leading business mon, and m os t prominent
 citizens of Arizona, The Doctor is a Gradnate of
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26
Have you smoked Kerry Cow" cigar.

Mrs. E. NJ. Mosher, ladies' tailor and dressmaking parlors. 222 W. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

Dowd's is the little drug store with the little prices.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenburg
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

IF YOU TRY A KERRY COW CI- GAR YOU WILL SMOKE NO OTHER
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets
 All druggists refund the money if It fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

OYSTERS served by the Kings Daughters, Baptist church, Friday eve ming.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

Sr. SO M S. 8etifager lit ser
Gonoi6at Ser republifoniiben 8or.
tel fiir oen erIten 8atbs5tpei Der 8.
@dro, oie er idor in ben Iesten 8uei
Sabren BORT oertreteH bat. Gr Ittmms
re fir 6ie 8erbreiterung ser 8aIti.
moreitraBe uno anoere 8erbeiieruns
gen uno bat iid 81 @uuiten Der 8e.
itGttgung Der orci Anleiben ousges
iprpfen.
Sr. Sohn See, iun., ser oemos
fratii6e Gonoi6at fir oen erItcu
&dtbs5peig ser 6. 8aro, lit in Dit
Baltimore tuoblbefannt, no er gebo-
rem tuuroe uno ieit Sabren iein Sc.
i6aft ot5 Bbotograpb betreibt. Sr,
9eb ioate nomentIif 0ie unterItiit-
3ung Ser Geutiden finoen, so er BON
oeutlder 9(bitammuug uno oes6al6
Die geeignete Serion lit, ibr SntereI.
le I'M Stuotrotb 5u pertreten.
Gin ltnfaIl auf Ser BAL.
t tmore O6to 9 a + n Sci
Singerlg, ungefGbr Is WeiIen bon
8ilmingtou, Gel, brad) am Sonntog
ole Idie Der 2ofomotipe oeS bier I'M
8 llbr abenos nodl 8bilaoelpbia a6.
gegan9enen 8uges. Die 2ofomotiue
mo elm @epGdipog9on eutgleiiten,
aber OerIest imir0e 0icman0. Der
Serfebr ollf ben 8eleiien mar bier
Stunben brad geIegt.
Gas Baltimore @itp
&eaGer8 Snititute". ocriam.
melte iid geiterr IN Der Gongregotio.
noltltet . Stride rtn0 belt OuIel6it
cine Gormittags. nno cine Gofnlit.
togS . Sitlug ab. ltngefGbr 1900
Sebrcr ulio 2ehreriunel batten lid
e%ingeflmOeu. Yr1lioent Sol. 8oduro
BON Der SduIbeboroe belt oie critic
Reoe, III ipelder er oltf Die 3iele mo
3tpefe oeS SuititiltS mnfmerfiam
mad)te. Onm iprad)en Or. @m. s..
8eldl BON ser nSobus SodfinS' llli-
ueriitGt" mo Or. Gbos. 90. Ballet
bon Nelu- 9ort. Die Sibuugen iuer.
oct nod belite uno morgeu iortge.
Iest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Sroltidaoen.

8aibin9ton, 0.G., II. gtpril.
- Nodrid)ten iiber SroitidJaoen fon.
men beilte aus peri6ieoenet 3beilet
OeS SiiOens, iognr 10 ipeit binob oils
Mobile, Ola. Sn Georgia, Noro.
uno Siio.9nrolinn, iotpie in 8irgi.
MEN iol SroIt m6breno Ser pergans
9cncn NadJt eroBes ltnbeiG ongerids
tet boben, uno meiterer 6roit lit beitte
Nof)t 5l beiiirdten. Die gusoeb,
null9 oeS Sd)aoenS fam nod uid)t
~ieitgeItellt iperoen ood bofit man,
Dob Die Yiiriid . @rnte i'll anbetradt
Der 2rodenbeit oes 8etterS nidt
fart geihdOi9t iporoen lit. 9obuen
ulro Somutenpffun5en itno oagegen
III OieIelt @egenoen total uernihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Sine 5lueitc D5rOntitrahcn.S bcatcr".
Satn1tropbe.

SnbianopoIts, Sno., II.
GpriI. - Srn 5reimalirer &enpeI,
100 EN- Botentmeoi5in . 4gent beitte
Gbeno eihe unent9eltlid)e 8oriteIling
gum 8eIten CAB, fam es BET Der Der.
tbeilung Der giaete 5u einem iol6en
@eorGnge, Dab bier 3eitun98iungen
in oemIelben um'S 2eben famlen uno
mebrere anoere tootlife 8erlebunaen
6ooon trugen. Mebrere Der Sylingen
Itiir5ten Die Sreppe binob. Die Zoo.
ten nnroen bebufs Soentiii5irunq
nddJ Der Wtorgue 9eIanot mto Die
Sbnerueriuunoeten mad oem Soipi.
tai, mGbrenO btele anobert, ole MIR
leift oeripunoet mllroen, nod Sultle
gingeil. @iner Der &naben, Die lid
Inn Ole 9ilete %beiuarben, lieB Oen
&uf pSelter" ertonen, Inn Den Iiis.
gang oerer 81 belhleunigen, Die iid
ifon i'm 9elise Der &arten beTnnoen.
Gin gonif 6roh lofort aus uno oie
Wefge begun in blinber &alt Ole
Treppe binab 5Ii ellen. Gin Riot.
Marin brad)te BoIi5eireIernen our
Stele mo begnnnen Die 4ettlings.
grbeiten, ole ieoof) bon elmer gln3ab(
Nellgieriger bebinoert nuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

-" @ines Der idloniten ur6 on.
i~predenoiten 2ofole in Dit : galti.
more lit Gelp's SoteG. peld]es ST..
Gbos. 3elp an Der ede Der 8rattitr.
rno 8eIt : Sails i. aoenue erriftet
bat. 9as Sotel lit in mooernemStp l
sebniit, oreiltodig uilo ertb1lt etlpu
30 3imnter, luelde sl biaieen Gatert
gemietbet iueroen fonnen. Cine edit
oeutife Slide liefert ben @6iten re-
gelmdBi9e Mabl5eiten, 1illo ein feiter
2unid miro t1eli6 ierpirt. Sr.GeIp
lit III tueiten 8reiien als iopioler Me.
itouroteur befnnnt unb liefert Die
feititen @etranfe uno 2iqltDre, iptpie
audi bos cole NoB aus Der Monu.
MENTAL : grouerei. Gin geiud) oes
Sotels lit einem Seoen gu empieblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

6ranf 9 alltcr'S Gufe. =
@eItern %feicrte Sr. Sronf Soliter Der,
crItcn Snbrestog Der groffnung iei.
mes neuen Cafes, Gr. t02, Goro,
2tbertp.S traBc, bos or be5oq, nod.
oeru Der grose 9rnnb- ON Z. 3e6rllar
1904 iein -@eid)aft an Der 6opctte.,
5lpiiden Hortb- uno SoaiooD Str.
fpelfcs CT brei Sabre nit @rfoIa be.
trieben, total jerltort boite. Sr.
Sunter lit pobl Der iiingite 8irtb il,
Baltimore, aber nod benz perbeercn-
bcu 6euer bat er ieltcne Gncrgie uns
llnternebmltfigsiiirn beipieien, irloenn
or ell nna~nlebnlid)eS 8eb1u6e ntie,
tbete uno oniielbe in geidmafpoIfer
8eiic rellopirte. 10 bob er iest ieinc
annoen iii einem clcgai,ten 2ofol
nit Den beiten @etr1nfen aino Cigar.
rem bebieneit fam. 5erner bat er
einel, bequemcn Speiieiaal einge.
rid)tet, no por5iialihe Soft rto 'oae
Eelifateiien Der Sobres5eit 5l mGBi.
scn 8reifen ierpirt meroen.
Yatrtotifbe Srganifa.
ID II. = Die oreii1brlife @eriomm.
lung 6es 8enerol . Bereitis Der
,S6bne Der Gcpolution" iinbet am
Donneritag, oen 20. .april. III Der
altet SeHatsfnmmer IN 4ltnnpolis
itott, mo befnnntlih General George
BnIbingtotl ieine 8eitalluns dls @e.
neral Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itieber.
lcsfe. Rnd ben 8erbaltolnngelt iper-
oen bic 91eilnebmer .pont ,@ouper.
i,eiir in beiien pauie %elnpfansen ntf
@1ite Der 3rol 8nrfieIb lem. 0as
Gffen fpir6 1T Der YgnrpeI : SnfIe"
eineenontmet,. Doun febret, bit
lbeiInebmer nod @oibington 5iiriid
un6 MAIDEN am Greitog cine erfltr'
iion uatJ Moilnt 8ernon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
StaNt Baltimore.
8OIitiides.

GUe Gnnoi6nten fir Den Stabtratb
Hominirt. - @tner BON ben uHub.
bGngigen 0emofroten 'rduS9es
iuorfen, unb sic dnoeren fol9en.-
9'ir oen nnobb0ngiaen 8epubIi-
fanern min man boS gerguiigen
nid)t uebmen.
Die Sa6tratbS . Ganoioatcn hoben
ale hire Betitiouen nit 200 bis 800
llnteridriften, Die c~rfor6crlid) iins,
Itnt ouf ben offi3ieuen Stimm5ettel
3u fomrRen, inn Bureau Der 8obIaui'
f~idJtSbeboroe eineereiht. IS nllroet
eingereid)t % lo5iaIiitiihe, 80 oemo-
fratiide uno 80 republitaniide Beti.
tioneu. gS finn olleroingS nllr %
Observation-Disclosures 81 errp1bIeH,
ltuo 5tpar 4 fir ben 5~ipeiten un6 "a
fir ben eriten 3meig, ouf Der ocrnoz
frotii6en 2iite Iteben aber 3 ltno auf
Der rcpublitanil6cn elite 4 ntubbGlt
gi9e Gonoioateu. Die 0emofrnten
boben MIR 81 reguIdre BON Der Bar
lei nomtnirte Gonoi0oten, in Ser %.
8arb Boben iie nGmIif) Tiemonoen
uufgeiteut. Die oret unobbGngigcn
oe%niotrotiid)en Ganoiboten iino
Charles 8. @aode uno MiDer Q. $.
2ipmnn bon Der 3. uno Siooc VI.
Sabn bon Der 9. @oro. Srlt. Sobtt'S
Yetition lit icood %perluorfen poroeit
lueil Die llnterjeihner rur oer .Gt6,
ooB iie iiir ibn itimnlcn ,%poIlen, 1tll=
ter5eidnet babcr, pGbrcno unter ser
cieentlihcn 8etition oie Nnrnen aqe
elmer Sonoibrift iinb. Sr. Saade
batte nidt genii9 l~lnterihriftru, er
reiftc cine Supplementorliite NIT
Is Ronlen elm, es febIt uber immcl.
nod cine llnterldrift, ieIbit luenn ute
neltell Is Rontcn one ri6tig limo, lno
icine Getition miro oe5bolb belitc
oltd fp%abrideinIih .periuorfen fucrs
Den. '8aIielbe SdidIal Orobt Der Ee-
tition oes Srn. 2ipman, oenn Der
6rie6ensridter, fpeIfer Gle llnter-
5eifner peretoigte, bat es unterlnIien,
in ole GibeSfornel ben Rornen oeS
Srr Sipmau eiu5pfiigert. gr urr6e
onoon benohrtdtigt irno aufeeTor.
bert, ieiten Grieoensrihter 5n britt
gen. Sr. 2ipman erflGrte ie0of1, er
fonne beln Srieoensri9ter nift orf-
finoen.
Die nnobbdr,gigen 8epubIifnncr
iiuo Der Re9er 8m. s. Iqen IN Der
s., ST.. Sobn g. SfGfer in Der 49,,
Sr. Wrr. 8. 8epmortb in Der 81. uno
Sr. albert 81. SproeIier in Der 90.
@aro. Srit. @eDiportb'S getition
lu,troe eefterti I6enS 5u ipater Strtn-
De einecreibt uno lit nod nidt reoi.
Dirt poroen. 0ie Yetitionen Der an
oeren orei unobbGnqioen republifnni-
i6ert gunoioaten iino ie6od) in Orb
itung. Sr. 8epnortb lieB iid iein
Betitionsformulor bereitS ilt Sc.
briior eeben. Die rcgulGren republic
fonilhen Gonoionten in ben 4'9SaroS
iino: Sr. Soiepb Seioenmon in oer
s., Sr. 9orrp @. Nice in Der 49,, Sr.
Conrad Wi0er IN Der 81. uno Or.
Senrp &. 2upuS in Ser %. @oro.
Sier bofft Sr. Sproeiier nit Siilfe
Der 0entofraten 81 iiegeir, peldle fei-
men eigenen Gonoionten fir Den 1.
3fpeia ~oitfgeitellt baben, un6 Sr.
Sre6erid 70, &eamaltn, Der oemofror
tiide Gonoioot fir ben A. Diltrift fir
ben 3. 3fueig, miro aiim 9beil Die
Stimmen Der republifartideu 4n.
Danger bes Srn. Sproeiier erbalten.
IS lit aber nift ousgei6loiiett, ooB
Der iO5ioliftiid)e Ganoioat Clarence S.
3oplor. elm gleftrifer, eiltcn Sbeil
Der b~emofrotiId)en Stinuncn Der %.
Waro crbolten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
@ermiid)tc telcsrapbiidle 9epeidlen.

Sn Mampuln, En., bat cine
5eilers6runit ooS Sti9lis'ite &c.
ldaitSbaiis, onS @efsler'id)e 8obr-
boiis uno me6rere Mietbsfalernen
5erItort. 0ns 8elter entitano ipabr.
Ideinlid, our6 Die erpIolion zines
SaIolin . Ofens i'm Stiglis'id ga.
bert, 1ino beitobe lpdre es BORT Iogor
5l eilter 9pnomit . @rploiion gefom.
men, lucrn nidt 6reipi0ise NIT eiee.
ncr &ebensgefobr ben geIdbrliden
Stoif entfernt b1tten. Ser 8erluit
betr00t etfpo 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

Ger f.8 crein"
belt geItern Gbeno in Srn. Senrp
SdleuneS' Sole, 9tr. 800, Sanooer.
StroBe, feline regelmdBi9e Seriommz
hung a6. Ger BrGlioent q. Got
tilbrte Den SorIiB unb Sr. s. 8.
Ieinborot fnngirte oils Brotofoafiib.
rer. 0aS WosfenboG- Gomite reidte
einen enogiiltigen 8eri6t Elm, loiit
Incident ein ~lleberidpiB bon $2S0.59
er5ielt tullroe. Der 8erif)t iprroe nit
8egeilterutg ollfgcnommen mo oaS
Gomite nit 0nnf entIoIien. AIs So.
mite fir bic pierteIi1brlid)c A6red).
nitng mo Bidder Heniiion iuuroen
Die $50. Sic. Sberenoer, Sac. @aa
ltto u. gornidel ernonnt. @inla.
0nngen bonn ySSunior Bpromioen=
Club" mo DEM n2ocitit.Boint WGn-
nerd)or," Der ,@introd)t" yWebger,"
uArbeiter = &ieOertofel" su einem ge.
meinidoftliden CONCERT an Oien.
Itog, Den f8. April mlir0en oonfeno
on9enommen. Dos Gomite fir sic
BensWtnrs@rfiiriion belt ont Conn.
tag abenO in Der @obnlttg oeS 8or.
iiberS, Srn. 0rorg 5iGino, cine Git.
3rng ub.
8~icDcliIt III GoIGtiion.
- Nilton Sorp, Der 10 Sabre oltc
Sobn beS Wilf6GlnolerS Clarence
Sorp. Ir. 1915, 9toro . Hegeiter.
StraBc, rannte geitern slbeno gegelt
6 llbr NIT ieirem 3ueiroo an DER
gde bon groooipop uuo OliperItraBe
9egen einet @ogcn. gr lpuroe nit
10 GROCER 8epolt gegen einen Rano.
ltein geidleuoert, Dab inn cine 9lllt.
aOer am Sinterfopfe 5erriiien nilroe.
Won bob oen betpltBtloIen &nnbet
auf uno brdd)te i'm no6 bent Soitie
bes Or. WcOopne1, Nr. 1901, Ioro.
9rooondD, Der bic 5temlid, e%rrlte
8unoe oerbono nn6 i'm nof Souie
brin9en lieb. Der a1itifer oeS $50
geils fubr bapon nno bate Die Boli.
5ei ieinen Nnrnen eeitcrn abeno nod
nidt ermittelt.
Ib mad Gonnectieut.-Sn
Der oitliden Boli5eiitation lp1iroe &c.
itern Der 70 Sobre olte 3imotbp
Sn0ipou Den 9eborben bon Con.
iteeticnt iiberanimorict. gr miro all.
geidniIoigi. lid an eiitem 9 Sobrc
alten Maod)en lit Biliantentir,
Conn, pergriffen 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19
Sine idjmcrc 9lnfla9c.

NV
-
Srant Sauter tue9en SaltenS zines
SpieItii6eS oerbaftet. Sens
%iotioneIe acknowledgement gegen
Elm RitgIieo ser @roBgeIbtporc.
men.
Sdtperc acknowledgement erbob
geItern gtodmittog Sr. 6ranf Solts
ter, ipeIher IN Nr. t02, Ror0.2ibertD.
StraBe, cine @oitpirtbifoft betreibt,
bel einem &crbor Dor Dem Boli5ei.
ri6ter 8rannan i'm mittIeren Sto,
tionSbauie iuegen angebliden Sal
tens zines Spieltiidfs in ieinem
2ofole gegen Srn. 2eoi @eiuberger,
melfer Mitglieo Der @roBgeIdnorc.
men Iein iou. Sr. Sauter, tpelder
ant SomItog Abeno oerboftet un6
bon oen AnluGIten 8m. g. 86pte,
JIM, unO @m. s. 9r0ning oertbei.
otgt miro, b%ebouptete n0mlidL ieinc
Serbottung lei bon 9rn. 8einberger
aus Rodle oofiir oeronIoBt tporoen,
ooB CT Iid) gerueiGert babe, cine gro
Bere QlontitGt SouriIt.8 biSfcp, fir
ipelden Sr, Weinberger alrnoen Jolt
clttre, ji touten. Gr logte, Dor Ian.
9erer Belt babe Sr. @einberaer al
Inn 9eio9t, eS tuiiroc better fir i'm
leih Den 8btStep 5u f%ollien, 0enn
IonIt miirbe er ieine 8erboftltno me.
9elt SoltenS ctncS Spicltiid1eS Der.
anIoI1en. &r. Snttcr fauite 6onn
audi cine ailte nit Dem @biSfen oc,
FILTER Slaiden, iuie CT logte; Ip6tcr
babe Sr. 8%ein6er9cr bon Inn Der.
Ian9t, Gin gon5es SOB bon Dem
@biSfeD on5uIdoffen. In Srcitug
babe CT III ieiner abiupienbeit sic
8irtbid)nft mieoer einmol betreten,
ben S6onfmGrter Senrp Damn 90.
rilbcr sur &e6e geIteIlt, ooB er Sun.
ocu Ocn GouriIt-@biSfep nidt Dor.
ieBe, unO Die 0robltng tuieoerDolt,
ieine (Souter'8) SerBoft,tng bernn.
IaIlen 5t mollen. Sr. Charles 90.
0eidc bon 9tr. 1925, Oit-5eoeroI1tr.,
trot aud ol8 3eitge fir Srn. Souter
auf, Ioruie Der SdonfmGrter 9omnt.
uno 9eioe beitGti9ten Srlt. Souter's
ansInsen. 9o Sr. 8einberger ulto
ein on6erer 3elige Ser @nflage nift
5ltgegen tuorell, luuroe Die fernerc
8crbanolung beS 5o1cS bis beute
Wtorgen Oeridoben.
Sr. Soilter nertuiirfelt SidetS fir
Wobl5eiten, ipie Capt. @dr6 bonn
mittleren StotionsbouIe iagt. Sir
20 Gents gie6t er nit 10 @iirfeIn 12
8iirfe, uno penn Der SpieIer eihe
gemilie 3obl mirft, erb1lt er einen
Dollar pertb Mabl5eiten.3 tdetS. SIN
8ebruar idon, ingt Capt. 8aro, babe
Raridoa Sornon i'm ouf oas Spiel
ais Elm geiebpiorigeS o,tfmerfiom
gentadt, uho Sr. Snuter babe inn
ueriprohen, es ein5ultelen; fem
8ort babe er uber nift geboIten.
an Somitag Norgen nun babe
SiilfS-Roridol Monning 5u inn &c.
oliBert, marllm er Dem @liidsIpiel in
Srn. Sauter's 8irtbidaft fem @n0c
made, mo 0oB eS bieBe, er idiite
Srn. Souter. Gurnuf bin nobtn
Capt. @uro Ole @erbaftling Dor.
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oeS~ belt in 2ouiS 8iiffer8 Sone an
6reoerifs, nobe 6opette.S traBe, lire
re9elmaBtge Seriommlunq ab, in
fuel6er Der Br0iiocut &uooIf @utSeit
Den 8oriis unb Der Sefret6r aaipar
Breoiger ooS Brotofou fiibrte. Rafl
GrIeoiguug Der &outineaelf,0fte
Dur0e beidIoiien, Dem ,l~lnabbanai.
gen giirgerperein" bei5utreten, al
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nelle W'it9Iieoer tuitr0en oufgenom.
men. Cine @%inIooung bon oen bier
inter Qcitung oeS 0irigenten 8rof.
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Game nititut iiltb ieltene Sflan5ell
gum @eribe BON 800 seito6len ipor-
ben. Ger Giebftuhl ipiiroe ant Spnns
Mbeno periibt.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-11-01

some defect of constitution probably
arrangement of the heart), can
take but little liquid. She drinks
water but infrequently and in small
quantity, at table she discards soups
and milk. You call the attention of
your active golf-playing daughters
to this habit, and suggest that the
quantity of fruit punch, lemonade,
ginger ale, water and milk in which
they are constantly indulging is un-
necessary and savors quite of vul-
garity.
The modern girl is quite literally
endowed with common sense; and,
if her mother is to remain to her a
figure in the foreground, she needs
have a reason for the faith that is
in her, and not advise indiscriminately
as to what is and is not suitable in
food.
The complaint is often heard that
too much is expected of the modern
woman. and that one cannot know
everything; but this cry comes from
those whose main resource is cards,
rather than from earnest women who
have in life some definite object to
work for as a family or a calling.
Earnest, sincere women, in their
new enthusiasm, will look into the
why and wherefore of things, and
reason out why Mrs. A. has been ad-
viSed by her physician to eat or re-
ject certain articles of food. She
will also try to prepare satisfactorily
certain articles of food which others
have praised, but for which she al
ways has held an aversion. To be
sure these are only little things, but
they may become stepping stones to
more important matters.
The vacatiOnist who has not return
ed home more tolerant of her neigh
bOr's views, who has not learned to
cultivate an apprecia ton of the good in
| those whose training and mode of
life differ greatly from her own, has
lost one of the best and most broad
ening influences of the summer out
| ing
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-11-01
About the New Fashions.

Here are the New Materials-In
materials the heavier fabrics are in
the minority Even the cheviOts,
tweeds and mannish wool materials
are much lighter in weight than they
were few seasons ago. Materials
with a mstrOus finish are much in
vogue. There are brOadclOths and
Henrietta cloths which have a surface
as glossy as satin.
1t promises to be a velvet winter
and for reception wear and calling
costumes much chiffon velvet will
be used For shirtwaist suits and
tailored skirt-and-cOat costumes cord
urOy will be largely worn. This too,
has lost much of it's former heavineSS.
How the New Skirts are Finished
The new gOred and plated skirts this
autumn are all finished with II hem
at the bottom, which varies in depth
from one and one-half to two inches
Rows of stitching finish the hem at
the top. When the skirt is made of
a heavy material it is often faced
with the same fabric, the facing eX-
tending about the depth of the hem
and being stitched at the top and
bottom. The circular skirts are very
hard TO hem, and so they are generally
faced The facings are narrow and
are either of the same material or of
silk matching in color the petticOat.
One of the most important features of
the new skirts is that the closing is
invisible Many of the skirts close
IN front or on the side, under a plait
MI the skirts fit more closely around
the tips than during the spring and
SKINNER. and many of the new models
Introduce the tunic effect.
For fall costumes silks are high i'm
| demand. and much more will be seen
as well as exquisite patterns in the
warp-printed silks.
TAces and Fancy Buttons Many
Of the all-Over laces with narrower
insertions to match, are charmingly
| wrought with the ribbon embroidery.
| Chiffon bands decorated with black
silk appliQues are among the favOrite
trimmings. and silk embroidered gal
looms. especially in two-tOned effects
are extremely good style.
Buttons are the height of fashion