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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

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5 wanie ca}ego organizmu.
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Reverend Newman,
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wv zg}aszaniu sic wymiencje
gazette ,, Wiarus"
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14
ARIZONA BANKERS
The Assembling of the Association al
 Prescott on Saturday.

The second annual convention of the Arizona Bankers association has been called to meet in the city of Prescott Saturday, November IS, and for the occasion the association has just issued invitations to it's members and a few invited guests. The session will last but one day, but during that time an opportunity will be afforded the men who handle the deposits and savings of the people of the territory to becom 2 acquainted and to discuss various phases of their business that are of in terest to them. The delegates during their stay in Prescott will be the guests of the YavaDai club.
 The convention will be called to or der at 10 o'clock, after which an ad dress of welcome to the delegates will be delivered by Hon. Morris Gold water the mayor of Prescott. Re sponse to the address will be made by MT. J. H. McClung, the vice presi- dent of the association. The princi- pal address of the morning session will be that of the president MT. A. O.. Smith, of Clifton. Inland drafts and exchange charges" will be the subject of an address by Hon. M. P. Freeman, of Tucson. The reports of the various committees will also be considered at the morning session.
 In the afternoon three interesting topics will be discussed. Hon. L. C.. Hanks, of Douglas, will read a paper on Bank assessment and taxation;" P. P. Greer, of Clifton, the Resources or Arizona;" Bracy Curtis, of Nogales. Payment of interest on commercial accounts and expense not. justified v Officers for the association to serve during the ensuing year will be chosen by a committee appointed for that purpose, after which a call of the counties will be made and an open discussion of any points desired will be entered into.
 At present the association has as members thirty-one banks of the ter ritory and several new members will ka taken in at the time of the Pres colt convention.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14

He was asked on cross examination if it was not true that he made of the rear of his saloon a place of assigna- ton, and that he had rooms where women of the town came. He denied it. He said that Mrs. Ludeke had liv- ed at his house for about six months, and was frequently there; that she was not "rustling" for the saloon, and that no other women were employed in that capacity. It was, though, not an uncommon thing for visitors, friends of the family, to call and have sociable drinks in the living rooms of his house. The witness also admitted on cross examination that Benitas was his brother law, the brother of his wife.
 The next and only other witness of the day was Mrs. Encinas. Her story of the shooting was about the same as that of her husbands. She was, by the way, one of the first persons to reach the body of Benitas. Regarding the quarrel in her house in March, which >her husband had mentioned. but did not see, she said that Mrs. Lu- deke and Benitas were there; that Be- nitas was lying on a couch asleep, and MrS. LuOehe was SllliIB at HIS Hedu when Douglas appeared at the door and told the woman to come with him. She refused to do so, when he entered and assaulted her, striking her several times in the face. Then he turned upon the sleeping Benitas and struck him in the face. Benitas sprang to his feet and beat Douglas, who was later thrown out by Encinas.
 The evidence for. the territory is now almost in. It is understood that the testimony for the defense will not be voluminous, so that it is quite proba- ble that the case will go to the jury today.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14

The chief criminal case of the pres- ent term of the district court was be- gun yesterday. It is that of Orlando Douglas for the killing of Pedro Be- nitas, in Tempe, on the 18th of last April. Benitas was shot to death iE front of a house occupied by Mrs Fanny Ludeke, with whom Douglas had lived intermittently for several years. A snort time before that he had been displaced in the affections of the woman by Benitas. Benitas was staying at the house of the woman the night of the killing. Douglas went to the house, knocked on the door, and called to Mrs. Ludeke to come out. She did not answer his summons, but Benitas went out and the shooting al-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14
Unhappy Women :!

No woman can be happy when her health is undermined. No woman can have good health while she suffers from female weakness, inflammation, ulcera- tion or any disease of the delicate wom- anly organs. Nervous, Sleepless, fretful, suffering in body and mind, she does not live but only exists.
 More than half a million such women have found perfect and permanent cure for their diseased condition in the use of Doctor PierceS Favorite Prescription. Women cured by this remedy say it is a wonderful medicine" so perfectly does it restore them to health and come Illness.
 There is no alcohol in "Favorite Pre- scription," neither does it contain opium, cocaine, nor any other harmful drug. It Is in the StricteSt sense, an honest, tenn perance medicine. Its ingredients are purely vegetable, and it will agree with the most delicate constitution.
 NEe Don't be hypnotized, or over per CS suaded, into accepting substitute. This medicine has record that's worth far more than any difference in price.
 Sick and ailing women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, either personally or by letter, absolutely without charge or fee, thus avoiding the unpleasant ques- tiOningS, offensive examinations and ob- nOXiouS local treatments considered nec- eSsary by many local practitioners. All correspondence treated as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Write without fear and without fee to Dr. R. V. Pierce, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N Y
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14
c. & A. TO DOUBLE CAPITAL.

A well founded rumor comes from Boston that in the very near future the capital stock of the Calumet & Ar izona company, operating in the War ren district, will be doubled. The cap italization, which is now $2,500,000, will be increased to s5,000,000. The en- tire five millions of stock, it is said, will be divided into 500,000 shares at the par value of $10, and two shares of the new stock will be given to holders for every share of the old. Four nun dhed thousand shares will be issued and 100000 shares will be kept in the treasury. It is also reported from the same source that a dividend of either $2.50 or $3 will be paid on the old stock on December goth next.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Arizona Publishing company will be held at the office of the company in Phoenix, Arizona, on Monday, November, the goth, at 10 o'clock 9. m.
 GEO. w. VICKERS, President.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-14
For "Fdir Week"

The first annual territorial fair will be attended by every woman in Arizona who can possibly be there and consequently flair week" should find you all ready as far as costume is concerned.
 If you need a new skirt, coat, tailor made suit, or shirt waist you'll find our department of ready to-wear garments most complete with the very latest things from New York City and all very con- servatively priced.
 All our garments are man-tailor- ed, consequently they hold their shape.
 Let us show you the new styles when you are in.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19

Miss Clara Seger is visiting friends
and relatives in Pittsburg.
Miss Fannie O'Day returned home
from Buffalo where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Portage was
a PRESS visitor last Saturday for the
purpose Of renewing the PRESS another
year to her mother, Mrs. L. Lucore.
Burlington (Ia) Gazette-Mr. Green
possesses a bass voice that thrills and
soothes simultaneously. 1t is sponta-
ne0us combination of resonance and
pathetic depth, embracing a range of
extremities almost inconceivable. AT
Star Course, Jan. %.
H. A. Cox, Esq, of Philadelphia, ac-
companied by Mr.. Ralph e. Sumner of
New York city, visited in Emporium
on Tuesday, looking over @. b. How
ard Company's lumber plant. Mr..
Cox is sales agent for above firm in
Philadelphia, while Mr.. Summer is en-
gagged as lumber dealer III New York.
Our old friend f. II. Mayer of Cler.
mont, visited in Emporium on Tues
day and favored the PRESS sanctum
with visit. Mr.. Mayer is a Pennsy
freight and ticket agent at Clermont,
having recently moved his family to
that place from Sizerville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayer were popular citizens OF
this county and we can assure our Nc
Kean friends that they can safely 'tio
to them"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
A Ragged Hero

Miss Blanche Ludlam is attending
Normal school at Clarion.
Mr.. Guy Klees is visiting relatives
and friends at Williamsport.
The music at st. Marks G hurch next
Sunday morning promises to be of a
very high order.
T. B. Lloyd, Cashier of First Nation
al Bank, goes to Buffalo to-day to
spend few days.
G. G. Fay, of East Emporium, was a
welcome PRESS visitor yesterday and
carried away his 1905 receipt.
Mrs. Boyd Bloom left yesterday for
Newport News, Va, to join her hus-
band, who is employed there.
Robt. Clark and family leave next
Monday for Canada, to attend the
Golden Wedding ofMr. Clark's parents.
Miss Eta Spense who has been en-
ployed in Buffalo, returned home
Saturday evening to visit her mother.
Miss Ida Hacket of Third street, has
returned home from Philadelphia,
where she has been learning the dress
making trade.
Mrs. Dorcas Hamilton has been
granted pension of $500 per month
and about $500 back pension since she
applied ten years ago.
John Farrell, son of our townsman
James Farrell, who is now located at
Kane, was married at Cory on Mon
day and is now visiting his parents
here.
Rev. Sypher is conducting revival
services at West Creek. Much inter
est is manifested in the meetings, there
being over fifty in attendance last
evening.
Mrs. Josiah Howard and children ac-
companied by nurse, Miss Halderman,
and Mrs. Howard's mother, Mrs. Bisel,
left last Monday for DeLand, Fla, to
pass the winter.
Kenneth, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCabe, died on Friday
last of pneumonia, aged 8 months.
Funeral services at the house on Satur-
day, and intermet in Forest Hill ceme-
terry. Autograph.
Mrs. M. McCabe and daugher
Mayme, of Emporium were in Austin
on Saturday attending the funeral of
Kenneth McCabe. -. Misses Alice and
Lille Kempher of Emporium, were the
/ guests of Mrs. Thas. Mette, Saturday.
Austin Republican,
Maurice j. Fielding's we'll liked
comedy drama of rural New England
] life, "a Ragged Herol with every
body's favorite, George F. Hall, in the
! title role, will be the attraction at the
opera house, Monday evening, Jan.
/ 23rd. The central figure of the play is
| a tramp who has become a wanderer
because of family misfortunes, but he
heroically redeems himself and begins
/ life anew The episode of the rescue of
! the child from a burning house by
means Of swing, and the race for lite
+ between a girl on bobsed and rail
/ road are the chief sensational incidents
! of the play.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
Fearful Revenge.

Watts-Docs your wife ever scoid
when you have been out late at nighti
Potts-Oh, no; she never says Il word!
She gets mp the next morning about d
o'clock and practices on the piano, and
l daren't say word.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
4 Mnrk of CmIturc.

Maud-That's a letter from Jack, Is
It? What horrid spelling! Mabel
know 1t. He does it on purpose. He
says that bad spelling is a mark of
high literary culture nowadays.-Chi.
cago Tribune.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
DAYS
The Satisfactory Store
JA-MA-KA
A GOOD 25C
COFFEE
23C A LIB.
GILT EDGE
FLOUR
l-8 BBL.
SACK 85C

Every housekeeper is the look out for good
-four Not moreso than the Day Grocery Store how
ever-not nearly so keen in the search, either 1t
money and extra is used to select a
flour that will please customers; i'll brief fine
family flour. We have 1.-THE GILT EDGE"
Want you to try one of the "a Il lb sacks at 85c
and if it is any better than the you pay the
for, good as the you pay for. In either
event it will pay you to change to "Git Edge" fonr.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
PER SONAL GOSSIP.

Contributions iRUited. That Which you tcoutd
like to in this departmental us knOD By pos.
tIt card or letter. personally.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19

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Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
N Y b o k.

Fran u~tgifvaren hr. ?. G.. Aim
berg, O. E. Chicago Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.,, har redaktionen for benaget
omnamnande haft nojet mottaga
en- liten box "Poetiska Blom-
NOR - ofversattningar fran en-
gelskan. andra skorden, samlade
och utgitna af P. G. Almberg' -
hvari inrymmss lett omveNlande
urval at tor defamation, laSning
och begrundande lampliga styc'
ken. Sam!i gen innehaller 43
poem at olika forfattare i vardad
ofversattning, och bland dessa
a~terhnnes en- del gamla bekanta,
sasom "Amerika", ''Narmare dig,
"Droj hos mig, Till fattighu
set, etc.
Boken kostar snyggt och starkt
inbunder a cents och rekommen
deras till dem, som hnna mole
att lasa poesi, och vi hoppas de
arc manga.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

Kanske sKu11e ocxsa genom en- sadan
institution nagon del at de hattre ar
betskrafterna, som optimistiskt lemnat
Sverige, kunna aterf0ras till helnlan-
Diet. bet Dor erinras ON att ! Chicago
finnas mer an 100000 svenskar.
AT skal. som ofvan ber0rts, ar Diet
.synnerligen o~nskvardt, att EFT storre
och afl0nadt svenskt konsulat inrat-
tas i Chicago, der var nuvarande repre-
s~entation | form af EFT oaflonadt vice
konsulat icke fyller nagra ansprak.
Titan sarskilda kostnader, knnde
dessutom till rang af konsulat urpho-
jas de nuvarande svenska vice konsu-
aten 1 Rotterdam, Liege, Bordeaux,
Lille, Rouen, Nizza, Milano, Turin,
Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool,
Newcastle, Cardiff, Dublin, Glasgow,
Washington, New Orleans, st. Louis.
Philadelphia, Boston och Montreal.
Stockholm den 13 Nov. 1905.
E-o-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

standarinna for Kvinnoforeningen
och anlitad solosangerska. At
tonen tillbringades under socialt
samqvam, sang och musk pre-
sterades och som EFT tecken af
karlek och vanskap ofverlemnades
pa artigt satt en- dyrbar present
af J. E. Peterson fran svenska bap-
tistkyrkan at Indian Lake town
ship.
Mrs Peterson och gossarne Wes-
ley och Stanley togo pa cnsdags
e. m. taget till Sioux City. Iowa,
der Mr.. Peterson skall mota dem
smart etter att hafva utredt sina
affarer har, fortsattande med ar
betet for Singers symaskinbolag.
Efter en- II. arig ~vistelse har onska
deras umgangesvanner dem en-
framgangsfull och lycklig trefnad
pa deras nya plats."
/ torsdags forliden vecka be
grades fran Augustanakyrkan
Mrs. Anna Maria Johnson fran
Whiting, la. Den ahidna var Todd
i Tosse socken, Dalsland. den E
juni 1873. Ingick aktenskap den
"a december 1900 med sin efser-
lefvande make Alfred Johnson,
med hvilken hon har iva barn. |
begrafningen deltogo manga van
ner och bekanta. Jordfastningen
var pa Floyd grafgarden. Som
narmast sorjande efter make och
barn efterlemnar hon en- syster
SAINT fyra broder, ALA bosatta har
i landet.
En- at deltagarne i EFT fem mil
langt stracksptang, som arrange
rats az The University of Chicago.
var hr. Alfred Anderson hariran
staden. Hr. Anderson deltog
kapploppningen och kom den stun
de i ordningen. antagligen bra ut
trottad.
Som EFT tillagg till ofvanstaende
villa vi saga, att da ~fornuftig gym
nastik och kroppsotningar utbild;
och satta styrka i kroppen, gor;
anstrangande sportofningar lang
mera skada an gagn. Loparer
fran Marathon till Athen foil doc
r ned, och mangeD har adragit sig
ete lifslangt hjertlidande genon
att ofveranstranga sina krafter.
TEA POAismdn varsnade i man
dagsnatt i narheten at viad lktel
? en- hogst besynnerlig fgur komm
emot dem. Vid narmare pa
seende befanns fguren vara G
! meyer vid MANN Jenkins, hvilker
pa sin rygg bar m 10 fot lang disk
+ som han stulit nagonstades. tIa
tvangs att bara disken tillbak
mot Diet stale, der han upPgaf 81
hafva kommit Oliver honom, me
a han trottnade pa vagen och slang
de sin borda i gatan och vagrad
att ga vidare. Han fck i stale
aka till polisstationen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08
Sioux City.

Heryar doktorer A. Anderson.
J. P. Savage och A. P. Bowman
reste i mandags till Plattsville,
Wis.,. for atl undersoka nSgra
bly, och zinkminor.
w. r. Gouriey fran Des Moines
ligger i matchmaking ON att
uppfora en- varieteteater bakom
juveleraren VIM. Hiles' butik,
6I3 Fourth st.
I t0,sdagsnaH var har vid mid
matt 3 grader under noll Fahren-
heit d. v. S. IS grader under frys-
punkten. Kontrasten med en- 70
regaende jemforelsevis mild vader-
lex var ganska kannbar.
Mr.. H. +. Reister erholl har-
omdagcn EFT telegram fran Chi
cago med underrattelse ON att
hans kusin, S. Dalton. blifvit an
traffad liggande dod pa jernvdgs-
spSret nara Dalton, en- forstad till
Chicago Daltons far var grund-
laggare till denna fcrstad, ION
bar hans MANN. bet hnnes or
saker. som aptyda. att han blifvit
mordad och kastad pa sparet.
Mr.. o. M. Anderson, som IN
def de ire sista aren varit fore
standard for the Leeds Lumber
Co., har afsagt sig sin befattning
och kommer att ofvertaga en- Xix
nande anstallning i St. Paul,
MINI.
En- meyer vid MANN Bob Ray
beredde sig i fredagsnatt intrade
i kallaren i polisstationen och lade
sig att sofva der. Bob var e
riktigt nykter och kom att lagga
sig litet for nara kaminen, sd att
han fattade cid. Han upptacktes
pa morgonen at en- poliskonstapel
da han stod i ljusan laga. kla
Gerna voro da nastan uppbrunnl
och han var betydligt svedd, me-
brannskadorna befunnos ej var;
vidare svara.
Hr. Emil Young atreste i son
days mot Sverige for att julia i de
gamla hemmetiO stergotlsnd. Hal
reste med Hvita Stiernliniens an
care Cedric fran New York onc
days.
Fran Worthington, Mimi, ha
infyttat till staden familien Care
lus O. Peterson boende i lagenhe
> ten mr.. 1888 Jennings St. Nj
, Peterson. som ar anstald hos Sir
ger symaskin 6rman och cite
mangarig vistelse a ofvannamd
plats nu s6ker EFT Store falt, kon
i mer val rekommenderad och tag
vi oss friheten att i o%fversattnin
= aftrycka fran Worthington Ad
. vance af den 24de Nov. som fo
l. jer:
t "Ett farval- ofverraskningssan
, qvam blef sistlidne mandasafto
= alton arrangeradt for Carolus {
r Petersons familI, som Pa atone
d blitvit inbjuden till supper" he
k L G.. Larson vid sjostrandvager
~ Helt otormodadt fyildes huset
folk represepterande ALA samfuI
den, men NEST fran Svenska Mi
K Sions Tabernaclet. hvaIest Pete.
n ~on varit supt. af s0ndagsskolal
q "a val som medlem af strakorCh
stern, medan Mrs. p. varit for
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-08

Tort och flint byggnadsvike
hos Spalding, 5 & Court.
Kop stormdorrar och stormIor-
stehos Spaulding 3&Court SITS.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c 6. Thelander.