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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
What They Needed.

81 wonder what Miss Bytham meanty''
why what did she say, Ferdy?"
well I sent her some verses, y know
-clevah things, | thought. And she
said they were very nice, but that l
should have them sent to a c%hi.opodist."
Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Poor Man.

Friend-When are you going to take
your vacation?
Mr.. Meekun-I'm taking it now. My
wife and daughters are at the seaside.
-Chicago Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Stung!
missioner

Bacon-Did you ever go to G. sewing
bee?
Egbert-Oh, yes.
What happened?"
Got stung."
"Oh, you met your wife there, did
you?"-Yonkers Statesman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Ever Walk Behind

A man with an i'll fitting suit of clothes on
and wondered how In the name of common
sense he was persuaded to buy a suit like
thatf The explanation is simple, it looked
right when he bought it, but not being made
right it went wrong. Our clothes look right
and keep right because there is nothing
wrong about them, their shape is there by
right cut and making.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Unwarranted Forebodinps.

miss Spuddsleigh says she Doesn't
play golf because she fears it will ruin
her complexion"
oh" replied Mrs. Snippleigh, she
needn't be afraid. The sun has little or
no effect on iapanned ware."-Chicaso
Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
What's the UseP

The women now who fume and shout
And congregate in t%nrongs-
What would they have to fuss about
II We removed their wrongs?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Intends m Hi q application to the Board of K
else Commissioners OF the citv of Perth Amboy,
At their next mesiing for a license TO keep n
saloon with the priv ege OF selling malt and
spiritrous liquors In the CITY OF Perth Amboy,
and in the house owned bv hi pself at cor. Fav-
cite ST., and Chapman ave. JOHN PALKO
1887 9-12 81 oew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
FIRE ALARM BOXKs.

e Raritan Copper Works
20 High and Lewis
n Madison ave and Paterson 81
% Market and First SITS. Ds9f f
35 Smith and High st
81 State and Smith SITS
18 Buckingham ave and Hartt
4b Commerce and Front SITS
AZ High and Washington str
81 State st and Buckingham ave
% Hall ave and Charles st
81 Railroad ave and Wayne
% Washington and First sits
6s Turnpike and Elm st
"a Smith st and Watson ave
% Commerce and State tn
~ Front and Smith SITS
~ Water and Gordon SITS
IA Kearny ave and Gordon st
~ Smith and Herbert st
81 Woodbridge road and Washington gt
"a Lehigh ave ' Y Stanford st
To send In an alarm, open the door Of the box
and pull down the lever and let go once only.
Stay 1t box until fremen arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
! tap-Break In circuit. 2 taps-Drill and fire
alarm test. Hydrant at corner Of Jefferson and
High street. always to be used for this trial. 8
Taps Fire out. 5~taps-Police call. l2-Call for
Lincoln Hose. iS-Call for Washington Hose
I4-Uail for Mcclellan Hose I6-Caii for Pro-
tection Il. and L.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Marrow.

"old strab is a man of very broad
views"
That SO? I hadn't noticed it; /
thpught he was Observation-Disclosures
Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
just So.

What's a clever joke?H
Dine that makes you laugh When
you know absolutely there is noth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12

4 f.

The September G. Fided
ly a fiction numbers Dlet
stories, besides the rs Q
L. Frank lockers c
the sea, "Under es.
First'place is given I'd Eng
lish character by the In
Prisoner of zenda, -" 81 Rla
logues,3' ETC., AnthonI n
story is entitled "MN
Chance" and is illusti P
Hambidge. There is a
"Lady Quassia, " by Eliza
author of 'The Magnet
Harvey J. O'Higgins,
'"The Smoke-eaters, " contr
Clinkers, " another story of
liremen; and there is Il
Lawrence Motifs Jules of TIL
heart stories, " Remember !
Among the work left behindV
the late Elizabeth Cherry
author of ''Pa Gladden." WI
Lady of Balance" This story
ing characters and scenes in Kel
is one ..of The September Cen
offerings. Edwin L. Sabin's ST
of boy life are continued in mid
toms HILL" a Shedding story WI
will bring a cool contrast to the
sons heat. There is a tale of the ciV
war, ''Mary Ellen and Evelyn May
by Gouverneur Morris. '"The Battel
Foo" happily timed, is a sympathN
tically treated Japanese love story on
the present war by Oscar King Davis,
the well-known correspondent and
story writer. Elizabeth Herrick has /
written a story of divorce, which is
really a social study, "The Case of
Patricia" Last, but by no means
least, is one of Seumas MacManus's
Irish character stories, "Mrs. Nc
Gorarty's Inheritance"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
so THERE.

Patience-She says she never made
a mistake in her life.
Patrice-Well, neither have /; and
l don't believe her!-Portsmouth Herr
aid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-12
Hog Therel Too

Hes THERE Too.
patIe Is she a ! fish girl?
pyinga knock all By her
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

DE moderate gal9ere paa 5pen, er
nappe" frtoer 8laOet, olnere rib
berlige END politiife @aIsere / Ql=
minOelig9eO. SmiOIeraib bar oct
o9Iaa en- Sell of Sr. 0eunBer at
title fig / benne &reOs. 6pis ban
fom &onieilsprafibent pnItebe Sebe
/ 5oltet9inget, itutOe ban 9abe oaret
iliaet Up I en- raoital @enftretrebs -
life / en- at be fpenIte DELIBERATIONS
treble. 9i frem6aDeOe / i'm Sin
bette itartt. og bet bill muligbis au
meget mart ita0faite fig, at Ri babOe
aet / oenne getragtning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Hvorfor 1.-The Stern Oil & Gas
KOmpagni" err det bedste spekuIa-
tive TiIbud Qiyet.

Deres ,~,leases"e r 1ige i defineret Ollie
territorium.
De har ID Bromide, der p~roducerer OPP
imod 30 Barrels ON Dageu.
Ferdig Marked for alt, hvad der pro-
duceres.
Kompagniet er like overkapitalise-
ret.
Der er intet ,.watered stock".
Observation-Disclosures afgiver hem
we'd 10 Procent paa ,,preferred stock.
Intel andet Oliekompagnika kan opvise
saa stOrt etAreal af code Ollie leases,
sammenholdt med saa lille Kapital.
Ollie af h9jeste Gravitet ~produceres
og bringer h@jeste Pris paa Markedet.
Ingen tor Br0nd boret paa Ejendom-
men eller / dens Nserhed.
B%rpndene yder en- stadig Prohibition,
hvad der sikrer en- fordelagtig Forte
neste paa Deres Penge.
Erfarne og paalidelige ,,Oliemsend"
~Yaretager EJendOmmen.
Ingen LON til Embedsm9nd uden
B~ogholder og M2ndene i Marken.
Naturlig Gas bruges for Braende til
en- Pris af $25 pr. NAMED.
Der gives lige straks Fortjeneste paa
de indsatte PENCE.
PENCE. som modtages for Salg af
Aktier, bfuges til at foroge Produktio-
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
MAGRE FOLK

pnsker at blive fede, og fede Folk
0nsker at blive magre Diet er
mcnneskelig Natur. Err De fed,
da brug like Scott's Emulsion.
Den vii for0ge Deres Vagt. Err
De mayer, er Scott's Emulsion
netop hvad De beh0ver.
bet er ct af de st0rste kjendte
kj0ddannende Preparater. like
en- midlertidig Vegtfor9gelse,
men solid KIDD, der vii give Le-
genet Runding hvor Diet beho-
YES.
Der er intet bedre end Scott's
Emulsion mod Svakkelse og AT
magring.
VI VII sende Dem er Prove frit paa Forlangonae.
SCOTT a BOVINE, 100 Pearl street, New York.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

ter De fsrIte. 5uIOOofsen9eoen inos
trnfer Iaa Del for9oinoernes iom for
Mpnbenes 9eptommenbe langt ienez
re Der end / be Mteliite 9an0e, og an
ta9elt9t iom 6slge At ben tioligcre
MooenbeO er Ogiad ben alminoelige
0ebelia6eo Iterre bos Snoarerne eno
i ben anglo : ftanbo : germanIie
Rdce. Den Ipeciele 5ubertulOIebgz
oeligbeb er berimob Iterre bos Noroz
arerne eno hos &elterne, oq bette ban
Ger anta9eli9t Iammen meb oor9rbItz
tastes eienbommelige 9n9ning. 4ures
tnuoer trpffer man ogiaa langt 6ops
piQere hos 0oros eno 6o8 SpOdrerne.
Gnopibere er bdrli9e % sbelaate
Spnoer meget mere alminOelige | Dor
Hace enb 6os 8elterne; naar ben felz
tiife 9binbe bar faa ooerorOentl,g
Imuffe 5anoer, Itplbes bette life
benbes Stgn6ebsmibler, men ganIte
Iimpelt ben6es Race, pq naar Ri gem
nemgaaenoe far iad Ilette 5pnOer, sr
@runben Iiffert lan9t minbre at foe
! baarlig 9osning enb / Dor Race.
ejenoommelig6eo. Oct er o9Iaa intes
rssiant at minoes, boorlebes ben / 0et
.15.-16. Qar6unorebe faa frbgtebe
epibemiIte Spgbom Den engelife
Speo" paa i'm bBb6ringenbe Sang o.
per @uropa tegneoe ct formeligt Sort
cDer2lrerne, ioet ben fun dngrebNoros
arerne, ia, ielb nadr ben trGngte BELT
frem til ~teltiIte Steber, pileoe ben
fun Meolemmer al ben norbari Ite8as
&c ub fom Dire.
Gnoelig Tom bet iibIte Racepr99
omtalte Yrof. Nielien Gbnen til OF
tlimatiIering oDerfor 3uoperne og til
at tunne forinere fig og opretboIoe
Racen Der. Genne Gbne Iubner ale
Qrer. Der ftadr Horbs % Sbbdrer
Iammen, be fan lite taale ben Oms
.formning al beres Srganisme, iom
Sroperne frembringer. QntaIet at
8Brnefpbsler furrinaes meget bur
tigt og iamtioig ogiaa gntalIet at les
penoefgbte 8srn og / 2ebet at 81
8enerdtioner inbtr9ber Der Steris
litet. Sg pda famine Mudbe fan
Rorbz og SDbdrer beler life bGooe
Iig igennem &rDbsninger meb andre
Racer ogiaa Der bliber be imterils.
Oenne ubsjeli9e Hdcelob er MAJ till
bsielig til at glemme, nadr mar fen
Der unge MlGnb til be tropiIfe Gam
De. Der er life | bore 0dge Iad Itor
6are for bet entelte Snbebibs Sunbs
6eostilitdnb | Sroperne, men Gocen
FAR poa bette puntt fat en- uobers
Itribelig 8ranie. s MobiGtning bers
til fan @qoitanerne lebe I ubegr9n1ct
3ib / 3ropperne Og formere fig Der,
og be tan frboies meb andre Racer
% bog opretbolOe 5ruotbar6eben.
)Oette beItDrter 9beorien ON Qqitdz
nernes SnbbdnOring fbbfra.
Ser nuttebe prof. RielIen, men
ban bill fortIGtte / ct fenere Sore
hrnd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Aktier til SaIg.

10000 Aktier 6 Procent preferred ku-
mulerende Stock falbydes til 81 pr. Ak
tie. Kobet af Ell Aktie preferred Stock
berettiger K0beren til en- Aktie af COM
mon Stock, hvilken udstedes og leve-
res sammen med preferred Stock-Ak-
tier. Stemmeretten hafter til commen
Stock og berettiger B3reren deraf til
IN Stcmme for hver Aktie i ethvert
aarligt eller specielt Mode af Stock
holderne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Inddragning af Aktier.

Kompagniet forbeholder sig Ret til
at inddrage allie eller en- Del af ,,pr2-
ferred" Aktier efter Jan. 1910 til deres
paaskrevne Verdi. Common Stock
deltager like / Kompagniets Fortjene-
ste, forend preferred Stock er inddra
get, og naar disse er inddraget, vii
common Stock blive vard mango
kapftalen saa kun oliver $4,000. K9-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

tum, at Oliefeltet i Usage Nation pro-
ducerer den meste og bedste Ollie / de
Forenede Slater, idet Brondene der
producerer fra 50 til 700 Barrels liver
ON Dagen. Dette Kompagni vii straks
begynde at bore paa diets Usage ,,hol
dings.', og vi venter at Sc nogle dyg-
tfQp P~rOduceDter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Neste Rente paa ,,preferred"
Stock forfaIden I. Juni zoos.

Vor .,prefrrred" Stock garanterer q
Procent aarlig Renter, men Fortjene-
stem for n~Rrvnrende tillader, at de be
tales fjerdingaarlig. NRste Rente-
Betalings-Dag oliver l. Juni 1905, o.
saa hver 30. Dag derefter. Der er saa-
ledes sikret ejeblikkelig F~ortjeneste
a ~Indsatsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

On 5amiIte for9iOet a
st a6iemmeroab". Gn SAINT
lie i 5annsrup teo fornpIig al IN
6%u6ip96om og fl iislge o@renaa
III" at en- Ra6otone ct o6emme=
raab9. Der beitoo I. at De Ttuloe be
mite en- Gbidelpsoplssning til 5nos
onibning / 6uoen. BamiIien fulate
Raabet. men Bsl9sn 6lep en- me9et
farli9 notwithstanding % ct iii
le Barn CT ollerebe osb - uoen At
rem tegale Solution bog bar tuns
net t%onitatere MISUNDERSTANDING
fom ben abiolute8 sbsdarIdq - me-
beus DEN ebrige 8st al 5amilieu,
9lano, Some % 10 Bern. ligger paa
Snaebuiet i en- 5ilitono. Der mann
liq for aonens @ebfommenbe er me-
get bet9ntelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
KapitaI, Stern Oil & Gas Co.

Aktiekapitalen er delt / 100000 Aktier
af ,,preferred", 6 ProCent akkumule
rende Stock, verd 81 pr. Aktie, fuldt
betalt og like beskattelig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

for we'd denne It'd. Ejendommen er
fuldelig provet OK er nu paa rentabel
Basis. bet er ike ct Experiment,
man l9ber ingen Resiko, da vi allerede
producerer og saelger Ollie. og K%onpag-
MET er paa solid Basis, og Fortjenesten
er regelmaessig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Nerverende Fortjeneste og
fremtidig UdVikIing.

Indkomsten for nsrverende Produk
ton til nugaeldende Priser belober sig
til henved $4,000 ON Aaret, hvilket
svarer til 10 Procent a ppreferred"
Stock. Pengene, som modtages for
Salg afAktier. vii blive brugt til Senk-
ming af flere Bromide. Diet mindste 20
nye Bromide vii blive borede omkring
Januar 1906, hvilket vii for6ge Produk-
tionen til omkring $50 Barrels ON Da-
gen, og Diet vii efter naryRrende Pri-
ser til neste Aar give en- F~ortjeneste
tendedel royalty, som gaar til Far
IN. rem. Acknowledged for 1905 vii da
blive omkring s1s7 900. For0gelsen der
efter sku de for hvert Aar tiltage efter
canine Ratio. bet er ct velkeddt Fax.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

fun par last no9te raabne 8raObey.
tbi naite Dag fanotes ban fibbenoe
BIO / grsnben, Der par ca. 7 QI.
bpb, L Qlen / @enneminit, og 6oori
bar ca. 8 III. 8anb. 0et sberIte At
9opebet, inbtil 0berlaben, og BEN
fire Sob CO @rm par fri, Iaalebes At
bet 0eo 2igIpnet - ba RGien 1dboe
p9rst o0er 8anoet, life tunOe aFqss
reg, ON ban bar bratnet e1er frosz
fen bel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

bet af en- Aktie af Stock / wort Kom-
pagni medfQrer Medejendom / al Kom-
pagniets Ejendom, ,leases' og Frem-
tidsudsigter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Medens mango Selskaber Kansas
har Besver med at sikre sig Marked
for deres Ollie, har Stern Oil Company
af Kansas City. Mo, fHrdig Marked for
sin Ollie. bet kunde salge 1000 Barrels
ON Dagen, ON Diet haVde saa meget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

8reuturerne tan unbbg r.
re 9ano. llnber oenne Spers
ffrift meoOetsr .9ono. 9ogbl."
@aar0sier Gbr. 8asmusTen CMol6o)
/ grtnTten bar / benne ginter fobre.
fine 8reaturer meb ioa mango Rosr.
at areaturerne 6elt bar funnel unos
bare 8ono. SIR. 9dsmusIen, Der
bar ca. 40 areaturer, bar fobret
bisfe. Taa at Re lie dlene er bel
bolbte. men er belt feoe, boabe 9eer.
ne % llngtreoturerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

st Optage1fesbtem Or
fsslabte Sanger. NbiersbpIs
eaaro peo 6oIiteo er / 6slge iii
be QmtstiO." iol9t til ct SeIIta6, Der
81. 4. beItudr al 5angielspuaItSobs.
Uatnct og GangielsIarer 3. Rief.
fen, 9rioslsIeli0e. FAINT 9dntoiret
ter :. q. Qggerbolm. 6oGIte6ro. for
27.500 ar. Oct er 5enIi9ten me6
SperbrdgelIen at bepdre 9(bIersbsIs
oaorb iom ct 9ptaqelTes6iem for
Isslo6te Sanger % betinget benaabes
be. % Gierlabet a9ter not. noar bet
itsnner 1i6spunftet beteiIigt. at asre
@biers6elgadrb til en- ielpejenbe Sns
itituiion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Sroerne tai BUFF reifen=
be 6aanbpGrt8penbe :
4nleoning al, at aere 9romanb baos
be ofpiit rcjienbe Sbenbe os Qu6ei.
here. Der snifcbe Qatteber6erg. bar
en- golitimeTter foreTpurst Sbifteb
Gmt. boorOibt bet paabOiIer @ait-
oioere paa 2anoet iom pligt mob
en- biaig og pasien6e 8etoling al
buIe reiIen6e, naonlig 6aanbOarts.
Ipenbe og Qrbeioere. for iaa bibt
tsr baoes f%orneben glabs BERTH.
Qntet mener. at en- iauOon qligt
paa6biler @atgiperne, % Miniite=
rist bar iflg. oRanOers @mtaOis"
erflaret fig enig / oenne OpfutteIfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Zen fene 9dar. 2unbbruget
lioer life iaa Iiot unoer bet telige
DER. Der bar feritet iiben Qprif
Maonebs 8egonoelie. ~ifriOes Der til
oar. Dbl" fra Qsmoigegnen ben %.
% Der paa Ggnen er enbnu ingen
S9b lagt.
llofigterne til tioliat @rps er MI
ooIaa meset imda.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Main Pipe Line til Kansas City
Og Neodesha Renserier.

Olie-Indsats er lig enhver anden Ind
salts. Der er code og daaHige; der er
dem, som har en- Fremtid paa Grund
af naturlige Fortrin og Markeds-Be-
kvemme1ighed. The Stern Oil * Gas
Co. har Adgangti til to Raffinaderier ale
rede nu, og der er allerede subskriberet
kapital til at bygge ct Raifinaderi fire
Nil 0st for Vor kjendom i Kansas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12

Deunt3ers truebe So q II
tat. 8enfreblabet o3ifjallonos
Golfeblab" amer Del for bejIt ianbs
f0nligt, at be Mooerate Dil bet9mpe
@e6eimetonferensraob 9eunber
SsiruptrebIen olerebe heb fsrIte9dl9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-05-12
Dette Kompagni ejer

Kompagnis Land, og Diet kan selge e
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
DEATH OF REV. nR, POPOFF
He OEce Lived in Phoenix, Partially
 Ragaining His Health.

The Reverend Stephen s. PopOf, a former resident of Phoenix died at Dr. Kings sanatorium, Selma, Alabama, March Ith, from cerebro spinal menin- sitis. The best of medical aid was given him. but ali in vain. Death came 60 claim the soul of q man who had lived a grand and noble life. MT PopofI came to this country from Bul- sariA when eighteen years of age to prepare himself for medical mission aPy He was a student at the Erie high schools and at the Fredonia nor maj school at Fredonia. \. Y and in the year of 1892 he was graduated with honors from the AIlegheney col lege. headville, Pa. Later he entered the Western Theological Seminary, and was one out of three of class of ten to pass the Presbytery examinations. lie was given charge of the Pine Creek church. which he held for one year. When he left there he entered the Bal timore school. but in three months he found il necessary to give up the work on account of a general breakdown in health. which resulted in tuberculosis.
 In July. 1902. he was united in mar riaEc to Miss Mary Frost of FredouiG. They came directly to Phoenix in the hone that a change of climate would improve his health. He gained so rap idly in strength that he was able to return to FredOuia in the spring of 1904. where he remained until tite foi- lowing November. The doctors had ad- vised him to take up no mental work for while. and he then went to Lam ison. Ala. tc engage in the lumber business. feeling that the outdoor work would be beneficial to him. The Clim- ate did not agree with him and all preparations were made to return to Arizona, but he grew SD much worse that the trip was given up, and after two weeks of serious illness he died The body was taken to Fredonia and funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. PopoT's parents. MT. and Mrs. W. II. Frost The services were con ducced by the Rev. Edwards P. CleaVe- land of the Presbyterian church. assist cd by the Rev Robert F. Brown Of the First NI. F. Church and Rev. Horace Mckinney of Brocton. a former class mate of Mr- POpo6, and Dr. J. Boyd Espy. presiding elder of the Erie dis trict. Interment was made in the For est Hill cemetery. Fredonia.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

8arverd Medical Collece Was tc. merry uem- aT Of the Rhode lsieac and Colorado State Medical -scieties and UNITED STATES PENSION EXAM. SER. Health is wealth-Econony to Do well are yo1 suffering from come chronic aifeoLloni -a 5uu weak, sick sud unable to le,tprnI the 3-!iuary duties of lief IT 90, beware os patent medicines, Inexperienced aud unskllled pnysi. tags. Dr. Hibbarl omfio. mono but rational nd scientiuc uctho4e-Ee Uses 10 n. .u- .ou> rurs m removing the poisonous effects Ct fLOOD AND PklNAlE DISEASES from the -yst"r1. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all its lsueful effects positively cured t'y the latest snd best rsmt dies Cbroul,, nervous, blood, ,ldney, urinary hlad1cr ant special diseases -roAtSd la strictly up-tu-t0te manner.
 Hbbs-d Building,
 26-23 South Sat hy.. PhGnS. Arizona.
 Cons1ltatiSu freN Hours 10 to l2 10 5, ard , to ., A6GoeSs all communications,
 SP<iLLEUL SUCCESSFUI
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Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

have been issued. There were thirty three applicants. The per cent of fail ures is about 42. At the last eXamina- ton it was a little more than fifty. But neither Pima nor NIaricopa county made a good showing in he late exam ination. the failures in each amounting to considerably more than fifty per cent. There were no applicants from either Navajo or Mohave county.
 The following certificates were is sued:
 First grade-Lauretta Cook and Ada Rebstock of Maricopa; Blanche Low rey of Yavapai.
 Second grade-May F. Knight of Co., conino; Wesley Hughes and Leila Spiers of Pima; r. II. Doty, Pinal; Vione Young, Carrie Nontfort and Es- till Davis of Maricopa; Minnie Cole man and J. H. Mangum of Graham Gertrude Reille of santa Cruz; Cora l.. Talbert. Mary F.. Caldwell and Stella McDermOtt of Yuma; Isabel Taliafer- TO and Margaret Fairholm of Cochise and Margaret Wilson of Cila.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
FoRESTALLING OF THE SALT
A Condition at Tempe Which Needs a
 Change.

So much having been heard of the threatening cutting of the river at Tempe. a correspondent of The Repub- lican visited the scene of the Salts expectations and he found a condition oS affairs which, though not necessa- rily alarming. is sufficient to arouse apprehension and to suggest the pro priety of the city doing something to prevent the further cutting at that particular point
 Until recently the river came in from the north and some distance above the Butte turned to the west by lit lie north. When the floods of the pres ent season set in the river began changing its course by cutting east of the Butte until the channel at that point is a thousand feet further south and considerable part of the Miller ranch has been absorbed. If this cut ting should continue and the curve thus formed should be sharpened. the river would have constructed for itself a dam which it would naturally at
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23

tempt to break rather than to rcrace the present course around the north side of the Butte.
 The topography of the country on the south side of the Butte might. to those who are not familiar with such things, seem to prevent the cutting of the riV- CT through in straight line. but there is little doubt that continued attacks would break through whatever back bone may be there and then the river would be upon the main part of Tempe which is somewhat lower than the point at which the cutting is now going on.
 If the action of the river could have been foreseen the cutting which has been done might very easily have been prevented and il is not too late to pre- vent a further invasion, but the task will be the more difficult the longer 1t is neglected. The first thing to be done is to give the river at that point a sloping bank, as 1t is a well known fact that the water could not then slough off the land as rapidly as in the case of a perpendicular bank The next thing is to give the bank a sort of riprapping which could be done quick ly and with little expense by throw ing cottonwood trees along the bank. tops downward. and anchoring them. The riprapping could be completed with driftwood and such other material as might be found convenient.
 Whatever is done should be done as early as possible for it is by no means likely that the floods are over. The biggest may yet be to come. There is more snow in the mountains than there has been for years. If it come off gradually little harm may be done. But it is getting late in the season now and if it should be brought down by rains or other sudden melting there will be such a flood as has not been seen in the Salt river for years.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-23
A BETTER SHOWING
4 Smaller Per Cent of Failure
 Among Teachers.

The territorial board of school exam iners will complete today the work oi going over the papers of the teachers at the last quarterly examination. This work has been held back by the de layed mails but all the papers are here now, all have been examined except those of three applicants from Apach5 county and they have been partially inspected with the result that they will probably pass. Nineteen certificates