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The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Thursday's Daily Jourua-

An, 7. Po... vloll1.s;. Phone -.
Au,uLIa Irodtueaer l. TccOve7:z-
from = spell OF FrI!-
Dr. /. c. Toss. Homeopathic g-E5.-
cIa.. Columbus. Heu.
NJ. Fred ScodeId anG caUEEte.
Fern are pota sutle-In- with II" Erll..
Miss Laura hifer Of schuyLe-ls a
the :. Marv's hospital Tor medical
treatment.
Read the A. Of the Cedar Val.ey
Stock farm II you want some good
h.ooG sows.
NJ. Frank Neata- wa gUite ser
.ouslv IL rhe first O. the week from
an attack o. heart trouble.
Miss Florence Ball fell while ska,-
IN. a. the roller rink las night, an
broke her -IgE- arm a III wrist
q. 7. Roen. =. y. StIreS md =. =.
Su..iran went 70 Lexington toaaT -
attend public sale o. lac- 'he1e
owned ~ Garrett Hulst-
r. koa!er Iefr TODAY fO- Denve-
where n will vlsl, for month OF
more. He Will also VS., a Lea1Yl4ie
an other places before returning.
Nr.anaMrs.Johr Mitchell, o. Rogers
reru-ned home today after q few Cays
visit with rhs CassIr fGlmiv. NJ
Mitchell l. q co1sln OF NJ Y -CssslH-
JE. Dalzeu Of Lincoln was a Co
ipubus visitor tciav or his waT &c
Platte Center. where h. went 10 req
resent MS company II selling boo5
supplies.
BUY YOUR COAL q Weaver Hnl
Newman. They SeeT the largest asso-t
ment. Weaver anu Newman CARY
fifteen citferen. kinds O. coal and 10
ooe poor kind amonc them. +
Snou!G vou havg the misfortune Z
break vour falls teeth DE. Pan ca,
repair them To- -o- a. Goo- - new
N ye-v short time. Iou need 10
60 without them for even one me---
NaRRKD.-L.es,e- Kelley aE-AI.s
sus.e TaIblrze- both c. Monroe we'
married YESTERDAY Afternoon ~ yU-S
Rsrts-msn II m JU1ce's c-Ace- Boz
your- people are r-cminen- people c
Monroe.
Mrs. Jap Nichols arG -wo chllGre
started last even.nE to- Wayne whsT
thew Will make their home. an- wne-
NJ Nichols i eupl7voL. Miss hmm
Hoppen accomuanie1 tl-n s. IA
Ho-fo.k.
DEA-H.-Tne nine month old chi.
CT MI. an N-s \. Whit living :
rns west ua-r ot town Glec last evel
iac from p-e-mou;a. Arrangement
have my 80 --e-, ---r-.r g . = t--e!a
NJ W1.lr !. ---.-------.
H.E. Raocock rerurneG yeSrerGa
from Chicago where ne mas been i
some time IL the interest OF the low
canal A. present Re mss no so:
news for the public, but Ne Still col
slders The work progressing.
4 crowd o. abau- twenty peop
gave Mrs Jap Nichols sU-urlse Iue
day evening, the occasion being
farewell gathering OF account OF .
removing 70 Wayne Cards were pla
ed. Mrs. Jennie HaCel receiving L:
rrize and Miss Ids hGutmann ::
booty prize.
NEW BUILDING.-The Cas-
Realty Co., OF Omaha have purchas
,he building lot west q the Co-o
restaurant. and will build q one stI
brick building. 2ix6o feet, which
atreadv been leased TO wrn. Smell
term OF years, 10 b occupied
him for q pool hall The confr
will be LEI and buildioz completed
Nay !.
The neigh borhood card club emo.
an evening at the home CT Fred :
fielt just east Of town, last event
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Notice

To Whom II May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that. l pos
itiveIy refuse from this date 10 pay
ary debt contracted By Mrs. Minnie
E Brewer my wife and any party oil
parties giving ner credit on my name
must hold her responsible for same.
VIZ. Brewe-. Colum bus, Nebz.
Dated February 2Ist 1905.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
The Postal Telephone.


The Journal has received the fol-
lowing interesting letter from = b.
Haynes from Washington which e1-
plains the status of the postal teie-
,lhans proposition introduced py Cd
Carlow al Ihe Platte County RepuOil-
can convention last fall:
Washington, February ls.-Senator
Nillard is IN receipt Of o communlca-
,ion from Hon. C.J Carlow of Coium-
Dos, Nebraska, enclosing copy OF q
resolution passed by the Republican
County convention of Platte County
This resolution declares IN favor OF 3
proposed law to provide for the sale
bv the government o. q special post
age stamp which when placed upon q
letter and sent through the malls
would be authority for the postmaster
at point Of destination TO open the
letter and TO transmit its contents oy
means Of telephone communication to
the party for whom the message may
be intended. II Is easy TO see that
this is intended for the convenience
of farmers residing In the country
whose homes are connected with towns
by telephone wires. Upon inquiry.
Senator MillArd Is advised that there
is no legislation pending before either
1y
Last wear Senator Fairbanks introGuc,
ed proposed amendment approprl'
ating twenty Thousand dollars for the
experimental delivery Of special rural
mail matter under the direction OF the
Postmaster General, but the amend
ment was not acted upon by the Sen
ate. In February. 1903. the Senate
passed q resolution asking the Post
masrer-Gen 70 inform that body e
what extent and IN what manner tn
telephone Is used IN the collection
and delivery OF special delivery mai
matter, and whether IL the opinion o
the PostmasterG General special rura
telephone delivery o. mail matter 1
/ desirable and feasible In response &C
I that resolution the Postmasrer-Gen
/ eraI. under the date OF March, 10 1905
/ made O brief report IN which he stat
B ed that the experiment had been rrie'
az ten important postottices In varlou
states. These experiments seem TO hav
| been confined 10 the practice Of teie
phoning the y. d. T Offices 20 dis
patch boys 10 the office 10 get specia
delivery letters 20 be carried 10 tn
addresses.
In reference 70 the use OF the tele
none for the delivery OF rural mai
matter, the Postmaster General report
that II is practicable 10 use tine tel-
hone in connection with the rura
free delivery service, especially Il
those counties or communities lnwhicI
the service Is well established and IN
telephone generally Is used by tn
farmers or by country stores.
Senator MillarG Is informed by thos
who have given this subject consider
alton, that there l. little do1bt tina
the practice may become general Wit
IN a few years IL q county OF sue
large area as Custer County, Nebrask ka
where there Is al Independent systet
OF telephones reaching out from Bro
ken Bow anu other railroad towns l
the country districts. a special dellv
cry telephone stamp such as that con
rempIa,ed BY Senator Fair banks rs
solution, would operate 10 the advar
,age OF many farmers throughout IN
county.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

when the old brigade" az lounEins
around the camp hre a. night tney
will not forget between puts OF the
,ob Dipa 10 thanh Captain Fairchllc
anI all Others interested IL rae extern
sion Of time.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
GOOD PAN CAKES

Appeal to every one. but poor ones no
body has any use for. The difference Is IN
the -four. When YOU use Puritan Pan-kake
Flour YOU are assured OF having perfect
cakes It is self-rising, made from wheat
corn. rice and barley. We nave tried al
kinds Of pan cake -four and have found
nothing TO equal it. In preparing for cakes
all there is to do is. stir just before baking
each batch Of cakes. Price. 2-lb. package,
lOc: Glib. sacks, 25c.
Nc have the &c sale OF this Pan kake Fiour.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

PNPN The most important organs
ci6S of the body. Why have
them rreated by other than
a competent 0CUllS1. not s't opt,o'.n, q,
espe ecialiy the hitting OF
glasses Once fitted wrong, causes
damage 70 the eve sight aud often
takes years 10 regain the imperfecs &C.
commodaticn. d.. a. G Luschen. OF
the firm OF Martin, Evans. Evans,
Martin & Luscheu, Il a thorough
ocuist aud qualified 20 treat all di-
seases OF the ewes and 10 properly hr
ana dust all refractory difficulties
regarding the use Of glasses. DR..
Luschen Is q resilient OF the city and
4. guarantees perfect satisfaction.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

MONARCH CAKE AND PASTRY FLOUR
is the Angel Food -four par excellence.
Follow the recipes found in every package
and YOU cannot fail Price. per large pack
age. Pc.
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

Here are Two flyers. prices good only
subject TO stock on hand:
butter Liz Brand sweet WrInked Peas. worth l2-ec
IN arv body- store. price per can "'
., scotland Brand Tomatoes price per &c
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22

satisfaction the utl''lA-
to Try H. We
coteeat places
Prices. lJc DC aryd re re
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Henry RagatZ & Go.
Groceries, Crockery
Glassware. LamPs....

We carry the largest stock III our line
in this part Of the state. We buy goods IN
quantities and give our customers the bene-
fit. We make speciality Of HIGH GRADE
Goods Our line OF Fancy Gracerles, such
as fine canned fruits and vegetables, canned
fish and bottled goods was never more COM
plete Our stock Of Fine Coffees and Teas
is unexcelled In bulk Coffee we handle the
s:Richelieu' Line the best bulk roasted coffee
ever sold IL Columbus for the price-and
prices to satisfy all
The Columbus journal., 1905-02-22
Grocery Department.

The Episcopal will sale Home Cooking every au-
-5i 7z,a~aa~- " be
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
A pEcIoEo sETRAck.

John H. Hauau was -1--.l= -aa r-- day about smoking
 'I have no great objection ta ing" he said. and ! have rH sympathy with those men who -4 about trying 90 Id-C= s-ea--s rs swear off"
 M. HaEsn sr.is.-
 'In PhIadelphil. one Cav. a -"l- man leaned against I.mpra-. a West Walnut S-rc-.. ae u on. .The sun shune w.r-a and ...-- ant on the young man lEr-- at- l. cigar between his Ll- l--- ....e his pockets, puuing arUua-lc l.r... he leaned against tu- lawrIH=- H.- fortably, and al tLe same tl-e- se E- garded a. stately mansion rt pale -ra on the other side of tle uay-
 A thin. Eauut man aprrHlca-E thin, gaunt man. JresS-l il rusty black, a rusty. black lulra-- r his arm The uerSou lHrE-L CT .- youth supported by tl- alr. Then he paused, frouninz- My friend. The SliI iu a. deep e..e. | my young friend
 "'weL sir said ,he youth r.-- anuy.
 My friend. what. may ! ask lz -a. | cost of cigar like that rl er yel ..- now smoking ! "The young man laughed 1 These cigars he sa-I 'casr -. ! apiecee.'
 And how many, my y1ll- l-.... | how many cisars at -H Cents lrl.ee .H ! you smoke daily
 From five to seven | '' From five -o seven That gives .s an average of six Six cigars ar ! cents ap.ece-sI--o J.l-. Eialr E jars and forJ- cents ca week N.lr.. four hundred and IEJy dollars a 1..- An, my young freud are yul ra. aware that if this money was =al.. and properly invested you might ..- that splendid mansion lcra-S t1- e.s.
 '.The young man looked l- rla r1-.- sion
 Do you own it's he asked
 No the other answered.
 "The young man smiled
 Well he said. I Go.'-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
PECKA BROTHERS
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. 370.

Granting to the Maricopa & Phoenix
 6 Salt River Valley Railroad com
 pany, it's successors and assigns, the
 right, privilege and authority to lav,
 construct and maintain railroad track
 and operate railroad on and across
 certain streets in the city of Phoc-
 nix.
 The common council of the city of Phoenix do ordain as follows:
 Section l. That the MaricOpa & Phoenix &, Salt River Nallc-r Railroad company. a corporation, it's successors and assigns. be and are hereby grant ed authority to lay, construct and maintain and operate railroad tracks over the streets in the said city of Phoenix as are named in the following description of the center line of said proposed tracks.
 First. Beginning at point in the center line of the main line track of the Maricopa & Phoenix & Salt River Valley railroad GA 6-10 ft) fourteen and six-tenths feet east of the east line of Seventh C7th) street and two hun dred and thirty-nine and seventy-flve one hundredths feet (239-75-10O ft) south of the south line of that DOT ton of Jackson street east of seventh street; .------.---- ------
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
WHEN DOES MAN DIE?
All Humanity Said to be Dying for
 Years.

In the first place. there is no definite moment of death. We all are grad Ually dying for years. The moment which is ordinarily asc-. pe1 tO dcatE. is when the breathing stops but this is purely arbitrary and tho survival Of an old belief that life was drawn in in the breath and the soul passed out with the breath. The heart may continue to beat many minutes, and in animals un- der experimental conditions even for hours after respiration has stopped; the muscles are still irritable; the nerves are still able to carry nerve impulses. But while the cessation of respiration canot be called the mo- ment of death. it is the cause of it. because the body cannot live without air: the heart accordingly stops, and the tissues die of suffOcation.
 How arbitrary is it to call a man dead when his heart ceases to beat and he no longer breathes will be ap-
 parent when it is remmebered that
 dogs may easily be revived after they lain in that state for six or more min
 utes. If the dags chest is opened and artificial respiration at once heE,-1 and if the heart is taken in the han, and rhythmicaly squeezed, gradually ii begins to beat again. the dog begins t, breathe. in fact he recoVers norma | life l believe the same eXperimen l has not been tried in men for the req | son that in illness the system is gen ! erally so poisoned by the toxins o | disease as to make it impossible spon- ! ItaueousIy to recover. even though th' heart should be kept beating. The
 heart of man may, in some cases b'
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
WHAT HE MEANT.

MT. Griggsfeld was a man who meant well, but was unfortunately addicted to the habit of saying the wrong thing at all times and in all circumstances. An acquaintance Of his had suffered severe injuries in a railway wreck, including a broken nose. the loss of three or four teeth, and a gash across one of his cheeks; but his hurts were not serious, and he was soon on the street again, some what disdgured, but in good working order.
 One of the first men to greet him after his recovery was MT Griggsfield, who grasped him cordially by the hand and exclaimed:
 Hello. Williams, l understand you have been pretty badly hurt l am glad to see you so much improved. Later. when he reflected upon it, he he understood why MT. Williams re- sponded to this greeting with such Q queer smile.-YOuths Companion. i When people ask you for advice they merely want to find out if you have
 sense enough to indorse their oW1 vieyvs-Philadelph: Record.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

made to beat again outside -he aadv of defribinated blood is circl.l-el through it.
 We cannot. therefore. answer l.e question. When does man lI-- - We mean by a man his body. tlis ..-- piecemeaI. one organ after another r We mean the mans uersn.l-lI-z- t. evidently. disappears when l- consciousness. and from .r-F -rl- .- view he may be said CD lia when .- falls into deep slumber certainly I....i he is anestheUized-
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
cHIIRcA NOrIcES-

CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Sunday school at 10 a. nl. Preaching at II by Rev. F. A White. pastor. Union services at M. E. Church. South, will be conducted by Rev. White also. Re member the hour, s 9. m. and be on time.
 M E. CHURCH. SOUTH-Servic-s as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at il by the presiding cider. Rev. C. L. Ga-lor.
 METHODIST EPISCOPAL-Rev J C. Rollins, D. D., pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock Morning wor- ship at II. The pastor will preach No evening service.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
THRowN FRoM A BoRsE.

Yesterday while dOctOring cattle in a field James Teeter met with an ac- cident which for a time locked seri- ous but from which he escaped with nothing more than a bruised shoulder and a general jarring up. He had caught a steer but had lost the rope and in an effort to regain it his horse ran upon the steer in such a way as to throw steer. horse and rider. II was q hard fall and it was wonder that MT. Teeter was not dangerously hurt if not killed. As -t was the fall rendered him unconscious for some time. His brother Dave, and Janes AIoberly were also in the field and one of them had a canteen of water. This came in handy and with it's aid Mr Teeter was brought back to conscious ness and later in the day was so faI 1 recovered that he was able 10 be about ! town but still a little sore
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

WANTED-SmaH sized separator. Good order. F. s. Baldwin, Tempe. WANTED-To buy brick house. Close in. Must be cheap for cash. SIP E. Van Buren.
 STOCK companies incorporated. If you have stocks or bonds for sale offer them through me to investors George M. Kellogg, broker, 345 Eli colt square, Buffalo. CLOTHING or delicacies for the poor and sick can be left at the rooms Of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. corner of Monroe and Central Ave. They will be carefully distrib- uted. Those in need please call. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents 223 Buchanan St, corner of Third St.
 WANTED-At once household furni- ture for cash or will sell on commis- sion. Hammond Auction House, 23 $ First avenue. Phone Red All or Res Black e1.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
TRYING 10 RAIN.

For three nights in succession. there has been a severe wind and electrical storm on the south side and each time there has been an intellectual attempt to rain. Twice there have been spriu- kles and at five o'clock yesterday morning there were seVeral-jUst enough to make outdoor sleepers hunt cover. At the time of writing there was every indication of another dust storm with a few signs Of rain.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
CAUSE OF FALLING HAIR.
Dandruff, Which IS Gem Dissase-
 Kill the Ger--.

Dandruff, Which IS Germ Dis-ase-
 kiii the Ger--.
 Falling hair Is caused aE Ululrl. which 5s a Ezr-n disease. The =-re Tn burroWiDs into the root u- tEa l where it destroys the V--alI-g uf rH- hair. causing the hair -a EaU ul-. E-. up the cuucule il little scales eaIl..I dandrUI or scurf You c-u-- stop t-- falling hair without cu-.U- rla dlH- druff, and you clu'- cure rl- l-u..--r without killing the iaEirlr Destroy the cause you remove rl- r.- feet NewbIos Er-u-cl5- i= rE- HH.r hair preparation that kills -le rEa -a.- drum germ. EerF FlciIa i~ also l Le..---- fUI hair dresSiuG- Sold ly .eaa..- druggists Send lHC lu stamps Cor -ar.- pie To The He-pscide Co., ualrH-- Mich. H. Goodman. drus=lz- =G--ll agent.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
SOUTH SIDE NEWS TEMPE-Frank ". GriEen POmerOy BrOS-mESA

POmerOy BrOs.-ME SA

melon but stiu it is possible for d melon to attain a greater size and weight. A. M. Lamson, who lives a little this side O. Mesa, and who is doing Q little more than his share to- ward supplying the local market here and at Mesa, remarked yesterday that his patch has produced number of melons between 40 and 50 pounds and two tipped the scales at 50 1-2 and 51 1-2, respectively. In proof of the assertion he had the melons at Teeter Bros market. MT. LamsOn- whose patch is small, has a very good crop this year and expects to realize no less than $500 from the yield. His melons are mostly of the variety known as the Sweetheart.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
ON THE SANTA FE TONIGHT.

The regular Saturday evening eX- cursion to the Park theater w.n be run on the Santa Fe this evening. The train will leave the depot at 7:50 lo- cal time, returning after the dance Round trip rate as usual 25c. The play tonight will be the great English mel odrama, RosedaIe. Reserved seats at Easterwood's without extra charge.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
A SICK CHILD.

Mrs. Price H. Brown and infant
 daughter returned from. Iron Springs on yesterday mornings train. The return was made on account Of the health of the child as medical at tendance is more attainable here Dr- Moeur went to the springs the morn ing before and accompanied them on their return yesterday. MT Brown is at present absent on Q trip east.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
SALE:

room brick and frame close in, on F. Adams St. $16OO. room house with basement under all. half acre. lot with plenty Of shade and ornamental trees, fruit trees and grape vines, and all that goes to make a pleasant home, S35OO. room house and screen kitch- en, shade trees and shrubbery, good fence around lot, $65O, Furnished house and lots on g. Seventh ave, with good fence good well and other inn provements, $95O. room house in Bennett addition with 125 feet front age and all modern Improvements, S375O. room house in Churchill ad- dition with bath, shade trees, fenced and good stable. All for $2500. 1 room frame and two lots, good shade, etc, 5000.
 FOR RENT--LOdging house close in with 20 rooms. Furnished house of rooms, screen porches and large front f porches close in on N. First ave Small houses for rent and for sale in all parts of the city.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
NOW IN SAN DIEGo.

Rev. TOmlinson received a letter from Rev. J. C. ChaDin of the Baptist church of this place, yesterday stating that he and his family were nicely located at 926 Julian avenue, san Diego. They are now enjoying their vacation and may remain at least a month longer.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29

R. A. Windes was a business visitor in Mesa yesterday.
 L. C. Ransom leaves this evening via the s. r. for California. where ne expects to remain until fall
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
TEMPE
A DOCTORS ACCIDENT.
pr. Chas. H. Jones Thrown from a
 Buggy in Mesa Thursday.

pr. Chas. H. Jones was a pretty sore man yesterday and probably will be for several days to come as the result of an accident in Mesa the day before. The doctor had made a mum
 Der of calls in that vicinity and was going from town to the depot to re- turn to Tempe. He was being driven
 there by a man from Mets stable with
 one of his rigs. When passing a wagon. a large dog suddenly jumped
 from the front of it directly in front
 of the horse that was being driven.
 The animal turned abruptly, prec5 5pi- tating the doctor t0 tf-a hard rcs d.
 He fell on his left side, badly brujs ing his hip and shoulder and wren' h. ing one thumb. The driver was able ! to hold the horse and no damage oc- | cured to the rig. The trip to the depot was completed and the doctor was able to reach his office unassisted but 1 feels pretty badly bruised up in spots
Arizona republican., 1905-07-29
Help Wanted


 Salesman. Big money to first class man. Address Hancock & CO, Phoenix, Gen. Del. TINNER wanted. Gosart Plumbing Co., \. First avenue.
 WANTED-Energetic trustworthy man Or woman to work in Arizona, representing large manufacturing company. Salary $40 to $90 per month, paid weekly, expenses ad- vanced. Address with stamp, J. H. Moore, Phoenix. Ariz.
 Energetic man to establish business for mfgr. Sell retail trade. Salary $2O, paid weekly, expenses advanced. Good route. Hustle more desired than experience. H. 4. Sex ton, Star Bldg, Chicago. BOYS AND GIRLS wanted fn every locality to take subscriptions for Adams Magazine, Ca whole year for 10 cents) The best and cheapest monthly home magazine in the world Liberal commission to solicitors. Send postal for free outfit. Adams Ma gazine. 131 w. 124th St. N. Y. City WANTED-zO teams to work on Ap- propriators canal Apply to Gold berg Bros. or D. c. Mcdonald a Grant Bros. camp, south of IndiaI school
 l WANTED-2OO rockmen, 15 rock fore m.n on Granite Pass Summit, A. ! c. Ky. for railroad work Gran Bros. Apply to Goldberg Bros Co. 1 LOST-On Center street. between Heard's and Osborn school, Gol' l trimmed glasses in case. Reward ! Leave at Republican office. ] WANTED-A farm hand, one who UT derstands irrigation and care of liv
 stock; must be married; wife to kee
 house and cook; good permanent DO sition. For further particulars ad dress Henry Warren, Holbrook, Arli WANTI1D-Man at Model dairy, Ten
 pc. F. A Clark, Tempe. WANTED-A meat cutter or young
 honest man willing to learn. Mus
 have six or eight hundred dollar
 A first class proposition. Box, Re
 publican office.