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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
slngcblidJc llcbclitanoc in cinrr
SdnuGrmcr Solunic in Wnine.

EortIon0, Me., 81. Sftober.
- SieItgc @eiitlihc, 9lnpGlte, glerSte,
@cdl1ftsleute lm0 anOcrc tpnanoe.
benoc MGnner, Oarltnter 0rei @r-
Sol0erneure Don Wainc, BADEN cine
Ectltion untcr5ci6net, mel6e Sen
@ouoerncur William :. Gu6b crudt
Die 3ltIt1n0c in ser gSoIp G6oIt ano
lis &olonic" 81 Sbiloh 81 lnter-
luben. @S 6eiBt in Sem Shriftitiid
inter 9lnOcren: oSn 9ln6etraht bGu-
li9cr rn0 anibeineto mohIbegriinoc-
ter 8eriicbtc iiJcr ihlinme llebel-
ltor0e in Scr Sonioro @emcinoe 5lt
S6ilob, mclhe Oen ltitglieoern ser
@emcinoc, nnncntIicb Sen fleinen
&inOcrn, 5luu groBcn 9tn6tGci( aerei.
dcn miiiicn, eriuden mir, sic unter.
icihncten 9iirgcr BON Wtuinc Sbrc
@rccllcnj, monlogIid geeignete
Sdritte 5u er9rcifcn I'M sen Sad.
perbalt ieIt5uItellcn uno Oie lle6el.
ItinOe 81 bcieitigen.~
3ie Ectition mltr6e ols Meilltat
eincr am Oiontog itatt9ciltnoenen
Gonicrcn5 5miicbcn orci biciigcn @ciit-
li0cn rnO elmer 6rou 2(licc E6cIpS
ans SpringiicIO, 0io., auigeiebt.
Cine Sohtcr Der ,Srol YbeIpS befin.
oct iid in ser &olonir lnO es lit ser
Muttcr unn0gIid, geueicn, Oas OIGO-
Hen gum @crloiicn beS @emeinlpeenS
ST. 5uingen o0er 5u iiberrcocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
@niomaun's Sell!

" &oi6inatoM :. g., 81. Oft.
Frdiioent 0iooicpelt lmo @attjn
rciitcn I'm t1.15 Dcutr &orlnittaN
iibcr sic rSoutbcrn Moihpau" noh
Finc ¬. }lIbcnarIc-Gountn, 30,
Dem 2an0Iibc Der Srol MooCuclt, o6,
no Der @rGliocnt Den Nrit ser SSocbc
aIli Der Sa1o perbringcn miro. 9aS
@bcplar tebrt nGcbitcn SonntaN
9I6cllO ndh @oibiugton }llriid.
0r 9tooicucIt nobm sen fiir5lid
pollcnorten critcn Gnhpurf lcincr
nahItcn So6reSbotitoit an Ocn Gon-
0rlB NIT nm Oaa 0ofltmcnt in ieincu
ircien 2(ll1cnbliten mG6rru0 ser
nohlten paac Gage Ourh5ulcien ur0
5u rcpioiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
SGl(en rur 0ltrdj ihIcn,iNc 1lutGt
aus 0rn Sintcricniterr.

TG[len rur 6ltrdJ ihIcnliNc 1ludt
olts oGn S5intcriCniterr.
Gie H6brc pIobte nit cincm (alt.
ten GnoH uuo gIeid Ooroi Itic0 cin
riciiQrr @olierItrnbI 80 elrb III Sic
2uft. Gic EoIi5ci Gottc nod nift
Oeu SdoupIot crrciht ais Sic 9S.
SroBe icbon ollf cine Strcdc bin
iiinf SUB tiCi inter Moiicr itorn.
Gic 6cucrlpcbr muroc 81 &iiIfc 0c.
rticn, unl I'M Gercin nit ser Eoli3ct
sic in 8efobr iducbcnOcn @cmohner
bon Gr69cichoiicn 3ll rctlcL m0
nohtc iid Damn 5uIommcn nit 0cr
Sln2cltcIltcl bc$ Mniicrocportcmcnt2
0nron bos @oiicr ollcntbol6cn in
Der NGbc ob}ubrcben lml Ocn Stronl
IN ser Ncplottcn H0brc 3l OGnmcn.
Grit nod brciitiinOigCr 9lrbcit &c
lang cS. 9tn ser StcIlc, no sic
&06rc 6orit bcfinoct iiM Elm - Iltb
ticfcS, GO fSitB lon0cS lm0 30 Gnb
brcitcS Cod 1T scr 9S. Strobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
Gmmo @plomanu iuieScr einmal Der
baftet.

yiem Dorf, 81. Sftober. -
Grnma 8olOmann, fiinf onOerc
tSrauen5iInmer unb iiini OtGnner,
mclfe gcItern 2I1cno IN eincr 9tnur-
d)iIten = Gcriormlllng al Der GIt.l.
StrnBe perbnItet lpur0cn, in melhcr
elm 9ieoner gtamenS Suliua G0el.
iobn, Den Nr1iiOcntennloroer G5olgoB
alS Seloen prizes, eri6ienen bellte I'M
Foli5eigerid)t uno mur0en inter je
$1,000 9iirgidnit 9eItrllt. Ginen Ser
Ger5aiteten, 9ianens Niorib 9crto.
nit, pelder nah 9luslogcn cincS Dc
teftip Sergcunten .9iie0er nit ser
Eoli5c!" Ncdriecn uno crtIGrt Bate,
sic 9feaicrlmg uno oie Eoli5ci in Ocu
Ser. Stoatcn icicn i6linuncr nic III
HuBlNno, pcrllrtbcilte Der 9iid)ttr 81
ied)s Wonaten 2Irbcitsbaus, pbgleih
er sic gegen i'm crbobcne 9lnflage aus
2eibesfrGitcn bcItritt. Iie Gerboi-
tlngen nur0en unter einem 9lbihnitt
oes Stroi9eiebcs norgenommen mel
Dies oas ,9lbbnlten llngeleblider ser
ianmllmgen gum 3mede Oe9 Stltr5eS
Der Hegierltng" perbletet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
llnangcnrbmcs glbcntcncr cincs gnfts
idDffcrs.

2IuGuitu @n., 81. Sftober.
Or. SuIion i. @bpmos, ein NGps
Oorfcr }lcronolt, bIieb beltte, ais CT
pom bielGeu 9llSiteQln9spIote einen
2IltMtcg nabtc, nit ieincm Nallon
an SeleGropbcn0rGbtcn bGn1en mo
fonntc OcnlcIbcn MIR 0urh 9Ibibnci=
0cn Der @on0eI bcireien. Sic er onnn
'berab iprinGcn fOnnte, riIien ibn 0ic
Grrlbbdnlcn0n Seilc, iuelhc iich um
ibn ihlanArn nit in Die S6obc, itno
lm $50 mar cr (mlienoe bon Sub
bod in ser @uit, IN iiio6itlicber Mid.
hlno 0apou treibeno. Scine Su0c
mar, ga er feiucn 8ullnIt uno tcinen
2lpparnt sur SNnObublng Oes Bal
Ions 6enB, cine bo6It pretdre, uno
ieine 6rclnOc ihmebtcn in GROCER Be
iorqniB um i'm. Seit0em lit je0oh
Oie 9tuhriht eingetroiien. oaB er ied)a
Weilen Don bier pbnc Sd)noen 0en
To0cn crrcihte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
WlnInriN IN 1el1rn OerIdjicocncn Tur'
men, Iic6cr unb Isnc.
&aomaD's &eaoD &eliei

flriri Mot nur ben nit Wlalaria bebafteien
BGtienten fofori. fonoern perbiitet aud bel 2elt
ien bic SeuIfelben nuseefebt fino.pe iie isben
Moreeu bei'm sluffieben 8pau3G ooer oreiBie
Iropien 0eaog 9lelirf In einem SIaIe sBaiier
ncbmet uno einen Grader eiIen, iraenb iuelebe
gtnfaue
ScrIuuft bon alien eIpotbeierH, soc. Die 0ia-
ftbc.
e6idci an 1r. ano,uap & Co.. 55 gIm er..
TeipaDorf, fiir .gooi Of glooiee". (3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
Midter OarD toot.
Yl6tlider SOo einrS mOblbcfanntcn
Gbicagu'cr Snriitcn.

1Siibrte Sen Goriib III Dem 9(nar.
tiiten &rp5ciic noh Dem Soeu-
nlarft 9ombcnlttcntat in 1856.
Gcrboftlng non Gnrma @olo.
man uno ciner }luBu6l anOcrcr
9lnar6ilten beiOer @ei6Icdtcr in
9fep-Oorf. - Mcainlep'a Wl0rz
ser BON einem nnarAiItii6eu
0leOner ais 5elo 0cpricicn. -
@eiGbrIi6e llcbcriAmcmlnung in
6olge ocS @crItcn9 elmer @aupt-
@oiierr6brc. ErGiiocut Gooic-
ucIt mli Der &o1O
GbicaGu, 81. Ottobcr. - 9fid-
ter Soicpb s. @orD pom Superior.
8cridbt itorb belite 9tahmittag in lei
ner bieligen @obnmg Die ipc5icQc
SoocSrriafc mar Gntartrna ser
Ser5mnSfcln 9lm 0ienitol bate Scr
Hidltcr nod mie gemGbnIirb @crid]t
gebnlten. ollein beutc iriib iiibltc CT
niht pobl unO licB iid trnnf mclOcn.
Sein 3ultano ncrihlinuncrtc iicb I'M
2ouie hes Cages ur0 gegcn $50 trnt
ser 600 elm.
9ii1ter @drD mar As Sabre lang
Wtitglieo ser @erihtsbanf Don Goof.
Gountp uno iomobl nit Hiidiidt aui
0ienIt5cit, icdpie oui 2Ilter ser Senior
uIler bieIigen &idter, @r befleioctc
ous Gihteramt l1nger ais irgenO ein
anoerer >Suriit, pel6er icnlolS i'm bic
iigen 8beile oes Staotes Sainois auf
Der @erid)tsbnnf lab. 0urh 0en Fro-
5eb gegen oie Gbicogo'cr glnorhiiten
lit 1886, nad Dem 9omben- 2lttentnt
auf Dem Seumorft, IN mclbcm er ben
GorIib iii6rte, ertuurb CT Iih cinen
nationnler Hui. @Gbrero oieieS
Gro5eiiea muroe er Dieoerbolt BON
6en 4nardilten nit 0em So0c be0robt
uno er legte III elmer fritiibcn Ee-
rioOe, melfe nob mehrrre Monote
lang nnh ser Sinrid)tllng Ser 2lnor.
diIten SpicB, Earions mO Goniorten
fortoauertc, cinen betpuroernspiirOi-
acn pbplilhcn un0 moraIiicben Mlltb
an ocn lnA.
Hihter @nrp uurOc 1921 in YotS.
0am, N'0., geboren, in 1914 5um
9orreml 5ngelaiien, profti5irte ais
sIiupaIt in Spriegfiel0, NO, 2as &es
gas, 9. d. mo Gan 6ranciSco, bis
er in 1886 nah Gbicogo fam. ,<n
1868 pur0e cr Hihter ino blieb ieit
iencr 3cit unintepbrohen inn 2lnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
Pneumonia

oocr Gnt5iiuOlmg ser 2lngen ioIlte
nit Sem 9ieoOp 9telici mie ioIgt be.
honoeIt merGcn: Der Gatient IoIlte
20 Sropfen Gcs 9felief ieoe Stlnoe in
encm @eir9lole poll 8oiier erbalten,
inb bie gauge 9rlit, 9fiifen uno
6ront mlB mter Dem giuiluB oes
9feIief oitrch b1ltfige stpplifationen
erbalten neroen; geei.5bee unO
Srait.Suppen miiiien Dem Yotienten
sur Stirfung ge9eben peroen, unS
leiae @in9emeioe miiiien bin rno ipie.
Ser ourd d. 9fa0pap's Eiaen in
S6atlgteit geicbt nerben.
gnt5iinoung ser Rieren, gnt3iin.
bnng oer 9laie, gnt5iinouug ser Gin.
gelueioe, Gntaiinouns ser 2unoen,
weGer Sails. gronbitiS, i1meres
Sltbmcn, Group, Gatarrb, Snfluen5a,
appfidmeraen 3abnipeb, 9feuralaie,
9fBeltuatiSnuls. falte Gbias, @gue
GbiuS, GbiibloinS, 8rolti6Goen.
Die Ipplifation bon 81 oop @e.
lie auf Den ODER oie Gheile, mo- bie
Sblpicriofeit oOer Der Sdmera erl.
itirt, miro @rleidterling uno Jfube
gelpIbrcn.
Snnerlid), Elm bal6er Tbecl5f.
feI in einem baIben GIaie 8aiier,
fllrirt in eiEigen Minuten GrGmpie,
SpaSmS, lauren Magen, Soobrcn.
men, gterp0Iitdt, Shlafloiigfeit, 8opi.
meb, 9iorrboe, 8pienterie, GoIic,
9lGbungen uno auc innerlihen
Sbmer5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
,;n G1it glooma6llrg @a.. ii

>Hl Slll Vloolll2DllrB, Ka., TT
:. Z. liuon elmer ser befahnteiten
6loriltCn Der @er. Staaten lm0 elmer
Der obertCn Seamten oes 6loriiteu.
8arbanOc9. pon einem
,3ugc Der vEcnuipIuanil 9lbn" ilbcr.
ia1ren un0 gctoOtet mcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
&rkaeltuneen,
Weber 0als

Gurd Gtnntgmen bon 5pon5tg
oOrr oretBig Sropfcn 0eS Heaop He.
lief III ctpaS Sprllp Dor Dem Sdla.
fengeben, uno iltOem Sbr Elm nit Ie.
Lief getrGnfteS Stiicf 6lonea nm
Gurcn SalS midcIt, iueroet Sbr am
Morgen poIlItGnoig befreit bon eincm
r0uben S3aIie onfitehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
@tridllunnOene @elopafetc.

9to 6piilc, lcnn., 81. Oft. -
3luei NeIopadctr, Oeren @eianmt.
5nDalt ocridicocnorti9 olti $1,000
bis $1,000 gei6Gbt miro, limo aus
einem beute bier angefommenen
@aggon ser ySoutbern GrpreB SO.
ueri4munoen. Gie geamten Scr
GompaBnie mei1ern lid, mit5ntbeilen,
mer Oas 8elO abiAidte uno pobin es
1citinmt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
9emofratiidc Teriammlunssm
bcnic, Sonucritna, ben 1. Npnembcr.

Gromdn's ooer @cant's Salle,
Nr. 1885, Sf.9ipble. straRs.
8eoner;
gIdlt6. 3rbn Bia,
Mdltb. i. SbpmaS Scfliu,
9thtb. Wnt. Hiufncg @hHte,
Sr. u. z. o5DlosbDrpug1,
Sr. Eetcr Z. Snmpbcll,
pr. Giareuce Y. SaHnun,
SOriieer.
Scimbad)'s Sallc,
6urlcp., ua2e 2illou.etrahc.
Heoner:
9ldltb. NarrB o. Wuli,
Sr "a. Sridett ebilee,
or 9iDbert i. 2ead,
Sr Q8ermuu ~. % Wmurg,
or. 6barles Z. Nittler,
Sor Z. Nallacc Srnaa
yGnfagcttc Salle,"
Nr. 600, Gpro.5rrmurtslusuuc
9tebuer:
9idltb. SDbu esin,
or SiaaC Spbc Strans,
Vr g. GeH Sudlnuun,
Sg Guaeue S'Suune,
3r. !. Barn Wabuoi.
(305)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
'ltai oem edllafijtfelee

gtaf oem edlladitfelee
ocs SebeHs dDummCrH oeH cipieen SCbluf pieIe
ldltienoe, melhe ben 6aiEpi I'M ous Saicim
mob ldnger bditen beitebeu t6unen. sic bnben
oeu 5nrpib nit Dem lobe be5nbli ole Sedullg
Dor oen Stbdaren Der ,Seinoe ben Strdnibeien
ju perihmdben. Gin olcbes 5tubmitiel aebt
g Dor auem Del ben Wlagens uno 9eberIeheH.
Us mo oles ole nlir aus belten Btlan5eultptfen
6ergeitellten ct. Seruaro Qragterpiueu ole fir
% Gents III allen Apotbelen 5l blben ltno. Sie
entbulien tetnc i6arten Sioitc. pe Suediilber,
uno Inn oeshnlb aud Mot iiber3ndert.
(Wu1H6r, ,l&gS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-01
Gtablirt 1870.

gSir perfauen nur unncrfdlfbtc gSddrc. i'm
Ileinoerlou So 9nurpspreilen. 5buen eneil
SOrlbel BON - bis 30 Rru}ent gemdbrenn.
Slo Rrone St0d alter .Sbermuoo'" uno
alter ,Wouiiccuu lSbisien." poae Charts (SHs
ueiu. @encott mo importtrie 28cine fir meois
jtniiChe 5luedc.
Sui. N stuncbratcr & 6u., Wr. t5 Sh.2uul.
barn. strnbe, 5mtiten Charles. uHO 9igDt Sir
tSit3t l& : .2Ntir)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
STREET scNE@1N FRONT ROY AL.

. tl5 -
.ment Company has I, sold Two ! otss in Gin
tersPark to- Al, L. HI fhimer for s.,
s7I TIM in-N eaa Company have sold ito Mrs,
-Elan1fa M "a Stewart a beautiful lot Of
,l02 feet In ! Boulevard esidencc Park. 4Sa4
Auction Sales This Week.
NJ: On SsNv ednesdaY next Messrs Greene
fRedd will sell at. auction the magnificently
arranged residence. OF r. Lancaster NNil-
ilams, No. 500 West Grace Street. This
splendid home which originally cost
$4,000 has been added to in the way
of conveniences and modern inside i'm
sprovemcnts since 1t has been owned by
Mr.. Williams.
sNIt 'indeed luxurious. home which
Mr. Williams will sell because lie has
removed to Baltimore. 3
s Another most interesting sale adver-
4tiscd sfor.the coming week, is that 'of the
two large brick stores, Nos. /. and East
Broad Street
4 Nessrs. G.. Il. and II. l.. Denoon viii
sell this property tomorrow afternoon at
Is o'clock. and the interest already man
3ifested In the sale will insure a large
Of investors. sz 4.
This is exceptionally. fine property, and
an offering of this kind is quite rare in
the real estate market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
RIAIESTA|.T'|. ] |
NANY'.s!|;A|.L| | |. MADE v. /:
People Still&Have Their Eyes on
Suburban Investments
Around Richmond.
AUCTION II SALES THIS WEEK
The Lancaster Williams Resi-
dcnce for Wednesday-Valua
bic Broad Street Property,

= ~. rs IL i 7 III = ~
II In addition to the real estate sales re-
ported in this paper from day to day dur
ing the past week. the following may be
noted: 5s
d Mrs. G. J.. dc saussure has purchased
a lot on West Grace Street, near Addison.
Z. H.. Chandler has bought flfty-six
feet on. Grove Avenue, near Meadow
Street. for $500
d. A. Kuyk has bought from the Pur-
cell estate property on Tenth Street. near
Clay, for which no paid $500.
H. Howard Jenkins has bought over
SC, 700 worth of property on West Grace
Street, west Of I,ombardy.
The Highland Park Realty Corporation
has sold to A. &. Dalton two beautiful
lots in Highland Park. t
James B. Horton has invested In three
lots in Brcokland Park.
The Lewis Glnter Land and Improve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
.PE|V|NSuLAB| IS
FINE FOR ]! ] .R|:| TRUCK: |. | *.
Virginia Sweet Potatoes Greatly
iii Demand in the
West.
LAR L c crops TO j I: BE lE RAISED $ E!
Dealers Both North and West West:
Are Trying 70 Buy
Coming Crops.
LAR Es cRoPs 10 Be RAISED 5: E
The Times Dlsputch.)

WILLIAMSBURG VA, March -
The officers OF the Virginia Peninsula
Produce Exchange arc receiving letters
almost daily from large dealers on tho
western markets, trying to make ar
rangemcnts to buy sweet potatoes the
coming season. These dealers say that
tho prospects for the crop are unusually
good Last year they could not Supply
tho demand and potatoes gotten on the
market early, during the coming season
will command high prices, ~ !. cohse-
n,,cnce offthls. tho members Of the OK
change are preparing to raise large crops,
and it is probable that one of the lars-
est crops OF potatoes In recent years
viii be raised this year on the l'eH PENN
suln. The yellow Jersey seems 70 DC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
TENNESSEE WILL MAKE #
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
,snccinl to Tho TTImes-Dlspatc

4 CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March al
At a meeting of the direc tors OF the Ten
ncssee, Coal and Iron Railroad at Birlning-
ham. plans for large extensions were
discussed including, 1t is said, the erec-
ton Of 100000 steel mill, probably at
IInsley. 1t Is said that S15,00O,00O will be
expended in engagements by the new
owners. n Y
b. John w. Gates. of & New York; Il L, c.
Hanna, Of Cleveland, o., and Grant B.
schley. OF New York. were among those
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

lContlhuel On Elghth Pase.l
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CONTINUED on Eighth Pageej .
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
BUSINESS IS GOOD
 IN EASTERN ARIZONA
With Net a Jointist In SiEhf Ia che
 Gila Valley.

George H. Crosby. Jr-. district attuF- ReF Of Apache county, was in PhoenlU yesterday en route home from southeru Arizona He attended the reuubIicau convention in Bisbee and from there went fer a visit Of a few days la Gra- ham county
 AF- CrUsbF says ne notes a genera prosperity ia shs tliLa valley and szf eastern AFiseaa tAat iz iusulrfzz Though hs Sia esE Vaxft Osck< he saw many sViassc<z aF tAz ta1zzsELzl acliv- ity of that teza sas kss ssFs=zntizsz country SsTsa tFztEst tzzsa eEzus are now Haaintziaes1 CD Ehz Caas Eallev railroad and zheHE fss4F-flEz Ez<loadz of merehsndiss sFs tzkzz tsEss<a the valley daily foF Gstoss- | EaEzs De could not heip baf s<E1z-z. @az zaEch m time Etn bz EaHzzEzE c1Er~efel was the Sszs snSazE aF ezEsss zzoduce and fruits Eaiaz fFuez CaHEaaaiz ra Globe. such pEE=3aez sz zu4z Az rais=sl equally as sst4 saa p<zAszz Azttzr ir the GilA valley tAze iz s,asE<crnIz- r- time no a0saAf raEatzt aEz Lskor usu both turn shstF ztEseEtsz ta supps-lrz this home fazrk-< ess sz=s zorr the valley is lsEssly astaEss Co thss rafsr-- of cheaper ard h-=Na-T Fssoducts Frhfle CalifoTnis ta seRsjzE ss< best of rhe trade or tAs trade iR ese2-nozitIes thst afford she arst fszsfssz
 The Giis NzizET. As z4Fs. has reachsa the creamery stage sE ifs derelos- Inent and ths sSCossa creamery is nas- being coEaztyactsf tasre 1t s5ready- h-s standing order sE eso bounds of t,,sr- ter UeeE frosR Clifton and r1sa pounds for Gioss
 Speaking of ksiat statehood afr Crosby said thzt 8 there Is a sInrf- Jointist in the Csilz valley hs nut l-. Keeping hiEaSelF ja Eeclusion. for h- Tailed to meet = single man or thas faith during hiz visit there
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
HYDR0PH0BIA SKUNK
 BITES GL0bE MAN
Searching for a Maidstone to Apply to
 the Wound.

Mrs Lillur Wilson and Claude Jones, of the Arizona Cleaning and Dyeing works, on east Washington street. last evening received a telephone message from Globe announcing that their father, Wade Jones, was bitten yester- day by a hydrophobia skunk. In the same message request was made that If d maidstone could be secured here 1t be forwarded at once to Globe. It is quite probable that MT. Jones will go to Chicago and enter the Pasteur insti- tute for treatment, but if he can get hold of a maidstone before his depart ure he would like very much to use II for any virtues it might possess.
 A year or so ago a similar incident occurred in this valley and a maidstone was wanted at once. None could be found until after a publication in this paper but in the succeeding days three of them were brought to this office and taken away again. Unfortunately the names of those who had them have been forgotten, but if any one having one chooses to sell it, rent it or give it away, Mrs. Wilson or MT. Jones would be pleased to know of their identity at once.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
KENTUCKY & ARIZONA
 MORE NEW CAPITAL
Prominent Railroad Han Elected to
 the Directorate.

Announcement has been made of the recent election of Wyble Mapother to the directory of the Kentucky and Ari- zOna Mines company. Mir. MapOther is the first vice president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company and prominent engineer of the central west. It was he who conceived and built the Birming- ham cutoff on the l.. & N. at a cost of $4,0O0.OO0- The first year the cutoff was in use over eOne-fourth of the cost of construction had been saved the company. MT. Mapother's election to the directory followed his becoming in terested financially in the enterprise
 It has also been announced that Charles s. Shields, general counsel for the Southern Pacific company at it's home office in Louisville, Ky, had re- gently taken a large block of the stock of the Kentucky and Arizona company. His investment was made upon the recommendation of his expert. William Struebing, of the Helvetia Copper com pany. Upon the action of Mir Shields several other blocks of stock were taken by investors
 The company at its property has been installing machinery for some time past and is making every prepara- ton to take from the mine all of the values of the ores when active opera tion of the plant is begun and also to do a custom business
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

to put on shingle roofs. The Ordi- nance prescribes that all buildings built in the fire limit must have tin or some other kin dof roofing not wood. Such covering would not be especially desirable on a dwelling and the council taking into consideration the fact that everything possible should be done to help build up the town, readily amended the ordinance eliminating the property of MT. Lukin from the fire limit.
 Another matter that occupied the attention of the council for a time was the securing of a suitable loca- tion for the new fire bell and a city building. Tempe is assuming such proportions that city hall is becom- ing almost a necessity and with the arrival of the new fire bell, it is still more necessary that a permanent To- cation be found for it as the construc- tion of a tower and the placing of the bell is no small task The present site of the bell does not belong to the city and it is understood the owner of the property does not wish to dispose Of it at the present time. A commit tee of three, consisting of Councilmen Fogal, Curry and Neilsen, was ap- pointed to look into the matter of buying a well located lot. A number of pieces of ground are under their con- sideration but the one that they look upon most favorable is just across the street, south, from Lukin's Cash store. It is well and centrally located, and probably no better place will be
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
WELL LINs1 zTTH -eoLD.

At Ni<hims- tn Japan. there is a ugon- ueTIul castle PossesEins a gold-IInea well, which affords the garrison ar aoohdant water supply. Net onlv dosz Ile gold line the VelL but ft IS also issillohea into two great golden dol phins which glitter o.s the casrla ro,f These dOlphins are centuries ola .r4 one of them vas once taken d17sn and sent for exhibition to Vienna as a ra-- example of antique Japznese erafts- manshlp- The fate ~ CSeopar-s-z Needle befell the 6olphin. as the shin on which it w2z sank and the orna- ment remained for many years at the bottom of the sez Numerous at- tempts were made to raise ft. and at last one was sUccess<ul. and the zolden dolphin was reinstssei in its or5Elr.aI place.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15
FREAK OF IE SUN.

The sun, according to the TSsn.l-- AoVeruser. has revealed an interesting sclentihc discovery which will delight the archa haeOlOsizts of th- entire country At Castle para Colchester. as else- where, the great heat Of the iaEr feu- weeks has considerably modide5 the natural sreennezz of the grass But in one place there were noticed parallel and transverse bands Cf grass which were much bFoEner than the surround Ing FerduF~- Closer eNaminarIou showed that Che brown bands formed the ground plan of . spacious Roman villa The ShzheE Eeil over the ruined walls of the villa had been dried more thoroughly than tk< deeper sou on either side of them. ard thus the sun had made tracing eS the villa for the edificatiOn Of scientists
Arizona republican., 1906-09-15

who build in this tract. NIT. Crismon
 will do his share toward making con ditiOns pleasant for those who live on
 these lots.
 Guy Phelps preliminary trial has been postponed for a few days to await an improvement in Wm Ellsworth's condition. At present he is not able to appear in court. R. E. Grouse and family, owner of
 one of the leading stores at Sacaton. passed through Mesa yesterday. He will spend few days in Phoenix be-
 fore returning.
 MT. Griffin of the Arizona Building and Loan association spent yesterdav Y in Mesa on business. MT. Griffeth, special agent of the Hartford Insurance company, spent yesterday in Mesa. The house being built by Mrs. Bark ley south of town is nearing compIe- ton.
 Plasterers are now at work on Ed Jones new residence
 Threshers are now at work on Queen l creek.
 Judge A. NJ. Phillips was g. Phoenix
 visitor yesterday. Charles Friend and J. V. Bridge started out yesterday morning for a deer hunt up beyond Roosevelt. They
 will pass through that village and
 make camp about 15O miles from here. w. D. McBfayer is assisting at L. B. Johnson & Co.'S for a few days or SO during the absence of J. Angus John son, who is in Phoenix on business. Joe Rogers, Harvey Harper. John ! LeaVitt and Will Peterson started out this morning for cbed11t ter. tafnm
 yesterday morning for a vacation in the mountains John Riggs and J. D. AtIaway expect to hold down the black
 smith shop while Joe is away.