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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23

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Strabe uieber. gtne aQ9emeins Relic.
ret foIate. 0erbaftungen tuurbeu ui&i
borQenommer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23
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bersauf fdbrt.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23
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@snturp 9eb6rt. ba bic 8slspbonber-
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norowefli&en 8trsinia. @s fnb $50
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ploion erfolste.
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gen SiIfs3ige nit Nersts, ab. Dor
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penig gu erfa6ren iein.
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Gsnturp.@ rube gsbra9t. 6Hnf3sbn ba
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ben Der alte oeuti1e garasr @has. Bed,
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mob sins CUTE gr3isbung uno erlsrn tt
bic 3unfsdrtnsrei. aIs 3mansisidb'
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Cberleitung Der @a~rtenanlassn bei
SOIoateRbsimatb ii%bertraasn. .usld'
STEELE er mebrere Sabr8ebnte lang aus
ftqte, Bis er f4 In ben wob~lperbienter
@ubeffanb surtd3og. @dbrsno ieinel
lansen $bdtisteit TN SoIoatenbeim
snttpidelte sr bic oortigen Mnlagsa 81
ben fd6ufsn I'm 2anoe, bic alidbr.id
Sauienbe bon 8eiuaern bon nab uni
fern ansoseu uno ibm cine national
8erfbmtbeit eintrugsn.
eiegberS 4rtftfeber.
lHorfpIf. 3D.. %. Wdr3. III
hiefigen DrudsrsibeHBer baben. an
einsn Streif 3u bermeioen, f8 MT ben
@ataunoentaa s%inbsrfanoen ertldrt.
Root's RetfepIan.
WafbinstOn. %. Wdr3. 81
trstdr @oot sat bei&loRen Ritte Sui
on gorb bss panssrfreusers ~@barls
Hon" bic Heiie nod Saos amerita 8
MAIDEN. Wsni es feline 3eit geaatt'
uiro sr nod benz panameritanii&e
2onsrsTe gu Rio be Seneirc cine 5a6i
nad Der @sftHae bon Banana MAIDEN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23
3aWine
I6btet elm babies Snbenb Neai9en,

Grantte. 6ol.. %. W6ya.-
Cine risRge Gapine sins ssftsrn Abenh
tn benz @rubenhifritte am WienRelo.
unb Clear Babe nieber unb tbbtete,
mite man sfaabt, uenisifens eth babies
Dubeno gnni&en. Inter ben 8obteu
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born. d. Cine 0ilfs.g Expedition iR. bon
Sames Bal gefRbrt, nod benz S@au.
Stote bes ungltds abeeeanaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23

Oie efammtfot ten Der
g abnen Der MELT Deroen
auf $4,000, 100000 berednet, pobon
$11, $50, 900. 900 auf Die Ser. Staaten
entfallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23
Sdeineu in beibea Sduiern bes &ongrefes nod
i6pere &dr1pfe beidieoen.
NeprGieutuut SnSuid g6nnt Der 5rm BrGfSentn ibren Seiretdr nidt.-
epidemic inter Den SdfHsiunseH 81 gewport, 81. S.-3ngfOaiionen.
sefretdr SuOfs GeHeplane. Ser 5n Der Gbtasotr groB'
idlG9ter inn gSeiBen Samie beratben.


Henuport, u. g., %. Mdr3. Mls
Der SaiHsiunss &. o. 6oIp bon pIp.
mouth, Snb., beute auf Der 6lotten.
fation ftarb. itsute fi3 beraus, bob tein
9elo CUR gsrfhsuns mar. Inn bic 9si4e
mad Der Ssimatb su f&iden. oa oie Re-
sierungs.5onos bura bic bislen So'
bssfdQe on MISUNDERSTANDING ers
i46pft rparsn. Die anbsrsn S5ifiuna
gen braGten oarauf oas notbpenoigs
@slo auf, UNI 6olp's 2ei9e mad 6auis
3u f9idsn.
gs inb MIN 18 perIonen an Riten.
| martsnt3inoung 9~efOrbsn.
M aernepibemie unter
6 inmanberer.
pbiIaoeIpbia O, %. Wdr3.
aluf benz Dampfer ySabsrforb" bon
american 2inis. Der beute bon 2ibsr.
pool bier aniam, parer 800 ginpOb-
ner, oarunter 200 Rinoer. 0iele ba.
bon 6atten bic Waiern.
3ugstoIIiion omen.
90 ri 3 T n. Mia., %. Wdra.
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%folibirte nabe Sarnia, Ontario nit
sinem 6fli4 ssbsnosn pafasier5us.
Die 6sissr @rapp uno 6uglos bon BET.
ben 3tise1 tuuroel getSptet.
SORT Dodge, Sa., %. Rdrs.
Bel @uneombs fisb Elm paRasisr,ua
Der Slinois @entral Babn bon @bieasr
tommsno sinen Sra4t,ug In bic Settle.
Der ni8t rs4t3eitis elm Seiteuseleiie er-
rei9t bate. Ssiser Cutting tpurbs se'
t6otst uno bic 2ot>motiofibrsr Starl
uno WoOo uuroeu bsrlebt.
3tgeim 8 4nee.
Durango. Colo. %. Mdrs. 81
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Der & Rio 8ranbs.8a bn ununterbro
den anbielt. uuroe beute bur9 elmer
3ug bon Ssnber gebro9en.
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benz @umbrss.p uRs: so Msilen Dol
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fam er init isinsn so paRaaisrsn ),
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10. Mdr3 blieb absr fedsn unb puro
3usei1neit. Sabnbeoienfete auf S4nss
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bsnsmittsln tiber bic Bergs. Sn 6olg
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mebrere paHa9isre frant.
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bals, tpuroen bic BrsmIsr gbuaro Sa
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uno fhnf anoere Angefeate perlsBt.
prpf. 9oremust.
0em Oorf, %. Mdr3. 81
bstannte @bsmifer prof. SOremus II
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{ Ian @iftmOroproseKsn. Saft 60 Sab,
uirfte ct on bisFsen anifaltsn als prI
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2hie bon 8ir9inia unb Rorb.@ arolir
su @rads. gs fino Der S&oner @a,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-23
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Der Genat bsi6dftists fi9 beute fat
ausf4lisBIi3 nit Der Gra8tratenbia
Die Sauptrsbsn bielten 2Obse uno
Spooner.
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tusl9ss cine gersrOBerung Der 3wii3cn'
fanili9sn SanbeIstommfffion bore
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lambs ;uma9en.
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fltutionslsn Wa9tbsfusnihe Der unite
rem @eri9te uno bebaupteie. oaB oiefen
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ben tonne. Die SiscuiFOn f4lob NIT
benz tbli9en austnui6s BON S6fi4tei'
ten 3mii9sn SpOOner uno Siaman.
@dbrenb oes Sases sriu4te gebes
ridge, als gorFBsnbsr oes @omites fur
Serritorisn, um @rnenauns non 8er-
trstsrr ~ elmer gOnfsrsn3 tbsr bic
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gen. oaB Der Senat bic 8srtrstsr auf
8OridIas oes g~Orfbenoen oes @omites
ernente, neil oerielbe ni9t bic Sttms
muus oes Ssuatss tbeile.
Die erleOisung Der ea9s tuuros Sic
mor9en peri4oben.
gretuttniBunG 6.
Sn Der gretutipRbun9 beffdtigte bei
Senat folsenoe grnennungen
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mooo.
Saus.
Dos 6aus sriu6ts bsuts ben Sena
UNI cine 2onferena iibsr bic ffreitissr
puntte Der Staatenbiq uno ernannt
orei Ritslisoer gu benz aOmite.
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lem Reben nit "175lssssu 156 Stim
men errei&t. gobs uno WiIiam!
fs6tsn in ibrs &sbsn humorififas Se
msrtunasn Elm, mel9e 5aus uno Sale
rien in hsitsrs Stimmuug perfebteu.
Damn puroe bic 8erpiligungsbil
FIR bic 2s9islatiDe aufsenummen. 90
bel uuroe Die 2situng Der Rongreb
bibIiot6et tritifrt.
6aropid bon Georgia tpolte bic 81
%uilieung fir bas DsiBe 6aus 81
i4niitsn habsn. ipssisq fanb sr cine
Sstretdr fhr Die Jrau bes prdRoente
u%nn6tbis. gr fisB isoO9 uuf beioe
6sitsn oes 9auies auf snsrgii4s
@ioeripru6.
8eto.
abingtor n, %. MGra. :
prdf. Rpoisoslt ~ibsrianbie benz pau
cine gotf6aft, In weldsr er bic boI
aonsrefe unsenommsne Bill NIT ie
mem geto belsgt, mel6e bon ben, mel
li&.n @eri6tsoifrift bon Ssras eins
rsusn Sifritt ab3ueigt. gr bebaupte
oaB fhr sin @sri9t In benz ueut
Siftritt ni4t senigsno arbett Jet.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
The Republican Legislative Ticket
GEO. w. =. HUNT

AT meeting of the ella County
Republican Central Committee held
Friday, October 10, 1906, the vacancy
on the legislative ticket was filled by
the nomination of Hon. George W. p.
Hunt for the legislative council. This
was handsome and well-deserved
compliment to Mr.. Hunt, made in re-
cognition of his long public service and
eminent qualifications as legislator.
He has represented this county several
terms in both houses of our territorial
legislature, always with credit and
honor to both the county and himself.
Mr.. Hunt will be elected to the next
legislature without opposition-an honor
which would be accorded to but few
citizens of any community. While we
are pleased to make this announcement,
we would go little farther and say
that we are satisfied that Mr.. Hunt,
should there be democratic majority
in the next council, will be chosen to
preside over that body. He occupied
this position during the session of the
last legislature, and his actions and
rulings were un formly fair and impair
tial He is an ideal presiding officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
James r. Nevin

We have had occasion heretofore to
speak of Mr.. Nevin as a candidate for
the legislative house of representatives,
but we may plead as an excuse for this
notice that it is timely, as the legisla-
tive ticket by the action of the central
committee was completed on Friday
afternoon by the selection of Hon. G..
w. P. Hunt to head the ticket, a more
extended notice of the next on the
ticket may be permitted. Mr.. Nevin
is one of Globes most prominent citi-
zens and business men, having come
here over year ago from Clifton.
Upon coming here he opened in a mod
est way feed and fuel business on
upper Broad street. The business has
expanded until he was forced to en-
large by taking in partner and the
firm is now known as Nevin, Coffee &
Co. and does large business, which is
keeping pace with the demands of this
rapidly growing community. 1t is
reasonable to expect that any person
who is an unqualified success in his
private business cannot but be the
same when the public interests are
intrusted to his hands. Mr.. Nevin,
besides his natural abilities, possesses
more than the average education-pro-
badly to a greater extent than a casua
acquaintance with him would Indicate
Wien the clerk of the assembly calls
the roll of members at the next SEES
sion, it will contain the name of no one
more devoted to the public interests
than that of j. r. Nevin.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
%s77 R% FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CT ODE -

G. S. Van Wagenen. Mr.. Van Wag-
enen is the Broad street newsdealer,
next door to the postotfice. He is one
of the principal business men of Globe.
Mr.. Van Wagenen enjoys wide
friendship and acquaintance in Gils
county and Globe, where he has resided
for many years.
Forrest j. Kaldenberg -Mr. Kalden.
berg is the superintendent of the Live
Oak Mining company, and has been q
resident of Globe for the past eighteen
years. He has host of friends and is
well and favorably known.
George b. Chittennen-Mr Chitten-
den is a resident of the new camp OF
Christmas, in the southern part of the
county. He is mining man, being the
superintendent of the Saddle Mountain
Mining company, which is operating at
Christmas. He is wide awake prog
ressive citizen.
However, these gentlemen will never
have an opportunity to exercise their
eminent fitness for constitution making,
for the very votes that would elect
them for the position will defeat the
jointure under which they would act.
Messrs. Hunt and Nevin will prove
to be leading representatives in the
twenty-fourth legislative assembly.
ella county will be ably represented in
both no SEES.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL Com
MITTEE.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
ADVERTIS EMENT
Republican Column
ella County Republican Ticket
Election Day Tuesday, November 6, I 9O6

Election Day Tuesday, November 6, I sOe
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS-
WILLIAM F. COOPER.
To LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
GEO. w. p. HUNT.
For LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
JAMES r. NEVIN.
SHERIFF
WILLIAM SPARKS.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
GEORGE X. FRENCH,
TREASURER
DAN r. WILLIAMSON.
RECORDER
CHAS. H. WILD.
PROBATE JUDGE
PINKNEY C. ANDERSON.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
w. o. KELLNER.
SURVEYOR
GEORGE S. ANDRUS.
SUPERVISOR
WILLIAM RYAN.
DELEGATES TO PROPOSED CoNSTJTU
TIoNAL CONVENTION
G. S. VAN WAGENEN.
FORREST j. KALDENBERG.
GEORGE B. CHITTENDEN.
PRECINCT OFFICERS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
WALTER G. SCOTT.
CONSTABLE
HERBERT II. PRATT.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

in the selection of investment in real
estate by seeing the other fellow, then
see US and let the best bargains win.
House for rent?
24tf Home Investment Co
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-IN DESIRABLE LOCA-
ton, neatly appointed furnished
front room, in green cottage two blocks
north of James PascOe's place, Pascoe
Hill.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

Mrs. Embree, medium, is now located
on Oak street, opposite court house.
Correct mining information. Also
tells of past, present and future. cts
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

LOST-ONE GRAY ETON SILK
lined jacket, at the Elks' ball al
Dreamland, on Oct. Is The person
who took same, probably by mistake,
will kindly return to the Office of F. l..
Toombs, and receive the thanks of II.
E. Kelly.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT-THREE LARGE ROOMS
desirable for business purposes,
fronting vn Mesquite street, opposite
the Kinney house. Apply on premises.
VIM. Zimmerman.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
Cranberries

An exceptionally fine invoice of
cranberries just received at the
9tf CENTRAL MARKET.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

Try some of our mackerel. Just in
and extra fine.
Off CENTRAL MARKET.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE:-A NEW FOUR ROOM
house in East Globe, apply to A. F..
Orner or p. o. box 1856.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
Delegates to the Proposed Constitutional
Convention

The political conventions of both par
ties in ella county thought proper to
name three candidates for the proposed
constitutional convention who would be
members of the convention to frame
constitution for the state of Arizona, in
case the referendum would result in a
majority of the voters of the territory
favoring jointure with New Mexico.
The nominees of the republican conven-
ion were G. S. Ven Wagenen, Forrest
j. Kaldenberg. and George b. Chitten-
den. 1t must not be supposed that a
vote for these gentlemen means vote
in favor of jointure. On the contrary,
,ach and every one of these eminent
ms are individually opposed to the
q, and will plate X to the left
I'd mo" on his ballot.
lie the members of conven-
'ng nominations for any
Sys best to make mex
3. The three gentle
ong the most pro-
re county and are
N'ort of the voter
4 seek. For
,yone who
= they are,
y way of
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE-BURRO, SADDLE AND
bride; reasonable price. T. X. Sta
bier near South school building. 1913
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
keegan's

Is one of Globes Oldest and best
known cafes; everything first class in
his line. Call and be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT

FOR RENT:-ONE ED
6 room house on ball ground. Apply
to Mrs. A. Stanley.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE-B BARGAINS IN LOTS,
bargains in homes. Our bar
gains in realty speak to those
who wish to make dollars, make other
dollars, by taking advantage of oppor
tunities lin Greater Globe. Be fair
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT: FURNISHED ROOMS
Call at this Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-TWOTENTF FLIES BETWEEN
smelter and Central school building.
Return to Brookner's store. Reward.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21

FOR RENT BUILD A FEW
cottages for rent in East Globe call
for terms. Globe Real Estate Office,
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
Coming

Coming
Now on the road, and here in few
days, a large and extra choice lot OF
cranberres, pickles and olives; also an
invoice of the celebrated brand of Bos-
ton mackerel, known the country over
by the name of Beauty" Hereafter
will keep in stock the very finest
makes of imported and domestic cheese,
including Limburger, Swiss and SWEET
ger. Central Market.
M. C.. BONNIE. Proprietor.
The Globe Hardware Co. have the
finest line of stoves ever brought here
Prices exceedingly low, as you will find
by comparing with other stores.
Your headquarters. Coney Island.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-10-21
FOR SALE

81, 750-$250 DOWN, BALANCE ON
monthly payments; buys nice home;
fine location. $500 buys house and lot.
We have bargains in lots and ba gains
in homes. We do not misrepresent our
properties or transfer without a war
ranty deed. Houses for rent. Buying
or selling. Give us call. Home In
vestment Co.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-02-03
DEATH OF HON. r. C. LUND.

In the death of Robert G. Lund the
state loses one of it's best known, best
beloved and most useful citizens. Mr..
Lund's home was in southern Utah
and there his departure will be the
most keenly felt. He was not an old
man. falling about twenty years short
of the biblical allotment of three score
and ten, but in activity, right living
and good acts he lived far beyond the
seventy-year limit. He came to Utah
with his parents when a mere child,
and played an important part in the
upbuilding of the state and the devel-
opment of it's resources, particularly
in Washington county, where he en-
gagged not only in agricultural pur-
suits, but in mining and smelling, be-
ing one of the leading spirits in the
well-known smelling concern of Wool
ley, Lund and Judd, with headquar-
ters at st. George. Mr.. Lund at va
rious times held public office. He
was a member of the legislature some
years ago, and for quite a number of
years was a member of the state
board of equalization. holding that po-
sition at the time of his demise Few
men are so loved and esteemed by
their associates as was Mr.. Lund.
Everybody had good word and a
kindly feeling for him, and genuine
sorrow is felt at his sudden departure
from the field of usefulness in which
he was so well known and so much
loved. To his bereaved family Truth
and the public generally offer sincere
coincidence. He earned his reward.
May his rest be sweet.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-02-03
UNFORTUNATE ELMER ROSE.

That the maternal grandparent Of
the little fellow, Elmer Rose, Is not
allowed either to have the custody OF
the unfortunate child or even to know
his whereabouts appears to us to be
an outrage The Children's Aid and
Home Finding association is doine
good and those who support and man.
age the institution are without doubt
actuated by the most praiseworthv
motives, but all that does not consti-
tute them autocrats or clothe them
with the powers of car or place
them above the law. The parents Of
the little lad both being dead it seems
only reasonable that his grandmother
is his natural guardian, and if she
wants the boy, as she undoubtedly
does, she ought to have him if she can
show that she Is a fit and proper per
son to have charge Of the bringing up
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DOCTORS AND INSURANCE.

That during the whole crisis through
which the great insurance companies
have been passing, no word has been
said against the integrity of their
medical departments, is noted editor
tally in the Medical Times New York
january. Says this journal:
"Underpaid in the most extravagant
company and unappreciated, the med
ical examiners and directors have per.
formed their work. thoroughly, con-
scientiously and beyond criticism.
Yet putting the listening ear to the
trembling air, we hear no chorus of
praise to the faithful physicians in
their positions of trust. The only
words that come along the line are
commands from the companies Off.
GERS to cut down the medical expense
already down to the bone.
ut would be interesting for the leg
islative committee to call the medical
directors of the various companies and
ascertain their pay. 1t would be
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found SO meagre that even in COM
panies with one-hundred-thous
lar salaries it would be laughable,
were it not pitiful. These medical di-
rectors control the life-blood of the
companies. Their work Is the heart,
the body, and the soul of the COM
panies' existence, and yet these men,
intelligent, skilled and honest, are fire.
quently forced to take practice to keep
up their homes in proportion to the
dignity of their positions.
when it comes to the examiner, the
companies scarcely consider him at
all. Even the select few who devote
their entire time to examining, find it
hard picking. For example, the prin-
cipal examiner of a principal company
in metropolitan city stated recently,
I sat in a mans Office for an hour wait
ing to examine him for a ten-thousand-
dollar policy He looked healthy and
would have passed the inspection of
the company as to his business and
social standing. But | found sys-
tolic murmur in his heart region, and
| | believe that that man will scarcely
| live ten years. / saved my company
ten thousand dollars, for which | get
the munificent pay of two dollars and
this company is being criticised for its
extravaganza of management. Surely
it is not in the medical department.
Some day on that brighter shore
we suppose the doctor will come into
his reward But here we see but little
of it. The physician is expected to be
honest, efficient and omniscient and
live on the clear, pure air which sur
rounds him."
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r II II r II.

and education of a child. She ought
at least to have chance to demon
strate to the court that she is such a
person. The statement Of the super
intendent of the Children's Aid asso-
citation that she does not know where
the child is appears to be mere eva.
sion. We suspect that the superin-
tendent could find Elmer in twenty
four hours if she so desired, and we
believe if Elmer's grandmother is a
good woman she ought to have the
child.
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FAKE ADVERTISING.

The Merchants and Manufacturers
association are engaged in a good
work in going after fake advertising
people who are a nuisance to the
storekeepers and business men of the
city. It's astonishing how easily mer-
chants are caught by these fakirs.
They patronize them by the dozens,
receive practically no benefit from
them, while they many times look
with Indifference upon legitimate ad
vertising which would give them good
returns. Snowman Barnum knew
something about the public when he
said it liked to be humbugged