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Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

family next door, and then when he arrives at the next door he greets whoever answers his knock with the familiarity of the lost long Charlie Ross. If the lady happens to be alone, he will ask where the husband is and plainly state that he can't talk to do any good out in the open air. but If he could come in and sit down he has something to show. which is a revela- ton to mankind. He talks about trat something he has with an air that t: once seen 1t will make every stingy person in the city hate himself the longest day he lives if he doesn't buy. He has habit of looking wise and he works it overtime. but it's a look that doesn't come naturally and once in q while the lining shows through.
 Book agents are all right-some- times. but whenever you transact business with a man where 1t is nee essary to shoot the lights out to break even it's a losing proposition every time.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
ANNUAL SALE. TEN MILLION BOXES

dered the machinery for it's new plart from the Barnard & Leas company and the same will be installed about the middle of January This will place the Mesa concern in position to compete with any mills in the valley.
 smith, the bowling alley man, has installed another box ball alley in his place of business. Six weeks ago I bowling alley in this town was con sidered a risky venture. but Mir. Smith has probably been making as good in terest on his investment as any con- cern in town.
 The Cowboys Girl" which will play Mesa on the night of December 11tn is being well advertised and comes well recommended as being a good show. The last two shows appearing here had to hang up the standing room only" sign. Mesa is considered by advance agents as one of the best town on the road for their business.
 The Fashion saloon yesterday in stalled d complete set of bar fixtures which equal anything in the valley. and easily make 1t one of the swellest buffets in town.
 The Mesa branch of the undertaking firm of Hodnett & Carr yesterday shipped eleven caskets to this place. This is not given as a prosperity item.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
CATTLE DEALS.

The cattle that were to have been shipped today by J. E. Surgeon, have been held over pending the repairs at the Gila and will not be shipped now before Monday. if they are then. Neith- CT the seller nor the buyer care to take any chances of loading them and hay ing to unload them agian. so the ship ment will wait until conditions are fully normal.
 w. F.. Dysart. representing the Cud- ahy company, who bought the Sur geon cattle. yesterday purchased of E. A. Packard, twelve cars which will be sent out about the goth of the month. making up a full train. Mir. Hitchcock who buys for Oles of San Bernardino yesterday bought from Wilbur and Peck. three cars Of steers which will be shipped cut with the Sturgeon train.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Santa Fe, it being Wednesdays Calif- ornia mail, and unless the break across the Gila is repaired the mail from the west will probably come by that route A matter that is naturally of inter- est to farmers under the Tempe canal. is the amount of damage the dam sus- tainsd during the recent high water. Superintendent l.. D. Crook has been at the head of the canal since the first high water was reported and has divid- ed his time between keeping the head gate and upper end of the canal clear ed of brush and drift and speculating as to how long it will take him With a good force of men to repair the dani- age the dam has incurred. He has not been in town for several days but was reached by phone yesterday afternoon and asked regarding the conditions at the dam. He replied that he had just come from there, but under the cir cumstances at that time could say very little about the dam as there was still a great deal of water passing over Il and it was impossible to say just how much of the dam itself was missing From what he could see. however, he figured that considerable damage had been done, but that is not surprising as other dams both above and below 1t were swept out slick and clean. Tempe farmers will have reason to congratu- late themselves if any of their dam re- mains MT. Crook added that the head gate and canal had been kept clear of trash and as long as there was any amount of water in the river. it would be possible to get a canal full.
 The river at this point has fallen rapidly for several days and if it con- tinues to fall at the same rate <or the next week, ford can probably be established by that time or even soon CT. The former crossing below the bridge seems to be in no wise dam aged and when the water reaches a lower stage about all that remains to be done to secure a good ford there. is to find the party who will attempt the first crossing and hunt out the path that will be the freest from quick sand.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
AMUSEMENIS.

The entertainment given last nigh by the primary at the hall was one Of the good things seen here this. season in the home talent line. and the aud fence was an appreciative one.
 The Amusement club and the MesI High School hines will play a game Of baseball this afternoon at the park. The receipts of the game will go to- ward the free reading room fund. The boys need your support and the use t' which the proceeds will be put is q meritorious one.
 The Y. M. NJ. I. A. will give a char acter ball in the hall on the evening of December 14th. Every person nos representing character will be fined twenty-five cents.
 The company presenting "A Cow boys Girl will hold the boards at the local opera house on December 11th.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

ton on the subject but so far as could
 be learned yesterday from outside sources. there will be no mail across the Gila before tomorrow at the best. possibly day later than that even. So far there has been no eastern mail to arrive here since Wednesday morn
 ing and a great quantity of it has ac- cumulated somewhere along the road, which, when it finally reaches here, unless il comes on the installment plan, will for the time being swamp the local office force. A very little mail arrived here yesterday on the
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

A meeting of the Tempe Melon Growers Association is called for this afternoon at o'clock
 W. B. Shaw Of Phoenix spent yes terday here looking up suitable ranch to rent
 G. R. Barkley. representing the Buff falo Forge company, was here yester- day.
 Miss Fredrica Watson is visiting for few days with Miss Anna Stewart.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. NJ. Mullen of Mesa. were visitors yesterday.
 c. F. Scott, representing the D. c. Heath Book company. is spending sev- erai days here.
 There will be a good tennis game on the normal courts this afternoon be- tween representatives of that school and the Evans school of Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
SPACES GO THROUGH.

Yesterday was the first day sincc the recent mountain floods that the stages running between Mesa and Roosevelt were able to go from one end of the line to the other. There was about eighteen or twenty miles of road between Fish Creek and Roose . welt that was impossible for either stages or heavy freight. Thompson and his force was sent to the assist ance of the crew in charge of that part of the road and the highway is being put in shape as rapidly as possible. The mail and light baggage and pas sengers were transferred over the bad road by means of light vehicles.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
CHURCH NOTICES,

M. F. CHURCH SOUTH-S. NJ Cheek, pastor Preaching at II a. nj. and 1880 D. m. Morning theme: "The Faultless Life.' Sunday school at 10 a. m. and League at 6:45 D. m. Church conference at close of morning service. at which members are requested to b= present A hearty welcome to all
 BAPTIST CHURCH-J c. Rollins, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.. R. A. Windes, superintendent. Morning worship at II. Junior meeting at 3 2. m. Young peoples meeting and the evening worship at z. A cordial invi- tation is extended to all these services.
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-T. F. Bolger pastor. Sunday school at 10 q. m- G. D. Buck. superintendent. Morning worship at II o'clock. Preach ing by the pastor. Sermon subject: If Man Die Shall He Live Again?' Junior Endeavor meeting at 2:3O D. m. Senior Endeavor meeting at 6:45 p. m. Evening worship at 7:3O D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenin gat 7:3O.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Regular services at this church Sunday. Dec ember, 2. Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching by the minister at II q. m. Subject: "Why Establish a Church of Christ in Tempe?" The subject at 7:30 will be "A Prodigal Son and His Father"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
MARKET CHANGES,

With the opening of the Independent meat market in Phoenix the first Of the week. there win be several chang.s in Mir. Surgeons market here. R. II. Zwicker who has been in the shop here will go to Phoenix and the Tempe shop will be left under the manage ment of Mac Browning. Billy Bircheil goes to Mesa where he may open a branch house or start on his own ac- count.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
MESA CANAL SAFE.

The Mesa canal is in good condition at the present time as 1t was before the recent rise in the river.
 As was stated in yesterdays Repub- lican. the damage to the dam was slight. Since that time men and teams have repaired all breaks and gaps. The The canal near the headgate sometimes fills with sand. but in this instance the waste gates were opened and the re suit was that the water ran through the canal and back into the river act ing as a sluicing tunnel when the river went down leaving the canal between the headgate and waste gate free from debris. As soon as the water js need jed il will be turned into the canal
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
MESA
NERXY BOOK AGENT.

There is a book agent in Mesa. who. If all reports are true. is the limit. when it comes to being full and run ming over with pure. unadulterstod gall. The fellow has been here two or three days and is said to be a one horse country agent with sixteen horse load of confidence in himselc
 His plan is to ask the name of the
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
CLIFTON SURVIVORS.

So far as can be learned none of the Tempe people who are now at Clifton. suffered any on account of the recent flood there. Telegrams have been re- ceived by the Blake family from the Holmsely sisters, saying that they are all right and Miss Leebrick. has had a telegram from her brother. Carl. who is principal Of the Clifton schools to the same effect. Dispatches state that the school house is a wreck, how ever.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
TEMPE
RIVERS, MAILS AND DAMS.
A few Matters of Much Interest to
 Tempe People.

About the most engaging piece Of guess work Tempe people are now in dulging in is when the delayed mail will arrive here. The postoffice force is able to give little or no informa-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Donnelrs is the place to have your Xmas pictures taken.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Friday evening at NJ. F. Church South. Tickets at Sanichas'.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
PURELY PERSONAL.

Mrs. McCauley and baby and D. McCauley came down from Roosevelt Wednesday evening and left for Phoe- nix yesterday morning.
 Fred Newhouse of Prescott. was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 F. H. Steinmetz. who came down from Roosevelt on the stage Wednes- day evening was a Mesa visitor yes terday.
 J. H. Liebold of Fish Creek was in the city yesterday taking in the sights.
 w. D. Saline. is a Mesa visitor.
 c. C. Cox. who has charge of the freight and stage line between here and Roosevelt for Shattuck & Des- mond is in the city.
 Born 10 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Cerney yesterday. a daughter.
 Haskell Pomeroy. who has been ser iousiy i'll for some time is reported as cOnyalescinE.
 F.. Duryee. expert cement mixer. with offices at Los Angeles and Roosevelt is in the city in the interest of the government ana his company.
 w. Nj. Spencer. living in the south part of town, is reported quite i'll.
 Miss Ethel Sarrick and Mrs. Flor ence Alpine. drove to Tempe yesterday afternoon. |
 Jade Switzler who has been i'll for some time. is reported mending very slowly.
 Mir and Mrs. J. Angus Johnson. who recently sold their home to B. Noble on South First street left yesterday noon. with their children for san Diego. Cal. where they will make their future home. MT. Johnson for years. has been interested in brick manufacture. but about two years ago he went into the firm of L. E. Johnson 2 Co. later giv- ing this up on account of his failin" health. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson have been residents of the valley for the past twenty-five years. and they leave a great number of relatives and friends who wish them well in their new home.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Good meals at Mrs. Thomas restau- rant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-03

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SIXTH YEAR N OKLAHOMA.


how and then, net often ebostly ap.
peernnces or sounds are explained 70
tle peasants satisfaction Thus ia the
county Of Durham "Gabricl's hounds
elere for hong long years believed TO
fshrlek aud howl through the air on
dark nights aud 70 forchode death TO
him who heaul aisl saw iheia But
Irosaic modern research proved them
10 DO notliEg but docks of Wild geese
migrating southwark on the approach
OF winter and choosing dark nights for
their journeys Similarly the shosi of
Irbydale Ia the Lincolnshire walds. a
goblin who terrified travellers az night
with is heartending cries and who
mas said 90 De 4 witch who had hecn
wnrried 70 deiih hy dogs in q long past
nge, has BEEN shown 60 be nothing but
an owl on tle other haud, 10 irne
Cornishman VIII ever be- Induced % re-
llnQuish the belief tliat the spirit of
King Arthur stln hamts the ruins OF
Tintagei in the shape of white choueh,
and assuJedy the many English fam
lilies who possess a white bird of onele
such as that which John Oxenham saw
IN westward Ho.n cling firmly to the
tradition il not 10 fine belief in IT,
london Graphic
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The WIN 40 nie.

Two or three years ago. IA "a lanca
shiru town. while Fair was la prog
ress, 70 Che propriet9 " steaiu
roundabout there Came a spkmpar
whose wife was Tying ,uu bsedly at
The point o. death Ihou mum stop
Thy organ" lie said "Whyff asked
tie other Thou mum stop f. tell
tha My missus cawnt dee" was the
reply, a dlniogue for which the writer
can youch.
A clergyman hel placed ON record a
similar Instance. Visiting a sick pa
nshi0ner. he WIS told by the doctor that
the sicEroom was full Of mourners. as
surlng the woman that she was about
70 die. And the woman wss dying
from suggestion, though Organically
there was not the least reason why she
should The clergyman entered the
room and cleared ont the doleful ones.
You're not going 20 die" be said.
'lVhatl Am not dying, parsonf Then,
think God. I won'ti7 That woman was
well IN next 70 no time and round at
The ylcarage thanking its master for
having saved her life. 81. James Ca.
zclfe
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KENNEDY'S
LAXAT E
HONEY AND / AIR

~ Cures Colds BY working them out Of
the system through copious action Of
the bowels.
EEye Cures Coughs BY cleansing and
strengthening the mucous membranes Of
the throat. -heet lungs and bronchial tubes.
For Group. whooling Cough Grippe,
influenza. Bronchitis, ard >. Coughs,
Colds, Lung and Bronchial affections no
remedy is equal TO Kennedy's Laxative
Honey and Tar. Children like it.
Putupi in use, 5oc and eT.o 90 bottles at the Lab.
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For sale ny c. K. RSnrrs
TASK tor the 1906 Kodol Almanac and
200 Year Calendar"
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ICE MEETING AT OTTAWA.
fBx Associated rressl

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. 3.-The greatest
ice meet ever held in America opened
today under the auspices of the Cen
tral Canada Ice Racing association
The entries number nearly two hun
dred and include fast PAGERS and trot
ters from New York, New Hampshire
Vermont Michigan and other states
as we'll as various parts Of the Do
minion. The stake races are unus
ually well filed. The meeting viii
continue through next week.
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WALL eArra &c At aEn7Ro.s.

~ Tluribaa Jaasa" on oar coina.
According q Ie United Sniics mint
oilicia.s. TIE words, "E Pluribus
Unum as taey apaeas on our coins,
are thes, without ,nc sanction OF law.
The legend hef apga cd upon cop
per coiu ,r thc Newburg
n. - min. 81 C. year l7s0 The
United states ua very young at that
time and could non afford the luxury OF
o mint SO private Individual OF De
name OF Brasher opened the Newbn,E
coining establishment with the inton-
zion OF ilrning ont money Of the realm
for an comcrs. Exactly how the words
"E Pluribus Unum' came 10 be used
as motto IS not known, but one thing
Is certain the Brasher copper coin
bearing that legend and the date OF
l7SG is the most valuable metal disk
ever mlnted ON this continent.
Some time after coming his famous
copper with the caa latin motto as
above described BrashAr tried his hand
ON a large SIZED gold piece. producing
the coin known 10 the numisnatics as
'Brasher's twentyr The Brasher
'twenty" was not n twenty dollar gold
piece however. FOR Il lacked 81 Of
weighing enough. but or late years It
has become TeIy scarce ana valuable
because OF the fact that the legend In
scrlhed upon Il reads 'Unum b Pluri-
brsF instead Of - Plurlpus Unum'
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"aIany gallons. probably many bar,
rels, Of water are drawn through the
gills of each oyster each day writes a
university professor, "and the micro
scopic beings that it may hold are
strained out and pushed along into the
oysters mouth Each microscopic or.
ganism is a long time IN travelling from
the point whore it hrst touches the gill
TO the oysters stomach; an this while it
is alive and capable OF becoming the
parent OF new generations when re-
moved from ihc giil and placed under
suitable conditions. Most of these or
ganisms nrc Wholesome TO man. and all
that enter Tie oysters stomach are
quickly killed. AMI converted into It's
paatahie and nutritious substance. hut
50 long ms they are travelling along the
gills All are alive AMI some are ex-
trcmcly dangerous TO man Tie oyster
exercises choice n TIE selection Of its
food. rejecting some OF the microscopic
organisms ard swallowing others but
those that are discharged into the wa
ter witli tie sewage Of cities are not
unfortunately gmme tho ones that are
rejected. and before these have entered
tic oysters stomach thcv are most IA
vorably placed for CALMING entrance
into human Stomachs and multiplying
there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-02-03

The preparation %, peppcrmiut is es-
pccially an American Industry The
peppermint g cut when n bloom. Ike
hay. dried, placed IN close wooden vats
and steamed The OH cells burst and
the oil passes upward with the steam,
which is condensed and conducted nto
receiver, where the oil rises and Is
piped on IL takes about $50 pounds
Of dry peppermint TO produce one
pound OF OIL An acre OF land Yields
from six 10 ten pounds OF oil, often
mone. even as high as lfty pounds
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. 0 Q Q Q Q 0 0 Q 0 Q 8 6 0 6 Q

Don't deceive yourself II you have
Indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia cure.
u win relieve you. Rcy w r. fiocutt
south Mills. n g. says. y was troub-
led with chronic indigestion FOR several
years, whatever ! atc seemed 90 cause
heartburn sour stomach, fiutterlng OF
my heart ana general depression Of
mind ana body Ny druggist recom-
monded <odoi and It hus relieved me.
can now eat anything ana sleep sound
N 40 night" kodol dlgests what you
eat. g n Rcnro.