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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
DYE1NG AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS THE LEADING
French dry cleaners Tor ladies' and gents.
clothing and al household goods. $40 Nicollet.:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
Isolated Tracts Sell Well,

Thirty isolated tracts of government land were
soid at public auction at the local United States
land Office today. They are in Mcpherson. wal
WORTH and Campbell counties. The minimum
price set by the government. s1.25 an acre,
was run up In many instances to So, the high
OF 12O acres in Walworth county. The total
acreage sold was 1921, which Melted the gov
eminent ,$7oes3s. AS rule isolated tracts
are usually considered the poorest lands but
the bidding today showed that there is de-
nand for all kinds of South Dakota property
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
Tobias Gets a Year.

Charles Tobias. arrested at Bradley, S. D..
on the charge Of robbing and burning a mail
pouch, pleaded guilty at his trial at Deadwood
and was sentenced to years Imprisonment
in the county jail III this city. He escaped
from here while he was awaiting trial and was
captured three days later at his Bradley home.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
Will Grow Winter Wheat.

Several farmers in this county will try to
grow winter wheat by seeding this fall. Two
have experimental and the results have been
more than satisfactory. In one case thirty
bushels were threshed to the acre and in the
there will be at least twenty farms in Brown
county seeding before the end of this month,
They will pillow the ground, drill in the seed
and then drill In small quantity Of oats for
covering during the winter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12

OPTICIANS s.
SN~~>~N~coc>>co-O
EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND uP; Ar
tifcial eyes; open Saturday evenings: Sunday
10 to II. ostrem. $40 Ficollet. upstairs.
JOHN j, DowD, oPToMETRIsT AND DPTT,
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12

SOUTHEAST.
AUNT. 1914 University avenue So. 81.
Livingston, A.. 615 l4th ay Sc.
IN Thompson. ]: W, 800 Washington av sn.
University Drug Store, 4Ol 18th az SCI.
Waters. =. E.. Oak and Washington EE-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
Ice Plant for Aberdeen.

There Is every probability that this city will
soon nave an ice-maktng plant. movement is
on foot to organize company with capital
OF 500, 900. Several men have already subscribed
about $4,000 worth Of stock
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12

wANTED-oNE Or TWO NICELY FUR
nished rooms with board in modern house.
by gentleman employed; south or southeast
side preferred. 1877, Journal.
wANTED-RooM AND BOARD FOR MOTHER
and 3-year-old child: within walking dis
tance. 878e 9TH av s. Phone South 1919 J.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12
MONUMENTS

WE STILL HAVE SEVERAL HUNDRED NoNU.
ments and markers to be closed out at whole
sale prices; ranging from So to $500: Anoka
Granite Marble Works. salesreom 423. Wash
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12

THE WESTERN Barbers Supply Co.. l2e Wash.
AZ s: sunpllea furniture. grinding our special.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-12

MACHINERY
~~~~~~0~~~>~~~~~ ~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~
SKATING, PULLEYs, HANGERS, COUP
lings, betting, wood and iron working ma.
chinery, new and second hand; largest stock,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
ABRIL- %.

msnts. En- suessivAs ssaionss 90 ira
tara tan importsnte materia.
-Ha fAllecido la re,pstsbls uflo'
rita dGfa Javiera Patr6n. E,ta me.
naua se 10 di6 eristiana sepultura. No
hace IN mas que fallsci6 uoA hsrmana
de la fnada. RscibAn sus fAmllisres
nuestro Ieaams.
-Tsnemos entendldo que altos
slemsntos econ6m!cos do San Juan 90
ocupaa en- 10 proposition pcs,et tads
por ID Camara do Comarcio do Poncs
sobre el arrox americana , sl G, fs dc
Puerto Rico. Es possible que pronto
80 celsbre Una reani6n squf 8 % IL
eauitsl, conre eprsssntaoionss del Board
of Trade y dc las Camaras de San Juan
, Ponce.
--El Bazar Ctsro avisa & 81 hume.
rosa clientela gus sl 80 do Mayo pro-
ximo espira 81 .6rmipo pera IL a6qui'
siei6u do los tickets ofeseidos, & a.
10 que 10 Apresuren q rsunir los rs
aecesArios para lss ampiiaciones ds
retrstos. 3vs1m.
I'm estimabls amigo nuessro &c
Oropone unir eismpIares do Ndas las
aves acuas!cas que hsy en Puerto Ri
90, adapt'ndolas, para clio, & iauls,
sapeciales.
-Manana domingo, habrG un CO.
TO polisico dc propaganda unioniata,
en- 81 pueblo dc Isabsla, que he do To-
usr mueha resonAncia On el Distrlto
dc Aguadilla. FL sefi2r Munox Rive
70 har& DIR sn 81 ~ aatorizada Do
abra. Nusstro eompAnaro Eugeaio
A,tol ha aldo invissdo por ts'6grato,
zero ls % matsriaimsnts impoaibls
oorrssponder con su asistenoiA 0 una
diaiinct6n que agradscs de todas vs'
ras,
Ell sabAdo pr6ximo 60 llsvarAr
a cabo los examsnss dc idioma Ing 81,
sarA los m sestros de Ponce,
O. CAI4zAUO sin carton en- Los
4uelas para naos, espsuialidad on
salxado ino para seEorA. Gnicos ven-
isdorea de calxsdo foo recomandable
para csoAllsros. III Leon Ponceao.
Gale del Comer9io.
Sc essA proce iiendo oil corts dt
dumas de aqua les personals que nc
hsn satisfsth ho aus quotas psndieu.ei
del eiercicio de !. COS . l,906,
-Aocehs mo & las y media
fueron conducidos Al HospisSl T.ico
che sl ioven Arcsdio Vazquex herids
on una mxno qua 90 atravss6 de ur
halsGo y Alberto Morales con un,
fracture On el husso del tobillo & oon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

secuerc'a q de 10 csids de IN palo do
maugi. Ambos fueron asistidos por
el doctor Gutierrez y los practicantes
del Asilo.
-Dsntro de brsves dias se procs.
derG por sl Dspsrtamento do Obras
Pdblicss municipsl lea al lsvantamien.
o do los pianos de L. slcaldis muni.
eipAl donde se h.rfn vGrias meioras
de importancis.
Nicolas Mkto hs sido eondenA'
do & 2 dollars is multA por infrscci6n
del reg lsmedto de Ca fretsras.
LA policia ha dsnunciado & una
muisr por dssorden y q IN hombrs
por infraecItn del rsglamsnto de Sc.
nidAd.
-En 10 Blbliotsca municipal se
exhibe un husto dc nusstro compsnsro
Assol, ohrs del e,cultor y artists oa'
rAmico stiior B gay.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Para los que qllersn colocaf
hiea gu dinero

Be vende o srrienda On Ponce, %
10 oalle ArOCHA, L. mAs centricA do
Ia eiudad snsrs las dos plszss prinGi-
pales, un almaean do mamposteEfa =
madsra del pals, de n pies 8 pulga.
das s dc freoss por la calle del Sol y
SO II pulgadas por IL dc ALTO Cha.
irente 4 les essAs do Enmanuslli & @.
r. valdesille He mAnos & G.
For sensr cate almaeen dos srri.
mos ss hsce muy tAcil fahricarle una
planta alta; comtn &ngnlo de mann
postaria solamsnts. TAmhi6n una de
dos plantas mamposterfa contigua 81
anterior On 10 caIle del SOL. El que
adquisrA essa propisdad ssndrA an
huen inserss de su di1sro. Para in
formes oirigirss & RAFAEL RIVIERA
RsBsr. Sol IA. Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

10 Polieliniea Hospital Trieocse). A
iss II, ssisteneia domie!,iar 4 %. %
fsrmos euyos encarg ados dejar 10 di
rscsi6n On sl Hospital Tricochs.
Idrds: de 2 as. ConsuitA On L.
Policlinisa del Hospital Trisochs 10
Medico inferno del Hospital. De 81 .
s. inspection do 10 masaaxa On sl ma.
ssdero por sl Auxilisr do SAnida %
eneargado del servicio m6dico dc sodo
sl distrito Ossss de la eiudad. A 10.
s, nusva aststencia domieiliaria ilimi.
tada con sl nGmsro do los snfermo,
suyos eLcargados deiAran 10 dirscci6r
On sl hospital.
Nocts: do 8 80 q. m. Servicio pa
70 los pobres por el M6di0o inferno
del Hospital. visitas do urgsnci,
euando 10 rsquiera sl easo, serar
igualments prsstada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

,carnara On 10 eoneiencia do sus oysn.
tes, do 10 misms manera los predics-
dorss do 10 union do Puerto Rico han
conseguido que los principios do essa
10 gcabeu On 10 concisncia dc, pueblo
con caractsrss lumfnicos y prccuran.
do eorporizAr 4 ese mismo pueblo, 10
idsa del dsbsr, sl ssntimisnto del ders'
sho, y como l6glca sonsecuensis, pre-
parkdols para 10 vida dc 10 libertad.
Dios sntrsg6 4 81 pueblo On me.
morabls dia que eonsigna 10 historic.
los tablss que sontspfs los subl'mes
prsceptos & que habia do siustArss
sss mismo pueblo On su psregrinaci6n
por sl dssierto, y 90 10 primsra 10
dice; ANA A dos.
Ii sUni6n PuertorriqusnAs dssde
sl Sinai do 10 region sntrsga los
puestorriqutfi 70 les tsblAs que sncie
iran el Honor J les dies; ANA A TU
PATRIA.
Y por ESQ 10 semilla do 10 union
90 hA espArcido por 10 isla toda y 20
desarrolla posents, vigorozs; y DO au
seno surge el vegstai que % losano y
H,rsse y pronto obtsndremos sl feuto.
81, NO 10 dudes pueblo, La <U Uai6n
PuerssrriQueiIa, 10 llsvara 81 pinasulo
do 10 gloria, proporcionGndots tn 70
dsnci6n poltlics, tn psrfeccionamisnto
social.
Aquf descansa el dsbsr ssgrado
que Nsnes do prestarls tu concurso,
para que TO eompsnetrss, que 10 vic
toria do 10 sUnions representa- 10 vie
soria del pueblo; aai como su dsrrota
sesia do los mks caros iotsrssss do IL
patria,
La eampaiia 90 inicia pronto, Oh
mes pr6x mo, con sl psrfodo do ins
oripeionss, Demostrsmos los unio
1 nistAs que tsntmos en- alta eslims, los
intsrsses que ameriiamos y que estAn
muy por en0ima do todAs las sonvs
nieneias,
Apreslemonos para 10 luchs, que
10 aureo. dsi triunfJ solo 10 cefiirSn
los patriotss, nuncA, j.mks los patrio
teros.
Adelsnte.
veritis.
Ponce, Abrll % do 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Ia UNION" POR LA PATR|A

Cuando rscordamos 10 ergGstula
boehornosa & que fae somstido nues
70 pueblo bsio 10 tusela dc los Alsjan'
dros que squf vinieron con el senti'
miento do 10 poloniz sci6n mantenisn
do 81 imperio del colonisie, no po'
demos msnos que bendecir & los que
90 han .impuesto el deber do hassr
efsctivas grandss rseti6caciones de
tsadsneiss libres 90 sl orden gabsrns.
mental.
Cuando recordamos los asontscl
mlentos luctuosos de que fa6 tsstigo
sstA region on 6pocas de gobsrnsntss
que { sstas playas vinieron no para
hsosr patria americans. sino para
smpsQ usn seer les spopeyas g,oriosAs
que ha m ooliz ado siempre On todas
les iatlsadss 10 pandora que reprsssn. .
IL al pusolo mss ,ibrs del m Ando, NOS
ssntimos may agrsdsoidos ante el 90
tual 6 Jbsrnsnts y los que 10 secanda an
On 10 labor del gobisrno do la isls.
Vsrtad oanJ un tsmplo y nar
"a, que 10 normslidad ssiablscida
por sl gobierno que tsnsmos, molests,
irrita, dsscouoiersa Al partido politiso
que sobtuvo prsposs acia en- el sumul
-, estAb. .eciendo 10 desorg Aniz Aci6n
social J oontribuy ysado On gran escala
{ que 90 abrisaen les pasrsAs dc las
cArcslss para dsr entrada { los surbu
lentos dsseq ailibratos que sirvisron
dc inatrumensos paraqus on cada pus'
bly % levantarau tres 9 cuatro poiiti'
eJs DO psrcslina que nads han repre-
ssntado On el conciersc do 10 po 1tioA
regional.
I'm )osibls era permaueosr indifs.
rentsa ante ess dsssq lilibsio que lesio'
naba nusstro ore Ito On el exterior.
Era do urgsncia inmediata el tSr-
mluo do tsl dssbarsiusts que sncum :
brAba al carrots, reversnciaba al puaal
eshabA por sierra las tradiolonss do
Puerto Rico como pueblo morigerado,
sulto y pasfdco.
Y surgi6 10 idea hsrmosa do 10
uaitn entire 10 fAmilia puertorriq queiis Q.
Y asf como el divino prsdieador
del <Tlberiadess consigui6 que su
doutrina dc ssuos princlpio', tan ne.
uesaria para Ia humana redenc!6n, en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

Hasta aver fls un baluarts repu-
blicano, pero les ideas unionistAs o..
tan abriendo honda brechs en- 81 J ea
crsencia general que ALI triunfAre-
mos en- toda 10 Inca.
Al paso que vsmoa solo Queda
rGn bsjo 10 inf 1eneia de los republi
canos lcs islotes que circundan 10
isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
.IMPRBSINIES Y NOTICIAS

Ests noehe 80 representarG en- 10
Psrla El Barbers de Seuilla, dslIclosf
sima Opera que no 30 vs on Ponct
desde hace mucho tienio Dicenno,
que On ella % dissir 9 10 Ablsmsuts
10 ssnora GonssgA.
-Hsmos recibido sl Manifesto
que ssAba do publican en- San Jasn la
Federation Libre do los Trabs adore.
do Puerto Rico, sonienisndo apuates
sobre 10 Uai6n International do los
TAbs qusros do America.
Es un doeumsnto llsno do datos
muy intsrssantss para los tabaq qusroa
del pats.
-Cuando ooncluya su tsmporads
10 eompaffa do Opera, probA hlsmsnse
NOS visita.k otra do zarzaels sspa.
hola.
--Anochs 90 reuni6 sl Ayuutamisn
to, On session ordinsria, Daremos cusn
b 81 lunss pr 6xlmo do todos loa scusr
dos.
son tansas las adhssiones qus
senemos en- cAr'ers, de personals pro-
cedentss del partido rspublicanc, gu.
para publicarlas tsnemos que haeerlc
gradu almenie, en- varios rGmsros,
sirva ssto de txplieaci6n & los nuevo.
corrsligionarios que muestran viva
impAciencis por YER publicadas su.
adhssiones reapsciivAs.
I'm 10 session municipal cslsbra
|da Anoshe, % someti6& 10 eonsidsra
cion del Conceio sl nusvo proy soto d.
Tarita general para los pasentss mu.
nicipalss. Como % asunto impor,an
liaimo 90 asordo saoar vsrias copia,
! del miamo J sntregar una 4 cada con
ceial, para que 10 essudls detenids,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
iSE VAN Z

Dlcsss que algunos prominsEtss
republissnos emba afsarGn On brsve ha'
eia Estados Uaidos.
AnAdsse que permanseeran alli do
temp mporada en- TODD 10 que w do al }.
Y no faltA quien Olga STEM pre-
hay un maldicientsl -que 90 marchan
por NO prssencisr In derrots do gu
parlido en- las pr6xlmas eleccionss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Local Board Of Charities
Ponce, Porto Rico.
A los imtsresados

A los Mttsresados
Para % meior realisation 90 do 10
mayor publicidad aesrea dc ID DIS
TRIBuoloN do los rviaiou que prestsp
los seiiores M6dicos Auxlliares dc Be
nidad do Ponce. Diarismentante,
ineluso los dies do fiesta.
AaRand. do 0 & IL. Consulta sr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

La cerveza SCHLITz, de Mil
waukee, no sc anuncla. Sin
reclamos, continua slendo la
preferlda por ell pubhco.
Constante exlstencla en- ca.
81 todos los establecimientos
mercantil es de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
"A ESMERALDA
Fedsrso Toro & Co. Pono

Federico Toro & Co. Pono
Sc svlsa d iAs seiiores eumsrcian
Iss de 10 IslA que sensuos Hiem pre- .,
gran aprtldo de- somorsrou de ps ia
del pais h1rmados sn iodas formAs
Preeioa limisados por doOsnaa. Rsps
bsahA para homnrsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

ADHEaONE! POuT|cAs

Er, Director Dc Ia DEMocRAcIA,
Muy ssiior mfo:
Por haber eumplido 10 sdad , To-
ner dsreeho al voto, sasoriho mi I'd
hesi6n { 10 Uai6n Puertorriq aeiis, !,
por c,mprender que es 10 duica sgru.
pac.6n que lleva 10 fsl sidad 4 mi des..
vsrsarsda patris, por 10 Quail est,y
disLuesto hssta al sacr.hcio, ! al
mismo tempo dscir & mis- hsrmanos
los rspublicanos 90 quitsn In ysnda
que Leo cubre y vsan 10 difsrsneia que
existe entire 81 hoy sl sysr.
Csciio Hslas.
He cumplido 10 sdad para ssrvir
{ 10 patria. con mi voto tea siquisra; I;
hsgo mi adhesion al partido Union
Puertorriquens. porQus hAcs tempo
sstoy visndo que d partido Republics.
40 no sspira al bisnsssar do mi pals
y q solo { o. ambisi6n, = 10 Union,
en- sl POGO tismpo que llsva On sl po.
der, ha hseho 10 mas que ha podido
por 10 hbertad y derechos que NOS
correspondent, 10 eual eonseguirkn
con 10 protseei6n do ssa bsndsra que
no sobiia pusplos ssslayos y con 20.
bsrnadorss como Winthrop y Post,
que msrecen elogios del pafs.
Hu 8, 8.
Libsrato Reyes.
Habisndo eumplldo 10 edad para
uaar o. voto y qusrisndo hacsr algo
por mi patria, suscribo mi adhesion 4
ID ,sUni6n Pasrtorriquenas, por cor
este sl vsrdadsro grupo que aspira 4
10 libsrtad y prospsridad dc nusatra
patris.
Jssis N Santiago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
DE VENTA

Dos cEsas nsdsres CON aolArss,
Tn almac. maui OoaserlA ecu ssnseio'
SOS solAres. Una sstanGta oonpuasta
do 2T2 cuardss do paatos. ImformArA
P. G. On oil Hotel OIL xHogars. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30

Ponce, Abrll 2S de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
D|sTRITO De AGUAD|lll

Ls Union dc Puerto Rico des ole.
Rark ssts sn) una Activisima csmpa
a. On sl distsito do Agdsdilla.
So luchAr& eae dstrito palmo 6
pa.no on les pr6xlmas eleeciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-30
Sc We NDEN

Cuatro easas dc madcrAs On busn
estado , con espAsiosos solares.
Qlisn Les intsress pusde intormArse
en- 81 bafsse del sbogado actor De.
pepa, Isabel ndm. 6.
Pones, Enero Is de 1908.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
CHAIRMAN BURsuM's POSITION.

Chairman Fl. O. Bursum of the ter ritorial republican central committee stands for joint statehood because he believes in government of the people. for the people, by the people, and that at the earliest possible moment. He brushes aside all other considerations. g eat or small financial or political. he cares not for them He believes and so announces, that the people of New Mexico and Arizona are entitled to speedy self government under the con- stitution of the United States. as a sov- ereign state and as they cannot have all their rights now they should do the sensible and proper thing and procure all that is possible. and that at once. New Mexico and Arizona have been under tutclage long enough. Millions of acres of public land and cash do- nation Of five million dollars for public schools are. after all, minor matters He says: Give our people self govern ment and they will take care of them selves; give them that and with the great resources of the new state they will need to ask no favors and will not go begging to congress, to the national administration, or to anyone else; what is justly due them will come in due course of time and no human agency can prevent it." This is a most patriotic and statesmanlike view and ought to appeal to all alike. pro joint statehood men and anti-joint statehood men.-Santa Fe New Mexican
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
HELD 10 ANSWER

i This morning in Judge Babbitt's ] court Mexican named Joe Tinto was i held to answer to the grand jury on a l charge of embezzlement. About two months ago he rented a wheel from Bert Goodrich, for three days. He then 1 disappeared from sight and MT Good rich did not see him again until yes ! terday morning. He had in the mean i time soaked" the wheel for S1O at Crismons saloon. He was promptly gathered in when seen yesterday. and as he had no particular excuse to offer i for his action he was held to answer as above stated.
 J. l.. Waring has letter from MT. Spangler who is at Prescott, and he
 says he is having just as much fun as ] though he had gone to the coast. Feels as though he was on a real vacation Mrs. Julia Dykes had a postcard
 from Mrs. Pauline Anderson. who
 started to California last Saturday,
 saying that she was at a railroad camp
 near Yuma with six trainloads of pas
 sengers, and could get no further. on
 account of a six-miIe washout on the
 Southern Pacific, caused by the Salton
 sea. She said the Southern Pacific company is talking of sending the pas sengers back to Phoenix and over the Santa Fe to Los Angeles.
 Miss Redusinda Peralta and Jesus Martinez were married yesterday morning at the residence of the brides parents. in the southwest part of town the Rev Father Severin performing the ceremony. There was a large number of guests present. some Of them com
 ing up from Tempe. Dinner was served. and there was a dance in the evening
 Miss Bessie Morrow of Tempe is spending a week with the Misses Myr- tie and Edith Wallace. They are spending their time hunting. but they claim they can't find a place where the beastly birds will sit still long enough to shoot them.
 Yves Jones is spending a few days in Mesa. waiting for the weather to clear up so he can return to his work for the government on the road.
 Warren Peterson and family will leave today for Arlington, if the river is fordable. MT. Peterson has been spending the past two weeks in Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
MESA
WANTED TO sEE cAIIFoRNIA

VI - N<fN-Ai OthiNiFN"
 Five Mesa boys yesterday decided that they wanted to see the coast. They mad said nothing to their parents of the intense longing which gnawed at their Vltals. but quietly laid their plans for leaVlhg last night. During the day they secured an extra shirt each, and Such things they thought they could carry, and slipped out of town, intend Ing To Jump one of the outgoing trains at the Stringtown crossing. However some of the boys were missed, and Marshal Burton was put on thelr tracks. He soon located them near the StringtOwn school. and the boys made no objections to returning with him. Three of the boys were quite young; the other two old enough to Know better. The latter the marshal told could go if they wanted to, but all returned to Mesa.
 IL was lucky for the boys that they got no further as all Southern Pacific tralns are tied up, and they stood a good show of being dumped on the desert Wlth nothing to eat and a long walk nome before them. Boys who are wise VIII consult their parents, who, when they are old enough to tackle the world with some chance of success, will help them to start right. Otherwise they may take steps that will be a source of regret to themselves during their entire lives.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
MORE THAN MONEY A Minister Talks About Grape Nuts.

My first stomach trouble began back in 1S95,' writes a minister in Nebr resulting from hasty eating and eating too much l found no relief from medi- cine and grew so bad that all food gave me great distress.
 "It was that sore, gnawing. hungry feeling in my stomach that was so dis tressing and l became a sick man. Grape-Nuts was recommended as a food that could be easily digested.
 Leaving the old diet that had given me so much trouble. I began to eat GrapeNuts with a little cream and sugar. The change effected in 24 hours was truly remarkable. and in a few weeks l was back to health again
 My work as minister calls me away from home a great deal. and re- gently l drifted back to fat meat and indigestible foods. which put me again on the sick list.
 "So l went back to Grape-Nuts and cream and in four days I was put right again. The old dull headaches are gone, stomach comfortable. head clear. and it IS delight to pursue my studies and work
 "Grape-Nuts food is worth more than money to me and I hope this may induce some sufferer to follow the same course I have"
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 There's a reason"
 Read the little book, "The Road to Wellville," !" in pkgs.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
THE CHURCH BAZAAR.

Dr. Henry Van Dyke, the famous author. clergyman, and teacher of Princeton. was talking one day abont the best way for churches 10 raise money. Apropos of bazars, he said |;
 There was a canny old Scots min ister who said one day from the pulpit with dry smile:
 'Weel, friends, the kirk stands UT gently in need of sillar. and, as we have failed to get it honestly, we must cen see now what a bazar can do for us "-Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-22
AMBITION.

When Margaret Green was about
 seventeen.
 Her plans and her specifications Of the man who would share all her
 joy and her care Were accurate, nice calculations. Miss Margaret said: "The man that I
 wed
 Must be tall and esthetic and curving The popular rage on the matinee stage, With name like Montgomery
 Irving" When Margaret grew to about twenty
 two
 A sweet. sentimentaI-Iille siren She yearned for the fame of an author
 whose name
 Was Tennyson Keats Shelley Byron. In year or so mOre-she was then
 twenty four It was NJargaret's dearest ambition To marry Pole with less money than Basselefsky, the famous musician. Ten years-how they hy!-went glim-
 mering by,
 And Margaret came to be thirty. She still was a miss in her singular
 bliss,
 But no longer coquettish and nirty. Ehree more yeaIs of her life and Mag
 gie's a wife After all of her plannin' and guessfn'. Nor does she repine that the name on
 the sign
 Of the store says Schmidt, Delica-
 tessen. Franklin P. Adams in woman's Home Companion for August.