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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-27

on College Hill for her guests. Miss
Naomi Dinsmores OF Pueblo. Colo. and
Miss Lena White of Carthage. Mo.
Friday night Miss Eleanor Sims will
give a party for Miss Writings guests
and on Saturday evening Mrs. Homer
Bowman will give an informal dance
for them.
Miss Margaret Carney gave an in
formal Christmas tree party Tuesday
night for Miss Marjorie Ilette of Fort
Madison, Iowa, Miss Carrie Potter of
Emporia, Mr. Quinton Adams, Mr..
Clarence Jordan and Mr.. James Nc
~ A.
Married at the home of the brides
parents in Auburndale. Miss Nellie
Wednesday, December &c. at p. m.
tbs. Rev. Asher Mott of Barclay, Kan,
officiating. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Pearson,
groom. is the son of the late David
Noel of Valencia. The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Piester. the
bride and groom taking their station
green The bride wore gown of silk
muH over blue silk. After the cere-
mony all retired to the dining room
Tor, the wedding supper. The dining
room was decorated in red and green.
The invited guests were; Mr.. and
Mrs l. W. MInett, West Branch. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert MilIett. West
Liberty, Iowa. Alfred Milletts Spring
dale, Iowa, Miss. Lucy AIillett and Lee
Millett. West Branch, Iowa, Miss Cora
Noel, Miss Mabel Noel, Mr. Guy Noel,
Mr.. Harry Noel, Mrs. W. A Yount,
Mrs. Ellen Justice, Mr., Eden Fritz of
Valencia, Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. -Thurston
Pratt Pasadena, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrehead. West Branch Iowa, Miss
Alta Hultz, Emporia, Kan, Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Lewis, Barclay, Kan, ex-
representative w. P. Trueblood and
wife, Wichita, Kan, Miss Matte and
Erna Richards. Barclay, Kan. Mrs P.
M. Grow. Barclay Kan, Mrs. E. J.
Agerter. Upper Sandusky. Ohio, Mrs.
Martha Di Bra, West Milton, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Boruff, Usage City.
Kan, Mrs. L. T. Johnson, Colorado
Springs Colo, Mrs. S. A. Riddle. Faiai-
RE City, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. John
Pearson. Springdale, Iowa.S Sarah
Teefy, Iowa City, Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Richards, Barclay. Kan. The Topeka
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w, S.
Hancock, Mrs. Nettie J. Hepstine,
Mrs. Alta Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wards, Mr.. and Mrs. Pfiester. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A King Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
HUMPHREYS. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sta
pies; Mr.. and Mrs. Adry Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nicholson, Miss Bertha
Spencer, Miss Neva King and Mr..
Arthur Wilson Mr. and. Mrs. Noel
VIII make their home in Topeka after
January /
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PLUMBING.

LOUIS LOCKOUT TZg Expert Plumber 6
Gas Filter s21s W. 6th-s Ind. 1879 Bell $50
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TRANSFER AND sroRAcE.


MERCaAA4S TRAN Sr' Elk x STORAGE.
Co, packs ships and stores household
goods. Tel 1S6. Clarence skinner. "a
oulncy sL s,
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Gold brooch at Grand or be-
tween there ana 422 w. 18th. Wednesday
night Finder return to 62S Kansas ave.
for reward.
LOST-Sable fox mufEs at n. Baptist
church, Christmas eve Return 1928 n.
Harrison.
FOUND-T. H. S. June 1902 class pin.
Owner call at 213 Taylor st.
LOST-Ladies pocketbook on Washburn
car. between K. A. and T. A. Liberal
reward for return to 919 Kan. Ave.
LOST-Envelope addressed to Hon. w A.
Reeder, Washington. containing dis
charge and other papers. Please return
to Troutman & Stone
LOST-Slate colored silk waist. Reward
for return. to 1043 Pine st
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAY ED-Small black Jlnney. 21st and
Virginia ave, phone Ind 1924.
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AND INSECT EEOUS- ADS.
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raSaa fsaEr
-
.JIIfeFlEiYCTAT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


c. B. BERGE is A CANDIDATE FOR
city clerk, subject to the Republican prl-
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, GARRETT CLEANING

q ~ = T--~-~>~~>~-~-~-0---~
your carpets in ~ ewOrlsmanlike manner
ana ana, cur Y prices are right Let US figure.
RUGS MADE from your old wornout car
pets Write for price list or call np 'phone
AL Q. Mccormick Rug Factory and car
pet Cleaning Works. 522 Van Buren, St
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FOR SALFS30s acres, 4-room house. barn,
fruit, eight miles OUT. Price, 81, 600 Ad-
dress Farm, Journal.
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MONROE ST. FREE D1SP EN- SARI
2O2 Monroe st. Conducted BY regular
practising physicians and surgeons. Aled-
lcai service free. Medicine free IN some
eases. Snice hours 10 .. m. Calls
answered night or day. Ind. tel 5ll3
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roR sAr.r.--erAr. ESTATE.
CHo1cE REs1DENcE LoTs.


CHOICE Residence LOTS.
lots. paved street. heavy shade. cor
ner. west side, close 1ss1, Il, IS
at once &C. about this snap.
DAVIS. -WELLC6ME g Co.
Both Phones 1026. 2o7 West sixth 81.
FOR SALE-New cottage. rooms and
bath room, large attic mice attic starr >
plete, 8 pieces. city W ateT.2 .cistern water
in Sink In kitchen, sewer connection, n9t
and cold water cellar .c9nneetea Emp Wirn
for. 4 home but owner leaving city Parllor
an d sitti Ia T9om st pSgsrea caii
at house, 1915 western ave- H. n
Wolcott.
FOR SALE-30S acres, 4sroom house barn,
fruit, eight miles out. Price, $l,00o Au-
dress Farm, Journal
T J. EIeaots.
20 acres cheap. improvements good soil,
AZ miles out s5.5o0.s ..-ooo-
? 50: ga miles from Sfn and kansas ave.
g on .Kavy bottom. exeessqI9glyi rich. s1z
miles out, Well Improved asls 600.
cost $500, tersfnilit and timber SIS 900
so acres, 40 miles from Topeka. q mile
10 ctAl<tl1 ~ S@-lN4&l1s 6SoN
400 acres miles ffaea Topeka, IA miles
to small toygEt HsnA entse cost 10000
it a beauty M HaiIlgiy2 rich SOIL
for only s26 eq0
81 Topeka.
---~-
IF A FARM Is pgfla7 ston want see THE
SHELDON RE.Af Il ESTATE co, 81
Kansas Ave
FOR RENT-Alrnostsn new Sfour4ropm cot
tage with improvements 1903. Huntoon
st. Enquire 1907 Topeka ave.
FIRE. FIRE. FIRE!
Cut rate insurance by hone, company
Not in the combine SEnit y Agency, 500
kansas ave;
FOR SAL. rpn1 cottage with so<12
bath room ~ e hot and gold water
and cfsteFf wafer III Sink ins kiteheny gas
light and heat large eefsar connected with
sewer attic large elaDllSh for twp or more
rooms, 3 corner lots, walk side and front,
good shade and fruit: 2 blocks from car
line; $1,000 Call at 2o9 The Drive. L. NJ.
Christy. ss
800 EQUITY in Kansas City cottage. al
most new, good neighborhood, to ex
change for small farm near Topeka. --Ad-
dress r. G. Holden, 1886 So. Oakley, Kan
sas City, Mo
GEO N. NOBLE & CO..
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One OF the 'sold girls asked. pre-
sumably to give dignity, to a dance in
the younger set last night, drank too
much Of the Christmas punch and feII
lat IN the midst OF a dance.
%@&
The marriage OF Miss Mary virginia
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TA1LoRINGs COLLEGE


VALENTIN seIf-caicuiating system
taught Miss Marsron, 500 Kansas ave
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10 WHOM m NrAy coNcERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Be it
known that my application is now on
file in the office of the probate court of
Shawnee county. Kan. asking for a per-
nit to sell intoxicating. liquors according
to law at Nos 122 and IA East 9Th st.. in
Shawnee county, state of Kansas Hear
ing IS set for January 11th, 1907. at 9 a. m.
NJ A. FUNCHESS.
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The Friday Bridge club will receive
New Years afternoon at the residences
Of Iudge and Mrs Chappelle Z. Foote
and will give an informal supper after :
wards. followed by billiards and cards
for their husbands. The members OF
the club are Mrs. F'oote. Mrs II: a
Auerbach. Mrs Chester B. Reed, Mrs
W E Ogston Ms c. H Gaunt, mrs
Thomas ]. Myers, Mrs James treoe.-
lex Scott NJ s Dolly Curtis, MIS- =;
". Lacey, Mrs. Charles L Short, ana
Mrs w W. Strickland.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

~~-~~>-~-~-~-~~-~~-~~~~~-~-
liza {. BARNES al. ID.
Dish sl SE.-----
OniceYs2e jkaHses ave. Residence .Thlr,
teenth and Clay. Office hours: 0 a. m 10
II a. m. and p. m to D. m. Both
phones 10 residence. and Ind. 1916 office.
R. o. RHODES. NJ. D.. Surgeon. Dis
eases CT Women.ssI32 Kan. ave. Ind tel
g. Hours 10 to - 10 .. go to SEQ.
TjRs H H. KEITH Surgeon ana diseases
of women with private hospital Ofnce
531 Kansas ave.
DIR ANTON RUPIN, chronic and
nervous diseases. diseases of women
and children. SO Kan. ave Ind 11oS
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THE M-OAEAN,s nocToR.

DIX. ACJ<LEY. THE WOMAN DO
tor. s1S Juncticn bldg. Kansas t-itv. 81
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PAVING.


CAPITAL CITY sVITRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING Co. IA E. 9Th st. ATfgs OF
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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sdEWELKRS.
UNDERrAKERs.
BUGGY I3-..'. IIkt,n8rRrNG-


> ChttE 81 faRAbout I'd Icp DuBgiss sr
=, pettom prices. IRE fing ana rubber
uIes- depository jig Ns Filth a.
FACTORY A4-436 jackson st.
q G.. KlNLEY.
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LIVERY BARNS.

~~-1-~~,.--,-------~-~
BOYER BROS, successors to L. HaW-
hins. Boarding, livery and feed barn
We want your. feed orders. 1923 Lane ST.
Ind. 1888 Bel 1855
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n1cYcLEs ANn REpA1n1NG.


U. S. CYCLE CO.. 1ls E. Eighth. National
& Iver-Iohnson bicycles Supplies. repairs
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Mr.. Harley Reisman gave a box
party for Mr.. Louis James production
OF Merry Wives at the Grand last
night. which was followed by a sun
per at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
w Snyder. his guests including Mr..
and Mrs Snyder. Miss Helen Quinton.
Miss Fay Quinton and Mr.. Bert Reid.
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~ The Duplicate Whist club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs W. n.
West.
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~ 0-I-V W q IU- = IaIIIIy UInNeF
took place at noon yesterday at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Veav-
err on Indiana street. Among the
guests We're Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cav.
Miss Sue Cay. Miss Josephine Cav.
Iathrop Gay. Kansas City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Allen. New York city; Mr..
and Mrs. L. Bullene. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Bullene. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bull
lene, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Innes, Law
renee; M Fred Bullene. Topeka.
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8 lots, paved street. heavy shade, cor
ner west side close Ia. Fore1nln edta te
sale $500 per lot Must be sold. see us
at once about this snap.
DAVIS, WELCOME 6 Cos .
Both Phones 1925. 107 West Sixth ST.
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Mrs. VIII Wikidal directs the boys
choir at Grace cathedral and has in
her charge over twenty boys from 6
10 Il or Is years OF age. Being pretty
strong for her they gave her a sub
scription Christmas present. very
handsome brooch Tho day before
Christmas two of the choir boys met
another boy and informed him: I'VE
bought a Christmas present for Mrs
Wikidal." What did it cost your Two
bits2' asked the other boy jeeringlv.
Two bits nothing" exclaimed one Of
the choir boya indignantly TITS a
second choir boy in high scorn
" 'Tisn't eitherl It's a pi1l-solid goldt''
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RA44ROAD TIME TABLES

- UNION PACIF1C.
- EASTBOUND
No. 1O2-I - $3.50. z:os am.
y ~ Aflantfc Express .... e.. rs -
~ -S0s-K C.-Salina Express. ~. IL III
~ ~ WESTBOUN0. ~ t.lA-
aNy, 1o7-K. C.-Salina Express 10 * a..
20 -i3enver<Pac. Coast Ltd ii "a 81
III 105-Junetion City local pass 6.s5 AM r-,
No 1Ol--I.imited ...,...-...e.sss.. 7s5s 5r1
sDaily except Sunday, All others daily.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE
- - DAILY Except Sunday.)
~ 4f- sOUTHBOUlID. s
No ef0--Passenger to TT Scott. ...2:OS pus
NORTHBOUNU
NO. e69-PAssengeF from Eft Scott.1R.6a nm.
1s>, si-5F're1ght -s... -e.zB pr.
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STRAY ED-Small black Jinney, 21st ana
Virginia ave, phone Ind 1894
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was becoming sgunsed TRY az hard
as he eould. he could not leave of
tho ~fseta"
cipaeests Company.
From cigar cites he began seeking
cisafettc company. Its family grew
ashamed ~ hum. and he sreN
ashamed of himself and left home
Step by step he driftea west. sltl
necessarily ameking the little pills
The final chapter caHte last Fsi-
day. A bright prospect was hsfef.
this man. Everything Was a, hts
command with which % win protn-
insat station IN life. lie WA called
ana found wantlnE Simply a daily
happculnE, and who will 20 the
uexts
"ouard Thy Aoush-"
Yesterday IN The baptist Sunday
schools ~ the city the y0anser
classes had for their golden text
Guard my fn0uth" Several ~ the
teachers explained the different
meanings o. the text and incident
aliy spoke Of the use % tobacco
Tbs stars suggestion eanas In hanty
for THE teachers. and m maFs thar
one tnasanr~ thn deadly wark % the
cigarette was an example.
0irla Tske Interest.
Just AZ present a movement IL en-
feas aFnong the young ladies' 81 the
hixh school "a banish ffuua their So
ciety young men who dssirs 70
smoke cigarettes. bat that 10 a mat
srr that viii BE told Of later.
fax the present pat boar uanas On
the pledge % TIE star send a IN.
Retueuih~r, "1ust ono mefs@ may put
yourself or same yuunE man yeu
khau In the same place as yoanK
ilasi4en % Portland
-
List Il with List. Mutasl f1fe BIdE
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-, greatest lsssoas from which
h,.f tsnths are Those taken
- seefy.Aay tife. fhe star. dWr-
4. sheft anti-eisafsttr crusade,
- sielng lessons that have
r.aeirsssd b. daily oSamplea.
- lhess comes from Portland
4 ~ saaAesi stories ana enc
u, .sls BE- taken most seriously
= 4, n,aa Who is eiassod In the
=. axis - the morphine AID
,nsn psi
=. naftlana roliee last Friday
- rseafd poAsou. confirmed
-. susok.r. dead la his leaE
a<tueea his fiuweFa as 81
49, y.eid possession % g. even
go ga grfpped FIRMLY the
y, "a cigarette. The hfsly Nas
-. !. ne ua4rriaker's table ant
- - astopsy. death was fauna
! s.ss sssaltod from heart failure
4, q excessive cigarette smoking.
cars - 0eSa Family.
yuss sssnpis arath-iust another
~ainx anas 70 the great beyoud
=, amas hmek IN Indiana ghere l.
arliy tAat wil naasn this par-
Aaisr asath
n.isan eams frcEa 3 very intzllec-
nj 80 wealthy fenllF It Nas a.
wnrs 40 whsn manufacturer 90
arrrttae Pct 9n the market one -
~ attest arath coatftrNnees called
-Ys1- Tbese were put NJ IN fancy
rsstsxes ana AZ the time wvFe ran-
slrfea ne best m sheir tire fsaa.
IN emnsaencrd araoktng AZ FIRST
srf fur fsn Gradually tbs funny
rt,f So eassed ana be essatinaet
sxeksux ffufn aec~sstty fils fam
n esss = Hkor him A. tAst fisne
n wns Attending ne fret year ~
a. hA<A s<Aeal ara he was having
1 faf4 tInse 20 keen up with his
.hn Az last he failed Iiie mind
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THE STARS ANrI-claARErrE LEAGUE.

thereby pledge myself not permit any young man
Aen II my company, 70 smoke cigarette I pledge N.Y.
III also TO do all that lies In my power to discourage
raonr she young men Of my acquaintance the habit Of
solinr cigarettes. desire, also to have my name en-
tered as member OF The Stars Anu.Cigarette League
1870. -. -. $3.50.
Address ...t.....sstts..
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'iRIS MAN SMOKED
HIMSELF To DEATH

.,.u.a OOOsO" e'oA'tr" rsSo. FOUND sOsAO IN a
LOGGING ROUSE Z" r0'rlN"O-O'1' seO" srxesssvs
uss OF eleARerrss
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lis, {, with List. Mu,us' rlfs BIas
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This n ons OF the ptettiesi reek-
era on show. very odd and
bright design, back posts
mounted with ornamental de-
sign. solid qunrtered and finely
finished The real worth Of this
fine rocker " titeo. Manufac-
tuners Sale Price 80. 500
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A very attractive rocker. solid
oak. finely auafssfsd ard pol-
ixsed. heavily made. kulid.
shspsf seat. note the attractive
panel back. tII.eo means = E,pod
eatus al the regular price.
Manufacturer Sale Price -.
.....s..s .....sss.sss~. bb-Db
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This Is a siocky. heavy ana fire
Mission Rocker. extra strong
and new Mission style type.
solid shaped seat THIS is
good vaiu~ any time ~ tifse.
Manufactures Sale Price -.
....s... .+.....+.ss.. $3.50
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VERY graceful aud good lines on
this extra heavy rocker. solid
seat. shaped. finished weather
ed or golden. T. % fine quarter
cd oak and finely polished. This
is a good value at the regular
price Of klh.0a. The Mauufac-
turers sale Price 49,. SIO9I
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This l. the heavy. popular Mis-
sion style Rocker. solid oak.
stoeky. very heavy and strong.
weathercd. seat OF ieatber--@
good. fine value az the regular
price ~ $500. Manufacturers
Sale Price .s.s...,..... st-45
Arizona republican., 1906-06-03

house last week. Price good. It will be stocked with chickens.
 Melons are beginning 10 show up from the road now. MT. Kohl reports them as doing fine and for earliness will be ahead of last year.
 Mr. ShUck, who was a resident here for a short time. is now located in Globe. He has invested in skating rink and will also have charge of the barber shop attached to the new hotel just finished in that town. As soon as a comfortable house can be secured his family will be moved.
 Wm. Chambers has just taken fine lot of pure mesquite honey from one Of his apiaries in the mesquite forest. Judging from a sample can left with us it is par excellence, the very best we have smacked our lips on in a long time. It is heavy in weight light in color and has that mild sweet taste that is especially pleasing. to the pal ate. The flow has been excellent this spring and the bee men expect a rich harvest.
 The busiest man in the county today is Mir. Tait. With a thresher, header and hay baler to look after it keeps him jumping sideways. But Fred is equal to the occasion. As soon as the rush is over he will take the Mrs. and the little Taits 10 the coast for a month or two outing.
 Messrs. Dowell. White and Acuff re- turned Thursday from their trip to Roosevelt, Four Peaks and surround ing country The trip was made on ! horseback with pack burros 10 carry the bedding and provisions. They re- port things about satisfactory at the dam. Had plenty of wild honey and a general good time.
 Some one has been testing MT. Cages cows as to which gives the richest milk For several mornings some one of his cows comes up minus that fluid. And now he says if he catches that thief ] he'll surely make a milk sop of him.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-03

brought in, sugar beets would grow to immense size this year. Perhaps it would be fairer to select average beets and not run all over forty-acre field to get the largest. In an examination of several fields in this locality, and ours are certainly as good as any where in the county, they run from two to three inches in diameter. Perhaps the very best ten-acre piece is that of Adolph Buser on the Mohn ranch. The soil is neither too sandy nor too heavy, has been thoroughly cultivated and the beets have a healthy, vigorous look. In this field the general average is about two and a half inches in diam eter. Ranchmen will doubtless dis cover that beets planted not later than November 1 and then keep the water off till warm weather will give the best results.
 James King of this district and Miss Harris of Tempe have been elected teachers of No. 2 for the coming school term. Both are graduates of the Normal school and come well recom- mended.
 MT. and Mrs. Simmons Of the date farm near Tempe were guests at Mrs. Wm. Barry's last week. MT. Simmons reports that the prospects for a big yield this year are good.
 MT. Fiala sold two acres ana small
Arizona republican., 1906-06-03
A PLEA FOR TIE INvALlDs.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Will you kindly give room in your columns for a plea from the many in- valids in your city? There are num- bers here who had hoped to spend the summer months here and grow strong under the influence of the hot, dry air: for it is admitted to be of even more benefit in lung diseases than the winter climate and it is becoming more and more the habit of health seekers to remain here during the summer.
 But ii the policy of retrenchment in- stituted by the honorable board of councilmen is maintained these num- bers will be forced to leave your city and go where the air is not laden with the dust and bacteria of unsprinkled streets. What this means financially your business men will appreciate
 Tourists and health seekers will soon black list a city that cannot sprinkle it's streets. If the strong can endure it for time the weak cannot. and there will be a quick exodus of sojourn- CTS if this policy of no sprinkling is continued. Especially in behalf of the invalids we plead for something to lay the dust of the streets. H.
 Phoenix. June L
Arizona republican., 1906-06-03
THE WILSON DISTRICT
A Challenge to the World for Sugar
 Beets of Size and Quality.

Wilson District, June 2.-(Special cor respOndence of The Republican, Miss Fife Williams entertained a few of her many friends at her beautiful country home Thursday evening. A very inter- esting musical program was rendered, consisting of a vocal solo by Miss Susie Roland, piano solo by Mrs. Smith, vocal duet by Mrs. McClintock and Mrs. Smith, and a vocal solo by Pres ton Williams. The company then re- paired to the lawn, where refresh ments were served. after which the time was occupied in interesting games till the time for returning home arrived. It was a most enjoyable af- fair. Those present were: Florence Brewster, Mollie Frederick, Cecil Bill Iups. Susie Roland, Grace Forney Miss Mullen. Annie Agner, Elinor Hayois, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. McClinteck Mrs. Smith. Effie Williams, Ralph Acuff, Bud Kohl John Wright, MT. Dunn, Preston Hill, Curtis Wilson, Ella Will son, MT Beaver, MT. Watkins, MT Hornback. Willie Hill Preston, Mar win and H. Williams.
 If one, were to judge by the samples