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New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

GSTGTMBERs 1 Florida per basket: 81 5oQs2 % cAuLI 4
French. Per dozen 81: CELERY state and western
SrS0 @es SsS5P 5Ss5 ss fss: s. s
DO French. psr dszen 81: ENDvE Belgian Per rS Ioe
RDi PEI SEs bb bo1 = tosa RsF So 0f KA Af oro per
s3 9Ye K31BI M Ne Orleans per 5, loe s SgcheS 90
Fori9a. per baske, sfgs2 do SortR carolina 5Gcsf,
do NoIs9i 25a75c: oSIoNsi snsT white pickle. per
and Eastern; white per Dbl S2aS5: do yellow 81 IS9
low. per bag 75caSi 25 state western white per
G G & kl s II 7 Do n red q and d{ y3 M Pfs eaS X o & 10
leans, per 100 bunchss sisi so: oTlRA Florida per
per basket 81 5eS$s so: Do caifoE1Is Per boy. 81
5bi 81 as 5o PARsTEY New orleans curly per
RT1sse H% M 81 30 % g Plain q 3, per so NS4os 81 % sr BASKET
qS1 d9 . NeT r.sH Orleans P E 800 s 6gss 90 6T
sTRING BEANS Florida. green. per basket or crate
n a4ST 12s. 5Gcasi H % T7d1a % sls2
SPINACH Norfolk bbl 81 2asd g: do c5 Bait%GT 40R
Fl9rida per carrier 81 50sS 90 West indies q soc
Sa2Sa 40 raiapaSa TsisS5p'J Per i sO % oS
W1TERCRESs. per 100 punches slss1 80.
sI SG9e 6assn fail +af En Tsa @
Radishss tteady Tomatoes o7 m We 1c7TBERs q2saR Per
dozen o5s9Si 2 & 90 C S9 sd per sRoo5 Sa White per
psr 100 punches. 81 50a$2 so: TOMATOES per n Is
5 Tese.d nf 6ssiss sIa ss'fsa s2s o
y to make CONCESSION % a3r In DgT gTef Of ha coming Week
expected 70 show some special activity IN order 70 piece
Ssf Sgt iS SS nsy n s. nSidsY 6@s s sims! So 81 'o5sl IG
No % 6.. sIgsSS ssc ShI2RnE o13 sTG @ T
moderate supplies Long quoted az esao2S hsetR %
0hahes 81 hay at anG noon ay: Hudson River Railroad
10; dS nh1 8sI 19i Raitimore ohio 50
Ti6 & western 100 river boats so; total $50 tons Re-
saW sfass tS 30 tons: for the Week SEQ 400
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York December 10. 1&o.
BEEyES-Reeepts Is cars. 26l head. incIod1ng
1s cars FOR saughterers for the market ana
few cars were held yesterday. Nothing doing n
live cattle NominalIy steady Dressed beer had hs
INQUIRY at last quotations Liverpool and London cattle
and beef markets slow and prices weak -
cattle the Idaho 10 Hull IVo
quarters of the New York 10 LONDON ana LOW
quarters IN the Etruria 10 Liverpool -.
CAIVES-Recsipt5 1S head. consigned Tor SAFE 4l
100 Western and barnyard calves held over
Nothing doing up hour. Prime veals wouI1 sen
steady IL hers; all calves weak and more needed ~
butchers to-day Dressed calves slow at egI9c per
for city dressed veals few fancy carcasses selinS
at 12isc. lntrv dressed weak at ga l2c-
head Including 10 slaugherers and 0ts Tor tne
rnsrIrst ana there were 2rs held yesterday
sEssn at 81 50S5 % per 100 10 for medium =
Lambs were dull and medium grades frfS
ZION lower: the pens nearly cleared sales were az
s. SOs7 IS per 100 70, with prime or choice aIps
fred Dressed mutton 81 1oc n: dressed LAMBS
as 13c. - ,o- r,,sv,,-,,,a
Iar1bs So 10 average 81 T5 leo ~ = Indiana %
~; 4S6 Buffalo do III ID az e. % -
60 10 at 81 3Il7; u Indiana sheep llo 10 at - - -
Pennsylvania do 100 10. at - o. 49,. -. s-oo
Judd q Co 245 Buffalo lambs 90 n az 81 80 o. 8,
Sanders rs Pennsylvania lambs, 81 ID, at % oo' =
sheep. i30 n. at So - ooz LaoA al ,o-
.aHs6tsrsrs ex5ept head sales had been reported
nm 70 a late hour Nouinally steady Country dressed
slow at Si2G10c per n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

town 4Og41c; Calcutta raw Csc LARD OIL 76q7sc
PRoNISIONS-On smaller receipts than expected. buy
ing by packers and good commission house trade. the
prcvision market Saturday strong and higher.
chicago receipts were 1900 Kansas City 1900 and
Omaha 300 PORK steady quoted Mess, SlI 5OSls %;
fra; quoted: Mess. $sas9 family. s1s 50qSI4; packet
80 I SnssIl; extra India mess SO o24S25 90 BEEt E
de ANS Gm quoted at s23 99S pRESEP 7s D S2sc
40 10 9lsc; pigs 914Q9&4c. CUTMEATs-Picked bel
es steady quoted: Smoking. 121ac; 10 ~ lie: II ~
!V5gl04c; IA NJ 10G1Olzc; picked hams quiet, at 12c
TAILOW steady: city. -I6c country 55sq6i4c, LARD
steady; quoted: Middle Western, prime. 9l9 I0c; city
lard firm at sac; refined lard steady: quoted: south
compound firm; quoted at SSaSHc SIEAEtINb hrni
quoted: Qleo. 1l&c; city lard stearine. lec 80
@ @LSE;I3usiness was quite good locally with goo9
points fairly liberal Quotations follow Domestic screen
ings 5G59sc second heads, 4gi1sc choice heads 4sg
4tsc fancy heads 5q5 &c; extra fancy heads. 5%go;
Japan domestic 4sa4s4c; Java 47sg51ac; Ransoon In
sUGAR-A fairly active business was noted refined
less cash for granulated The following are
list prices subject to rebate Of 10 points and discount
Eagle tablets &c: leaf and crushed. 550c; mould A.
l5e; cubes Eagle ID bags powdered and Eagle con
powdered powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
and fine granuated. 4Soc Eagle 10
OF me sranulated &c; 70 bags do 510o $s ID bags
80 10 bags do 4S5o; Eagle fine standard granuated
and diamond A, 4sOc: confectionery A, 46oc No /.
s. 800; No I. 425c: No s. 20c: No g. 4.15c: No 10
05oi NC H. DC; No r. S95c No Is. 39oc: Nos a. Is
and 16 9SSc London cabled unchanged prices for
January IS 9Sd. Locally the market for sugar
steady to firm for spot supplies but refners did not
prices quoted follows: Centrifugal. test.
13 16c: muscovado 50 test 516c and molasses
- test Lee Sales estimated at 10000 hags cuba
centrifugal, DecemberJanuary shipment, 2'so
and freight basis. 80 equal Sole, duty paid.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

A. "-sf s't for outside securities was irregular,
= ss.a'1sh a. the opening renewed strength, under
:, Speculation n the leading mining shares,
H. 1"'"h After the first hour a reactOnary
s.r+--s developed, on heavy profit taking and
rs.s. &C. 'y traders although the market held fairly
~, throughout. Greene Consolidated Copper
b ai's points at the opening, but eventual
e.. more than half Of the gain. Nipissing
~. Up y and eased on q. Nevada Smelling
s-,,, ba'is-Daly was UP 3. Portland was
Cas- C e-' generally firm. Greene Gold and Greene
Co. We're firm and fairly active. Tennessee
bga9. vas ir good demand al a fractional i'm
sor, -l, TIE Industrial list was neglected and
ssgm.. .N'LanFeo. Great Northern rights were ir-
D., ~ northern Pacific rights quoted al
"a, ~. Bonds were dun spd about steady. Mic
is nade "a new high record at "a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

= NVIION-IAe COTTON market made steady showing
end covering OF shorts for the most
closed steady at net advance 7d9 points Sales for
the day estimated at about 75OOO bales The open
ing was steady at advance Of sac points response
10 higher cable dispatches than looked
was Que TO come about 273ls points lower the New
YORK close Of Friday, and SQ4 points
her close Some cable dispatches said
there Just before the close had resulted
buying orders from this side with a view TO making a
selling basis. hut other cable dispatches more
9yersod bears and the better showing of the weekend
HglreS. The local market rather irregular
ana lost point two Of the gain. owing continued
offerings from Wall Street bears and Of the
mission houses There good scattering
covering, however and later the market frned up on
frneT turn in New Orleans and time was about
ll414 points net higher. The close 394 points
from the best. Private wires New Orleans said
that commission houses buying n
tion Of bullish census report but
port was likely TO show cotton than ginned
during the whole OF last season. and might consequently
prove hearish. There comparatively few
vices from the South, but i
nIddlng sold yesterday points January in the
local market and advance in Liverpool would not
argue increase in Southern offerings.
The Of prices in to-day
Is
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

NFTAI.S-The market for pig iron certificates the
Produce Exchange ruled dun and without transactions
Quotations were STEADY 70 nrrn standard foundry CneT)
March. S23d$25- - -
Si0i ASSES AND SYRUPS- Orleans reported n
raiT good business full prices hrm ana
fTalinlS al New York good in johbng way. with
the market nrm Syrups were steady Quotations
a. ia, far l6q1Sc; good isG2Dc prime 3Od2sc: New
orleans open kettle, sog8so. sYRlIPs-Common, 140
H. fair l51lTc; good. 1sa2Oo: prime 22924o; fancy
2ea2sc. -, -. A.. - .-,- . .-.
ana nsntnuIaton May was most active. with sales 10
higher than the precious might Spot vas quoted nominal
87Ec: 900 May, 87.gSse We guots; PrzrRoI-EuM.
E1IE sHr, refined cases. New York, l0c; Philadelphia
q o.. ,Ts,sr uhite New York. bbls 9S0c; bulk 40o;
PSiiadenha 46c: bulk. 6S5c. water white cases. New
YORK be Philadsiphla Ian! l2Sc s5s c0TToNsEEp OIL
beeenber All gaze Janaary as; ga9A9. Fe6rGary,
s7i Sso, prlus wtss and pr1as watsr ys,Isw nominal
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
IN THE LocUsT's WAKE.

There Is very bad news from Abyssini4 a sequel
TO devastation by locusts months ago wide
country in state OF famine. Prices
gone twentyfold, and destitution OF the
kind everywhere owing utter destruo
tien ss the sssEt ia YSz es N 5has g The scass.sa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for -four was
-four was quiet with prices firmly held. Spring patents
patents 50 10 qSi; spring clears SO 40 SO so;
DO DO winter !0 extra No winter 81 sa
g 30 spot and to arrive: RYE FLOUR quiet; quoted:
coRN h So 6ts6 Gh0ife to fanoy Sd IS
s. - as to brand BAG MEAL steady: quoted: Fine
FEED-Western quiet; city steady; quoted: Western
red dog $25 Is all December Shipment city bran $5i
bulk $.24$2S 10 sacks: mddling, $22 80 9S26 so:
meal @ sso q $iG 5d 'h0P ~ Ou' 80 % sacks OIL
GttAIN-wHEAT-5Th was break Of go in the
local stock amounting TO more than 5000 bush
about sc ana closed slightly above the lowest response
y ~ I0nI rom on ta9 start IT the general market dis
pggb AMI & or " on account oT OF break at
fessionas commission houses. Throughout fore
III the ococt Close that the undetone steaded es
R al a AT & Ihat & hour s December was quoted at sse
5a cars eompared with 577 last week year ago
wheat back in the keep railroads busy for the
Gently accepted size of the spring wheat
bs e n5T Ponfs nth FePs I n FOR 5 the day We're
Wods M 1 & aSsSrdng to Bro9mha o- sst
i6o 600 bush against COO bush week ago The cash
market at New York was quoted follows: No red
7stso I elevator & and Sossc afos No Northern Du
CORN TO clear weather and much lower tempera
prices az O'Clock were as follows: pecan5bnr
Jan9ary size and MAY 5od Receipts nereassa s55e
Whs and r. present TethsF holds out are expected
Iot OF com sod BY the c9unI during the last week The
Quoted on the basis Of S8o for No IN elevaG a9s
70 aaoa TsThs market for oats was easier with
oats in New York were steady closing as follows Mixea
46isc and clipped white 86 to 40 10 8alkg44o" " RYE
M2T and sa NS S4S eT:re eS New New Yo Je
Per faai-i 100 n ''-'-'' '''''n at u .
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

hut numerous populations among the slopes
OF the mountains difficult 1 - becoming AL
most impossible tss children gathsrsd
into the missionary schoOls.--LOndcn Gloee>
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
o. w. DAVIS,
Is Broad ST., N. ", Room 1907.

A member of former New York Stock
Exchange firm controlling desirable Glen
tele in this city, who can also secure very
large out of town business by opening one
branch Office at small expense, wishes TO
form connection with an established Bank
ing and Brokerage Stock Exchange firm,
with a capital of not less than Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Address WEBSTER,
Box 7, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

C7epogted by J. Thomas Renhardt. No - Wall street.
New York. ana No. 10 Exchange Place. Boston)
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.


'U-ts5 States DEPOSITS included. SIS 2as. .ooa
ne following shows the relation ba-U-aAr ,b.
sts reserve and the total deposits on the respec-
trs dates:
--elI.0HT : December 10 Changes
tsas ----sl .o4.tHsl SlGl $40 Te- SrA Sia
~ te---S-'- 'o'o9'-o'' - l-b-2gl Inc. 2Ss 900
-sLs --. s23S sa2 2o0 Se4oO.;a 300 T,o 81 %. ,oo
nst required asst
tp9its ---.. @55s=-S75 c=1 765 $50 Dec :. .77eo25
Reserve 10000 'ss7o2 l75 -sl6a9 o5e Inc. .s5 oos 12s
he following are the changes for the ~o--esDor=
n week FOR the three preceding Years: rQa5-
lans decreased Su.75s.soo. cash increased ss19n
o. deposits decreased $SS47e00 and surplus reserv.
s-sased &2I7.s0. lsa4-Loans decreased S22 osi 700
asa decrsasa5 S2a92s1. deposits decreased s2l q22
81 sni surplus reserve increased Sa1sl 425. 1919
Jns decreased S-l556ao cash increased s.304. 500.
t2osits increased 54eS3s9 and surplus reserve a.,
-ssei s5.sa7.5-5-
7hs following table shows the hank holdings on
ea respective dates:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
FOREIGN TRADE IN NOVEMBER.

ne Department II Commence and Labor bureau
statistics, has issued its preliminary statement
eAs exports and imports Of the United States in
EHenber, with comparisons. Il IS as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
BONDS.
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

odd lots. tseus cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
Cobalt Silver Mining District--Ontario.

The recent Developments in regard The Nfpisxina
Mines stocks have in affected the values a
tse phenonenal sisercobat bearing mines Cobalt
ontario but have presented shrew4
investors TO secure stocks in the best
that VIII return enormous dividends
very large advances in price Of the original purchases
Having. buyer Of the cobalt silver vfsred
the section In It's early stages and kept touch through
frequent visits and business
mine owners having their shipping receipts for
forwarded tN market with copies
BEEN and now IN position inside facts a.
worthy information 70 intending purchasers
To this end invite correspondence with
prudent investors. who looking actual facta
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

Trnisi Stats deposits included. SIS. .o3s. .ooo
TIE foll0winE shows the relation betxeAn +ba
;ra reserve and the total deposits on the respeo-
rTt dates;
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished hv r l. nay & Co. No. 3 Nassau strsetl
Dec Il Dee Is Dec IA De-, II
FERRY COMPANIES.

asked. TEX dividend.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-16

shares Open High Low- Last
sold. ing. sale.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
ALHAMBRA RESOLUTIONS
 BY HE APPROPRlATORS
The Proposed Conduct of the Affairs
 of the Canal Company.

Mention is made in the Alhambra correspondence of The Republican of the meeting of members of the Ap- propriators' Canal company there on Wednesday night and resolutions for the future management of the affairs of the company. The following is the form of the resolutions in full and which were adopted in various other districts though not in all of them:
 Resolved, That it is the sense of the stockholders of the Appropriators' cana that as early as possible this canal should be made a part of the public north side water distribution system now controlled by the govern ment. and that for the purpose of ef- fecting sale to the government, the stockholders would favor such a price as would enable the management to pay the present just debts to the Ap- propriators' canal; stockholders under such sale to be relieved from any lia- bility
 Resolved, That no one who is not already an appropriator of water from the Salt river through actual use should be allowed to use water through the Appropriators' canal In ines of shortage.
 Resolved That no stockholder who las not paid in full for his stock, aither in cash or by bankable note should be allowed to obtain water any -ime from the canal
 Resolved. That we favor an eco nomical, just and business like distri- button of water. by competent men whose entire attention be given to Jheir work and who shall be promptly paid a sufficient salary to insure good work
 "Rescolved. That the expenses of of ice, management and superintendency should at once be reduced to the low est possible figure in order that at an early date sufficient revenue from the 'ale of water. over operating expenses, nay be obtained to begin reduction of the debts of this company.
 Resolved, That the treasurer of the Appropriators' canal shall publish semi annually a complete financial statement.
 Resolved, That any candidate for office in the Appropriators canal shall pledge himself to support the forego- ing policies
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28

benefited as she was. Miss Goode is president of the Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club of Chicago. She writes; Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
 l tried many different remedies to build up my system, which had become run down from loss of proper rest and unreason- able hours, but nothing seemed to help me- Mother is a great advocate of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound for female trou- bleS, having used it herself some years ago with great success. So began to take it, and in less than month was able to be out of bed and out of doors, and in three months was entirely we'll. Really have never felt so strong and well as l have since.
 No other medicine has such a record of cures of female troubles as has Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Women who are troubled with pain ful or irregular periods, backache, blOating tor fatulence), displacement of organs, inflammation or alteration, can be restored to perfect health and strength by taking Lydia E.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Her experience is very great, and she gives the benefit of it to all who stand in need of wise counsel. She is the daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty five years has been advising sick women free of charge. Address. Lynn. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty y-four hours; sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if 1t stains the linen it is evidence of kidney trouble; too frequent desire to pass 1t, or pain in the back is also con vincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
 What To Do.
 There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that pr. KiImer's Swamp Root. the great kidney remedy. fulf1lls every wish in curing rheuma- tism, pain in the back, kidneys. liver. bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing 1t, or bad effects following use of liquor. wine or beer, and Overcomes that un- pleasant necessity of being compelled 10 go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of swamp Root is soon realized. H stands the highest for its wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists in fifty-c cent and one dollar sizes
 You may have a sample bottle of swamp Root, the great kidney remedy, and book that tells all about it. both sent absolutely free by mail. Address. pr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. r. When writing be sure to mention that you read this generous offer in the Phoenix Daily Republican. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton, N Y, on every bottle.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
: Of Local Interest
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A DANCE-The Bon Ton club will
 give a dance tonight at Melczer's hall.
 MRS. MORFORD HoME-Mrs. N. 1 A. Morford has returned from her
 summer vacation and is again at her l desk in the city library.
 EN ROUTE HOME-Word was re
 ceived from Governor Kibbey yester- ! day that he expected to leave Terre | Haute last night and will probably | arrive home on Sunday morning. i ROWLING HOUNDS-In some l body's back yard between The Repub- l lican office and Washington street is | tethered a dog that makes night hideOus with his howling The Re publican does not complain in it's own | behalf. for The Republican never | sleeps. but other neighbors who do l sleep request that the owner be given hint that his dog needs either lib- erty or discipline.
 QUARTERLY MEETiNo-A gen eral quarte'ly meetin" will be held al the Free Methodist church, corner of East Adams and Fifth streets, or Fri | day. Saturday and Sunday Services afternoon and evening on Friday and Saturday. Love feast at 10 a. uI and preaching at II a. m.; and 7:3 30 D. m on Sunday. The district elder Rev James Craig. will have charge of these | services.
 SURVEYS APPRoVED-The sur yeyor general has approved the off cial survey of the Dexter and Com stock lode mining claims. situate in Eureka mining district, Yavapai coun- ty. on unsurveyed land. owned by A. C. 1 Gilmore, w W. White and J. Frank ! Dillon. This survey is designated as mineral survey No. 2293. Also survey No. 2204 and survey No. 22S9, Scenec- tady Extension and Buster lodes, sit uated in Wallapai and Warren mining district, Mohave and Cochise county respectively. The former is owned by Fred w. and George w. Theiss and the latter by Remi Lalonde.
 BLUE FLOODED FoWLS-In the matter of thoroughbred stock this val ley does not confine itself to horses and cows and republicans. It also has poultry that can go some when put to it. c. F. Connor and George Richard son recently bought the Golden Wing poultry farm and changed the name of it to the Ozark Poultry Yards. They propose to handle blooded stock en- tirely and of that only the best that can be procured. Yesterday they ! bought of Charles Burroughs. who is going out of the business, a breeding i pen of the highest priced chickens | that ever put foot in Arizona. so far | as is known in these parts. They are | of the Buff Orpington variety and -he cock was imported from England by | Cook of New Jersey, a we'll known | fancier. The price paid for this bird was $50. There were also three hens | in the pen that were knocked down at ! the bargain price of SIS each.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
MUSICIANS ARRIVE

Hughes and Carl Heinrich, new mem bers of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music, the former to be in charge of the department of voice of the school and the latter in charge of the violin department, arrived in the city yesterday morning. Today and tomorrow the entire faculty will be at the school for the purpose of enrolling , pupils The school will open Monday for the season. Both of the new addi- tions to the faculty are men who have been prominent in musical circles of the middle west for many years.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
ONE ON THE STUDENTS.

Theodore Billroth, the eminent Viennes surgeon, featuring to his class in medical school said that a doctor needed two gifts-he must be free from any tendency toward nausea and he must be a good observer.
 He then poured a nauseous fluid into a glass, dipped one of his fingers into 1t and licked it off, whereupon he in- vited the students to follow his ex- ample. Without finching they did so.
 With a broad grin the surgeon booked at them and said: You have stood the first test brilliantly Not so the second, for none of you observed that I dipped my first finger into the glass. but licked the second!"-Ex- change.
 A woman usually has a rug in front of her mirror to cover the hole in the earpet.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
lNi56 Cora G00de

president of the Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club of Chicago. She writes;
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
BUILT UP HER HEALTH
SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GooDE
She Is Made Well by Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, and Writes Gratefully to Mrs. PinkhaEu.

For the wonderful help that she has found Miss Cora Goode, 255 E. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, H., believes it her duty to write the following letter for publication, in order that other women afflicted in the same way may be
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28

Most of the people are playing pes sum more or less all the time.-Atchi- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28

A buggy horse is like a boy: Always wants to stop for a drink of water.- Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28
EYEBALL OF THE MOLE.

A peculiarity of the eyebalI of the mole is that it can be projected for ward several times it's own diameter beyond the orbit and retracted in like manner. pr. Lindsay Johnson notes that this is necessary for vision, as the animals dense fur so covers the eye that the making of an opening is the only way to see.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-28

If a woman can't convince a man less.