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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

FOR SALE-One thoroughbred English
Berkshire boar and some fine thor
oughbred pigs. For prices, address, q.
H. Bartlett, Route 2, Seattle, WASH.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

CHESTER WHITE Pige from regis
tered mature stock for sale. ADDRESS
Chas. A. Hagen, Sprague, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

wANTED-Good Shropshire Oxford or
Dorset ewes. Particulars and price
to Guy Richards, Beachview Farm, Oak
Harbor, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-01-01

DUROC JERSEY Pigs from registered
stock for sale; "Tip-Top-N otcher"
blood. A. B. Winter Everett, Wash.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
9%egmanos= VI isTonen.

5or en- 9iO ii0en itreo jeg ct
5tpfte / nOanf." ON nMisiionss
Rsglsrne", iom par en- ReoeggrelIe
for aomiteens Sitting, JON 6aooe
uodrbejOet Dem. 6oao jeg oenne
Sang oil ftriOe. er en- Re0e9erelIe
for min egen Sitting. Seq baooe
egentlig tantt at pente nogef enonu
med Oenne Reoegerelie, ga Ser 10
|er 3io NOT til Qarsme0et, men 0d
|pdit. Sinonien fad itartt opfororer
aomiteens Me0lemmer til at qere
|Reoe for Oeres ~perIonIige Sitting
Itrats, idd ital ieg for cen gre Reoe
for min Sitting til Sagen.
Msn fsrit li0t ON bin fameIe
aaanon." puitor Simonien ~ifriber, at
Den ira bans Sios fun bar ment iom
en- Spa. Sd, faaoan Opfdtteoe ieg
Den ogiau, og uoferte 8i~neoips9en
liot oi0ere. MI men 6OaO FER! Sad
beitbloer Oirtelig min gdmle 9tn,
pait. SimOnien. mia og fIere andre,
Tom bar rert oe6 Oenne 9anonTpg1,
ns for. at ri pil tatterlieqere BAN
for gu6litum. De- bar jeg od for
min Del alOrig t9nft paa. Den
mar paitor SimonIen lager Fat pna
ale De sntelte llotrpt o. Oro /,
bodo andre i%triper, Iaa mad BAN
oel funne taale, at Ser blioer gjort
oct famine ober for Dam. Com
man raaber / G3toben, faar man
Sbar. Oct Madl man mailer an
ORE meo, ifal mar feb m1ales meo.
Men inoen ieg forlaoer 9dnonen,
bil jes fige, life for Spsg, men for
ranme 4fbor: Min Menine er be-
TENT, al pditor Sinonien bar
Ttuot forbi / osnne 5or6anoliug.
Der er fremfert lad m1nae 9eoiier
6dd6s fra 9ibelen % BUFFERS cane
Sfrifter, baaOe at 6olf | port Gam
FUND og uoen for Samfunoet, at
set DilOe p9re aloeles ooer1sOiat al
Mig at toume meo flere 8e0iier
fra 9i6elen eler Cutters Sfrifter.
De at .DanIf." 2GIere, Icm bar
Tufqt opmrrffomt meo | oenne 5ors
rambling, og iom bif lace fig oOers
6ebife, er ansreoe oberbebift ON. at
a9emanosM isiionen, iualeoes fem
oen sr foreilaaet | oisie Regler, er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
uInthern"

rubibelff, utirteligt og ulutherlt"
Der oore / Den loren. &irte.
0len. lasssr ieg MI alt oct iammert
oa betanter Poitor SimOniens Stils
ling I 5ortioen % / Nutioen, od
i6lioer oct mig iod gduoefulot, at
pdit. Simonien fpr tap til, ia, soeoe
en- 9irfIomRO. iom ban na taloer
rulut6erit, ubibelif % utirteli9" D
proteIterer moo Den / bpje 5oner.
Oct fan 10 nGIten fda uOiesnoe al,
at Oct CT forOi Den loren. airte bar
6eitemt at fld 99gmdnospirticmbes
Den inO | fuitere 5ormer o. bel ogs
idd At fdd mere Strait ino | Den,
al 9aItor Simpnien proteIterer; Oct
Ter no til. at ban Oil lite tilltdd
Sen famine 5ri6to, fom ban bar
unot ANDRE Sdmfuno, ia, enoo9
gjort grug at for tit eget pripaie
9eotommesos peo ielp at spe 96gs
mdn0sOirfiCmbeO og tale / en- Of
fentlis 5oridmling. Sa, fadoan ler
oct no; gditor Simunien er 10 idd
Den, iom alene tan gre Reoe for.
ON oct forboloer fla fadIeoes. g'en
|jeg oil ida isorigt iise. at ieg ipnss,
la ri faar aft for mango proteitsr
Ii Den fore. 9irte. Sea tunoe 9oot
! n9one. balO oisie ProteIter bar
tdget Sigte pdd. men oct be6eoss
Iriit life; oct er idd oel fenOt ibldnot
les. Ufen od oct Ildleoes ipnss, at
oi leotr / en- proteiternes 5iosdlOer,
lidd ligger oct mar at iperge: mon
I0et life mart funoe bore moi med
leisfe groteiter2 5ror 5 life. at Def
oiloe bore oct beloigite for %. at ri
nu logger mere gin0 pad | 4dno %
SdnObeo at bliot en- forenet Sir
te, Der itr9ber efter at uofsre ct
n ar6ejoe for lepen0e lutberif
ariitenoom bldnot port drme 6olt2
Mlen Yroteiternes Rbtte / Den Ret
ming er pitt temmelig tOioliom. 9i
TENDER oct 9umle Oro: .Gnis6eo /
oct o9ientlige, 5ribeo | oct uo9 emf
lige. aarlisbeo / aft" Mailigois fan
Ger geres Snooenoinger moo De 10
Isrite S9tninger, og dIigepel er oet
Del NOT omtrent Iad ldngt, Iom 8uos
U2enigbeo nogen Sin0e nalr unoer
eisie Stjerner; men moo Den iioIfe
ian Der life proteiteres eller oare
TO Meninser mellem 9riitne. @io
o99rligbeo / aft" mad blioe Snoz
~itriften pad Dor Sane, sen aprlig>
beo. iom er mlangmooig. pslpiaig.
life barer g1io. life 6rugsr 5remfus
ien6eo, men for0rdger aft, tror aft,
bddber alt og taaler att.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

| oct ~aloorlige Nrbejoe at fore Snns
esre til Seius.
Gn odnif Brett par / Sberig for
ao9le 9ar iioen. 9eO 4ireiien til
bage bao ban en- troenoe SOenitsr
en- Ct Oro fra BAN til 5rosfGner
/ Dunmart. sig Dem, al @uN
Quar- frem!" loo S~penferens 9ils
len. Sa, 9uo quar- frem. Rptteren
paa Den bOioe 6eit ordser frem iei=
renoe og til Seir. og Dan oil BABE
ale beaige pr9lter og 9eaige aGg'
folf meo / Nrbeioei, meo ino
8ampen for @uos Rise. 8. lao OS
pare meo / bette Qrbejoe. | oennt
aamp. @i formaar intet moo
.Sunobeo,n, men for Sdnobeoen
Den, Iom TENDER 6errens 5rpgf
ban igge at oinOe Menneiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
~ " ct Sro nleo | 9aaet
Nf Sber Warius 6dnfen,
gbicago.
l..

Den loren. airte tiger / FIN aon.
ititutiOn | s5ormuul", at Den bill
urge for ~nooroenoe praIters os
Misiionarers uoolnnslIe". De;
t9ntss bel nermsit paa MisIion9rer
for Den bore Wisiion, men maaifs
ogf1a til Dor egen inore MisIim,
bOor De ogiua tiliranses. Og life
Blot bore Sfoler, men oqfdd bore
Wenigbsoer ber bere noodnnelisss
anItaltsr for WisIionerer. Og na1r
paftor s. 81. Seriilo gsr opmarts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
.Smnlerm
Qlf q. 9. g.
Gortfdt.)1
6ernoaGe. Cali

sSereno 9enner itiltes 40 efter
airtein0pielIen / San 5rdnciseo,
par ri ct BELT Selitab (eu. 30 / Nm
tad, ser gbn a Ipeciul Cur" forez
tog ps en- .Hunoe" / Storitaoen,
osls FOR at inotuge 9pens SeOerz
oig6eOer og Iaa Ogiaa for. at 81
rppe paa 6sjOeOragene tunoe ta8e
l1oiiqt ooer 9nens GIiner.
SGrligt imponeren0e er oct ot
tpr. langs meo r9Ol0eu gdte" =
SnolBbet til gpens m9gtige 9a0n.
9i tog ogIa1 Set osroensteremte
Sit 6ouie4 i gieIpn. eige bag
res, ct BAR 1aaOrt0e So 9ejere
opps, er Der en- itorartet uOiigt no
cper Ooeunet.
gst.es7ss y IL. m.irS't Set
Den Gaie Pdri", Iom u ndiuriigois
life loo ui1ogad Dor SpmRrtIombeo.
Gn lille SapaneierbD er meget ejens
opmmeligt anlugt 0eruoe 6po
Ser snifeoe Oct, tlinoe .roligt i9tte
iio neo oerinOe og brittle en- Sop
~prientdlif Sc.
Monumenter til 9gre for fremS
ragenoe 6elte og min0ep9roige
g~egipen6eoer prpOer garfen fortr9fz
felig. 8lanot anoet f~engsleOe fig
REQ Dor Spm1rtfombeo to mGgtige
8ronceitdtuter al @oetbe og Shilz
Ter. Som pi ftoo og betrdgteoe
Oigterfpngen og 6ilofofen, bem1rz
feoe en- at @ennerne: r8ismort %
2utber buroe man babe fat peS
Sioen at; t6i ga buooe 5bfflano
BAIT idmlet fine fire iterite Repr9=
ientanter, boer pau fit TprTfiGte Smz
rdaos = 9igteren, 5ilolofen, Stdts@
mdn0en og Reformatoren." Del,
tentte jeg / nit itine @ino =
mudfe9! 2~siligbeosois fan en-
@purO 10 ogiua tonme / Crane
hans og en- Saul ibIanot grofez
ferne.
@or fofe Oft bar inoe / Den
el0fte, t1t6olife &irte I San 5rdn
cisco. Der, troos ff2b. gdmmel og
~faloef1roi1. 6dboe oberleoet baaOe
Sorof9lpet og 8ranoen, meOens Ell
m9gtig 4irfe beo Sioen al bar
iibrtet Tdmmen og tua Ser iom en-
itoriladet Ruin.
ga, Iaa Tom Mfifeosftunoen for
8ennsr, fom bdpo o9ret famlst
/ San 5runcisco / 0isie fpnne Dus
&c. ga, oct bar 5ejtiosodge.
st fife Selfub MATTE fua gre
fig frroig til en- Ssrejie op til
Ssrnonle Gnoepunftet for min
abffrsiTe oenns Sang.
gad Heifen oerop bar aft bebaz
gelt9t Do oeIl19t, men ftlbd9e, bu bd!
aft unost enc bebdselist. plsiet
Qtlanterbabet 5 9ange noen at BIZ
be fsfp1 % Fer, BLOT "a Elmer paa
gsen og fua life boerfen funne goa
e1sr ifad enc - set bar n1r De6 q.
gere oct at meo oct gooe 6umsr.
@n Aaftie Storm Og rafsn6e
gplger tumleoe mso os eIsr Dor
Sfu6e. Oe BOG bar oen borife
Storm oDre. fpren0 bi Itaf / Sgen
no fra Giirefa, men 6abet bar 1
Oprbr. Gu, moi brom; tbi pi Ddr
I ben Mmagtiges 6aano.
Smiofertio. Tom fagt, en- oeilig
Sur op til guretd = Gountpfaoet
/ 6umbolot goitrttp. Denne Bn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08
q BE epen corners.

=
.56e epen corners.
ngou can remember tbe ieoen
corners, lite Ianot9" bar en- at pa
itor g. 6. 6. 9onfens fibite Gril-
brings 8emarfninser. oa ieg tpg
aFiteo meo bam / San 5ranciscO.
QarIagen til 9aitor 9aniens Be
m9rtning par oenne: lige | N9-s
beoen at oen oanife Strife lsbsr nemz
fig iDo @uoer Iammen / ct Gen
trum.
Sost lea nh itoo PEG Gnoen At
min 8pitreiie for oenne Sang, Iad
minoeoe Oisfe Orb mig ejeblitteli5
en- en- anoen Spofoloigbeo, nsmli5
ON pore Ipb Ssitermenigheoer Der
uN paa 9pIten - M~enigbeoerne /
Reeolep, Selmd. Cation. Gan
5rancisco, 5ern0dle, a1e / Sal, og
|6u9ene og portIano>M enigheoerge
/ Oregon.
9aa oisIe IDo SteOer er Der MI
organtIsreoe Wenigbeosr. o9 bOer
MenigbeO bar i'm sgen airtebpsning
% BET beaiee Gore og Pr9oite@
embeOe i TN Meiote Oeo Oroets be-
Ifitte0e 9jenere og for MEME
Tfelige 9jne fet. = ct goot 6errens
Bart er beapnot, ioet Der er en-
slot Msnneifer pda boer at oisfe
IfDp Steoer, iom bar l9rt | 4dnoen
oeo 5roen paa &riitus at ipng.
Sions glade % nne Sunge til Gam
NETS pris og 9Gre.
5or nj Mar iiOen bar iea uoe
pud 8pIten for fsrite Sang; ou pa.
Der fun cen WenigbeO. Der er iad.
leoes E. ipOrlist og itent Jremitrioi
~foregddet / oisIe nj Oar.
Sennspstornet bar ogIaa oeruOt
pitt bets berlige Spirefraft.
Wleo set famine ct Spring til 81
lige / en- Start. Ogiaa Der bar d
.5be ieoen corners. Oct er ipt
Wenig5eoer Menigbsberne
8arren, 96ila0elp5ia, grootlpn
goitOn, 5almout1. Weitbroot of
menigbeoen / 81. g., CANADA.
Sa. enonu engang Sc nieOen cor.
uers". Oct er / bsje Roroen =
Qoro 0atota. Ser bar ri - Me.
~nig9eOerne / 5lartn, 8opbsIs, BE.
tbdnid, aewmare, 9rinitatis Mei
nig1eo. Sions Menis6eo, Og BE
nigbeoen / Wiaiams 60.
Def er pore ire minore areoIe
men !9erren arbejor meo og ftuo.
f9Iter Oroet PED meofelgenoe 5egr
meo NaaoeunOere til Sj9lens
l6relie.
Su, @uo ite COB for oct berlis'
Qanosns 8arf. Ser er I 9eO9gelit
paa ale ire SteOsr / oisie minnrt
shmfunOsfreofe.
Men tinao mig at pare Muno for
De Imaa areoie og iige Ii0er
iareosmisfionen timber oct for D.
inaa &rsoIe; t6i:
De bar tore MisIionsFeltsr, mer
imaa Wi0ler.
Gn oenlig 6en0enoelie: aunSt
life De fore are0is: Iebraifa, Sop1
MinneiOta % Bisconiin &reOien'
tetante Dem meo en- ipeciei MisiiOns.
isaOe 40 Qare2
Del er oct Iaa, at SamFunOets
0tisiionstasIe prsber at 6ialpe ali
oct. Den fan. men bet timber en0ou
5ormdnOen tjener meo @laoe ion
9inosleo | 0enne Sag.
8, bpOr er BET Iaaoe fra 6errsr
at Oare meo / bans 6erlige og mag
tige Grelferoart pao Sorosnl
Sa, Tda b9rer BET ma ooer Bier
ae o9 Dale bjemdo til ben 6usligl
Qrne og 9irtiOm9eo / Gbene5er
auoubon, ga.
5ioinotil bar 6erren 6iulpet iaa
BEL.
6jemme.
Oft Del bjenme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

fuIgte mig lise til Uncle Sums
asretsi; tbi ri mda nemlig tore meO
9oitppen ca. 4 Wtil til Stdtionen.
Sua bermeo en- biertelig 9ilien
til 9ennerne / 5ernoule.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-01-08

$1,000 Sn0bpggere. Den tr9nger
III en- trdnsfontinentel gane Oper
til ia, % en- iauOan penter man
paa meO itor Spending. Wen @uz
refafoltst tan BOG gsrne = lOm
Ida mango ANDRE, blioe ifufeOe /
Gems 5oroentning. Smiolertto 1T
pi en- lille StuHelie Der | Guretd.
Corona" Ida par Stibets Nden
= its0te lige til 9uno. Iom bort
Dog Tlpiteoe til afgang. Der bar
fun set at gre: tuge oct med 3ddls
mooig6eo. Dette Opholo, ca. 6
Timer, / 9pen gap ps goo StO ii.
IT fsbe. giletter, SdmtdIe. ie os
.liot omtring og gre Smdabeisg.
st idaOunt lille geies fOretos
ri pos 9aitor 8orup os 5rus =
begge al egte Ounit Bloc = men
Iom itaar / sen norite Spnooe.
paitor u. 8. Senien o9 unosrs
|tearsoe tilbragte bos oisie bpggelige
graitsfolt nogle ret tonne Simer.
Eat til Gureta Meni9beos gr9itsz
Ifolf for 9etfribeoen og 9pgsen !
e0ers 6iem.
gnoelio nddeoe ri Sernodie. @n
lang 9iitorie mad ssres fort: 81
ter en- begeiitret Mootagelie At
4reTtefruen, Ssnnen og 9dtteren
= ~nuturligois bar Oct Fprit Sen=
linn til 6usfaosren, qaitOr u. $.
,5enien, men. naur BET regner pd1
graIten. iaa orppper oct pdd Deg
nen - jeg tilegneOe mig en- Del al
6usglaosn. Seq fslte mig UNDER
8ennetdg.
W1en pioere fremao. Om 5re-
oagen tdlte ieg to 9dnge. om 9sr.
6agen en- Sang Og after ON Sens
oa9en to 9ange.
5rOos Regnoeirst = tbi oct par
lige / 9egntioen - ido par boa
JsrnoaleFoltet pda 5ooe aIigeDel.
Msnigbeoen bar en- itor. oeiliq
Strife og en- pan. rlBmmelig 9r9ite'
ifoIia lioe oe0 Si0en ar. Dele 81.
en6ommen er til en- @aroi at ON.
firing $4,000.
Oct par mig en- iano @l9oe o.
tale for 5srnoalefoltet; tbi mar
m9rfeOe lDobgren0e gren % mos.
tagelise 6iertsr.
st Bar noHugtsr maa life for
gIemmes. en- iii fortuna. (9ntfe.
ftaoen) en- ; 4 6 W1il 0srFrd. De
6olot je9 Msoe ON 9srodg @ftermio
Dag. 9pftefteoet 6Grer life Ruone
Ifcr ingen Ting, t1i Der Cor udben
Fart en- areOs al Ipttelige Wienne
fer, oct fan en9Oer mRrte. iom h1l
Den fiette Cans: .9tanoens Sans.
leg ie paa De gl9ostrddlenoe On.
.Iiister Oe0 at lptte til 6errens Sro
6ermeo en- ipeciel 6ilIen til 5ot.
tuna Solicit.
(Sn nu0en l1Afltdf 9sn 1ial0
lite nogst 60erfen mer eaer minOr.
|eno paraois. Der er p~irtelig Ell
fife plet oeru0e / Qarbeoen /
5ernOule. Iom man talosr paraois
Scr fire Qar IiOen bar isg pat
0ejen til bette Qaruois. men Sno.
sdngen BAR Iparret Oeo en- 5loo
ION lsber uoen ON 6ernOalezp dra.
0iiet. 9enns Sang par 9sren ddbsr
log jeg LAP mo.
So, Der er b~irtelig noget, 0si
min0er en- gdrdois. Den fife pie.
lei arsn og frugtbar bele Gdrs
run0t, og 6erren guar fin frslieno'
gang ben 6fanot 9ennerne ION BOZ
paa bette fife itsnne Streg. Del
bor iets odnite 5amilier paa Oennt
fife 2. Weo 3df Og @leoe for 8e.
Iieget % 6ilien til genner, ion
Dor Ser, tog jeg uo at 5ernoals.
pardoiIet o. t9ntte | NIT itin'
SinO: 8. Sub fts eOO. at Ser 81
let eoigt, inn0efrit og fulotommen.
pardois langt oppe ober ale Cor
gsrnes, 2i0slfernss, getpmrin9srnes
log aampenes 9eroener.
., fulise og trsIerige 9uab!
Sdf, Or. sbsrfiloien og Sunfen,
foroi s fog mig 10 paa oenne 10.
fIugt.
gnonu efter Oenne u0fu9t ct
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01

:, suggests the tribute that to Hon. George ". Peck, ex-governor of Wis ccnsin, the creator of the bad boy. as he is now so widely presented in the press and upon the stage, belongs the credit of having been the first to dis cover and exploit the almost limitless possibilities of humor and genuine, healthful and happiest fun latent in his aggressive makeup. If the boy is father to the man, George Peck is also father to the boy. who since his birth in print. now nearly a generation ago. has had so many imitators of the Buster Brown order. but never d rival in originality, or those graphically nat ural touches of juvenile human eccen- tricity. which have made millions so happily hilarious. whether hidden be- tween the covers Of a book or given the center of theatrical production. The owners of the play in question are alone authorized by eX-Governor Peck to reproduce his story in the form indicated and have done so with a liberality and faithfulness which he most highly commends. In short the best and most entertaining story of its kind ever written has been con- verted into the brightest and most Imaginable farce comed,' ever put be- fore the public Such has been the unanimous verdict for the past twenty years, and the many new features in- troduced this season serve to fully confirm il Prices soc, 75c Sl.0O. Seat sale at Boehmer's.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01
IHf KINDERGARTktRS'
 THANKSGIVING DAY
How They Enjoyed Its Good Things and Learned of Their Origin.

The Kindergarten Thanksgiving din- ner on Wednesday morning at the Kindergarten was the climax to the Thanksgiving program running through several weeks. It was a Feast of Reason" for it is a very reasonable thing to know. as little chil- dren. whence comes food and the prep aration necessary for the eating of it. This was the first lesson in ''Domes- tic Science" for the children had a hand in the preparation. The per that pumpkin when it was cut open! It was full of yellow, lacey hammocks in which the seed babies were swing ing The tables had been scrubbed with the Dutch cleaner, hands washed clean and knives were given the larger children and the pumpkin was cut in cubes and oblongs and triansles. then cooked. Mrs. Housel. the primary teacher, made the pastry and baked the pies. Part of a pumpkin was sent from the big Buckeye country and the surprise as native of Missouri thought Missouri grew the finest (not- withstanding Whitcomb Riley to the coRtrary). but this Buckeye pumpkin could not be beaten.
 The story of the wheat was there in the fresh bread for the sandwiches and lettuce leaves from the garden be- tween. The story of sweet grass and clover and alfalfa for the COW. which
 
 had been well told and on the table was milk donated by a November birthday boy. William KennOn. There was butter of the garten's own mak- ing. the cream donated by Mildred Bowers, a November birthday girl who owns the Ideal Creamery" That delicious milk also came from the Ideal Creamery. There were home made pear preserves and cranberry jelly and this was the eighth year the kinder garten has used MT. Donofrio's scales for the weighing of fruit and sugar. There was honey just as the bees put it up and as one youngster put il; Why. bees are not selfish; they make enough for themselves and all the lit- tie children. One morning there was fine time folding the paper napkins for the dinner. They came from Ser ryhilrs and seemed to be made pur- posly. for one them were pumpkins. sheaveS of wheat. and shocks of corn.
 We opened that watermelon We sent To the agricultural department of the fair. Now if those judges could have peeped inside and could have seen what we saw and have smelled its de- iicious freshness and tasted of its lus- cious pink continuation of sun and rain and mother earth; if they had watched the little hands rap it to find out if 1t said plank" or punk" have known how they watched it grow and the pride they had in it, they would have covered it with blue ribbons, not because it was the biggest watermelon but because it was the very sweetest and the most precious melon ever
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01

Nearly every woman has these mis- erable experiences, and many such sufferers seek relief in secret remedies, containing harmful drugs and cheap alcohol. If you are doing this. stop it now. before you ruin your health com pletely. Your condition is bad enough without making it worse.
 You need a tonic that will brace up the nervous system, cleanse the bow els, liver and kidneys, and enrich the blood. The best, purest. safest prep aration to do this is Stuart's Calcium Waters.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters are not a secret remedy. They do not contain harmful drugs. nor do they lose their medicinal power as most liquid medi- cines do, because these waters are in tablet or lozenge form, which cannot det"riorate or evaporate.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters contain sulphide Of calcium, the strongest blood purifier known; also golden seal. quassia, eucalyptus. belladonna, and the vegetable alternatives and laxa- tives. These ingredients will restore the normal action of the bowels, liver and kidneys; invigorate the nerves and brain; make pure, rich, healthy blood: drive away that tired. worn-Out feel ing and make you feel ten years younger.
 You can obtain Stuart's Calcium Waters in any drug store at only fifty cents a box. but if you have any doubts as to the merits of these won derful calcium wafers, why send us vour name and address and We will send you a free sample package. so you can give them a fair trial and convince yourself Write today. Ad- dress r. \. Stuart Co, l75 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01
5. P. TRAIN HELD UP
 BY f0RN HODGES
They Directed the Running of it From Yuma to Gla Bend.

Tucson, Ariz. Nov. 3O.-(SpeciaD - Forty hobos yesterday held up the southern Pacific freight train near Yuma, took complete charge of the freight and under the gangs orders the train crew was compelled to car " them to Gila Bend. The hobos at tempted no violence, but were pre- pared with guns to enforce their de- mands. They did, not break open any cars, take any merchandise. or money from the crew.
 As a result, the Southern Pacific, which has been for a long time troubled with hobos along its lines in Arizona. will police several stations. Special railroad officers will be plac- ed at Yuma, Gila Bend. Tucson. Lords burg. Deming and also at Maricopa. None of the hobos who held up the train have been apprehended.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01

Did you ever read the beautiful story The Summons of the Picture? ?' Captain Faversham, of the Indian Secret Service. quarreled with the idol of his heart. Now 1t was a great gulf and all because of words whose heal ing would have been had they wander ed out into the starlight as they did when they were young. What a pity they did not. And now that wander ings might hide these sweeter mem ories. Faversham finds himself in a Russian prison. caught and condemned as a spy. At dawn he must die-and he looks at the pictures in a book From one comes the call and he plans the successful flight. When nearing the borders whence he fled he awakes to find an injured heart keeping the silent vigil of a waiting hope. How sad-he had not known it hitherto There would have been no tears and sighs-no wanderings far from home For his wife had painted that very picture and in far-off Siberia it called her lover back to her frail heart. Tn the foreground was the cliff at Land s End. and beyond it the limitless ocean (they had spent their honeymoon at St. Ives) Seated upon a tuft of heather at the edges of the cliff were woman and a beautiful child. The little girls head leaned against it's mothers shoui- der-both were looking dreamily out to sea. The woman's face was that of his wife's-her name was signed to the painting And the chi!d's resemb- lance to her was startling in it's per lection. On tablet fixed to the lower edge of the frame, was the title-a single word:
 ''WAITING'
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01
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Glendale. Nov 29.-(Special Cores pondence of The Republican.)-Miss Robena BarkIey. who is attending the Tempe normal, spent Thanksgiving at home.
 The Ladies Aid Society gave a turk cy dinner on Thanksgiving day at the Park hotel. About fifty persons ate dinner.
 Rev. Hirmas Forney is holding meet ings at the arnkard church. He and his wife came here about a month ago and will possibly stay all winter.
 Miss Mamie Snyder spent Thanks giving with her grand parents. She is attending the Tempe normal this year.
 Mr and Mrs. Baker and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Lehman, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Eyer and family and Miss Stoner composed a Thanksgiving crowd who went off to the mountains northeast of Glendale and spent a very enjoyable Thanksgiving.
 Born-To Mir. and Mrs. Dixon, a baby girl on Thanksgiving day.
 Mir. Christensen has bought the Elk cnberry place and has moved his fam fly out on it. Mrs. Christensen's father and mother are also with them. The Holiness people held a conven- ton here on Thanksgiving day at the Brethren in Christ church. Ray Lehman has received his new 1 five-horsepower engine and has had his drilling outfit remodled and start ed on Saturday to drill a well for John l Bonner.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-01

More men and women have gotten positive results from the use of NEW BROS HERPICIDE than from all other hair remedies combined.