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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10

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ten ndherte uno ibm eine Gugel in te
Sddoel feuerte. Ser Getrofene iis
porneiiber uno ps,idieo innerbalb pc1
spei Winlten. N,5 Der Wtoroer a
1 tlieben rerludts, sog elmer Der annsien
ben Gfii5iete bIant uuo erihlua i'm.
Die nNeue 6omburaer 3eitun9" mel
Oct. oaB bic Don bsin Bensral Guropat
tin periaBte unb am 90. Deasmber il
NnBlano beIdjIaauabmte ,8eifihte De.
rulliIh= iapaniicasn Rrleass" I'M Npri
olelss Sabrss in Ssipsis beransaesebel
'peroen piro.
Die neueiie onti-beutlhe propaaanot
in yDbmen beSnsdt nidts 8erinaerss
als Die oeutihen yewobner oes Gron
lanoes gum 8ebraHh DER tihehiihet
Sprohe 3u Stplngen. Wie cine Sepeih
aus Pro9 meloet, bat Der oortiae tIbe
hl'tse Wationalratb al Die 0orlidnoe
aller ildeb;ibsn Bssirts- uno 8emeiu
oebeboroen Die Mufo,osruna aeridtet
in 3utuuit alle in oeutlhsr Sprabe ab
NefaBten 3nihrifieu ausuabmslps gu.
riidSupeiien.
Inter elmer entIebliden Nntlaoe III ii
Gathsoorf i'm electromagnetic Yots.
oam Elm gbepuar Namens sbanSsr ius
Unite: :indunssaef abgeiubrt NOR
oen. Dle WerbaIteten iouen Die @nasl
maherei nah elmer gons neuen. ardb
liden Wle:boce i'm BroBen betrebe,
baben. Sn ihrer Dohuuna muroe,
40 balbueria@lte 8dnlstaonper eeiun
ben. nit oenen Die 9sulel in Weni1en
aeltalt bic ihuen CUR rYfsee" iibs,
eebenen Ginosr iiittsrten. 10 ooB oi
urneu Wirmer unter iur1tbaren Qua
:en al 2eihsr9iIt itarben.
Sh0ne 3uliduoe herrihen in paris
Die lnliherpsit lit 10 eroB aeiporoeu
oae IN eiilem Diltutt bereits ein 8,oI
lan3torps gsbiIoet purbe. 9lnoel
Staottheile tpercen bem yeiIpieie 70;
asn. Die 8iailanten traeen uuiiorms
l,no babsn 3ay= unb Nabtoient eina'
rihtst. Nui Elm 3ulmnmsua,beits
nit Der pclsei peraibten lie.
Bit Der Derr!ihtsit .nssf Nspolnber2
RuiIuli III Warofto iheint es ihusll 4
Snoe 81 aeben Seine 8ste 3ino,
ruuree am &. Sanuar bon oen 3ruppf
oes Sultans erobert uno aerlt0rt. Ho'
luli Ielbft enttam nit etlua 700 ieim
anbanger.
Cine Gepside bon Golombo. cine
Staot auf Der oltinoiIhen Sniel geplon
msloet. oab iih an Ssrertaa. penit
5tunoen nahoem Elm Seismoarapb Ell
lubmarines @robeben anaeSei9t bait,
an Der SlotiHs bon @splon immsn'
Sprinaflutben sinltsutsu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
Giuc SM,pcrc sait.

Cine Der i1merltsu 2aiten Der Nrmer
uno oerjenigen nit bearen5tem gintom.
men. 1T Die INNER wieoertehrenoe 9ot=
torrehnung. 0as @elo 1T 9sraoe5u
,pe99emerfen. .tpenn man teinen Yor=
tbeil erbdlt, tuie es 10 oft Der 6aa 1T
0err Soisf &rohomsti aus Orion,
Conn, bate etuas Griabruns in oieiel
DinIidt. st iAreibt: sd bin iebr
oantbar fiir ben Nlpentrduter, nelhe,
mid BON elmer lanamieri9en. ibmeren
Rrantbeit eebeilt bat SD eebrauhte
uiele Meoi5inen uno Deriudte pisle
uer5te. aber es mar aeraoe 10 als penn
ih oas @elo lpe9gemorien hdtte. Meine
Rrait mar oabin uno ib tonnte nibi
arbeiten. aber iebt. Dant oem Mlpen=
trduter, bin iA spieoer 9eiunb. Sd
perbe meinen Qanosleuten anratben.
ibr @slo nidt lueasuperfen. ipenn iie
trant lino, ionbern bonn Qllpsnfrduter
@ebraud 5u MAIDEN. tuelAer gang lider
beilt unb linDert.
Gin iolhes 3eu9niB aibt elmer bon
oenieni9en melhe oieies beriibmte
GrdutersDeilmittel Deriuht haben. Gs
lit niht IN Mpotbeten su haben. G1rei-
ben sic um oas Ndbere an bic gigen.
tbiimer, peter Gatrnep & Sons Co.,
l12-ll8 50. popne Mpe.. Gbicago.
Sll.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
Sat Gmer Ntano n5tbi8. 0ea
ttintMt 3m tuerocn?

6rib 9. &oeisl bon Eeun:Ion. Sobn
ron pbilip &oeiel oaislbt. bat in ber
eter plano Jabrit III yutiaoeipgla,
pa., Die Gabritatiou pon planos, unD
lamentlih oas Silmtasu Der Snitru=
mente grilnolid) erlsrnt. uno arbeitet
lsaenlDartia ltir s. u. Galhoun III Gen-
lllOn, oes e,tldrt. pns gtnslel elmer oer
oelten plavpltimmer iii. ben er noh iei
lsieben. Ner ein Piauo bat, bus oe.
Ftimnt !uerbsn iolltr. luenoe lid oaher,
IN s. u. @alboun in ubyithsollle, unoI
r lam lidsr iein. oab Die 9lrbsi. III
better Weiie bsior9t miro. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
O1nnlnllr 50.
Ne,.eNeS.

Ser Gaiier Hiibelnl iult pebru1t bas
6sn. oab sr lslne Gslioens permanent
t,alb Yotsoam psrleoen nil. luvnH 8
ben Sp5ialiiten gellIlaen iOutt. bel 0er
beoorltebenosn Neihsiaaslpabl aud i1l
benz Wablbe5ir.e. in Dslhtm Der t1liers
lite Nolait llegt. ibren SanDioutell 3u
ertudblen.
Ser Shab BON psrIien. Wu3nffer
Goblin, lit esltcrbsn uno fsin ditelter
Sobn, Nohummso Ali Uiir3d Miro >lsin
Nabfolger lperBeE.
s5n Crisaba bel gsra Grus. Msrifo.
beaannen itreitsuos Websr sll,en Auf-
rubr. Der ourh 1ruppen unteroriift
'peroen mubte. glIs Ole Strsiter ih
uioerIebten 9ab oas Wllitdr Eeuer uIo
oreiBia perIDnen nuroeu 9etootet uno
liber 80 perwunoet.
6unOerte Don Hinoern lieaen teft
oen 3aunsn Der fanaoiidsn pacifie !
Babn entlau9 stuiIhsn Winn,pea uno
Salsarp. neil lie n,bt i'm Stanoe rpa@
ten. oes tieien Sbnees rusgen. Jlltter
,u finoeu. Ser S1use lieat iebt lett
Witte De3embsr nno er 1T ieit oiefer
3sit INNER tiefsr gelporbsn. Ele ourh
Dunaer seihwdhtsn Ibiere triehen Dor
Dem Dinoe Der, bis lie an Die 3dune
9erletben. tpo ie eleno unltamlen. Yie.e
HlebSlihter tDsroen ourh Die 8srlute
tulnirt.
Die ginaeborenen auF Den NhifiDpi.
nen leioen I4uer unter Der GinmirtunQ
:lnsr tuten yyelle. ueaer lueins nt su
d3iiben lie niht Gleioer aenug baben.
}n Wanlla lteht oas Queflilber auf
luf 56.6>uno IN gaguiro gar nur auf
80 9rao. vs. III oltles ots tultsue yblt=
leruua. Die iemals auf osu pbilippinen
III perieihnen mar, 10 langs nun oies
lelben tennt.
@sneraI gaploff, Wilitdr=profurator
Don st. Petersburg. tuurbe 0eifern
Roraen bel Der sisun9 zines Rrieass
Ielibtes. Dor oem mebrere Hepoluiios
nare proatllirt muroen, ermoroet. Gin
5srrorilt naherts iih ibm als Gstoat
1rfIeiost uno sAtlsesie letnen Nepolper
easu ion, beDor Senano ibn perhins
'ern tonnte. Der Nttentdter uuroe
lah oer3wsifslter 8sasnusbr. bel wel=
Der snei poli3iiieu uno ell Gnabe pers
annoet puroen. uberndltigt unb per=
iaftet. a
Sn Mihoula, Wont.. iii Die Nors
bern pae'fie gii.nbabn tn fhlimmer
.oae betreffs oes Jsuerunss smaterials.
'as um 10 raider aufaebraudt muroe.
oa bic srobsn Sdneepfiiae nit Goblen
4ebeiat lueroeu. 9u sluSelusn Stelen
ieae Der Gdnee 8 Gub tisi.
Sn elmer unteriuhuna in 81 3enc.
Otla. aesen Den farbiaen 4orporul
soparo =. 2uoples bonn 25. Snfantt.
ie=8eaiment, oer an 81. 9sssmbtr
linen Woroansriff auf Gnpt. Wudlsin
opn oemIslbsn Neeimsut. mabte, it
'ntosdt tuorosn. oaB lid Die Neaerioloa.
ten pirlhworen battsn, idmmtihe Dffi=
3iere oss Reailuentss. bic ale Weibe
lino, au ermoroen.
Sn Winneapolis, Minn., 1T Elm
Tabriiubl i'm oortissu 8srihtssebduoe
nit Sheriff @lauien uno iiebsn @sfan.
leuen bier Stod tieF aeitiirat giner
Ct @efanaeusn, Sobn 3. auird. wur=
De t0otlih perlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
NuSlann.

Sn Neufaot i'm gr5asbir9e iino orei
6rauen. bic ieit elmer gYohe uermiBt
muroelr, erfroren aufsefunoen uoroen.
Die ungliidliben iparen tpabreno bss
Ylii3aros, Der leBte Wod)e tobte, in cine
Shneemebe 9eratbeu uno baiteu lib
nibt nlebr aus oerielben beraus Su
arbeiten Dermoht.
Ser erimmiaen Gdlte Der lebten
Wo1e 1T in Seutihlano plObli1 3bau.
metier ssfolst. uno nnh orobyn in gang
Wefbeutlhlano ueberlhloenlnun9en.
Wolel. -5aar. Nedar, 3ubr uno Wup-
per limo pabrenb Der !eBten "a Stun-
ben 9emaltia geitiegen uno ali manAen
5teaen bereits iiber ihre uier setretsn.
Nm 4. Sanuar ipuroe in ct. psters-
burg Gensralmajor b. B. Naunib. pon
einem iungen 5tuoenten Der Weoisin
erihol1en. b. b. 2aunib nabm aut
@inlabuns oes 0sr3ogs peter W,lan=
bromitih pon Dloenbars. Elm 5bma-
9er bes ,3aren. an Der ginmeibung Der
uniperlitdtsiapeQe thcil. Wdbreno bes
Gottesoienltes itano er 3nilhen anoersn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
Gin Nieuic 81, .&auie

hot ben Gebrauh bon .peerteb" =Mebl
in @efolge, neil es bic 9ausfrau ld=
neln mabt,- inbem es oos ih6nfte grot
uuO @ebdd er;eugt. Webl ME oiefes
Tam nur pom beiten Wei3en ourh elnen
Qriinoliden Wablpro3eB er3euat Deroen.
so es oertauft mirD. ,uiro Is onh piel.
faM uno bendnoig 9etauft. Wan iollte
auuDen niht ldleht bebanbeln, inoem
man ibnen anoeres, lninoerpertbi-
Qes Wehl pertauft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10
la9eSnent8fette,t.

YIN 4. ,y1"tlar tDUr0en III etltem
StraBenbahnunfall in @lepslano adj
pericren uerl,Bt. luopon stpei t6otlih.
yei idne0cr 6abrt entsIe,ste Der Wa=
aen uno fu6r oann aeQen einen 5rollep.
pfolien. Sobn Ganiislo uno @owaro
2oah puroer am lh!immlteu 5u3es
rihtet.
Ser Bruh elmer l8j0ai9en 9obre.
spelAe BON gDef yiraiuieu aus Die
Staot gleDelanD nit Natureas uer-
Ioret. trus Die Sbulo ourau. oab ant
IS. Sanuar Elm 9rober She'll Der e5ioot
p0Blid obne Ysisubtuna mar uno piele
8eiddlie ibre 5biiren ihlieBen mubten.
neil es ibuen OIL Ge,lsrun0 fsblte. Die
Grploiiou erfol0te 35 Weilen iiiolid
bon @leuelano. uno es onuerte me9rere
3lae. biz Der Sddoen mieoer aus9e.
behsrt mar.
Nm Nbsno oes 3. Sanuar tpuroen in
lebanon 6nuoerte pou Menlhen. uno
gigeuthum i'm g0erthe pon Saulenben
ourb einen tiibnen Ysriuh sefdbroet.
Ole 9anSe Nnlase osr pulperfabrit bon
Rin9 in Die 2uit Su iprenasn. Dian
entoefte rebtseitia. oaB in einem 0an.
fen Uon IL 1ounen Yulpsr 80 3unber
uerlteft ,pareu. Die 9iamen Der 5bdter
lino unbetannt.
Der Woro oes Bilman M1ohens In
Dapton ibsint isiner Wuftldruns ferner
als ie 81 lein. Nahoem man osn bl6o-
liuniaen Curtis FreiSelallsn uno Wutter
uno Yruoer Der Grmproeten perbaftet,
tommt nan Der @orpner uno ia9t. Mut.
ter uno Yruoer ieisn unIhulois. @uriis
iei Der 3bdter.
Nus nod nibt auf9etllrter urlade
serietb cine 9robe 8iitersu9-2Otomotiue
i'm Yabnbof Don Warion am Witipob
pl6blih in Bsmeaun9 uno iaulte mi.
unbeimliher @slhminoiateit in bsr
&ihtuna nah Columbus Su big 2pnn.
mo Elm telesrapblld belaArihtiater
Babnarbeiter lie ourb OeIfnsn elmer
gBeide sum gntaleiien bradte. IS ii
Beroaht norhanoen. oaB Die Maihins
Don iibsrmitbiasn Busideil In Yemss'
gung geleBt puroe. Gin Slid mar es
oaB Die Strefe- frei mar. benn iouli
'udre ein ar0beres un9liif unuermeio
LID Sewelen.
Sic 3riminalfatitit oes Sabres 1907
bat in Damitton nit Der Nuiaeianunu
zines taltbliitiQen Moroes beaonnan.
Wdbreno eine MnSabl Neser neblt Dir
nen bon o.rlelben 9autfarbe im pal
lnen=@a,ten oas neus Sabr eelebtirten,
tam Der &utider Alle &aines binSu
uno foroerte YeiIie Dtonroe. alias
Wtiabt, cine &0hin in einem b rrufs
nen 0auie, nit Der er Elm Yerb1ltnib
uuterbielt. auf. nad 9auie gu geben
neil lie nit einem Sobn Stepen euqu
tirte. Wdbreno oas Wdodeu Rain 6
oen Hiifen sutuenoete uno al Dem
5hanttilh itano. 3os 2ebteret tali=
| bliitia leinen &eDolDer uno feuerte oret
5hiille auf oas Wdohen ab. Gasielot
lant leIinnun9slos auf oen Yooen. uno
IS berrihte iolhe Nufresune unter Den
2lnpel leuoen. bob eine Stunoe uerliel,
ebe Elm Mr5t ooer Die poliSei serufeu
| uuroe.
Gin farbiger 9lufipdrter I'M 81.
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Ter 8atestill. IS Sabre alt, beaina ar
ConnsritaS Gelbltnoro. naboem er au=
DOR leine bunfle @eliebte, 2enorr 6art
man. % Sabre alt. aus giIerlubt er-
tObsn bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-10

rDu eibit alIo has 9tauhsn auf,
Hola, trobbtm es Dir oie Mer3tin Or.
Meiner niht perhoten bat?" .@emib
- oa lie es mir niht unterlaete, itebi
es mir iiber .lebr fdle9t!A
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! Rsinist Brannt,usin bei Aoolpbs.
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IS lit nit Ginger @efabr parbunoen,
in ST. 2ouis Oes Hi1teramtes au nal
ten. Nm 2. Sanuar ma6ts oaIelbi
i'm Merger iiber cine pou Dem NiAter
Seize u. Mc Donalo i'm Greisgeriht ab=
aeaebenen @ntibeiouna. bel tpelher es
lih um Die Yertbeiluna eiher grbidait
banosIte. SRI. Noia Weil mdbreno Der
@erihtsiBung einen Moroan9rilf aui
oen 9enannten 9tihter. Die Guqel
traf 5war ben &ldter ni6t. a5er lie
|pfiif ibm oidt am linten Ohr porbei
uno fubr in Die Wano. Sic Mttentaterin
luuroe prompt entluaifnet uno Der Yo=
li3ei iiberliefert. Ser Nl1ter LIEF bann
Die Gerbanolun9en fortfiibrsn, ais ob
nidts porseIaQsn lei.
s}n @btcago, ,uo 9e9enndrtig in elmer
gdderei Elm Stre;t aus9ebrohen 1T.
tuurben bier Mdnner. Die Witolieoer
Der Bddsr- Union iein louen. aui Die
Nntlaae bin berbaftet, RarbolIdure auf
hunoert yaib Broo 9eidiittet al baben,
bic an iioiihe Yemobner Der Weltieite
ab9eliefert lpurben. Sic poli3ei bat
piele R0rbe nit auf fOlde Wriie pereif.
tetem Broo i'm Belib unb bdlt lie als
8erueismaterial 5uriif.
9. Secumibe 6hermon, oes 5taates
,giem Oort s.@ommilidr. bat bic
san9ebliA gan5 neue uno baarftrdubenoe
Gntoednn9 gemaAt, oaB es I'M Gtaate
Nep BORT nod uisle 8ddereien gibt. in
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
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AT THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian

All services as usual next Sunday Providence permitting. We want at least eighty five out for Sunday School
 Subject of the sermon next Sun- day morning "A Century of Mis- sions".. A review of the work in our church in Arizona during the past year will also be given.
 The Informal Literary Club meet ing held last Thursday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Milligan was a most enjoyable one.
 Papers on the lives of Tennyson, Riley and Field were presented and readings and songs from the three authors were given.
 The Informal Literary Club af- lords fine opportunity for social and mental recreation and ought to be attended by all our people.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

who also graduated from that in- stitution. Leaving college he be- came county surveyor of Yolo county. In the meantime he had been admitted to the bar and after a short term of practice he moved to Tulare county. where he was elected district attorney. He held
 that office for eight terms. resign ing in the middle of his last term to go to Texas. He did not remain there long, but came to Phoenix about the middle of the eighties and re-engaged in the practice of law. About sixteen years ago he went to Globe. where he continued
 in the practice of law until his death. He was a member of the seventeenth legislative council and also of the eighteenth. Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
Cured of Rheumatism

Mir. Wm. Henry of Chattanooga. Tenn, had rheumatism in his left arm. "The strength seemed to have gone out of the muscle so that it was useless for work" he says. "I applied Chamerlain's Pain Balm and wrapped the arm in flannel at night. and te my relief found that the pain gradually left me and the strength returned" In three weeks the rheumatism had disap- peared and has not since returned. If troubled with rheumatism try few applications of Pain Balm. You are certain to be pleased with the relief which it affords. For ale by all dealers.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

It is stated on good authority that the surveying corps of the s. F. P. & P. railway will move to Walker camp next week and begin the survey for narrow guage railroad from the Walker end of Poland tunnel to the Lookout mine on Salt creek. Right of way has been secured. and this will be the final survey. We learn that the erection of a large reduction works at Walker contemplated to treat ores from the many mines in the district which will be penetrated by the new road the great value of which mines has been so strongly demonstrated by development work of the past two years. Prescott Courier.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

Wanted-Cows to herd from the town. The charge will be Sl 50 per month. Will begin middle of May. Apply to Mrs. M. J. Dwiggins. 14t5
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
DEATH or COL. F. j. EDWARDS
ills End Came by an ApopIetlc Stroke Which lis Friends Had Long Feared

Col. k. J. Edwards of Globe died suddenly at the Commercial hotel yesterday morning. He was found about eight o'clock by Proprietor Luhrs huddled in a corner of the toilet. He was still alive and breathed convulsivley for few moments after the arrival of Dr. H. A. Hughes. The cause of death is supposed to have been apoplexy, with which he had been suffering for several years. He had believed that he would die suddenly. A few days ago he was told by his phy sician that he would probably die of heart failure and he had given him some medicine to be use1 when he felt these attacks coming on. The bottle was found no the table in his room and it is thought that he had taken dose of it just before he left the room.
 His wife and one son, Aaron Ed wards. are at Globe; another is in the cattle business in Gila county. A married daughter lives in Cliff ton. Mrs. Edwards was informed by telegraph of the death of her husband and yesterday evening in- structions were received to forward the body to Globe. It will be taken there at 9:45 this morning by James Dodson. A large number of the former associates of Col. Edwards. including Governor Kibbey and Judge Baker, will assemble at nine o'clock this morning at the under taking rooms of Moore & Mcclellan and escort the body to the depot.
 He came here ten days ago to undergo treatment for his eyes. which had been injured by the acci- dental use of amonia. The sight of one of them was practically de- stroyed. Aside from threatened at tack of apoplexy he was in his usual health and on the day before his death he told friends that he never felt better.
 Col. Edwards was widely known through out the territory and was universally beloved. He was a man of ability and strict honesty. He was distinguished by his loyalty to his fri ends.
 He was nearly 60 years of age and was native of Missouri. In the early sixties he went to Cali fornia and settled in Salina county. He was graduated from Yacavill, college, where he met his wife.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
Methodist Episcopal

The services next Sunday will be at the regular hours: 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. II "a m. Public worhsip. 8 D. m. Junior League, p. m. Epworth League, 8 p. m. Evening Worship. Our town people and the strangers within our gates are heartily welcome to these ser- vices.
 The music at both morning and evening services will both please and inspire you.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
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lsptalAl soso saAia
psfspfa slpnAssi

The above specimens illustrate Imperial Two Letter Monograms embracing every two-leer combna ton, starting at A. A., A. B. A. C.. A. D., etc., through the alphabet to /. z.
 The Parisian Empire, Athena and Dresden initials only embracing every single letter from to Z
 The following popular papers, in the latest square shape are furnished on this offer:
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 cordial invitation is extended to call and look at the various papers, and in that way you for self the effectiveness of the
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The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
Walt for Us

H. w. and L. M. Swikerath the Opticians who visit Flagstaff regu- larily will be here again for 4 days about April Fist. (see exact dates later issue) if there is anything the matter with your eyes or in need of glasses wait until we come. Bank Hotel.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
Notice of Dissolution of
 Partnership

To Whom It may Concern:-Take notice that the partnership existing between Perkins & Noble. composed of w. w. Perkins and John Noble has been dissolved by mutual con- sent. w. w. Perkins.
 John Noble. 15t4
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
Round Trip $500

An opportunity to visit the Grand Canyon. for $500. Tuesday April g. Return limit five days. Under the auspices of Knights of Colum- bus. Round trip $500.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
A.,.ls air ectlve

A well-known Manitoba editor writes: "As an inside worker find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invaluable for the touches of biliousness natural to sedentary life. their action being gentle and affective, clearing the digestive tract and the head" Price, 25 cents. Samples free. All dealers.
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The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

The Board of Trade held meet ing on Tuesday night at which con siderable business of importance was transacted, for the progress of Flagstaff.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

The several shearing camps in this vicinity are being worked to their fullest capacity and it will be some time before the extensive fiocks will have been sheared. Work is being somewhat retarded because of the lack of shearers. Dick Hart commenced shearing his large flock Thursday, having secured men from Holbrook. Winslow Mail.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

Wanted-A good driving team, must be broken to saddle. Apply at this office. 16-4t
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18
FOR SALE, RENT, WANTED

Advertisements under this head will be in serted at the rate of ten cents per line for the hrst insertion and i've cents per line for each subsequent insertion, an average Of five words making a line.
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

Five cents per pound will be paid for clean, large cotton rags, at the Sun office. If
The Coconino sun., 1907-04-18

For Rent--Two furnished rooms. Inquire Mrs. Hollyday. 5th house west of M. E. church. 12-tl
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1907-10-10
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.


PHILADELPHIA = FLOUR quiet;
sylvania roller, clear, S4.l0@4.2O; city
mills, fancy, $575qe. RYE FLOUR
firm, at $475 per barrel. WHEAT
frm: No. 2 Pennsylvania, red. $1Oo
mi.051a. CORN steady; No. 2 yellow,
local. 71@I2c OATS firm; NO. z
white. clipped, 57]a q 5Sc.;. lower
grades, 55c COD Hay \ s6eaay p@aK timo.ny .issdy
family anil Der Der barrel, $2o5O. BEEF firm;
famiIy, I' Der p barrel $26G27. POULTRY:
Live steady; hens, 15G15kc.; old
ROSTERS, lie. Dressed firm; choice
fowls, 14c: old roosters, 91sc. BUT
TER steady; extra creamery, 34c.
EGGS steady; selected, 27Q28e;:
nearby, 25c.; southern, 20q22c. 70
TATOES steady; per bushel, 6SQI0c. :,
North Carolina sweet potatoes, pei
BALTIMORE-WHEAT steady; No.
? spot, $l.09 u 1924; steamer No; 2
spot $1.O34 a .G3ss; southern, $1.O2A
al O6il. CORN steady; mixed spot.
lie: steamer mixed, 67c. OATS firm;
white. No. 2, 57@5Sc.; No. 3, 54Q5 |;
No. 4, 5Oh h@51c.; mixed. No. 2, 53q
5S1ac.: No: 3. 52a521ac;; No: 4, sig
Separator Sc M extras, 29k@ SOC; held, %
624c.: prints, 30G31c.; Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints, 1s@2Oc.
EGGS firm; fancy Maryland; Pennsyl-
vania and Virginia 24e;; 90. west VIZ
NEW YORK : BUTTER strong;
creamery extras SOC; state dairy
common to finest, 22a2se; ;aass,; PROCESS process :
Arm: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
fancy selected white, 33@35c:; good
to choice, 2s@32c.; brown and mixed
fancy. 2S@soc.; tirsts to o.Yng extra firsts as
onds. 19621c. CHEESE strong; state
full cream small September, colored
and white, fine, 15he:; skins. lag
1910. POULTRY: Dressed firm; west
ern spring chickens, 12Q lSc.; turkeys
106 l6c.; fowls, 12@14c. PEANUTS
arm: fancy hand-picked. 6&c. POTA-
TOES firm; Ions, Island, per barrel
s262.5O; Pennsylvania, Sl.75@2.67
Jersey, s1.75@2.25. Sweets easy; Jer.
sey. per barrel, s1@2.50. CABBAGEs
steady; per ton, $12@15.