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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
FLYER JUMPS TRACK AND
FLOWS INTO CORNFIELD

CHICAGO. LL-Special.-Fift
persons were injured when a wabash
flyer. No IS. Chicago bound. was de-
rallied at LakeviIle. Ind. eighfy-seven
miles from Chicago. last night Six
OF the injured reached Chicago this
morning. and are at ST. Bernard's Hos
pitaL Five others are in hospital at
Peru. Ind. The train was ten hours
late. and was running at high speed
when ~ left tho rails. piowed towards
q cornhei6. and was overturned IN the
Glitch. The cars were smashed. bag
gage destroyed. and the passengers
buried in the debris. A frst relief
train carried the more dangerously In
tured 10 Peru. Another train was
later made Up and reached Chicago
with a number OF other wounded and
shaken up passengers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
MIDGETS WRIT OF
ERROR IS DISMISSED
Supreme Court Declines 10 Re
view Case OF Convicted Negro
and he Must Hang Unless
Governor Intervenes.
HI-HNlNU- VA--er.c-.L--

RICHMOND. wasp ecial--
George Illge-s alias wrlam John
son. The negro ROW urler sentence o.
death Tor rae murder cg O@cer
Charles = sut-h. CD th- cl-y 90 Alex
ardria- 10 longer sees any hope o.
es-arllg the rll-1us save IS ac- q
executive c-eUercy-a Fe-y slim
chance. - any s-ELllcarce can De a.
tached 20 the Governor recent action
.l regard % several condemned Enen-
MidEe-s .lst after CHE comm sslon
@ rEe crime. was ia irl rrlr.elr danger
q mob violence shortly after his
ca tuEe be was taken 60 Frederick
ourg FOR safekeepirE ard thence be
wa escorted ~ AleEalcrla 1or rrLal
81 e. company 20 the state militia
O.. NErch ~1th be was sente-ced -
hang and the court nnet May -srh a.
the day Tor rne execution 90 the sel-
tence. bet a. the ease got 10 the sl-
T prer4e Court G. respite f1- the accused
lecesss-iy followed
Tie states hlEhes- rrlbGral granted
NllE--s q wit q error. bur subse-
+ sleut ces @lQruerts showed that mis-
AIT WaE allowed under mistake.
I llp--ssfon. and 50 u has been dis
nlzse1- This means that the negro
Efu have no further heariag 30 the
1 f-Ureme Court
order 20 Dismissal
clerk stev al Jones has entered ths
1 following order - ciErule---l.
Ikls day cane aGa-l rle llr-
( zi>s - c0-nssl. aEl tre cDlrt naV-
! ing rlEr-rely colE.-e-ec tne motion
C rle CcmUgrWea4tn 90 dismiss
tse viii @ ErrCr AWARDED IN tails
case. zrt tE~ answer 81 TIE de-
j feEc1r- thereto. and 81 noW &p-
Ds2TlDg - t1e ccErt t12t tie sew
/ era bills q eEceptlc1 of TIE plain
Uc Ga error were not signed ~
! TIE 1zcEe of the Corporation Court
4 q the city O. Alexandria ~ the
tern a. Whfcn the opinions and
r-crue1x Cf s1iG court. 20 which
4 e1ceELlon In taken. were a.
/ EC1ECed. O. n the vacation OF said
i cClFr within thirty Gays after the
enc q such term. -F AZ time az
which TIE parties ~ consent en-
/ terst q recCgt a. FatC term lad
&grssf that tkey shoz41 De 50
I s<E1sc. bEt were sfEnet by the
sei1 1gcEe a. a scbne21eat term %
his eat1 Ccrpcr4tiC1 Court. ths
coErr - q cDinlo1 that tke sa.c
wit q errog was tnDrov.ceatly
I'd ts thsrefoss eoasf6eYe6 that
tie aGt6 writ % error be dismissed.
aE6 that tire Ccmrrorweafth ~
ccver q ire DlairtfE So error hsg
i costs ~ her about hss defense
herein exrer<ed Whtra e ordered
/ % - forthwith certified % the
sid corpcratfeo Court of TIE city
% AtsEzrGrts-
kE1cgstg lawyer. in hss petition for
wrlt cf error, alleges that tie prisoner
vas literally ratiroated - tcs Naliowl
4 without prOcer time fer consolidation
vita hin attorney an1 witnesses
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
FORBID MINORS IN
NAVY TO SMOKE

WASHINGTON. 2 C-SpeclRl -
Freslrv n ElrEy. surgeon general %
The navy. IN Eis annual report fc- re
tsc1l year EIicl June ttth. -eccrr-
rDerlE that a. n-ler 30 Issued b. the
Nay Lsera-t-ls-t curhiG5irE ere Use @
clEN-ertfS Ply al rfe-srrs Och -Ee navy
u-Ce- rWe- -r-0-e years y an c-ds-
g THIS S1rt rF-.-e tSs-el. General E4U-F
believe lne SEX records would B.
E-l1lier arG TIE Ee-erll cElctt1cv c-
tre service t-- proved
NJ Etx-v. C.srDss.-E rrr rrrvE'c-rf
e tnlnccc i1 rte RAW. SAWS rhsr -re
rGrio 90 V-lrrrua~v --eercllo=. fr rre
Raw nas Tor 1Er -rE- eleven yea rs hse-
= q Der cent which De- saws Isl higher
llEE uarles
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
FREE WINTER COURSE
TOR VIRGINIA FARMERS

RTCfIN r',@r. a-S-Ectl1
ire Virgins Ar-fcuitural and Ne-
chanira4 College cce-s Tor rhe r~r
--le free winter ccU-Ee fc- trr
1E--1ers the-selves. There are 90 Cc--
ct-uus 90 axe or education young
men s-5 old are br-h wanted. Their
VII hE practical courses IN EErlc-l-
the. horticulture animal husbanc -
ard dni-z-i-E Lhts winter course lasts
TIRE weeks and Is mainly demon
E-rarB1--tur- whHr the rrartire
farmer needs
Write 20 d. P 2 RarrtnEer. as
Elscksbu-E. Va for an arnourre-
De--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
SEVEN KILLED IN WRECK
ON CANADIAN PACIFIC

OTTAWA. -SpecIal.-While a
light engine was running west on the
Canadian Pacffic at an early hour this
morning 10 coiiidec with the 500 tx
press. bound east. near Moore's Lake.
about fifteen miles from Mattawa. and
seven persons we're killed and many
injured. The dead. Engineer J. z
Young North Bay. Engineer Eendry.
North Bay: Fireman Meadows. North
Bay. A Clark. express man. Mon
tre&l. Bageagenan J. E Irving. OF
tawa: Brakeman PrendergaSt. OF
North Bay. and his father. The train
wrecked was No. g.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
FREE
To Ev--zsse wac Visits The Jsraes-
rs-E EnpostrfcE-

II the 1ranufacru-e-s- Building VIII
- touud TIE PIEDMONT BEDFORD
CCECEsc- IRA It'd Z d A. WATER ez-
kl1ir where ycl can Est g sol d-l--
rres g cos-
A. t1-s lrre-esrl-g EXHIBIT yea can
Nte hcE FleErncnr-E e6fort Ware- Ed
rsLlced &c co1cerr-lreE co~r-. azL have
the process tuliT ezplalue1 ~ p1--fe
Atrenaaa-E Yes VII see way an as
cE bo-rle can 1C-d the Minerals 90 81
gl-sc-s q tse natural Wate--
T1-s E1o-l1 bs apprentice eE1sr-al-
az ~ even perEoa s--erlls W-th g
Chrolic Disease which has 1ci bees
E,el.-rle1 ~ other r-eztr1eztE
- "a CT @ ~ cueE-1cn s8r q sick
s-zz - small means 20 sge1c seve-al
zur-hz a. ths sr-1zEE. a. large e1-
Ssezz,s blt .Tl-h Pr Cczcenrrlrec
We Re cAz - cured in lis eva
ror1. Tor less tan rs rEilrczc f4-t
Wc1il - D. the SPRING.
TIE rema-k2o-e cozblratilz C =
ctrcreD. -.-n-rllE. q whlcz q - can
DoeeE. gives ~ -ke virtue 20 cure
CErozlc eases which are -ut be-eetsc
~ other trezrzs-ra
A. se-- Wks EzE E-E---lE w-th r.
G-Eesrtoa - s-Eh al extent tkEt Re
had ue appetite. a1t IA ska w2s
rn1sey. uses ere 1s-oE bcttle q year
LlC-tL-l-Lratec HEter. = g.Tez ne
r-e4sl-r. - E-z-e rhzr = Lad ta~ e-ec;
60 cl1a- - IA ska. K4Vs Eirl 4 good
ELp--tfe 1E1 cure lta l1G Ee1r-r--
HARRY MODDL&G.
Nzycr. LalEalis "a
nate be~l greatly o-letisc - rne
Gse = yoar golee~.tratel 4rc1 Eal
&l-m Watcr- 4 s-Gere1 VIA E5e1r-z-
tLz-n - s.-a al ex-ezt tcst ! vac a.
sGrs ssyss.f q "a q eTsss n.y yss -
AEse use1 ave s1-Ss bottles. sro Zee.
that AK co11gletsly cl-ce slec-y
Ara MAGGIE McssEw.
Afte- tzklnz your conesafr1fse ITc-
&Zt Alum Water 1ysslx. Ard 1s4cg i
n ~ fsrrlEg vita 11e Fesli-a. C
81 rhs n@sr Esetfclnes 70 bs f0DE1 ",
Dse * a. e rcnlc. Ter EyE.,<rELa a-c
bA4acer Ifoa0ls. 2ne rssAre q IS IL
c1sassr Sank q sesIA ESsEsn.
sostk Boston. "a
xrssec wE1er j. several e eases 80 vi Z
p<rg Saftef2ftCry results. ~ wife =
tAkl-T - a. xrese1t Tor a form q IN.
eeee she says tiat shs c4a fssl 81
aoot1inK erSfx urDn t1e stcr-2ch 81 I
N8Drf wkile Gfl<r tzkirzE a desc.
= ~ Sf1ACEL-EFOEL. ~ D
&arLEsviile. Va
For more thza Eve years hsv.
MErM -EN4rftrI WIN t-EsrN14r ~ ar rllN1
s1a Eto1rlach srousi<. a1e ass1 Ut q.
b1tt5e q rn3s valuable Water Anc &C.
tUai1y believe tAst ! AZ perKzane.rstty
EEre6 J betteFe 81 viii Accom- rEs& !.
<pexgkh1nR * 4a reco,1nasncs1 fer
J. ~. EEAILET
Chtef % Fo1ic<s Etnton. W ga
- IS not q ~Mec-Ela6e sneclclce
kDt simply Natures Way q curzns
IndlEesttol. EheuFnEfisr1. Kk1rey aEl
E3Et6sr TfCub1eE, Fen4ie Cor1 plafnts
Nstar.S- --r-rousresk ttSmacb an.
NoweI Disorders. Ecrcfuia anf c91e
E3oo6 and Ekfn Lie3ases sn fact Z
car be used vita beneff Ger any els
&C ~ an Erhea1fky system
lt-c1s bottle "a nso1H tre1tnterrl
f1.o4, a tfEsrsor.srEf a. fhe. arer4fl
<cFt- Wr4tf Ter lrs errEf,rE 1t1Csrif.
II nok f1pDt.ed ~ yD1f 1rr6eia'
<rlte direct 20 .. IL EC3ok-s CO
f-ysnkSsrk, VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
NINE MEN BURNED BY
EXPLOSION AT FURNACE
PITTSRUR

PITTSBURG. PA--Speclal.-Nin
workmen were caught IN the mass Of
Stag and molten metal that was hurl-
ed In all directions when an explosion
occurred az the Lucy Furnace OF the
O'Clock this morning All the men
were more or less injured, and we're
taken TO the West Pennsylvania and
the ST. Francis Hospitals IN patrol
wagons and ambulancea. The condi-
ton OF some OF the injured men ia
serious and may result fatally.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
PISTOL ACCIDENT CAUSES
DEATH OF MRS. WRIGHT


WINCHESTER, VA Special
News Of the tragic death OF Mrs.
Helen b. wright. wife of T. Carter
Wright. 90 this county. has just reach
81 this city. MrA Wright was IN Mo-
bile. Ala, at the time. and was IL
the act OF throwing a coat from q
second 20 q first floor balcony. when
revolver fn the garment wGs dis
charged. the ball from which entered
the splre Of Mrs Wright
The accident occurred few days
ago Death was almost instantaneous.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
PRINCE NARALUP SLAIN
IN DUEL WITH DUKE

A--Specfat-Prince Nsfasuf.
OF Bavaria. who died at Mnra1o three
days age and who was said TO have
killed IN a duet with the Duke Of
Genoa. brother OF sx-Q0een ksrgA-
rita, OF Italy. The duel was fought
second bout us was taken 70 q hotel
nearby where he dfsd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23

Executive Committees OF the three as
soelations was held on Tuesday last
20 dstorunins a place for the next an
nuai meeting.
This convsntion. which VIII be ozs
OF the largest OF the industrial lind
which has been held IN Richmond Ter
number OF years. 10 scheduled for
May IL. Ia and Is. 1895.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-23
HOLLAND LUMBER PLANT
DESTROYED BY FIRE

SUFFOLK. Nh.-Src ciai--F'i-c ear
y this morning destroyed one 90 The
lUrn Der Tlnrrs owned by Augustus A.
Holland. three miles from Houand.
va The lumber on the yard was SAVE
el- Ihls was fhe only one of Tfol-
lands mills on which there was no
Insurance The loss Isl $500.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
Wanted To Know

Saturday morning when COM
iuC down the street from din
nrr, we saw bunch of our farm
er friends at the Monroe CITY
Bank corner and they hailed US
with this query: Say, Colonel,
we've been talking over a ques-
tion and want you to settle it
for US First stating: Maybe
we cannot, what is it,
This is what was thrown at
us: Is it any worse 1or us farm.
ers to patron'z' m il order
house than it is f'r Nunroe City
merchants 49, 70 patronize
Quincy or St l. uis merchants
We could zee no difference
hut respectfully referred then
to the merchants who or whose
wives do more or less trading n
the cities named. ~
AS we trade wholly and sole
" with the Monroe merchants
for our life we could not sa,
where if any, the difference lay
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
THURSDAY, NOV. 81, 100;
Linen Shower.

A number of girls met at the
h me of Miss Grace Sharp Sat-
urday evening in honor of Miss
Ethel Smith, who is to be mar
ried Wednesday evening to Mr.
julius A. jackson. 'f.
AS she entered the room the
guests rushed from the parlor
thro wing the linen on her. The
evening passed pleasantly in
music and conversation. At a
late hour refreshments of choc-
olate and marguerites were
served,
Those present were: Misses
Ethel Smith. Grace Sharp, Fan
ny Abbott, Jessie Colvert, Anna
Noleu, nellie Landers. Eliza beth
Gosney, Lulu Hayden. Della
Ga. AAaa aad Quaia Iackaor
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
The Boy.

Out 10 the little Fftchen was
heard the noisy burr.rr of the
scroll saw. Above the din
could be heard the merry whis-
tie of the boy who was enjoying
himself The sound Of a piano
echoed in the parlor, though it
suddenly ceased and the girl
walked in the direction .of the
kitchen. When she saw the up.
heaval of shaviugs. sawdust and
broken boards, there was wild
cry OF protest. The father took
her by the arm and led her back
into the room. See here"
said he. "are you running this
house or am II You have the
parlor. in fact, the whole house
and Bob hasn't even a room of
his own If he can't amuse
himself IN the house, he Will be
on the streets. / never want to
hear you complain of anything
he does to amuse himself at
home" There was good, sound
sense in that. Too many girls
want to be at the head of the
home and too many homes are
too clean and nice for the boys,
Let the boys stay at home, and
if the girl has a piano in one
corner of the parlor, let Bob
feel that some place IN the home
he can call his own ''niche." It
is the boy who can't find place
to call home who is a stranger
under the parental roof. Sis
tiers do more to drive brothers
from home than anyone else.
Let them ''boss" their own
home, hut you attend to your
own. -Ex. ''''' -
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21

In going through our Demo
cratic) exchanges last week, we
found them practically unani.
nous for Cowherd for governor.
Even tine Appeal, appealing for
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
Straysd Or Stolen

Brown Collie Shepherd dog.
white under body. with blue
gray nose. wearing collar. Any
information leading to recovery
Mill be liheralIY rewarded.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
Alcohol IN the treatment of
Tuberculosis of the lungs.
OPINIONS OF EXPERTS.

OPINIONS OF EXPERTS.
The consensus of authorita-
tive medical opinion OF the pres
ent time is that alcohol has no
va lne as remedy for consump-
tion. More than this, it is rec
ognised that the habitual use of
alcohol makes the user more
susceptible to the invasions of
disease germs, including the in
vasion of the tubercle bacillus.
The children of drunkards are
more frequently the victims OF
consumption than the children
of those who abstain from alco.
holic drinks, and so marked is
this relationship that a drunken
parentage is looked upon as a
causative factor in the produc-
tion of tuberculosis. These prop
ositions are accepted as demon.
strable facts by the medical pro-
fesslon.
The ha bituaI use OF alcohol
produces a tissue debasement
that renders the body less re-
sistant to disease. 1t does this
by rO6bing the blood tissues of
their normal supply of oxygen,
b prevents or retards the elimina-
ti0n' of the products of tissue
meta bolism, thus rendering the
fluids of the body more favor
able soil for the growth of dis
ease germs and by irritating the
cytoplasm of the tissue cells
renders them more easily brok-
en- down DIR. John Madden,
Portland, Oregon.
I'm my specially, the treat
meDt of pulmonary diseases, l
rarely prescribe alcohol in any
form, and in the sauataria with
which i have been connected it
it is the exception where alec
hol in any form is prescribed. /
have advised against its use
where such has been the Gus.
tom, believing that as a rule al.
coholic liquors do more harm
than good in the treatment
this disease. PROF. Vincent Y.
Bowditch. M. D., Harvard Med.
icaI School, Boston. Mass EDr.
Bowditch wishes it understood
that although be opposes alCO.
hol in the treatment of cOu.
sumption he is not personally a
total abstainer
Alcoholism is admitted by
all authorities to be an impor
taut factor In" predisposing t.
tuberculosis. The susceptibility
of cab drivers to consumption II
now explained, not by their ex
. posure 10 the weather, but BY
the iutemperauce which charac
: terizes them as a class. Hand
book on the FERMENTATION o
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
DEATH OF THE FLOWERS.

The melancholy IS are come
The saddest ut The year,
Of waiting winds, and aked woods.
And meadows brown and scar
HeaTc0 IL the bellows Of the grove.
The withered ''ave are dead;
They rustic to the Pddvirg gust.
Aud to the rabbits tread.
The robin ard .ho are ,vn.
And from the shrub tbs Jay
And from tie wu.d ter caws tie crow
Through all The gI,om- g.
Where are th, 1w,rs, thetair:youug fowers,
That lately 'p'u7C and stond
In brikh light and softer airs
beauteous slsterh0?t2
Alas! they all are 10 their graves
The gentle race III q Iwers
Are lying in their lOwly bed.
With the fair and good W
The rain is falling where they lie;
But the cold Now mber rain
Calls not from out the gloomy earth
The lovely ones again.
The wild flower and the violet.
They persisted lOup ago.
And the wild and the orchs died
Amid the summer glow;
But on the hui the den rod.
And the aster IN the W. "a,
Aud the yellow suuiuwer by tie brook,
In autumn beauty stood
Till fell the frost frcm the the clear, cold heaven,
AS trails tho plague
And the brightness Of their smile was gone
From upland, glade and glen
And now when comes the ca I'M mild day,
AS still such lays will como,
To call the squirrel and he bee
From their winter home
When the sound Of dropping nuts is heard,
Though all the tress are still.
And twinkle in he smoky light.
The waters e the Tili.
The south wind searches for the flower
Whose fragrance late he bore
And sighs 10 find them in the wood
And by the stream more.
And then think IF one who in
Her youthful beauty died,
The fair, meek blossom that grew.up
And faded by my side.
In the cold. moist earth we laid her
When the forest cast the leaf.
And we went that lovely
Should have life so brief;
Yet not unmeet it was that one.
Like that young friend of
So gentle and so beautiful,
Should perish with the flowers.
William Cullen Bryant.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Total abstinence, Prohibition
of the liquor traffic, One stand.
ard of morals for men and WON.
en-. The education of public
sentiment for right.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-11-21

For SALES room house, can
make terms, a bargain. Mode
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
BEATS DAN PATCH.

Oh say Mrs. Murphy, and cts the toime of my life I've bin hav'n of late. Mrs. Murphy-Why. yes. Mrs. O'Flan- igan. I have hearn of your doin's. and do tell me what is the bastly use of maxim all this noise out of nothing. Mrs. OFlanigan-Fathe and cts not out of nothing. please Yer Homer. You see Mrs. Malone was going to marry that Dutchman Yachob. and they got all there nice furniture at MASSIE'S and had the wedin' day set But bless my life if aint goreing to haze Yachob mesef. Yu see they went to MASSES and got a steel range and a brass bed and silk floss matras and a mission table and mis- sion chairs and large rugs and DOT iers and a fine parlo- set and a nice dresser and I so many things and it all never cost over $5)0.0O. Then they had fallen out Yachob left. Then he come back richer than ever, and have got my red hair after him and by the help of St Peter I will get him. I shall gow to MASSES tomorrow and furnish my house nicer than Mrs. Ma lOne's, then have Yachob call on me and you bet I will win the Dutchman. See me tomorrow at Massie's. the sec ond hand man. 32-34 West Wash. St. Phone Main 351.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
BUSINESS EDUCATION POPULAR
A Great Record by Polytechnic Collegi
 of Oakland, Cal.

The Polytechnic College of Oakland. Cal, has made great record in train ing young men and women for posi- tions during the past few years. The greatest showing however, has been made during the year ending July l, -1eGI. with the remarkable enrolment of 1127 students and more calls for their graduates than could be filled.
 This college is said to be the best equipped school of its kind in the United States and embraces a broader and higher training than that furn- ished by the ordinary business college, consequently there is great demand for all graduates.
 The Polytechnic gives college courses in civil, electrical. mining and mechan- ical engineering, mechanical and arch itectural drawing. and also conducts a special school of telegraphy for South ern Pacific railway company, which agrees to place all graduates and re- fund tuition after one years work.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
Personal and General,

Don't forget the Methodist Ladies Aid hold their bazaar on December 6
 Don't forget that Prof. R. w. ClOathier and J. Elliott Colt are to lecture on Thursday afternoon, No vember Fist at 2:3O p. m. in the opera house.
 Willia Walch took the first degree in K. of r. Lodge No. lg of Mesa He intends to take other degrees on Thursday if he isn't to badly used up from the effects of the first.
 John Gray of the Phoenix Flour Mills was in Mesa yesterday soliciting.
 Joe Roden is moving today from his rooms over Barnett's drug store to his place in the Drew house.
 Charles Evans of Phoenix is visiting in Mesa today. MT. Evans is connect ed with the Berryhill company of Phoenix.
 Miss Annie Rollins has accepted the position as librarian for the free read ing room in Mesa.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are, John J. Fox, Denver; A w. Bar low, Chicago; Andy Symatt, Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
CONTEST NOTICE. Homestead Entry No. 5116.
Department of the Interior,

Department of the Interior,
 United States Land Office.
 Phoenix Arizona, September 13. 1907. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Charles w. Ross, contestant, against Homestead entry No. 5116, made December 22. 1904, for s 1-2 NE IA s 1-2 NV If Section 27. Township | N. Range 1 E.. by Edwin NJ. Hackley, cOntestee. in which it is alleged that said Edwin M. Hackley has abandoned said land since December 22, 1904. an1 that such ab- sence was not due to service in the army, navy or marine corps of the U- S. said parties are hereby notified to appear. respond and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on Nov 2s. 1907, before Register and Receiver at Phoenix Arizona
 The said contestant having. in a proper affidavit. filed Sept 13. 1907, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice can not be made. il Is hereby ordered and directed hat such notice be given by due and proper publication
 FEN s. HILDRETH
 Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-20
Quaker Reflections.

The sinner is known from his deeds: the saint by his creeds..
 It makes some fellows tired just to see other fellows work.
 No. Maude. dear, there is no reason why the baker shouldn't be college bred.
 The rack used to be an instrument of torture. The music rack continues to be
 Manayunk youth proposed to his best girl by telling her he didn't like her last name.
 Cable news ought to fresh in spite of the fact that it comes through salt water
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 The Pure Food crusade has demon- strated that even about canned goods there is a good deal of cant In spite of the fact that the English language is so frequently murdered it is not yet one of the dead languages Don't place too much confidence in la mans own opinion of himself-the ass can make as much noise as the lion. Wigg-"Guzler has such a funny lit- tie face. His features are so smalll.'' can't always tell from the size of a mans mug how much he can drink Philadelphia Record.