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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14

bau unb Der Nsuarmiruna auf Der
@srmania= Wsrft tn atsl prtfsn iolts.
Bret Saes ipdtsr bsiu&.s elm bober
Beamter ben Yi3s. aomtral uno CAB
ihm 3u bsrfsbsn, bob es piiniGsns'
usrib tudrs. bic Sruoe nidt su be.
folssn. Sairi paf&a tpetserte fi9.
bieTem 0srIanqer na&aufommsn. lrb
ptsr Stunbsu fpdtsr waro sr als 2si9s
esfunbsn.
gs uiro angenommen. BOB 6atrt
pai6a bsrsiftst uuros, I'm, bic Inter.
iu8ung 3u psreitstn.
gene3ueIa.
AntIagen 9egen bobe
Beamte {.
@araeas. Is. Gebrunr. 8egsr
angsbli9s pene3olaniine Re9isrunes'
3orruption uurbe Der ftibnfe AnqriH.
bon benz man iemals biersulanos gs.
bort bat, foeben bon benz btsbsrigsn
amsrifantf6en Ronfularagsntsn, BEN
bisiasn Girstior Der Srinoeo @orpora.
ton uno Sstretdr Der Bunosstommti.
lion fir bens3olaniide anIprf9e. Ru.
bolp6 Dodge. untsrnommsn. gr bat
Der &ssterung @%ntbhaunssn tibermit'
tsIt, nod ps!9sn sins sln3abl bsrbOr.
raesnbsr Beamter gsmsiniam barauf
aussina. BITE Qorboration um ibrs
u~srtbpolen Rs@ts TN Orinoeto.9 Delta
3u bsraubsn. Da bie 2ofalbldttsr fd
wsaen Der @sniur fir6teH. bts BeiduI.
oiaunaen 3u psrbfsntlidsn. tpsrosn ee
orudte abidriftsn oss Documents melt
uno brett bsrthsilt. 6srr Dodge bat.
um tn @afbinaton feline 0srlsesnbsi.
ten 3u bsranIaH'n. benz amsrifanii6sn
Ronfu! 8homas u. WOHat In Ga
@uapra isins @sRanation als ROnIu.
lar. agent einaerei&t.
SaIoaoor.
Anbere epubItfen frfeb.
Ito neutral.
Sau SaIbabor, Is. 6ebr.
Der Bsrirster Der vaHotiirtsn prsHs"
ipra9 NIT ben, prdRosntsn Soie gsea.
lon ibsr bic 6onouras.R tearasuas
AFairs, tnb Der prdfosnt fsbts ibm,
aussinanbsr, bob bic Tifsrsns.n lsbie.
lid Sonburas unb Rtearasua BERTH.
rem. Salbabor febs bsiben 2dnbsrn
aIs frsunolinsr Bermittlsr gessnibsr.
DDS @6isbsseri&t babe In Gan Sol
babor sstast uno 6alDabor babe au9
ben gsrtrue bon gorinto untsrssi&nst.
DDS Tribunal fei %nufesIbf worbsn,
NEIL Wieara9ua bsHen Wsiiung, baB
bic gren3er beibsr 2dnbsr unbswaHnet
blsibsn foIssn, ben @sborfam bsrusi.
aerte, upbur3 bie Beoineun9sn bss
gertrasss bon gorinio ssbro&sn muir.
ben. Salbubor. fubr prdRosnt gseu.
Ion fort, mn9e isoen 8erfu6. ben
6risbsn aufr.&t au erbalten, uro if In
otsiem Befrsbsn elmer Wstnune NIT
ben @srsinietsn Staten, Wsrieo.
Guatemala uno @ofa &tea.
Banana.
RrtegsmateriaI ar Re.
poIuti d
3 anama, Is. Gebruar. Der
amerifanif&, Dampfsr .8arraeonta"
if nit Rriessmaterial fur BITE &ruppen
oes grdfosntsn 3slapa BON Nieurasua
bon bier abasfabrsn. 5li&tlinss aus
Rtearagua iagsn. bab 3elapa's Stur3
oissmal sspib itt. Sic rs8nsn Dor.
auf. bob 6onburas unb salpaoor bts
rsbolutiondre Beuesune In Ritaraaua
unterfibsn meroen.
Inter ben Ofisieren Der 8rupp'n
bes prdHbenten Boniaa bon 6onburas
befinbsn ft9 bisIe angefebsne Rdnner
Gus Ntearagua. unter ibnen bic @sns.
rdls Ortis, Gobss unb gbamorro.
Guba.
2tberaIe I nj men ans
Ruber.
6abana, 13. Gebruar. PRO.
n,inente 2iberale bebaupten BIER be.
Rimmt, nab 0ouberneur Waaoon oIsfn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
Senhhlanb.


5Iu9bIdtter fonfis3irt.
BerItn. Is. Ssb. Die poli3si
nsrbaftste bsuts brsi anar3iffsn, einsn
6oldnosr. sinen Bsleier unb einsr
Tsuti9sn. Der bsuii1e anaraiR mar
frhber Rsbattsur elmer rsnolutiondren
3sii6rift. Die bret 8srhaftsisn ruur.
ben nod ibrsr ssmsini&afili&en @Ob'
r,ung gsbra6t, mo bic pOli3si BET Der
acknowledgement 6ausiu&une Is. 0
Qopisn zines 5lugblattss on ois eol'
batsn, bsiitsIt Breeder Der Soloatsn"
nit sinsm auberf nufrsissnOen Sn.
6aIts fanbsn. Dos prsubiideW appsn
NOR auf BEN 8~iielblatt mi, Der Inter-
i6rift ,Serausgsgebsn bonn prsubii1sn
Rrisgsminiisrium" esbrudt.
8 q nbmirt s.g nj @orbert
3u9efdnbniffe.
gerIin' Is. 5sb. CUR Srogs
Der Reugsfaltung Der 5anbsIsb.'
sisbunssn suii3sn Seuti1lano unb
ben Ser. Staaten bot Der Suno Der
2~anbpirtbs, psI9sr bsuis untsr isbr
iartsr Wstbsilieuns fsinsr Witalisosr
BIER iaets, Sisluns g,nommsn.
Wa3 elmer un9emetn lsbbaften Dis.
tuition, In psl8er bic &ufsr TN Sireii.
nit benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or.
Sabn on De- Spibe, HID osrnsbmen
lieBen, ~gsIangten sinffimmis f4arfe
Bei4iaHe Iur annabme
Sn Der bsuriesn 5abresneriammlung
bss 8unbss Der 9anbwiri6s bsrriate
cine isbr eshobsns Stimmuns. BITE auf
ben gifols BET ben itnsHen Rsias.
taaswablsn Surtidsuffbrsn mar. Saber
CAB Rt aud pdbrenb Der Debatten ein
rs9t 3uberR9tli3sr 8on funb.
Die 3abl Der Witqlisbsr bat Hd
troy grb6bung Der 9sbibrsn Der.
msbrt. 5aF ale sr6bsrsn 2anOwiribs
bss RsiGs ssb6ren benz gunos iest an.
RuBlanb.
6bIIe m af4ine m g aorn'
fetn entbedt.
g t. Petersburg, Is. 5eb.
Gsuts frhb uuroe In benz S&ornRsin
Der @Obnuns bes fribsrsn prsmisrs
Witte sins::S0nsnmufdine entosdt. Sic
mar nod angabs Der Bsb6rosn 10 sss
ttent, baBIfe beuie abenb. auei Stun.
ben nn9osm R9 8raf uno @rdfin
@itte In Der &sgel 3ur Rube begehsn,
srpIobirt tpdre. Der poliBet fsbIt
isosr AnbaItspuntt, UNI fsfsufslsn,
tusr bic iSblsnmai9ins In bic Wob.
riuns bss fribsrsn prsmisrminifsrs
ssi9mussslt bat.
Ceftsrrei@.tlnsarn.
Or O 6Huag On bic WdhIer.
% lie n. Is. Gsb. grobe Bead.
iune finbst cine Rsbs, uslae Der
bsuti@s 2nnbsmani /. Winiffsr 8.
Prabe gu Rsi3snbere In g5bmsl ess
baItsn bat. CT erfattets isinsn Ndt
Tern geri&t tiber feline siesue parla.
msntarii6s unb minifnislls Sbdtig.
isit, iopis hbsr bis aussnbIidliGs polt.
iif&s Situation unb fhbrts aus, bob
bic rationale 3wsitbsilung g6bmsns
unsrIdbli9 let.
3uslei& srfldrte prabs. bab BITE
bolRdnbiqs uirtbi9uftli9s 8rsununq
Osfsrrsi9s uno Tnaarns benz un
fi&srsn 3uRunos Der iss!ssn 3sit Dor.
su3ieben isi.
Der Winifer nabm eth rsuss Wan.
bat far eas APPROXIMATIONS bss
&si3sratbs on. tusl&ss ibm bic Wdb.
Isrberiammlung untsr entbuRaRH9sn
Runossbungsn ansstragsn bate. Sn
feiner Santesanipra&e bsfirportsts &C
ben 2ufommeninluk ofler heutI6en
nationalen partsisn.
Slrfei.
0ehetmnibboI aus BEN
@tge eef&afft.
& onfantinnpeI, Is. 5ebr.
Der iti3Ii& In mpferiofer Wsife e..
folste pIbbli&s Cob bss .abmirals
6atri paf@a bot ~ bisIsn gsrti&ten
Anlab ssssben. Der paf&a mar
ioebeu bur& eine iaiierli&s Srabs gum
m>.0k.shss .gs. 0~--lfQ.. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
SAFE.

gRgros BertaufsSeeHt SstSossfsts
s9usberidie 8oe pes 4tun ssnpssrsKa&
6Grebersdie 1ss, BiBeuxFx eseMa $ &ass
lI}, gen gorf eRebbcrs 49, eixAssfb
{Nsr 2insbrreer 14s 0si6 Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
OstyaDe.

Bshea go. 3 rotpes 7s3e, ant Dc Is
len, 76e DON 3eabIeH |; 70. 8 rptau 7se
5ebruar, 76e; Raeexspepen 7Be
Deti@tor1 - go. l udi l5It: 70.
peiS l5Ae; 30. 9 petb 4Bis. 30. 4 nst.
AS; re. Q pesb semi&t 4b. Rn. Q
wstt 9earf4t csc; 70. { msst senua.
&c; 70. Q seIb &c 70. 8 sen AL
70. Z oeb 44s; 70. ssastQt 49,
20. 8 asutf@t 43e; re. ( ssmsi4t 42si
&obex 4ec.
oaf9 70. 3 petber 8Sie; 10. . ust1&
tSt; 70. 3 oeui4tes e9s; 10. Q smHesA
Site.
em - 30. / atuaotss H7 20; ar,
9, e16 25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
OsseesteS


Sabta1apsIB 3afeePseHe
OeuebxI. BID gutter l0-12e; Srtxte ba O.
ud4ltsr l4-lse gcx9 8a&-S8e, solsss
Deuop 10 BIB 92e. Sapa 9s-s2e.
Sx 4a6eta;
1rsofa $751; u. aiox slt.25, Ssries Us 90
Gnaeas ia. 30. SiHportb7 ~ 10, 1sG
Sara eiexS $500, GIhmar SaSa BIexb
tlB.76. D,riea $lE.76.
Hn6er-DoutHoes 7.67c 0ta<hs4ss COZ
SaaDertFrter Sac: XIII taIssstFrts SAFE,
isaG srmsuisrtes 6.12s: Gubes B.57e, Som
isetso~ers' ab.17e H~sbsemoos u l.S2e; f1h
xtS i 4.6ae; euzYtrs H4.Ts; Sbssl exss
Oolse1 8 4.72e Ntxbfsr gStra 9 Ass,,
&tSsasoos 8 asae: seIbss 8 6:5Ge; 10 ssl
Bee 4.87.
siRs-as4 90 q. xsa). 8as. g. IL pei
0auoxs.
4s6s-2l00 tn Sat 70 ; loo tm Raj
Use: 1900 tm SaIbfas $3.50; 200 sz sat
$3.50.
Sanbs-6Ks etansen senrH4t To- 90,
es semf&t &c Banner 1m.a Sc; Grsss
Dosbons lie: re. Q Cream eenut@t l0s
RRHe-Drosa Reu 1ss BIZ 16e; Saberfs ~,
NaHbeIn 10; wet4f@oItse NnbsIx Ist,
Soebe1 Na1setx 1Se; Reaxrts u ba 7k,
s:r6fete &C.: .oueIf6e HaIxtsHt l6f.
estroeaete 5rl4te-AepfeI, On bss enss,
setrsdnet. T; Sobanmssbeerex O. bts sxs;
06ro1 16e bW S5e; Roft1ex. q erppx, pa
Pfmh. 7S 9 6roux 7}e, 4 Grouz ne lao,
naexfrste s@S *. California AuscatsI TVS;
Guiana Ok, turpsstirte 6nIta1a lie SO Iae,
6aItfornsa 9priiofea Sc Bio Lee.
etart-FearI. 8Se. Gbaasptcs UIot, I md
8 $f9xb Ba6ete 8. &ers, ! Bfb. ssssi,
K-sk.
&ess-GaroEtna. 3opf. e&--sk, Sasa. 4
-53e, gebro&euer, 8i-4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14

Wie Idtper lit mir Der Gnt{9luB, 81
f9reiben, unb bas 9erS ~estpcrben. Sc
lit porbei, tpie Elm Sraum. tpenn Die
Wedubr lGutet! MIes porbei!
Qm porisen 6reitus ftunb auf einem
f3sttel bon Sbeo: .@eliebt.! i6 bare
Gle. Noreen Nadmittae firbet Oh
bier Elm. iebr. iebr fpi9tise Hddriht.
Sn uneriditterlider Sreue Osin
SGeo." SD mar aber am Sonnabeno
sineelaben. uno sfpar BEL Martba Sod,
no e mir natirIi6, obfpohI e fe5r
nett mar, nun earnidt eefNi. Din
Sonntae nofte ih morsens in ben
Yorf, ober meme @ltsrn mahten NIT
mir ben edns,n Sag iber cine 2onps
purtie nu9 Der Wolof4snfe. mas uutcr
bieIen nmtdnben fir mid cine 3or>
tulatur bebeutete. ca i6 iebr neugieris
mar unb am Wentae Den SGaii4luB
audi gar niht trfparten fonnte. SroBs
Dem es reenete, trieb IS mid gu meiner
8anf, unb bort erfubr ;A rag Sntfeb:
lide aus Dem gang perregneten Papier:
r9eIiebte! Sc lit etpas Sirdterli6e3
sineetreten; mein 8ater bebdupkt, i6
tpirb. bier bon Der Nrbeit abgelenft
(Spneerbar, bas bat Wama audi 3a
mir geIugtD unb 10 neroe ih Monta9
frub 9 u1r % nad go -. aufs 9nms
ndiium abreiIen. Bir miiifen i6eibea,
10 oefpGhre mir gum I3ei6sn Oeinsr
2iebs Sonntag nm 5 11r cine Ibs
i9isbs : .3uiammentunft. O.in trsuer
Sbeo."
@or Sdrd ianf i9 auf bi, maize
ganf, tpobei ih mir, inbem id mi1
iebte, einen eroB,n Sled in msin mod
5iemli9 n,uts beres Rleib modte. una
id f9nen auftano. Gr par alfo fort!
llnb nod buSu. an minsr 0iebe stpei-
felnb! Wartba Bod III Elm Gtel. uno
meme gltern bGtten mid aud gu
6auie lafen Ionen! 9snt, Dir mein:
8erfaFune! (S9 meme natiirIi6 ni6t
oen Sled auf benz &leib.) SD BABE gar
teinen r.dten Sdlaf uno appetit
mebr, unb gsffern babe id Die Rortofs
fsltloBe, mas. pie Ou psibt, sleih mao
4pfelreis msin 2eibeeridt 1T. nidt
aufeHen f0nnen, obfpobl es nur 4 ma
rem. Gs lit bod trauris. bub fdids
iolssemaB slsi9 meine erfte 2ieb..
bsnn mas Sbr frit.r INNER bon mir
unb benz 3arI &id:cr eeiast bdbt. mar
bod nur l1nfinn, 10 enben mnbte uno'
i'd liebe meinen Sbtobcr etuis.
Oein: fufune slpft 9tlM.
g. g. Romd fault mir nun bod.
neil mein dItes rsfc fdon fdlsM 1T.
Elm neues blaues Rleib, pel4e Sdrbe
mir, neil iie 70 luftis 1T. INNER beioas
bers gut s.fieI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
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QiebSfe EQhl

Senfe Dir nur! Gr lit ponftdnbis in
mid beriiebt unb f9reibt mir efiibenbs
Srifaen. HatirIi9 ni9t per YOIt;
lonbern er ftedt lie in elm Iitlpd in bss
0inb, tpelde binter Der 8unt. auf Der
i'd INNER, tpenn idOnes Wetter lit.
lerne, itebt. Sein eriter Brief 1T Der
i4Onfte, elm @ebi4t:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14

D, bore mid Seliebte!
8, bore BAG @slibbs.
Dus Dir. Die id perebre, 81
SD bod unb beifis idtpOre! ~
SD lisb' Did stpig. Solbe.
Wsm i9 audi fdsiben ioltt!
8, mDg' Did niat betriibn,
Bds iebo i4 gel6rieben!"
8unn has 2i9e fem? Nsin, er meint
IS t4er reoli9 uno Oh eos r9olbe"
cine Nnfpielung auf meinen Ramsn
lit? Seiner itanb uu9 brunter: Sbeoa
Dor S9munbt.
Sc tiiBt Did 1000 nal 9ilbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14
Sa&ff6 8riefG
B., ben Is. Nusuft.
Qiebfte GQhi

~ . q USI 10. AuQun. .
Qiebfte @nn!
giele Sdnt fir Deinen lieben Brief,
na6 benz gu urtbeilen, Oh Did ia in
Oeiner YenIion re9t pobl Su fiiblen
I9einf. Mdrtba Bod LAB! Did qri>
zen; id finbe, fis it elm C9euial. Der
Iunse 9err, BON Dem i9 Dir i9rieb,
hat bod, ~alIerbings bellere als meine,
4usen. ober bod febr bibI9. 0eulih
bat er fogar NIT mir selproden, bos
tam 10: Ou peibt bod, bob i6 meme
miinblifen Iufgaben fir bic S6ule
INNER i'm Staotpart, no es iebr I90n
lit, neil Mdma es Dinf4t. made. SD
lebe ibn bort oft fpasiersn eeben uno
Oerlor neulid in ieiner NGAs mein Sd
Identu9 tpirfli9 aus 8erieben; ih
piirbe es bod ionf ni6t Isusmn, mo
Ou bod meine bette Sreunbin Bit.
Oenu Die 6risba lit bod nur. tpeil JIG
nod ME ettpas fpenbirt bat unb iibers
baupt seiaig 1T, meme srpeite. l1nb als
er oas lab, bob er IS auf uno brddte e
mir init ben Worten: y9nGoiefe perz
5eiben. 1T bas Dieaei6t Sbr S6nupfz
tu9?" Ous @ort rS9nupftu6" se@
fGat mir iebr. i9 fase ieBt ME mebr
.Suf9entu9".
1000 &iife bon 9einer 5ifbe.
3. G. Martba BOD bat beute, aIs
Fs, na3bem tie uufserufen mar. MIDI:
aufgepdBt bate. sinen Sabel befpm@
men. @s 1T ibr b%ritter; ih bobe erft III
men. aber unsere9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-14

0abana, Is. Gebruar. pro.
minente 9tberale beboupten Bier be.
Rimmt. oab @Oubernsur WaaOon sIsi9
nod s&lub Der eeiRon bes Qonsr,Kes
Der @eretntgten etaaten fir ole BRO.
pinaen gubos liberale @oubernsure er.
nsnnsn utro. gr lou isbt bersits sins
8ife Der 1eusr @%ouuerneurs fsriis ia.
ben, fdr&tet R@ aber. bic Ramsn Be.
tanni aa seben. 10 LANCE bsr aonereb
tn @aibington NOD tast.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
The Barber Thief.

"There'S a queer and nasty kind of a criminal that we cal the barber thief" said Lecou the detective. ''He is a journeymar barber who lifts your scarfpir while he is shaving you.
 ''These rascals have learned somehow or other to shave and haircut fairly well. They go everywhere in the rush season. California or Florida in the win ter, Atlantic City in the summer, and so on-and there the over worked boss barber, with hands scarce, is only too glad to take them on without references.
 "It dosen't take a clever bar Der thief long to make a good haul. In a day in Saratoga one of these men lifted out of mil lionairs' and sports necties dia- monds and pearls to the value of S400O. -Ex.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Making Good.

There is no way of making l1sti77o friends like "Making Good;" and Doctor Pierce'S medicines well exemplify this, and their friends. after more than two decades of popularity. are numbered by the hundreds of thousands. They have made good and they have nOt made drunkards.
 A gooi, honest, Square-deal medicine of known composition is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It still enjoys an i'm menSe sale; while most of the prepara- tons that have come into prominence in the earlier period of it's popularity have "gone by the board and are never moro heard Of. There must be some reason for this longtime popularity and that is to be found in its superior merits. Whcn once given fair trial for weak stomach, or for liver and blood affections. its supe- rlOr curative qualities are soon manifest; hence 1t has survived and grown in pop ular favor. while scores of less meritoriouS articles have suddenly flashed into favor for brief period and then Leen as soon forgotten.
 For torpid liver with it's attendant Indigestion, dyspepsia, headache, per hapS dizziness. foul breath, nasty coated tongue with bitter taste. loss of appetite. with distress after eating, nervousness and debility. nothing is Sc good aS Dr Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery. It's an honest, square-deal medicine With all US in2rodlentS printed on bottle-NrapEer - no secret, no hocus-pocus humbug, therefore don't accept c substitute that the dealer may possibly make little big ger profit. Insist on your right to have what you call for.
 Don't buy Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip. don expecting it to prove Ucure- all" 1t Is only advised for woman'S spcciai ail- ments It makes weak women strong ard sick women we'll Less advertised than some preparations sold for like purposes. It's sterling curative virtues still maintain It's position in tho front ranks, where it stood over two decades ago. As an in vigorating tonic and strengthening nerv- inc it is unequaled. It won't satisfy those who want booze" for there is not q drop of alcohol in it.
 Dr. Pisrce's Pleasant Pellets, the orioi- nGt Little Liver Pills. although the first pill of their kind in the market, still lead. and when once tried are ever afterwards Tn favor. Easy to take as candy-one to ehree dose. Much &mttdted but neuer eQtCGIed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
SpreCkei'S Road.

John D. Spreckeles, builder of the San Diego aud Eastern Rall- road, was advised yesterday by Gen. Prescott, a register of the Land Office, that maps of the proposed line had been approv- ed by the Interior Department at Washington.
 MT. Spreckels was in the city for brief stay while en route to San Diego with his family. He was notified of the dicision of the Interior Department few moments before the departure for the southern city. While here, MT. Spreckels and his form CT business associate, B. $. Bab- cock, were busily engaged.
 MT. Babcock says a mistaken impression prevails in regard to the exact route of the new line from San Diego. He says the road will run south from San Diego to Tia Juna, and thence in an easterely direction to Yuma. The greater part of the road will be bulltin the Mexican Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Catholic Fair, Nov. 22-23.

The Catholic ladies are in the midst of preparations for fair to be held or Friday and Saturday Nov, 2 and 23rd at the Masonic Hall. The Fair will open on Friday night with a concert in which many of the old favorites will appear, and several new ones. There will be the usual number of booths in which there will be offered for sale mary articles of use and beauty. All tie booths will be decorated tastefully and very attractive. Saturday after noon will be devoted to the children who will find many formes of amuse- ment open to them. Let every body come and enjoy the occasion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Wall Street.

The opinion seems to be gene
 ral throughout this country as
 we'll as abroad that the recent
 Wall Street storm will serve as
 an object lesson to clear the at.
 mosphere, and that one of it's re. suits may be 8 reorganization ot the New York Stock Exchange. it has, undoubtedly, demonstrat- ed that our local banking institu- tions are solvent as whole, and are managed with due conserva- tlsm. Now that abuses have been exposed and are in process of being remedied, we believe that confidence will soon be firm CT than ever because the solidity of the banking fabric has been so thoroughly tested. The actions of certain of our financiers were bound to result, sooner or later in a catastrophe, and the people of the United States owe an in calculable debt of gratitude to President Roosevelt for the judgement and foresight which precipitated these exposures at this time, when the country at large is unburdened by relative Iy debt and is exceptionally pros porous.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Assessment Notice

Papago Mining Company. Principal place of business, Rooms 429 and 43C Douglas Building, corner Spring and Third streets, Los Angeles, California
 Notice is hereby given that ut d meeting of the Board of Directors ot the Papago Mining Company, corpo- ration, held on the 3rd day Of October, 1907, at the office of the company an assessment of one-third of one cent per share was levied upon the outstanding capital stock of the company, payable at once to T. w. T. Richards, Secreta- ry of said corporation, at 429 Douglas Building, Los Angeles, California.
 Any stock upon which this assess ment shall remain unpaid Novem Der 9th, 1907. at the hour of p. m., will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on Saturday, the Both day of November, 1907, at 4he office of the company at the office of the company at 2 o'clock p. m. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expense of sale.
 T. w. T. RICHARDS,
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Nov. II, 1907.

Either run a town with vim, or just sell out and loaf. One thing must be done-run the town for all that it is worth, get up steam and keep it up. Do you want trade? Bid for it. Do you want business to come to your town? Encourage what you have. Do you want a pros porous town? Then never per- init the jealousies to rule your actions, but work together for common prosperity and mutual benefit.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13

School closed Friday evening last not to reopen until next Monday morn- ing. This vacation is granted in order that as many teachers as so desired might attend the Territorial Teachers Institute at Phoenix, the association meeting every year now during fair week. The teachers who attend will draw their salaries, but those who re- main at home will not do so. Among those who went were, Superinten- dent A. H. Nc Cure, Misses Mary E. Post, Grace Smith, Jenny Kent, Daisy Bush, May Me Donkey, Alice Arm strong and Liiah Bell Bush.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
In the Probate Court
OF THE COUNTY OF YUMA, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA In the Matter of the Estate of Ursula B. Burgess, deceased. Order to show cause why order of Sale
 of real estate should not be made.
 It appearing to this court, by the pe- tition this day presented and filed by Wm. H. Burgess, executor of the last will and testament of Ursula B. Bur- gess, deceased, that it is necessary to sell some portion of the real estate of said decedent to pay the debts due from said estate and the expenses and charges of adm inistration. already due and that will accrue in closing said estate.
 It is therefore ordered by the court: That all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said probate court on Saturday the 7th day of December, A. D. 1907, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., of said day, at the court room of said court, at the court house in the city of Yuma, Yuma county territory of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said executor, to sell so. much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that copy of this order be published four successive weeks in the Weekly Sentinel, newspaper printed and published in the said county of Yuma.
 Dated November l, 1907. Seal) Joseph H. Godfrey,
 Judge of the Probate Court.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Our Schools.

Our citizens deserve credit for the pride they take in our schools We venture the assertion that not a student ever went forth from our little city, but went away with the best wishes of our people; they gave him encoura ge- ment during school life and when he departed took him by the hand and said "God speed tbee." Not one who has finished the course in our schools, wherever he may now be, but wishes our town and her people we'll, for 1t was among our Christian people, surrounded by an influ- ence that was elevating and mo- ble, animated by the splendid example of our citizens that he received the foundation which makes him today the upright cit izen in any community in which he may live.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Parents should be cautious

Parents should be cautious about giving their children per mission to stay out Of school. Every day out is q day lost to the school work-they cannot make it up. They will soon be behind and want to stop school find fault with the teacher-say she is partial, etc., when all the time the parent is to blame.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13

The population of the United States at the present time mo- ment is divided into two classes. those who are sorry they did not get out and vote and those who are sorry they did.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
The Gas Han.

Arriving in Yuma early Saturday morning to spend a few hours here on impornant business, Seth Hartley, sec retary and manager of the Yuma Gas Company, promised that his company would immediately resume work on the Yuma plant and that this city should soon have service. He said they had been delayed in getting a site for the factory, but that the plant would be located without doubt on the lot pur- chased from MT. Sanguinetti on Jones street and that they have the founda- tion ready.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-13
Judge (. II. Brisley Dead,

Yuma friends of Judge Charles Brin- ley regret to learn of his death Monday at Los Angeles and of the death of his eldest son the day previous in the northern portion of the state Judge Brinley came to this state and county in 1867. He was an exceedingly popu- far man and during his long residence here he held every office in the county. He was 75 years of age, at the time of his death which occurred at the home of his daughter. Snrah.