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Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
GLENDALE.

Glendale Ariz.. Sept. 1S.-(Special correspondence of The Republican)- Glendale was well represented at the Bonner sale last Monday and sev- eral purchases were made by our citizens.
 The Walter Hill company has a force busily engaged in packing pears at the Glendale Improvement com pany's orchard.
 MT. and Mrs. Luitjens have pur chased a twentyacre ranch near Eastlake park at Phoenix. They moved this week from the Gillette ranch, where they have resided. this summer MT and Mrs. Luiejens made many friends who regret their leav- ing Glendale, but wish them all pros perity in their new home.
 Master Archie Grant is the proud possessor of a new pony and saddle, a birthday gift from his parents.
 MT Adams is building a new barn at his ranch north of Glendale.
 J. c. Davis is painting his house and improving the appearance of his ranch very much.
 G. M. Hahn called at E. J. Fiock's last Sunday.
 The public schools opened here Monday with a good enrolment. The boys and girls all seemed to be de- lighted to get back after their four months vacation and ready for a good years work
 The family of Leslie Norris is suf- fering from an attack of whoOping cough which was contracted in Cali fornia during their visit there.
 John Bonner has just completed a small tenant house at his ranch northwest of Glendale.
 Mir. Duke and son. Jim, left Thurs day morning for the southern part of the territory and will probably take a trip over into Old Mexico be- fore returning home.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
ARLINGTON.

Arlington. Ariz.. Sept. 1S.-CSpecial correspondence of The Republican.)- The cotton crop of this district is coming to the front fast. c. G. Deming has two pickers at work and W. L. Strickland has one picker. This is just the beginning of the picking A little later on there will be a big demand for cotton pickers.
 The farmers of Arlington are all busy hauling alfalfa seed to Phoenix.
 Mir Frank Cache returned last week from California, where he was called on account of his fathers illness. He reports his father much improved. Frank spent a few days here with his brother, George, and then left for Wickenburg to look afta~ his cattle interest.
 Mrs. Wayne Percley returned to her home in Stafford after spending a couple of months here visiting her
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
The Weekly News
 OfThe Valley

Nelson and son ViggO, Mrs. Hughbert Mcintyre and daughter, Miss MarjOry.
 Mrs. Shell, mother of Mrs. w. M. Doggett. arrived here from Texas last week. She arrived in time for the marriage of her granddaughter Lena. She will make Arizona her future home.
 Miss Lena Doggett and E. W. Bacon were united in the holy bonds of we'd lock last Tuesday evening at o'clock by Rev. Lawrence Williams, pastor of the Christian church. The church was handsomely decorated by Miss Zella Avis. She also played the wedding march. The bride is the handsome and charming daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w NJ. Doggett who resides southwest of the city They came here from Tex as a short time ago.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21

considerable coaXing and some running that the children pursuaded her to re- turn to the rig to go home.
 George Rothrock and son Don made a business trip to Phoenix Tuesday.
 The power line through here has been taken down and will be hauled away soon.
 Coyotes are coming in again and are quite noisy at night. Phe chicken crop will be correspondingly decreased here with the increase of the coyote family.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
IMPERIAL VIENNESE TROUPE
 COMING.

The Imperial Viennese Family of aerialists from Vienna are making their first tour ot America with the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. which is soon to be seen here This is the greatest group of aerial ists in the world. They have been the talk of Europe for the past several seasons. There are ten in the com pany.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21
RINERsIpE.MEsQuITE.

Riverside Mesquite, Sept. 1S.-The school was delayed a week as we did not secure a teacher. It will open Sept 21 at a. m. All pupils are requested to be present.
 John Bradshaw of Murphy was a business visitor here Tuesday.
 Those who went to Phoenix Tues day were: MT. and Mrs. Otto Green, Will Nelssen. MT. DearsleN. Mrs. P. \.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21

Free Time Cards of the Phoenix Railway eOmpany's lines at the Post Office News Store. Vest Pocket size. Fit ladies purse.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-21

10 bars Borax Soap Tuesday, 25c. McKee's Cash Store
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-20
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

affords Scientific ratonasic instruction abundance
against the theological conceptions of the day. The
articles contained assa the fundamentals of oho
dox Christianity and will offer opportunity for educational
facilities without a peer in its line
This bound volume be had for $3.50 Allowing the usual
annual subscription price of $50 for the paper ITSELF
thus asking the modest of $500 for handsome binding
trimming with the of the purchaser inscribed the
outside in gilt letters If the book is intended
will attach any desired thereon for that purpose
If you wish copy, the time to order if you have not
already done We have thywo orders booked This
offer will be kept open until the last day of December and
received up that time will be filled, but volume will be
bound those previously ordered
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-20
CHRISTMAS TIME.

During coming week the Christian world will again indulge
celebration of the supposed anniversary of the supposed
of supposed mangod and in doing they still proclaim
a falsehood to the credulous and unthinking
the inconsistencies and aburdes of the printed
supposed event, modern intelligence scouts the
very idea aoning born in the form of with all
faults fangs and passions of and capable of dis
cading humanity his voon and assuming the char
acer of a divinity when the purpose suited him.
Students history that such could not have
the time stated without creating serious and
deserving from the writers and historians of that period
may found Morass shun the theory because of the
false rejects the entire system pac
ing considerations wrong basis Thinkers reject 1t
because harmony with the orderly of
and inconsistent with and experience
Thousands nay, millions, realize and know the truth of the
yet untold eyravagances will be made
in order perpetuae foolish myth, and humanity suffers
thereby Just few compared with the multitudes will profit
by superstition fools be who work might and main
support the few who do profit by it, unmndul of their
pressing duties to the and to themselves
If Christ born; if Christ did not die the if
Christ did rise from the dead them indeed all Christian
teaching vain And il is vain 1t safe statement IN which to
indulge Christ of the gospels born that he
dead This has gone far beyond negaon of Chris
tan assertion but affirmative truth, conceded by all who
studied the subject those who expect profit thereby
In any event it is fact that Christ not born the 18th
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-20
] @

DEAL is successfully grounding itself in the order and
truth of nature Armed with the appropriate knowledge of
and things inspired with the hope Of better and happier f
ure, which all things tending, the Freethnkes Of
the world this great field and properly, call it their
In it they trend and work with robust holiness that
be simulated by the votaes of faith and truly dspassona
temper which the questions the times decisivey
demand
All institutions based upon theological considerations
grounded upon of culture that is suited their necessities
They grown up with of the ages They idoz
the past they worship precedent and authority; they dread in
dependent inquiry; they reco from the thought of freedom
from form of vice. they mental serOr The dust of
centuries long dead.
On the other hand freedom and science have had coeva d
tiny They have suffered together natural consequence
they have developed and together Both have broken
through the bonds of theological prescription and they have
constructed watchword for their joint useProgres With this
they have both learned how and subordinate the past
accepting ESSENTIAL casting aside the nonessena
In this brief outline have the plan of operation of the best
mental activities of the the results achieved and the
poets the future provided these activities increased Free
thought is encourage Christianity to repress.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-12-20
THE BLADES BOUND VOLUME.

With this issue able to the completion
of the years issue of the Blade and acquan readers with
what they may expect the bound volume to contain
Those who have been subscribers from before and tie time
when the change in form made will recall that the first pic
printed the first page Of the paper that of
Charles c. Moore founder and editor Of the Blade This
followed by pictures Of Thomas Paine Voare Grard Shelley,
Dr. Wilson, Mrs Henry Mrs Closz Enesne L. Rose Inger
SOIL Dr. E. b. Fooe and many others who have aided the work
of mental emancipation From that time have missed but
issue without picture and that week disappointed
in failing arrive Next week. with the issue of Deem
Der 81 will witness the pictorial reproduction of Thaddeus Burr
Wakeman acknowledged be among the scientific and
raonasic thinkers Of the age for years identified active
worker in the ranks Of Feethouet This will compete the
fifty issues the change made January 49, last causing
issues Of the present year be printed style
form
Here friends fifty portraits and biographies of prominent
Freehnkers in addition there is quantity of reading
ter from the pens of the best humanitarian writer's country
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
A Master HypnotIst.

One of the finest exhibitions In
nindreading and hypnotism was given
last night at the Carmen opera house
by Prof. I. A. Hemstreet before a
crowded house composed OF the best
citizens Of this city. The feats that
he performed were marvellous, and
those people who went upon the stage
that had no faith in hypnotism came
away from the opera house with a
changed mind. He got a dozen or
more OF our best young men upon the
stage and In only few minutes he
had themNfast asleep. and the ridicu-
lous things he had them doing kept
the audience in an uproar OF laugh.
ter the whole evening
Prof. Hemstreet Is q gentleman, and
his exhibition is clean and very enter
tainlng.-Chattanooga CTenn.) News.
Prof. Hemstreet will be at our opera
house Monday night, January q, and
two ladies', or one lady and one gentle
man, will be admitted on one full-Daid
ticket II at the opera house before
S;l5 p. m. Admission 10, rs and 80
cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

second DAY o. the Federation eONVsn-
sIon Fall q Interest.


The second day OF the annual con.
vsDtlon OF the Florida State Fedora.
tlop Of Labor was called to order at
= o'clock Wednesday morning by
president Moritx. when the convention
Immediately proceeded to get down to
business.
The Chair appointed the following
committees;
Rules, resolutions. communications,
sGicers' reports,
There being no business before the
meeting until the committees could
report, an adjournment was taken
until 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The afternoon session was called
to order promptly at the appointed
hour.
The afternoon session was largely
occupied by receiving the reports of
the various committees. One Of the
most important Of these was the report
Of the committee on resolutions, which
introduced q resolution recommending
the increase of the executive board,
and to divide the State into six dis
tricts, each district to have representa-
tives on the executive board. There
seemed, for some reason, to be con-
siderable opposition to this resolution.
and action upon same was deferred
until other resolutions could be pre-
scented covering more fully, the ground.
The convention then adjourned I'M
til o'clock q. m. Thursday.
In the evening. at the court house,
an open mass meeting was held, in
order that the delegates might have
the privilege Of mingllng with the cid-
zens and business men of the city.
This meeting was held under the aus
plces of the local Carpenters and
Joiners' Unioh, and was fairly we'll at.
tended. Several addresses we're made,
and altogether the evening was passed
in a most enjoyable manner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
the NEWS FROM rREHroH.

Tfehton. Jan AIR. Williams u
preparing $50 aeFes for Ihsbons. and
Mr. eoott eighty acres. These GsAtis.
men say the land II ~ aHe Tot melous
a. her ever saV. and expect good
prodHetiOu.
Hardre nroa have bDaEht several
bales a. cotton ibis week, the prices
ranging fsOn u 70 - cents
Mas Adis csoTt0s IL suaeTing badly
with h ETippe. Min L4fiie Love sup
plyinG her auties ~ assistant ssarher.
Miss Adle's many frisnds uish her
speedy FpeOssry.
G. ,. FIetshsr has moved IN his
p@S Fesidsnes l. ~. Carry win palnt
n aoOa.
n ". Gaorgs ~ BelI has scceptsA
. paaition Win ~. n. n. opeuA We
ssadly weaesas ow 60 fslaD1,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
BURGLARS AT WORK.
Entered Room Of Forest Kelley, But
Were Driven Away Promptly.

entered Room OF FOREST NetleyI OUT
Were Driven Away Promptly.
Burglars seem still to be wandering
ABOUT the city, invading the stores
and homes OF our business men and
citizens. A few nights ago some per-
son entered the store OF j. G. Evans.
West Union street, and took there
from clothing, shoes, and other artl-
Giles of wearing apparel.
A burglar disturbed the peaceful
slumbers OF Forest Kelley, ut his
room on South Arredondo street, at
an early hour Sunday morning. which
has just come to light, as Mr.. Kelley
Is a little reluctant about talking
about these matters. When approach
ed in the matter, however. Mr. Kelley
did admit that, about 4 o'clock on
Sunday morning. while peacefully In
slumber. he was suddenly aroused by
burglar entering his room. He arose
SO suddenly that the intruder, who
came In through a hallway, was
frightened. and made haste 10 get
away
In his night clothes Mr. Kelley. de-.
termIned to capture the burglar II pos
slble. made a DASH aud followed him
into the street, lie made a dash NJ
Arredondo street. chasing the man for
two blocks, at some intervals being
only few feet behind him: but the
man. who appeared to be a negro. was
feet Of foot and succeeded 10 making
hts escape
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
JUSTICE COURT AT ROCHELLE.
Several Grove Park Negroes Heavily
Fined for plsorderly Conduct.

Il Is not often that The sun records
justice court outyide OF this
justice district except that the cases
he OF unusual interest but iuforma.
ton has been received OF u hearing
In Justice Zetrouer's court ut Rochelle
which Is worthy Of mention "a q warn.
ing to the law.breakrrs, as number
of negroes OF the Grove Park section
were heavily fined upon a charge OF
dlsorderly conduct, one OF whom was
convicted. upon his own confession,
OF carrying a concealed weapon,
The report states that Mark livery
plead guilty to carrying q pistol, for
which he was fined 800 and costs or
six months. Henry livery. X. Williams.
Tom Hearron and Pardy Jones, all
coIOred. were convicted Of using pro
fame language, aud were sentenced to
pay a fine OF SEQ and costs each. or
thirty days In Jail,
The fines were paid
This information came from Deputy
Sheriff Story.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
WILL REPEAT CHARITY sALL.
Ladies' Of Library Association VIII
Give Dance Friday Night.

Give Dance Friday Night.
True to their promise, the ladies' OF
the Library Association, who gave a
ball at the Elks' Club several days ago
for the benefit OF the hospital, and
which was not the success Il should
have been owing to the failure Of the
music to arrive from Jacksonville, the
bah will be repeated Friday evening.
and those holding tickets to the first
dance, and who have saved their
tickets, will be admitted to this dance
without charge,
None more than the ladies I'm charge
OF the last ball regretted thR failure
of the music. for which arrangements
had been made, to arrive; but It was
q condition which could not be over
come at the late hour, hence no one
In the management is to blame.
The ladies' In charge of the arrange
ments upon this occasion desire to as.
sure the young people that an orches.
ira from Jacksonville will be here
upon this occasion and they may
dance to their hearts content,
For the benent of those who have
not already tickets IN their possession,
and who desire to avail themselves
OF this opportunity, it IL announced
that tickets are now ON sale nj Miller's
and Averas.
The proceeds Of this dance will go
towards the support % the library.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23

This woman says that sick
women should not fail to try
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she did.
Mrs. A. Gregory, of 1856 Lawrence
St, Denver, COL, writes to Mrs.
Pmkham:
" l was practically an invalid for six
years, on account OF female troubles
underwent an operation by the
Doctors advice, but in few months
was worse than before. A friend adj
yised Lydia +, Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound aud il restored me TO perfect
health, such as | have not enjoyed In
many years. Any woman suffering as
l did with backachc, bearing. down
pains, and periodic pains, should not fall
to use Lydia T. Pinkhams Vegetabl
Compounds"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
THE JEAvoNs DRAMATIC co.
This Popular Tent Aggregation Con-
tinues 20 Draw Good Crowds.

Unuss 70 Draw Coed Crowds.
The Jeayons Dramatic Company con
tinue 20 draw large audiences Last
night the company presented Down
East. or Dads Girl" In = very credit
able manner. and all present seemed
20 thoroughly enjoy the performance,
Between the acts are introduced q
number OF high class iIiHstrat<d songs.
and other sIeciAlties Of amusing char
acter
Miss Irene Jeavons espuyates the
audience In her clever acting and I'm.
presentations.
This evening. Rs a eOppllmfat V
the state Federation Of Labor. nov IN
sessiou here. the poWegful avd Fealia-
nc mslodrama. The Working GiFFs
Wrongs" all be- preeeated, IN which
Miss Ieavons win b. sefn To advaht-
are in the title role, The play h q
GOOD one fan Of heart interest from
start to Anish
Suffice 20 sAS that the JeaSOas eoin-
pAny h a good one--as gOod - aaJ
tented AsEreEnfion a the kiad ever
visiting this fcetion-
Al the Gloss u sTezy psrfoEmanaa
a Isashabls ooso@Tt Il pfoduood. weteh
- anasng Ia the eEtrsms.
A kseefal family maiinee vlii o
a,vsa satsrday afisFpsoa. heginaiae
a so o'eioek
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirlY NoNrS lydia +. Fink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
displacementS, Inflammation, ulcera.
ton, fibruid tmorS, irregularities,
periodic pains, backachc, that hear
ing-down feeling, tatulcncy, indiges'
ton, dizzinesS orucrvouS pr6stration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinlham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands tn
health. Address, Lynn, Mass,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-23
KILLS cATARRH GERMS.
Sufferers VIII be interested In Special
Offer OF ]. W Mecollnm q Co.

OUoF " - W. WSSoWb" = 10
The unusual oficr made by J. W. Sic.
COllum 4 Co 10 refund the purchase
price OF Hyomei to any person II Il
fails to benefit, shows their confidence
In the remedy, aud should dlspei all
doubts NJ to ~ curative powers. You
do not risk a cent Ia testing the heal.
Ing virtues OF Hyomei, for j. W. Nc.
COllum Il Co. take oil the risk of ita
giving satisfaction md leave YOU 10
bo the judges as 10 whether II costs
YOU anything or not.
There h no dangerous stomach
Grugglng when Hyomei h used,
Iireathsd through the neat pocket IN.
baIer that Gomez with every 81 outili.
its healing balsams destroy all germs
even In the most remote air cells aud
quick recovery follows.
u you suffer from offensive breath.
raising Of mucous sneeaiDg hts. husky
voice. discharge from the nose. drop.
plaGa from the throat. or any other
catarrhal symptoms. begin the uas Of
Hyomei.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-19
THE NATIONAL PRoHIB1TIoNIsT

hagon of vine who are as happy
and contented as the majority of the
better fed and better dressed worklnen
of our own land" and then asks: "Why
not combine the prosperity of the one
with the contentment of the other?"
Why not? Because American pros
perity will not combine with the habits
of the old-world peasantry. Americas
prosperity was built UP by vibrant en-
ergy drawn from abundant food, di-
rected by clear brains under the in
spiration of personal freedom. The
true native American has no use for
Oyster-like contentment. He glories in
the divine discomfort that spurs him
ever toward higher and higher aims.
And unless the selfish, mercenary insinu-
ations of the various liquor interests
succeed in plunging him into the beer
and wine drinking customs of the old
world he will go on advancing until the
ideals of the founders and preservers
of American liberty are realized:
Every man a Goldman,
Every man king"
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-03-19
AS Never Before

[From the Io7Va ProhibitiomSt]
This is a crucial time III the history
of the Prohibition party in the state. A
great broken wave of anti liquor senti-
ment is sweeping over the nation. Lo-
cal option, law enforcement, constitu-
tional amendments, legislative Prohibi-
ton and Prohibition party abolition and
administration mark the divided condi-
ton of the anti-liquor sentiment The
Prohibition party alone affords an abso-
lutte solution demanding power to exc
cute its plan. There is more need of
strenuous party work today than ever
before