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Arizona republican., 1908-03-09

a mirror. And here is a kindred. prac- tical thought. Suffering develops the ability to comfort. Paul understood this when he said: Blessed be the God of all comforts who comforteth Us in all our tribulations that we may be able to comfort them which are in trouble" Suppose you look upon the painting of a shipwreck. You may greatly admire the artists skill. and yet be not greatly moved by the pie ture. But go stand upon the storm beaten beach. See the ship dashed upon the rocks. broken in piSes. peo- pie struggling for life amid the break CTS. Your soul is stirred. But if you go down amid those perils and do bat tie with the angry, surging. foaming elements. with danger and death. then you will have a different viewpoint a personal experience. and you will feel for others as you never felt before. That is just what Christ did. He went down where the dark pillows of mans sin and shame rolled up the blackest. He felt all the terrible ills ard evils of humanity. Hence. having suffered, He is able to succor them that do suffer" For We have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmities. but was tried. suffered in all points like as We are. yet without sin"
 Every Christian must pass through anguish of. soul aN crucifixion that he. like Christ. may learn obedience. It is the only way he can gain that tranquility of spirit that will give him the strength to say. with Christ: 70. my Father. if this cup may not pass from me, except I drink it, Thy will be done,"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09

larger towns of Judca. Natural his | tory. the languages. mathematics, as trOnomy and other branches were taught. Also there were two univer- sities in that land. which was but one fifth the size of Hlinois-one at Je- rusalem the other at Tiberius in the north It was not known that Christ attended any of these schools How knoweth this man. letters having nev- er learned2" was asked at Jerusalem Through personal study. reflection and experience came much of His knowl- edge Christ was a real man. He had a human soul. human history. d human development. His divinity had nothing to do with His ordinary activities His human souI' was the immediate source of all these. And, on this human side. He needed the help of Gods grace just as do you and l. This must be so. or it is a fraud to make Him an example for us.
 And the child grew and waXed strong in spirit. filled with wisdom; and the grace of God was upon Him As a man Christ learned gentleness. patience. wisdom and obedience. And Jesus increased, advanced, enlarged in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man
 We have now plainly before us the idea of Christ's development as a hu man being But notice: His devel- opment differed in one respect from ours. Our development is from one defiCiency-it may be to a lesser de- ficiency-until at length We come to somewhat of completeness. Christs development was from one perfection to d still higher and broader perfec- ton. YOu and I have faults. defects.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09
Decoration Reduction Sale of Monuments and Markers
From March I6 10 April
 1, I9O8.

AS i am Co.t"mplati-.g E installing. in rhs fall. im- proved racEjIory to fla cilitate E'y work. ii will neccssitatc my hlnIlrEG and removing all my stock. which k quite an eNlrip~e. We invi.o you tn "all and feel free 70 talk it over with us.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09

becoming full of wisdom. and tn, grace of God was upon Him." He had
 a human soul. human history. a hu- man development. Tt behoOved Him
 iE all things to be made like unto His | brethren For verify He took not on Him the nature of angels but the seed of Abraham Jesus advanced in wisdom and stature. and in favor with God and man." He learned obc-
 dience through suffering
 Doubtless some would charge me
 with blasphemy were to declare
 Christ, as q man. ignorant of some
 things. But what are His own words,
 "Of that day and hour knoweth no
 man. neither the Son. but the Father
 only" This refers tg the day of judgment. One morning on His way from Bethany to Jerusalem. Christ
 saw fiG-tree afar off. He came eX- pecting to find fruit. and there was nothing but leaves. He did not know that fact without inspection. Christ learned in the home school. His mother was an extraordinary woman.
 Doubtless she taught the child Jesus. when He could understand. the story of Abraham and Isaac. of Joseph and
 Moses, of David and Jonathan. of Eli
 jah and Elisha. She taught Him to sing the psalms Of David. He and His apostles sung hymn before they went unto the Mount of Olives that solemn Passover night before His crucifiXion. From six to ten years old every Hebrew child must attend school. A national primary free school system was carried on all over Pal estine eighty years before Christ. Ed ucation was made compulsory; every child must learn to read and write and cipher, and parents must exercise great care over the studies of their children. some current maXims were: "A town without a school must per- ish.' "Thc world is preserved by the breath of the school children"
 Labor was honorable among the Jews. Among noted rabbis there was a shoemaker, a weaver carpenter Paul was a tent-maker: Jesus tOiled in Joscph's shop-lcarned carpenter ing; was known as the carpenter. He could make q door, a window. a frame building. And so, He touches with closest sympathy the common walks and callinSs. He was n loving pupil in Natures school. Nazareth looked down on one of the loveliest wales in all the land. Built part way up the mountain, it was in the midst of the fairest scenes. the brightest and most numerous flowers. There were tho dandeIions. daisies and buttercups; the an"m0ncs. tulips and poppies; the jas mine and 8ube rose; the hyacinth. lilac and violet. Carnations and roses were on all sides. Also there were lilies of the field" and countless other blossoms. All these bedecked and illumined the green of mountain and vale as do the stars the azure fields by night. From the summit of Mount MOriat. back and above Nazareth, He could clearly see the Great Sea-" as well as Carmel. the plain of Esdrael- lon. Tabor Safcd and snow-capped Hermcn.
 But it was obedience that Jesus learned; not philosophy. or astronomy. art or architecture; not the teachings of Plato. or Aristotle, or COnfucius. There is no evidence that He was learned in Grecian literature. He never quoted from anything but tradi- tion and the Scriptures. Besides the primary free school system. there were high schools in all the
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09
CHRIST LEARNING OBEDIENCE

Rev. R. H. Wilkinson. D. D.. of Evanston. Illinois. who has been SO iourninE in Phoenix duSng the win ter, delivered an impressive discourse last evening at the First M. r.. church. He based his remarks upon Hebrews 5:S. Though He were a Son. yet learned He obedience by the things which He suffered" The speaker said in part:
 This is a difficult theme. It has puzzled many. All points may not be made plain. still | hope to throw light on the subject. Because l today so largely speak of Christ's humanity. as the text demands. I am none the less an unfaltering believer in His divinity As a human being His soul-faculties had growth. progress. development. And. more-that growth. progress and development was helped forward by Gods grace and by the Holy Spirit. The child grew and waXed strong.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09
PHOENIX PROOF.

Ira NJ. Alspaugh, of 127 r.. Van Bu- ren St, Phoenix. AriZ.. says: "The merits of Doan's Kidney Pills are un- questionable. For about six months l was troubled with symptoms which plainly indicated that my kidneys were not performing their functions prop erly. l Was so much impressed with an advertisement in favor of Deans Kidney Pills that I immediately pro cured box at the Adams Pharmacy. I received almost immediate relief af- ter commencing their use. steadily inn proved until my kidney secretions were restored >to their normal condi- tion. and the pains had entirely left my back. It is with pleasure that I recommend this remedy to other sUf- ferers.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-09
THOSE SUDDEN TWINGES

and never yet has failed to give relief. if taken in time. It cures the kidneys. and thus cures back ache. lame back. headache, dizzy spells. urinary trou bles. rheumatic pain. gravel. dropsy swellings. nervousness. languOr, sciat- ica. and all other symptoms of kidney troubles
 Fifty thousand people have testified to the worth of DOan's Kidney Pills. Heres a home case.
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THE CHURCHES
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sary in order to refine us. that he chasten us. All things will work for socd while We trust and obey.
 May there grow up in every life a strong and abiding trust. May there come to all deeper sense of peace. As christians, our faith should bring us deep and abiding joy which the world cannot possess for it knoWeth him not"
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
 Sunday morning. March Sth. the pastor, Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell. preached on True Religion" using as a text James 1:27. Pure religion and undefiled before God land the Father in this. To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction. and to keep
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov 6The speculative stocks
additional from widely scattered The alert leaders
advantage Of it y anpue devices to help on the advance in prices
The advance in itself attraction the somewhat excited
Withdrawn waited had moved downward instead of upward
feetly well recognized the pcioed professional
e I The e and the force Of the new bnvino 1eoent bst n.e
aes sbeod without Great ronrees;on ON ooerat;ons MAJ t th;
represent passing holdings stronger
to weaker hands that always results the vueraby of the
market and the
The buying today
sse ana tny seemed NED 10 come rom widely separated sources
pressed with the promise the industry and together with
blocks OF stocks in that excited of the volume
buying Of and the rapid advance the of that metal which
Philadelphia and PttsbuTg usual paid close develop
steel the shares Of the minor steel % stocks nd br % t % neg o,ates
and electrical equipment correspondngy
What called houses represented clenage
stocks Of railroads With whose m conion @ tb @ @ @ IN, d eenanG f f Tor
foreign accounts
side had cheerful effect the speculation which
s further by the considerations sprngng from the passing Of the
tons several incidents served as supplement to this notable nfu-
men with ali business and corne entern that ob M gov
though bs nTsnce @ % orIfd i .t @ oOseve Inc law" al
enforcement OF the laws against dishonest methods
these The rush confidently
soothing friction between France and Germany was @ the ause
of the strike in the lancashire cotton
on Northern Pahe had its revived
1t significant that review of the parallels
tember p following the Maine election when prices broke oSn on
OF 1907 l56 shares March A.
oaed od the silent nr or n 9ii9aaiTes aGoa ri Psnie - -
fa @ has Occurred ecu on rising gu since the days Of the bor
prices still forging upward
although with some effect from realizing sales certain
York Central Louisville Nashville Ine A
Bonds strong value s862 United
States bonds were unchanged on CALL
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Eastern livestock Market

OhAHA
OMAHA. Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts. l.500;
market steady. Western steers. S3G4. 80;
Texas steers. s3@4 So; cows and heifers $3.50
egs, err ssM5: calves, $3d5.T5; bulls and stays
Hogs Receipts. 42O0: market ; to IOc lower.
Heavy. s. S0G6; mixed. $5.75d5. 50; light
90 .3og2 80; pigs, $5.5oG5 %; bulk Of sales,
sheep Receipts. 1900: market steady Year
lngs So 40: wethers So s5G440; ewes, 81. q
a. lambs. 50 .25@6.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.-Cattle- Receipts.
1000; market steady. Stockers and feeders.
81. 15@4. 80; bulls s.. 20@3 go; calves. 81 .J0m
Z; western steers, S. 1905; western cows s2.5o
Hogs Receipts. $1,000; market 5a1oc lower:
bulk of sales So 50@6 heavy. $66I6 10: pack
ers and butchers. So s0G6. 10; light. s. 2oG
5.s5; pigs, 81 .2505. -.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady. Nut
tons W. SOFA. 10; lambs. So. 50M4.T range
wethers, So. 50M4 so fed ewes, 50. 75M4. rs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Reeefpts about
1000; market steady TO strong. Beeyes. So. %
@I.o0; Texans, So coat 50; westerns. So .30G
$50; stockers and feeders, 81 60@4 so; cows
and heifers. 81 .65@5. 30; calves. S6Gs.
ally 5@10c lower. Light, So .2566.05 mixed,
$5 .4od6. 25; heavy, S.. 45G6. 80; rough. 81 AZ
a5. 30: good to choice heavy. s.. .6JG6 80; pigs.
So 800; bulk of sales. $5.10Gj. .6s.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900; market strong.
Native. 81 Goa TO- western, S2.606l4.50; year
lings 81 50@5. %; lambs, 81. 25@6. 40; western,
81. 25G6.35
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

The market for fresh butter and eggs CON
tinued TO advance. the quotations for the top
grades of both being marked up lc on active
buying at the new figures under the call on
the exchange. Business on the exchange made
butter weak at the quotations, but the
feeling in the street just the reverse. with
a majority of the trade reporting stocks clean-
ing up rapidly. The feeling In eggs was un-
certain. as many receivers were OF the opinion
that the market was getting to the break
ing point and several stood willing to shade
their selling prices rather than carry any stocks
over. Few dealers exacting the usual
premium over the exchange quotation for extras.
The quotations for cheese undisturbed.
were sold at SSc pound and Is cases Of fresh
California extra eggs changed hands at 55c a
dozen.
Receipts were 30 900 lbs butter. so. 500 lbs
cheese and 267 cases eggs.
The following official quotations estab-
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations generally
range from l5c TO &c higher. owing to the vari-
Gus charges 10 be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 33c per ID,
weak; do hrsts. 27l2c weak; do seconds, 23c,
weak; do thirds roc, weak; eastern extras,
&c, steady eastern ladies' firm at PC for extras
and 21c for irsts; local storage extras, 2615c
weak; picked butter, 231se. steady.
Cheese--California: Fancy fats. 121ac per III.
nrm; do hrsts. 12c firm; do seconds. 1O15c.
firm; fancy Young America. 15c. firm: do
nrsts, lac, nrm; storage hats, 12c. weak. Oregon:
Fancy nats. 13c, hrm; fancy Young Americas
141sc, firm; fancy eastern cheddars. lie steady
Eggs tper dozen, cases included )-CaIifornia
fresh extras, 55c, steady do hrsts, 47c. firm;
do seconds, 30c firm; do thirds. Csc firm.
storage goods-Calfornia extras. 1ae drn: do
extras, 2611c. firm; do firsts. 25c. nrm do see
onds. 2215c firm
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.--Confrmation of the oft
repeated claims of damage to the fall sown crop
or wheat because of insufficient moisture was in
the form OF the Ohio state report that estimated
the condition of the crop at SO against 80
the corresponding time last year and the seeded
area at as per cent OF last years acreage The
market was also bullishly affected by further
advances In the price OF haxseed at Minneapolis
and Duluth. that. IL maintained. were due
to reports of serious damage to the Argentine
crop. The influence drawn that il the fla <
crop was injured by unfavorable weather the
wheat crop must also have sustained considerable
damage. Exports at Winnipeg and New YORK
totaling 60 boatloads also helped to create a
firm tone In the local market Exporters here
however, claimed there was no prospect of any
export business at present prices
The strength in the wheat pit developed during
the last part OF the day, prior TO that sentiment
being rather bearIsh, owing to liberal receipts
IN the northwest. The July delivery displayed
the greatest strength and closed 7c higher than
yesterday at 9sssc. December closed at 81 .OOH
and May at $1.03%.
The corn market weak and closed weak
With prices off II 15c, with December at Gil. 6d
Vi ase and May at 81 5@61%c.
oats were strong. At the close prices were
q "a nc higher with December at 4SAc and
May at 45Ac.
Provisions bearishly affected by the fur-
ther slump in corn and by a decline OF 56l Ioc
In live hogs. Sentiment in the pit was bearsh
all day and closing prices showed losses OF 56
zoe. with pork showing the greatest declines
The leading futures ranged follows.
Articles Open. High Low. Close
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Poultry and Game

The usual weekend dullness dominated the
market for chickens yesterday. and with new
arrivals liberal and the carryover from the
preceding day large prices for everything except
extra large hens were Inclined 10 easiness.
Brollers and fryers. which had previously been
in demand at good figures. were slow OF sale
and quite few coops had to be held over.
Twenty three eases Of dressed turkeys came In
and sold at previous prices. 26c n pound being
the ruling price for the best lots. although an
occasional sale was reported at 27c. Live tur-
keys did better. the supply Of dressed stock
being insufficient for market needs Game was
plentiful. but fat Wild ducks continued to
bring good prices, while thin birds went at low
figures.
Poultry tper dOzen)-Hens. $3. J0d4. 80 for
small. $5a6-50 for large and $719 for extras:
young roosters. $5.50Q6.JO; do extra. S70S; old
roosters, So .50U4- so; fryerS. S56t5. 90: large
broilers. $4G450: small broilers. 81. .5O0l4; ducks
scar for young and S4dJ for old; pigeons, 81 a
l.2o; SQUADS. $2Q2.5 geese. $302.5O per pair:
live turkeys, 20G22e per ID; dressed do, 23927c
per h.
Game tper dozen)-Msllard ducks. s5@s: can
vasbacks. S3MT; sprig. $465: teal S3e13- so;
widgeon. S2. .50@3.50; small. 81. 5Od 80: black
Jacks, $2q2-5O; gray ducks, So; gray geese $3d
4; white geese. $1.J002; brant S2u3: hare
$l.25d1.50; eottontall rabbits S2d250.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07
Lo. Angelo. Markets

Los ANGELES. Nov. 6.-No business was
transacted on the produce exchange today, al
though offerings heavy and we'll scattered
through the list. Beans. butter and cheese were
offered in large quantities. but bidding was
light. No fancy potatoes were offered, and the
market for onions was slightly frmer.
Corn dropped TO 40c box on the street to-
day and sales light at the lower price.
Cabbage and bunch goods were firm light re-
ceipts with actual change in price. Lettuce
was slightly weaker and jobbers are expecting
reduction in prices.
Produce receipts-Eggs SO cases; butter.
3.230 sacks; onions, 707 sacks; sweet potatoes.
17s sacks; beans. 1,0o6 Sacks apples. 9,2es
boxes.
Eggs-LoeaI ranch, candled, 45@4sc; eastern
fresh, 36@39c; storage selected. 27@2sc; case
count. 42c.
Cheese-Northern fresh. l5c; anchor lar-e
i5c; anchor, Young America, 16c; hand cheese.
anchor brand lie; eastern singles, 1Sc; eastern
twins, 1se eastern cheddars. 17c eastern long
horn. 19c; eactern daisy, 19c; swiss, imported.
2S@30c swiss, domestic, 1Sc; brick cream, 1Sc;
limburger, 1sc; Tulare, 14c; imported Roquefort,
44c: Edam, SO and 81 size, German breakfast,
ST. box; Canada cream, one dozen to box, 95c;
schlosskase. 81 box; Camembert. S1.20 box.
Butter-Creamery extra, 81 1ae; creamery frsts.
G0e: eastern extras, soc; cooking butter, 24c.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Northern red, 75c@S1;
Australian brown, 90cGSl; silverskins, 81; gar
lie. 9@I0c per H.
Beans (per ct)-Pink No l. So so: local No.
l. $5.25@5.50; Lady Washington, No. l, S425;
do small white, No. 1, S4.25; blackeye, $3.50:
garvanzas, $3.50; lima. No 1, $5@5.25; lentils,
$1l.50.
Poultry (buying prices. alive)-Broiers. u to
2 lbs lie per ID; fryers. lie: hens, lbs and up,
12c; under lbs, 10e old roosters, 6GTe; tur-
keys, heavy, 20c: light, not wanted. Selling
prices, dressed Broilers zoe per lb; fryers, zoe;
ROSTERS; l5e: hens l5c oi ducks frozen l5c; live
Pacific Goldfish: The Union fish company quotes
as follows: Bundles. small, whole, so lb bales,
315c: cases, regular. large whole. 100 Id boxes,
4hc; cases. extra 100 ID boxes. sc; cases, east
ern style. Sc: Anchor brand, DC; narrow gauge,
Size; Silver King, e; Golden State, sac; White
Seal middles. S1a 019c; Seabright. blocks, 6%
oriental blocks. 6Ac; Crown brand, tablets.
74c; Pearl tablets. Sc; ID boxes fancy bone
less 91ac lb boxes fancy boneless 10c; half
barrels picked cod IS each
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Deciduou. ana Citru. Fru,t.

As usual on Friday retail tradesmen msnI-
tested but little interest in the market for
fresh fruits and business Of small propor-
tions In consequence. sales being light even
during the early trading period. when the prin-
cipal buyers stocking up for the day De-
firm, as receipts were unusually light and sew
eral varieties readily commanded high figures
Large boxes of nluscats sold In a small way at
S1.T5. but that price was hardly quotable 81 20
being about the top for general offerings To-
kays sold at 81. p for large packages while
there very little Of anything to be had for
less than 81. Grated goods were 6rm there
being good inquiry for shipment to the north
and Honolulu The apple market was IiberaIlv
supplied and weak for trashy stock while there
was fair movement in 4 tier packages OF
fancy fruit The best belIfowers sold AT 756
s5c box; Newton pippins steady at 81
and the best Spitzenbergs were quoted at s1f1
1-25- The quotations for Bartlett pears ana
peaches VIII soon be dropped. as there Ii no
fresh stock OF any consequence arriving and the
public is firing of them anyhow The other
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-07


NEW YORK, Nov. .o.-R. &. Dun g. Cos
weekly REVIEW of trade win say: ''Seasonable
iacturing plants more active and numerous
neN Undertakings have been started. Sentiment
ls more hopeful regarding the commercial fu-
lures, oruerss being placed FOR remote delivery,
wnlcn is a noteworthy improvement over the
Conservative attitude formerly conspicuous
Preparations for the holiday trade are lib
eral scale and there is feenng of confidence that
tenuers holders reluctant to do business when
concessions are sought All the leading industries
nave increased their output, some having al
ready received large contracts while others oper-
are more freely in anticipation Of orders to come
ana there Is an Improvement in mercantile coli
lections Tanners are taking packer hides freely
ana prices tend upward
Bradstreet tomorrow will say: Election
results and the advent of more seasonable
weather in some sections of the country were
helpful to trade this week, and except IN parts
or tue south, where the nelding of cotton In
terfered, collections also have shown improve
ment. In wholesale and manufacturing lines the
tone Tone ot business shows marked improvement. Or
ders that were conditioned on election results
nave been confirmed and many new ores placed,
the net result being an enlargement of the
volume of business at hrst hand over recently
preceding weeks
MANY industrial concerns have announced an
increase of capacity and of running time, and
sales of pigiron structural material cotton goods
for spring and recorders for fall and spring
wear wooiens. shoes and other lines have been
enlarged
business failures in the United Sttaes for
the week ending November number 205, against
ztI last week, 226 in the ike week OF lJoi,
146 in 1906, 166 in 1905 and 1S4 In 1904.
Business failures In Canada for the week
number 80, as against 81 last week and "a in
the corresponding week of 1907.
Wheat, including -four, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week ending
November aggregate 49402T4 bushels. against
5463, ia last week and 5.459, ,595 this week last
year.
For the 10 weeks ending November ; this
year the exports are 70. 754. 100 bushels, against
I3, ,407 in the corresponding period of last
year.
Corn exports for the week Sl25S4 bush
els. against 1854 last week and 712,50l in
1907. =