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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

Alabama-Bryan %.
Arkansas-Rryan Is.
California-B Bryan 20.
Colorado-Bryan 10.
Connecticut-Bryan ., johnson 5.
Delaware-Gray o.
Florida-Bryan 10.
Georgia-Gray 20, Bryan 4, John
son 2.
Idaho Bryan 0.
Illinols-Bryan 81.
Indiana Bryan 80.
Iowa-Bryan 20.
Kansas-Bryan 20.
Kentucky Bryan 20.
Louisiana-Brgan Is.
Maine Bryan 10, Johnson II. not
voting /.
Maryland-Bryan I, johnson 8.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

prosecution announced that 1t would
Gloss the rehutial esIdenee by noon
,omorrow, and tie case win pfohahly
90 10 the jury Wednesday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

5ktter from c. T. Boi-
Recorder, he indicates
y aod bappg. has plenty
y .elI pleased With Bis
lie was making some
ont MT receiving TIE
stated that be felt lost
ereat religious Jourusi
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

The waild wide ness ear always he
found In THE Recorder.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-07-16

~ your frlend@ are visiting
you or YOU have an item or
news cali up Phone O9 anes
We VIII dothe rest.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
Hoops SARSAPARILLA
A Pure Medicine
THE PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW

Always pure beneficial changes have been Hoods its advertising with the Pure Food and Drugs Law with public sentiment.
 first carefully perfected from the prescription of ingredients its proportions and the peculiar used its preparation have remained the
 honest genuine medicine has welcomed the closest examination
 Advertising has always been sane and reasonable
 have supported by the unshakn basis of actually effected
 scroua bOodpoonng caarrh rheu troubles diseases promoted by blood low of the system have been truly marvellous
 Cung has cured thousands the prejudice against prepared medicines, unfair assaults but Hoods Sarsaparia continues just the
 medicine appetite for specific trouble have indicated thou people will earnestly recommend take Hoods Sarsa- pa1a join them in at least to give
 believing that doing medicine of right to be justly proud tablets called Sarsatabs from Hoods Sarsa paria distatOn evaporation and having den cay properties druggists by mail receipt of price by I. CO.,, Lowell Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
PHOENIX PIANIST
 AS ACCOMP PANIST
For Ellen Beach Yaw, the Noted
 Soprano, at Appearance in Phoenix.

Quite a creditable honor in recog- milton of his musicianship has Core to Mr J. Homer Grunn of the Ari- zona School of Music Ellen Beac:l Yaw. the noted singer who will appear at the Doris. opera house on May F has invited Mir. Grunn to act Es Ter accOmpanist at the coming concert. a most pleasing task which MT Gunn will accept.
 The famous soprano had heard many favorable criticisms regarding Mir. Grunn as a pianist and therefore was anxious for his assistance in this ap- pearance before the Phoenix public 1t will give the music colony an Oppdr- tunity to see this pianist in an en- tirely new light and new phase Those who know him here as one of the most discerning and finished interpreters of the classics. his technical powers and fine tonal achievements, know that his appearance with this singer will be marked by success and add much to the interest in the entire program.
 MT. Grunn's many frienCs will be pleased to learn of this recognition of his ability. for the soprano like all ex- perienced vocalists. is somewhat. c4re- full in the choice of her accompanies Ellen Beach Yaw is still in ttc zenith of her powers and fame and her re- markable voice has held many thous- ands spell-bound with admiration. Her concert here is certain to be a splen- did musical feast.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03

For the present the company is housed in the big iron warehouse east of the NJ. & P. stock yards, formerly owned by the Phoenix Hay & Grain company. It is there engaged in mak- ing fence posts of various sizes and already has orders ahead as fast as they can be filled. The concrete posts are said to be but a trifle more eXpen- sive at first cost than the wooden posts and will last practically forever and look as good al the end of that time as in the beginning. They do not require an annual bath of paint to make them attractive nor an annual stiffening with nails to hold them up and they are as regular and artistic and economical of space as any post could possibly be. Just now the com- pany IS engaged in filling an order for fencing and cross fencing the half sec tion known as the Doris tract which is to be laid out in five and ten acre lots. There will be big corner posts two feet square with ornamental cap ping at the corner of each lot with smaller posts intervening. The streets lIt lo Dt ldlt Oul anu Btdueu Nlll all the lots marked with these posts the tract will present fine appear ance.
 The company's business will include building construction, sidewalks, fence posts, engine beds, cement ditches, checks. bridges etc. and anything in the concrete line. Estimates on any and all business will be furnished on short notice.
 The present quarters of the company have been found to be somewhat in- convenient and as only part of the machinery has been installed it has been decided to change location be- fore final installation. The new plant will be somewhere near the river bank below the city. where gravel and sand in abundance can be had almost on the ground. A large mixer will be install led and power plant built to operate the machinery. It is conceived that there will be a great future here for that business and though there will be no great profits at the beginning it is expected the volume of business will eventually develop a big concern.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
A TWO WEEKS RUN
 IN REALTY MARKET
The Business Done by One Phoenix
 Firm in That Perisd.

During the past two weeks a prom inent real estate firm of the city has made the following sales:
 120 acres south of Mesa owned by w. H. Randolph to A. E. Rassmann, s6OO0
 lots in Fair View Place to B. F. Goodwin, $3200.
 40 acres owned by Thomas H. Shep- pard and located northeast of Phoenix, to C. E. Kirk for $6500.
 30 acres northeast of Phoenix owned by Dr. D. L. Connor to C. E. KirK for $3500.
 160 acres near Glendale owned by J. J. Scotts to Dr. D. l.. Connor for s12,- 800.
 40 acres near Peoria owned by J. 1. Scott to A. A Harmon of Prescott for s25OO. .
 50 foot lot on Adams street between Center street and First avenue owned by Maria Otero to local investor.
 40 acres northeast of Phoenix owned by the Wander Walker Sheep company to William Price.
 Several lots in Bennett Addition.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 THE GAME TO-DAY
These Teams Will Meet For the First
 Time This Season.

The game between the Orphans and the Maroons will be called this after noon at o'clock at Eastlake park, Gormley umpire. There will be no double header today, but a full nine inning contest fought to a finish. The Maroons and the Orphans have both been defeated by the Fraternals, the former by a score of , to 3, and the latter by 6 to 3, both very interesting games. The winner of this contest will have it's percentage boosted to 800 per cent, the loser will still remain in the ditch. The Fraternals yet lead with a clean record of 1000, but it is not likely that they will go the whole route with banners at the top of the mast.
 There are slight indications of things going wet today but nothing but del- uge will prevent these ball teams from playing the game out. Upwards of S100 has been subscribed for a purse which will go to the winners of the series in the city league. Another firm yesterday joined in the prize giving and the list is now about complete.
 The batteries today are Grijalva and Chutnicut for the Maroons and Peirce, Hull and Harter. Tebben will prob ably play first for the Orphans, Ma goffin second, Lewis short, or third. Cisney, Hull, VinsOn in the field. A new short stop whose name has not been learned has been signed. Jose has proved a fast first sacker for the Maroons; Delgado will play second. Scott short, Manuel third. l.. and J. QuirOs, and Lopez in the field. The price of admission will remain at the same old notch.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
PHOENIX REINFORCED
 CONCRETE COMPANY
A New Manufacturing and Building Enterprise That Will Grow Up With the Country.

The Phoenix Reinforced Concrete company is one of the newer enter prises in this city and one that prom ises to be of more than passing inn portance in this valley. The age of concrete seem to be rapidly arriving" here and the above named company is here to represent it In every way pos Sibie.
 The business manager of the com pany is Dave Goldberg. of the firm of Goldberg Bros, and the constructing engineer and cement and concrete eX- pert of the company is Jack Greville. who had charge of the construction of the Noble building. They propose to engage in almost any and every sort of concrete work, from the building of houses down to the moulding Of rein forced fence posts.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
SALT RIVER PROJECT
 IN EASTERN PRESS
Two Stories of the Roosevelt Dam and Reservoir That Will Attract At tention.

The Republican has received a let ter from C. l.. Seagraves. general col oniZation agent of the Santa Fe who recently visited Phoenix. enclosing another copy of the Salt river valley write-up that appeared in the Chicago Record Herald. Easter morning and which was referred to in these col lImns recently. Mir Seagraves also gave the information that the article was prepared by the agricultural edi tor of the Record Herald and that if the Salt River valley is interested in this kind of an article a similar one will be arranged for later on. To this 1t may be answered without waiting to consult anybody, that the valley is interested in that kind of literature and wants to see as much of it as pos sible published, for it is a splendid article and will do much to attract settlers to these parts, especially when appearing in such papers as the Rec ord Herald.
 ]. r. Kelly of the E. J. Bennitt real estate company has received from friend a copy of the Minneapolis Jour nal of April 19. which also contains a fine story on the Roosevelt reservoir. the dam and its environments. The feature of it is the early submerging of the town of Roosevelt and the fact that the reservoir is the worlds great est irrigation croject The story was written by W. w. Jermane. It speaks of the town with electric lights, water works. stores and all the facilities of the up to date small town of 1000 and of its rapidly approaching doom. The site of the reservoir is referred to as the former hunting ground of the In- dians and the basin and river canyon are accurately described. A nice com parison is then drawn with other great structures for a similar purpose. The writer says |:
 The AsSouan dam on the Nile in Egypt has heretofore been regarded as the greatest irrigation project ever carried to a successful end Yet. the Assouan dam. costing S29 9,00O,0O does not store one third the water the Roosevelt dam will store. and the Roosevelt dam will cost less than S3,0OO.O .OO0. CThis estimate is a little low but were if doubled it would still be wonderfully Furthermore, the Roosevelt dam will take 100000 acres of the most desolate GOd-forsaken eX- panse the eye of man ever beheld and, by the magic touch of water. cause it instantly to be worth s1S0, ,OO0. 900 in the open market"
 The writer then relates the little story of how the government thwarted the game of the cement trust by build ing its own cement mill on the ground. the cost of tho mill and it's wonderful product being described Then follows the story of the construction of the wonderful Roosevelt road, the con- structiOn of the telephone line through the mountains the power canal, the power plants and all the accompany ing constructions.
 The story is Illustrated with three pictures. two of them showing the power canal and the other the dam site. It is only a half page story but it is condensed and well written and is bound to attract attention
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
Piles Quickly
 Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial Package Mailed Free to All
 in Plain Wrapper.

Piles is a fearful disease. but easy to cure if you go at it right.
 An operation with the knife is dan gerous. cruel, humiliating and unnec- essary.
 There is just one sure way to be cured-painless. safe and in the pri- vacy of your own home-it is Pyramid Pile Cure.
 We mail a trial package free to all who write.
 It will give you instant relief. sho1T you the harmless, painless nature of this great remedy and start you wet. on the way toward a perfect cure
 Then you can get a full sized bo< from any druggist for 50 cents, and often one box cures.
 Insist on having what you call for.
 If the druggist tries to sell you something just as good. it is because he makes more money on the substi ute.
 The cure begins at once and con- tinues rapidly until it is complete and permanent.
 You can go right ahead with your work and be easy and comfortable all the time.
 It is well worth trying.
 Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co, 92 Pyramid Building. Marshall, Mich, and receive free by return mail the trial package in a plain wrapper.
 Thousands have been cured in this easy. painless and inexpensive way, in the privacy Of the home.
 No knife and its torture. No doctor and his bills.
 All druggists. 90 cents. Write today for a free package.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
RECORDERS OFFICE.

J. H.Kinney and wife to C. C. Long, deed to lot l, block AZ, Churchill Addn.
 C. c. Long and wife to C. T. Bonney, deed to undivided one-half of lot 1, block 47, Churchill Addn.
 J. H. Kinney and wife to Frank Brown, deed to lots }. 6, :, s. block 6, Mt Pleasant Tract.
 Thos. Armstrong Jr. and wife to D. B. Heard and wife, deed to lot s, block 91, Phoenix.
 H. S. Griswold and wife to A. Baker ct al, deed to part N. E. 1-4 3-1N-2E. ;.
 C. Floyd Smith to J. P. Orne, deed to part section 15-2N-1E.
 R. J. Scheppe to Wm. E. Field, deed to part section 31-3N-3E.
 W. P. Richardson to Mary E. Rich ardson, deed to lots 14, 15. block 3, and other, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03

BEST 15c READY-FoR-U PIL-- LOW CASES-Sizes 42x36 and 45X36. made with broad hem and of Al quality cotton-AGonday only at. choice ............ 1Oc NO MORE THAN TO ANYONE.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
Cluny Laces

HUNDREDS OF YARDS OF LIN
 EN cLUNY LAcES-In white or ecru. score of decidedly new pat terms in Bands and Edgings from to , inches in width. actually worth 25c or mOre-MOnday only at. yard ...... ...-.-....-.-1Oc
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
Children's Hosiery
HAD AND LASSIE" STOCKINGS
 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS-The bet

ter kinds. extra stout at the knee, heel and toe. stainless black. per fectly seamless. sizes $ to 10 and
 well worth 20c-for one day at. pair ..-..... ..........I2 12C
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03

People desiring rooms for summer can get them at Hotel Adams, with bath. single or en suite, from SIS per month up. European cafe now open You are invited to call, inspect the rooms and visit cafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-24

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treibeidober erlpbsn iid auf ben Sell
bern, bids. selbe Sbiirme, bic BON
Maht unb Reitthum bes 8duern Sers
gen. itoI5e Iubenperte ii9ersr S0fs.
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gang, Spiel unb Sans.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-24
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foute. Ssit bic Gbriltsl fort mar,
feblte inn bort iebs bebasIi1s 5rsube
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unb Elm psnis aufrisben iein ponte,
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ma9te ibm 9orpiirfe, bab er Ibenbs
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paiIe.
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penis Gnergie befaB.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-24
(Sorifeblrng.)

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qt9ebsn, ND aud i9 sic gum 0eibeI
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uno bds t0nn' sic nidt %perIangen.
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ten, abtparten, aud renn biz GbriiteI
nidt msbr i'm &rsti6am lit! sic t0ns
n,n su uns tommsn jeb;n Saq."
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sinsn Stubl.
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id' ba in meiner @srloHenbsit! 60
70 mub i'd ie - nein, Robert. mar
fo1 nidt idpinbcln,. nidt unitonbs,
bolbsr unb nidt aus 0srleNenD;it ooer
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fsits @runb lit bic Wabrbeit, aud
ipsnn is tantig uno raub unb fslIens
bart 1T. I6, ipsnn man INNER bic
Wabrbeit fasen iOnnte!!"
Gr iab ben WuIitanten in tiefer
gepe9uns an.
nSie sanSe Wabrbeit! Nbsr es gibt
5Gu,. no einsm Der Munb geidloHen
bleibt sssen alien suten WiQen." -
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4benb mad SauIs eing, mar iein Ssrs
leidter als font uno in ieiner Steele
bGmmerte Elm Seimatbsaefiibl auf.
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unb boran bodte, oab bic Gbri'tel bas
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Elm 5rDitsln in Der Sommernaft.
limb Elm eieentbiimIi6er @ebante fisI
Jpn on:
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gu tperoen, msbr feblsn, als bic Gore,
bic sr 70 leioenidaftIi9 sslisbt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-24
20. & a b iteI |.

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~ bic lebts Gubre Weiaen einees
Z bra6t; taum bob bic uno ba
Elm IdnaIameS 9Guerlein noh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
NOticiiaS pOr te|t|0nO
TNTOxICADOs EN- AGUADILLA

Autes de aver Ne intoxicaron en
Aguadila. con yuea bravo. Felipe Con
zalez de seis amos de edad Herminia
Gonzalez lie siete.
Falleci6 4 Las pocas horas de trans
cnrrido el' hecho, II nino Gonzalez
La muchacha del mismo apellido, Sc
saly6 debido Il Ia asistencia m6dica
La detective arrest6 aver mismo
Jose Torres, contra quen se formula
ban cargos
FL indicado Torres So dedica i la ven
Ia de yuca, pero seguD declaraclones
de varias personas, nunca sc habia re-
gsfrado ninguna desgracia Torres
vendi6 el mismo dla Ia mencIonada yu-
ca, sin que ocurriera NADIA dc particu-
lar.
III Fiscal he ID Corte De Distrito y
q Ofoial de Sanidad tienen conoci-
mento del asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
Don Daniian .NODSerrat

Proccdente dc Europa por donde aca-
ha de vialar extensamente acompanado
de su distinguida familla ha regresado
aver EN- el correo espanol nuestro ami
20 distinguido, Ell competente ahogado
don Damlan Monserrat
Con los senores de MonSerrat viene
su bella J adorable hija Maria y Ia
distinguida senorita dc Suro
Elementos vaiosisimos de In mejor
sociedad De Puerto Rico estos que vuel
ven. el BOLETlN Sc complace en- sa-
ludarles de un modo afectuoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29

Luisa Requena. Ia artsta gentl que
ha escuehado tan grandes oyacioucs de
nuestro p@blieo. haee manana La Ga
hta Blanca u beuetieio d.l maestro
Liberal FL programs combinado ~
prr csi. solo detalle + por los demas
n1meros que lo constituyen de interts
irsuperabie.
Van dos z4rzueras de gtnero chico y
mi aeto de eoneierto En- este canta
ran Coosuelo Baillo, la tiple encanta
dora. Sotorra y Garcia. escogidos n0
meros de opera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
Los SClOrCS. de Fabian

Regresaron aver, en el correo espanoI
Antonio Lopez nuestros distingu-
dos amigos los Senores de Fabian, de
In excursion que aeaban de hacer por
Europa.
Vlene con el.os All monisima nina.
una criatura angelical
Daslos los distinguidos esposos
nQestro afeetnoso saludo de bienveni.
da nuestro pqrabien la sociedad dc
SaH Juan. que rceupera Ign importan-
les elementos soelales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
Para eSperar q aio

Ell "Casio Espanol" brinda sus so
clos OCCASION de esperar ell Ano Nuevo
con una jarana-baile, que ha de resul-
tar, como todos los actos que en- este
importante cfrculo social Sc realizan,
animadisima concurrida
La directiva nos ruega la publication
de este suelto, como una invitaci6n &
los socios