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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-16

A man always thinks he is en-
ioying himself because he's away
from home.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-16
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.

Most victims of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipated Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic
constipation by stimulating the liver
and bowels and restores the natural &C.
ton OF the bowels. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or grippe,
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re.
fuse substitutes, Sold by ell druggists.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-04-16

But few dancing masters are to
be found in the hop districts.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16

When you go to see the home folks, Back in the dear old state,
 Take to them some Cactus Candy They will surely think it's great.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16

compared with s5.45 a week ago, at S5.25 two weeks ago. Top beef steers the last four days of last week sold at $5.15 each day. and that figure was reached today. Colorado feeders sold at $4.3O to $4.9O during the last week. and stockers at $3.90 to s4.45. heifers s3.SO to $40, cows $40 to $4O5. a few calves at $6.0O. Oklahoma and fed Panhandle offerings sold in line with these figures, oklahoma bulls at $40 to s425.
 Sheep made a gain of 15 to % cents last week, ewes showing even more strength. sales of heavy ewes at $5.60 late in the week standing 30 to 60 cents higher than ten days ago Lambs gained 15 to 25 cents last week, and the market is 10 cents higher all around. Small supplies last week were the ruling influence and the run is again light today at $500 head Lambs reached $700, best price paid in sev- eral weeks bulk of the lambs selling at $6.S0 to $6.90. other classes repre- sented today by only medium quality stuff. yearlings al $6.20, wethers $5.5O, ewes $5.35. Moderate receipts are ex- pected here balance of this month.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.

In the Probate Court of the County of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of E. K. w. Cornell, Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing Petition.
 Notice is hereby given that H. B. Wilkinson has filed in this court a cer- tain instrument purporting to be an authenticated copy of the last will and testament of said deceased, together with the probate proceedings had thereon in the probate court of Kane county, state of Illinois; also his peti- tion that said instrument be admitted to probate and that letters of adminis- tration with the will annexed issue thereon to himself, and that the same will be heard on Friday, the 27th day of March, A. D. 1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the court room of said court, in Phoenix, county of Maricopa, territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated March 11th, 1908.
 GEORGE KIRKLAND.
 Clerk
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16
------O-- KANSAS CITY MARkErS.
Review Of Prices and Conditions of
 the Week.

Kansas City, March 15.-The good opening of the cattle market last week was followed by further advances. and the close was 15 to 25 cents higher than the opening on all kinds of kill ing cattle. Stocker and feeder trade was quiet. and no advance was made in prices Run of cattle today is 5000 head. a decrease of 200O from last Monday. All hands had good orders last week, and buyers were active up to the end of the week. not only be- cause of general improvement in the commercial world recently, but also be- cause they anticipated small receipts this week. The third>> consignment of the Lockhart steers arrived today, six teen car loads, and sold at $5.60, as
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16
A NEW WIRE FeNcINe.-s.

A NEW WIRE FENcING.-S. NJ. Hanger, who came here recently from Anderson, Indiana. bought a piece of farm property and a suburban plat and is preparing to make this his per manent home. proposes to open an agency for the Simmer spring steel galvanized. wire fencing. This is a variety of wire fencing that has not hitherto been used in these parts and MT. Hanger says he believes 1t is the best that has yet been invented He has some miles of A in use enclosing his property in Indiana and was at one time interested with the company which manufactures it in Anderson.
 HE DESERVED lT.-Somebody who probably desired to land joke on somebody else who is his friend. left an anonymous communication at this office. The name of the man mem toned as the victim of drastic meas ures will not be reproduced for the reason that he may be a man big enough to whip the whole office. but here is the statement and if it is true il might be good idea for the gov ernment to create the office of appe- tite tester and send an inspector out through the government camps If there are many men like this in the employ of the government the expense of the reclamation project will become embarrassing. Here is the item: MT. Blank who recently worked at the government camp on the Grand canal. wearing a blister on his heel following a Fresno, was fired on account of his appetite. He ate eight pieces of pie for dinner and fourteen large dough- nuts for supper and then took a lunch to his tent He also drew 62 cent pay check last Saturday and spent il all in one place"
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16

the Daisies fade away. used other than Glendale players. There were men imported from the league at Fowler, another from Wickenburg and the third from Six Points. But for this loading up with professionals the re- suit might have been different The lineup of the Daisies was: Castle. catcher; Bulna. pitcher; Everett. first; Magoffin, second; Doheny. third, Lans- don, short; Sabra, left; Harper, cen ter: Oldes. right.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16

What has been known as the Alamo house, 27 East Monroe, is now under new management and will be known as the Francis. MT. and Mrs. Paulger are personally in charge, and it will be strictly first class
Arizona republican., 1908-03-16
TWO NEW HoUsEs-Th,

TWO NEW HOUSES-The Phoenix Contracting and Construction company was awarded the contract Saturday for two modern bungalows to be erect ed in the Evergreen addition for D. W. Nickels. to cost s7.9OO The work will be started at once.
 FELL INTO THE FOuNTAIN--A little Mexican girl q j-year- old. who was dressed in boys clothing. was playing about the fountain at the city hall plaza yesterday afternoon while the band concert was in progress. During her play she ran along on the concrete side of the basin. slipped and took a plunge in the water Heroic bystanders at great personal risk say ed her from watery grave. though not from good wetting. The incident caused considerable amusement.
 FLOODING PETES PLENTIFUL The police yesterday arrested II hO- boes. Seven of them were started down the pike for other parts and the remaining four will be tried on vag charges today. Three bicycle riders for violating the ordinance against riding on sidewalks will be on the docket together with three drunk and disorderly persons. The police yester- day picked up from a Mexican a Shet- land pony which he had found and it was taken to the Dublin corral.
 THE FEDERAL BUILDING Whether Phoenix gets a federal build ing or net the testimony is at hand that congress has been appraised of the fact that Phoenix would like to have one. Dr Foss. president of the board of trade, yesterday received the fol- lowing letter from Congressman Shep- pard of Texas, who is a member of the house committee ont public buildings and grounds: My Dear Sir-I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of March in reference to the need for d federal building at Phoenix. I shall give the matter the most earnest consideration. Thanking you for the data I am. Yours very truly etc"
 DEFEAT OF PHOENIX DAISlES- The Phoenix Daisies, a junior baseball fared forth in blissful yesterday to Glendale and were badly beaten by the Beet Sugar nine. and there is grief in Henry Lans- don's breast, the manager. The score was only an incident and hardly worth repeating except for its size, 17 to 15. The Glendale Beet team. it is alleged by the locals, in order to make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
DR.. Matthews Roasis Then
for Not Prosecuting
Riplinger.
Also Condemns Prosecul.
ing Attorney on Accom-
of Race TRACK.

Officials responsible for she nos.
prosecution Of John Rlpllneer
wcre roundiy scored By III. n.
Matthews in his seFEaon On En-
bezEiement n on the Increase. Be-
.anse--", last night At the Flint
Presbyterian ehureH.
Your city officials are encour.
aging your Honest Johns 70 cop
tinue embexxling By not carrsing
on their prosecution. As long q
relatives and friends are allowed
to square things b. returning he
money and yoa promise not 10
prosecute. just 80 long x1ia yoa
will have such embexzlen<nl.s
said DR. Matthews.
Further. In denunelatIsn a
Honest Johns and other men II
high standing in communities xho
have committed embexxleEnenf. Dr.
Matthews said. -Embezzlemeut l.
stealing dressed In broadclofh ana
silk. and behind diamonds and lev.
ciFy.~
Betting al the race.ffxck was a.
10 bitterly asaailed The Doctor
declaring there II no more con
eumafe set Of thieves IN srlkterce
than the bookmakers ~ the track.
Your prosecuting Attorney can
stop II II be would. declared N.
Matthews. Your state officials
can stop a. It's rank gambling.
and there are state laws against
Il. The laws are violated. and yee
they don't stop H. It's encoarsxibo
embeEElement. and yet they don't
stop a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

Strawberries are being delivered
today NJ si.ab per crate. They are
also sold al Sc per bon. Specials
on the market today are: Peaches.
Isc per crate. plnme. dozen for
Sc: small pine apples. Ice each.
radiahea. ic per bunch. canta.
loupvs. Be each. fresh ranch butter.
sc per pound. egg plant &c. new
potatoes. pounds. Csc. beef pot
roast. NC per pound: round steak.
1oc per pound. oranges. zee Co CSC
per doSen. and Chinook and soch
eye salmon, Zoe per pound.
Hsdishes. nuacnes for &c.
Hesiey. , tuncher for lee.
Tvrnirsl . uonc hes FER Sc.
Ars- hnkea Sc
csisrs. ] hanehe. f.s ssc.
pfisd cnlcna 70 ibs nor $50
spinach. Ire zoe
rAhtsses ts . zee. &c ID.
isasahasss, I've -
nssts. hunch@r for 60
Hhutefb, nc 10.
lsrtiuee. 10 eunches, &c
t sssa' sp PIC q e: &c s Re s ss so
ptneanri~s, itc "a sec zach.
Oranges. Tee 20 1sc aon.n
i1Nsrs--Carnsiions bee per doe !
roses, see per das
Grape frl,li. sec " soc
rskirts hoasy. sIs quart
,ss ws:s, .sSs,, iri &. '''''' ''''''
haneh cess 16r
ressiees' ls ie 10 ID. for sses ,ie
e tifs pct 100 IL nav potatoes. lie ne
osieas : enAr's.s BE-. boiling on,oa.
~ les for ltc
csups. I baneh.. for Sc
summer squash. Ice W
Hutton chgpa 1fk u tse NJ rio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
P|CKpOCKETs
TWO MEM. SAID TO &c soips-
ARRESTED AT WEST SEAT.
TIE YESTERDAY ATTN
NOON.

r.. ID Ward, who SAYS be h .
miner. and Henry lie ROY. VI
claims 10 be a bartender. were af'
rested BY Patroimen Hum ~
Brewer, AT West Seattle. YESTERDAY
afternoon on complaint OF several
persons. who stated that the paif
were working In the crowds abcse
the ferry ticket office a pick
pockets
r. @. Hefner and r. c schultz
who are employed at the colman
baths. told the pstrolmen th.{
Ward and lie Roy tried TO take
valuables from their pockets II
officers accompanied Schultz -
Hefner 90 the ferry entrance l1qS
in time 10 see the suspected dllg
board a street car for Seattle. II
officers took the same car ~
placed the men under arrest.
Captain of Detectives Charles
Tenant this morning recognises
Ward and lie Roy as two m
who were arrested here In lvea-
Al that time Ward gave the name
OF Thomas Hawley and lie koyp
name appears in the records =
Frank Gordon. The pictures O
both are In the local rokues' ar
lery. Ward and lie Roy deny thet
they attempted TO pick pockets-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

The feiiemfuf purchase prices usfs
aNutsf 81 WestSfa fhfF neEntns
ENtfrHf--fff hrss i've aesskt lie
pei psseaf afsassA lte rsf essas sfsies
~ hsnn. live - 80 fppUd dressed. 1fr
80 tHa1h4 rfeissfs - zsF frf fssad
e4sahs va pss aessas dseAs sssles
IS fsf Eennd ftsegns. O. psF aassb
HHTfkH i.sral faneh. ksstse fef
Eseusd
x.lsss Teal rsash. aI.fs. 80 sss
SNSTH I'VE w~tGns rens e Ger
eeana sse~rs tkr 81 pesad Mssssn.
eeihsfs g. Fsf Tasnd s~es 49, pee
Fasind Hoss. go PCT pesns t4afnt
~ Pc Soa"d s's'is and os.n. ss pes
MEATS Dressed Veal lafss. a. ssAs
pef fsaaa1y mestluta. lee psF pound
Ths fatl1etns are tnrat amueNfians
fseds 30 Ne~tefn ~ thim nauQalaE
futffr-- sire y berries rsnrk aseailass
81 te fnlsrsiisnqnsa. ft-asa cfssssiss
cherfias tee ~ per bes
N&tAETA tftsf1N s~s Cabbage f&#en psf
peuns isttucs ~ - rsf efsssi keaf lss-
tpfs4 81 ~ per cate suQaeheffieas ste
pei roand rhutart. - per paand sfssu
ntfiefta =, ste per desea us~ petafess.
tat per ten, cid pStstess. t4t per ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29


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Sas.h EnasnAs iesai ass. seattle
80 es@s "a No. Sssai S.i,sF al ssstiis
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q Seattle. ssa Lena A Seaafsfesn.
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legal t.sisr 4at ttst e.
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ea.zat Cal snd fnshtun oAita. ~ 4Anaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
THIEVES SECURE
LOOSE Cash

While John Fisher was absent
from his room. at ali Seneca 81.
few minutes last night some per
son stole s66 In cash. Fisher ssss
nothing else was taken. II u
thought that someone well &c
quainted with Fishers habits com
mitted the theft.
ID. r. McI.aughlin. Of ifss fesler
way. reported 90 the police as.
night that his room was ransacAea
yesterday afternoon while he vas
absent. The thief secured ~ ~
In cash. a pair Of shoes. nat
two ragors and revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
PROMISED

Capt Mscklcm failed 20 make an
aaesnaion In hia aiFahlD from t.Ena
park yesterday aftcfuoon. a. Il was
found impossible 20 repair the dam.
aKs done Saturday afternoon 10
time for the advertised event Capt
Meeklem Norked ON the torn gas
baE all Saturday night. and an.
nonaeed this morning that be waa
ready Tor aAofher flight this aft.
afnona. bc,wesn : and 20 o'clock.
although tho hour could not be def
iuitsly set on acroaat Of the IT.
regularity Of tho weathsF.
nRfring accidents and had eeath.
et. the flight wlil be made even
dAy from nov on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

Haeter=-Ts ~gfs - e "a nuntes. fstt
Eastiaks a. 1uae "a. . son
Lsxx-Tn IN. uifr ~ ~ W t-sNf4
tssNffaeufN hasgttaf june "a Rcn
p fsaAtafEsta@ Fa ths wtf~ ~ a v baNs
tnfisfA se18 fftM y &C. tare te, . Apa
fsana-yo the site ~ Luna efst
sstk = y q Juur 81 q d3aGntef
Remaia ~-To ths pffs ~ " hsn9ia.
city. 14ne IS q ~sn.
1eknsan ths wiss e y. 1ehasoa.
elfe 4aa4 - = daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
prArn NorIcNs

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fane - - - fstaa eftiMis a.
calHns-s =. soliinsl ass o. tens =.
in fnis eEtf
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Is al fresidsn4e hesplfai
naafaee- u = uafaae aEs -. 3une
= - A. STA
naek-r Heck. Ags -. tuns -. AZ 4ee
neaxan-r = peazan. ago 81. 5aas
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

NEW YORK. June 9s.-is IL bet.
ter to fan In love after marriage
than beforeg
And does the person who loves
before marriage too often awaken
subsequently with matrimonial
headacheg
Americans fail In love aud then
marry; the Japanese marry and
then fall In love.
Madame Kokikochi Mldzuno. wife
Of the Japanese consul here. stoutly
contendbs the Japanese plan Is the
better use.
To love all before marriage and
leave no happiness for the years TO
come after, that is not good
thing" she says. 1t is for this
so many American women tire Of
their husbands. They should have
wise people to choose Cor them their
mates and not go suddenly into
matrimony. II il that their love
burns Itself out In the courtship.
The marriage Is different and
safer In Japan. In the great wisdom
OF our parents Il Is brought about
A young man desires o. marry n
girl Her father arranEes a meeting
and the two young people are intro
duced, Maybe at first they do not
love, bat after a while great and
tender affections steals upon them.
Wives In japan are content with
their husbands for years and years. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

Harry H. HcilmAn. seaman. was
married ~ FrlpcQ yesterday on
board The hattieahip Minnesota 70
Niaa Rosie king The ceremony
Vas performed on the deck. be.
tween two f2inch guns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

/ % act trust printed time
/ tables In newspapers zee
1 tire Of Departure and ARRIVAL
/ Of trains telephone kiao street
/ Station information eureses
! Sunset. Main 17so, indepenas
I eut III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

The democratic primary election
In Tennessee indicates that Gov. ".
NJ. Patterson has been nominated
over former United states Senator
Carmack for governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
Rates for Classified
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accuracy or assume tcsponsl
hllltx Tor errors of any klnd
occurring IN tciepnoncd adver
tisemenla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

Illinois democrats are en- route
TO the Denver convention. travel
Ing by autos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

tIsnteATtoS MEsSe
steady tneams
Money wissn the
ether fsiio~ ~
hHntfns = ieh.
iHdsreudenee
xea ere Ypur eva tosa
ratnrstencs for
Nehs deposit on
ssss. ~ pALoraE ORCHARDS.
~ the Washtarna valley ao~
Yaa can ceHpisse Feur payments
- small iastalinsuts While
fsar trees srs arewins
I'll ~ write fcf free hturafare
sed Information
fl,s ralevss Irrigation = rowsr c~rsra5.,
iit caiumhia 81.
- Seeti4e
issaa, siss le, Deacon IilIl .esIso
ftWe. terms
,,s.s ..fesn ssi'ass. large leas.
slas lots. new .-rccm hou.e. close IN.
a. l. sAFr a CO. iis psaas e,as
cHEkp HOME afTEa
vine .ssr. 'sesi. srosa. itse 20 f.ee
.. car and sras.a school 20 ,nlsasss
ride 70 rtoasss zgasre
90 tniea Hieas IT
An Ideal hssns tttes win bay
beauttfui s-toom tunsaiaW eottase med
err, blocks frons ear Tine s.fHss 10
salt pure hassf q ucinaht ON nsr
sic weshins,oa Rias Fhens led sass
IT
SIC DOWN AND o. A MONTH
five LOTH
eizs stntat each Price SIZE q lot fhf.
is see below marhst Pine view eresa
lahe district. CELL lad rhen. 4 Asaf
Fer aaie-Frew lots 10 nawsonsu Ada.
ton. Green Lake 18Th aaa Frsn1oai Ave .
price ftat Apply Thos Dae san. fNus
ftsnont Ave Phone North tett a@tf-ii
EsHhteen acres near ufemsftaa VIII
airram, - sfrhanne fur q taeaHt is,t
wefth feeo James Fullerton. aos Aart.n
bnhaina Her
Far sale slightly. level lots $50 saee
eioas n cars cleared The beet ever f.f
the price Ask toF whittier. sf5 tat ave
Lot esEise cleared tenesd and ssi sat
~ pssfs and other frslt Owner. aaia
sIte STR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29

Situations Wanted adver.
tisements CSC for IN words, J
times. Additional space, Be per
line.
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Uncle Sam

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
sAgLP WANTED"
AND AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cent a word-Minimum
charko tNc. when charged to
account actual number ot lines
as set will be counted Seven
Insertions made Tor the price
Of eix when cash ~ paid, All
cap. lines. or fraction thereof.
will be counted as two lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-29
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.

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fsfslshss ese,shssp'ns Feems sh.sf
sssss ~ isia Ilh ave tttl
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kssnlas feens ii's iith ave ss.r
II lei I've unfurnished modern
hessssesnias feens Hasl i'eo 80
BOARD AND ROOM
sz=sssssszssa,HsHssse ,~-ss's-s-~A<psss-ss~-
tafsa. pleasant furnished ffant fe.m
eaassalsases hanay 10 asabls caf nns
~ ttth Ave- Phone a see -strh
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hath. use II plane and heard if wanted
ladiss q EraQemun pa TsYier AFs
Queen tnas tisi aaasf
Nicely hafnsshra rooms with o. with
cut hasfa eless In Phone. ina les
Decd board aud toem overlooking naf
sHe aity Terms reasonable. Phone
eeehA sAs
nuaa with hsasd in private famiif
Eeed Gaesttaa IS islt fot information
Elstanuy Furnished room 81 uaan pc
tata family. with hoatd Phone ssts
haefa aWA fNnMA httNetF tefNAsFi e"at
eamfeFts pheHe Uueas Anne ttes
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naaslss aaa eesrs prisats taslb -
+ : Alasf uesf hirsava1 sa.e
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