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Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
CHANGE IN FOOD. Works Wonders in Health.

IL k worth Knowing that d change iI food can cure dyspepsia. T deem it my duty to let you know how Grape Nuts food has cured me of indigestion "I had been troubled with it for yearsa until last year my doctor rec commended Grape Nuts food to be used every morning. I followed instruc- tions and now | am entirely well
 'The whole fainily like Grape Nuts. We use four packages week You the welcome to use this testimonial as you zee fit"
 The reason this lady was helped by the use of Grape Nuts food is that it is predigested by natural processes and therefore does not tax tho stomach as the foods she had been using: 1t also contains the clements required for building up the nervous system. Ii that part of the human body is in per feet working order. there can be no dyspepsia, for nervous energy repre- sentS the steam that drives the engine
 When the nervous system is run down, the machinery of the body works badly. Grape Nuts food can be used by small childrep as we'll as adults. It is perfectly cooked and ready for instant use.
 Read "'Fhe Road [" Wcllvilic." ig pkgs There's reason"
 Ever read the above letter.. A new, one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full Of human interest.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
WRITING FOR MONEY.

MT. Bryan remarks that many cdi- torial articles today are bought and paid for" There is no doubt of it. Many" indeed, is mild term in which to designate a proportion Jf at least 999 to 1000. The great majority of writers write for a living. They cannot afford to mold public opinion
 expound the constitution, roast con gress, praise the president, uphold morality, discuss public ownership. en- Tighten the community dash off pert paragraphs, etc, free gratis for noth- ing" Where would their bread and butter come from if their editorials were not bought and paid for? Even the members of the Commoner's staff probably draw their salaries regularly. and it is currently reported that Mir. Bryan's editorials bring him a good deal of money through the popularity and prosperity of his newspaper. Is it
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
SOMETHING HAS BEEN GAIN

SOMETHING HAS BEEN GAINED
 Whatever may finally and fully re- suit from>the efforts of the commer- cial club to secure more favorable freight rates for the merchants and shippers of the valley enough has been assured 10 pay for the time and trouble that have been taken and to justify such expenditures of money as have been made.
 The railroads have readily recog- nized the justice of the shippers, grievances, especially the shippers of farm products or the manufactured products Of farm raised material Thus more far extended and more prof itable market is to be opened. We trust that the roads will go farther now that the way has been opened and afford mere favorable rates to the merchants who have instituted the movement which has so far as if has gone resulted bcncficially We believe that this will come to pass. The needs of the valley as well as it's possibilities have been more directly laid before the roads than has ever previously been donr. The gentlemen who are the most influential in the business of making rates have been very favorably impressed and that will doubtless count for much in favor of of co1n,,,er ciai as well as agricultural benefit.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
PHOENIX. ARIZONA, MAY F, 1908.
MOVING DAY.

This morning as soon as the last
 click of the linotypes had died away The Republican began moving to its new home while the forms were being carried to the press for the last edition to be issred from Nos. 36-3S East Adams street. It was like the tearing down of the circus tent in the midst of the night performance. When the press had made it's last revolution the pressman and his assistants looked about upon a scene of desolation and debris.
 An attachment is likely to be formed to a residence of a dozen years so that moving out was like departing from an old friend. It was twelve years ago that The Republican moved into 3S East Adams. Its growth soon spread over to No. 36 and a little later extended into two buildings in the rear one used as an ad room. the other as a mailing room. It could spread over no more area for it was hemmed in on all sides. within which there was growing compactness and inconvenience
 As we have said, in spite of the in convenience, the going away was like bidding goodbye to an old friend. for Nos. 36-3S East Adams have been good to its guest of dozen years. The parting however was necessary and we may say timely. Even provi- dence Einted that t was time to go for yesterday morning the mailing room began to collapse and last night the roof slid back into the alley as if some voice unheard by all mortals ex- cept the mailing clerk had called 30" He understood it to be "23." and acted in accordance with the mysterious in structions. Now we are gone There will be no more papers from Nos. 36-3S East Adams, nor from the excellent press which has sent flying paper leaves 3e5 mornings of the year ex- cept on leap year. Tomorrow morning brighter pages will issue from ;he new press which stands bridled and impa- tient in The Republicans new home at and Second streets.
 Adieu 36-3S East Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
STOCKS.
METALS.

New York, May 11.-London tin re- ported a moderate advance. spot closing G13S IS Cd. futures GI37 IFS Locally it was quiet ranging from s3050 to s31
 Copper advanced 7s Sd in the Eng fish market. spot e5T 2s Cd futures e51 l7s Cd. The local market was quiet and unchanged. Lake sl25O G S1215; Electrolytic s1237k G SI262I1 casting s121212 G $12371a.
 Lead was higher at 913 in London. also firm and shade higher at $4221a q $427l2 locally.
 Smelter was lower in London clos ing f2O' but remained quiet and un- changed. s455 9 s465 locally.
 English iron was higher standard foundry closing 52s; Cleveland war rants Sis. Local market unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
HE

A New Jersey preacher advises hus- bands always to allow their wives to have the last word. Such a policy might be called making a virtue of necessity.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

There is report abroad that MT. Carnegie has taken to writing poetry. but it must be remembered that great men are sometimes outrageously slan- dered. sgU
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
GRAIN.

Chicago. May 1J.-Wheat closed near lowest point. July opened shade lower to F M X higher, e2 2h to Il. sold off |" 'VPs closed s9& @ x. May sold between l00A and i05I4 closed 1O1.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
MORALES C0lLtCT0RSHlP
 BUGBEFMAY GET II
The President Said to Have Recon mended His Appointment.

Washington, May 11-(SpeciaL)- )- Governor KibbeY, Hon. B. A. Fowler and wife. and Judge w. F. Nichols are here to attend a meeting of the governors of the state to be held on Wednesday.
 c. l.. Bugbee is here. It is said to- night that Bugbee will be appointed collector at Nogales. Papers recom mending him have been sent by the treasury to the president notwithstand- ing Governor Eibbey has recommended Con 0'Keefe of Nogales
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

 Thut man Castro will never be any better until that spanking has been ad- ministered.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, May 11.-Cattle receipts 2l.QO0. Strong 10 higher Reeves 4S0 ct 730, Texans 470 e 56O. westerns 365 u 6. stockers feeders 37O G j7O. cows heifeIs 25o I 67O, calves S75 c 395.
 Sheep receipts 20,000. Strong. Ma tfves 4 e G10. westerns Gp G10, year lings 615 G 6S0. Lambs , e 765. westerns $50 6D 70.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

No large fierce looking woman ought to set out on a journey, beyond the reach of means of ready identifi- cation. until Mrs. Guinness has been captured or until it is proved that the beadless corpse in the ruins of the Guinness home is hers. -A
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

any worse to write editorials than to deliver lectures and preach sermons for pay? Is not the laborer worthy of his hire? And is not the average edi- torial writer about as industrious, con- scientious and moderately paid a worker as you can find? Ask Mir Bryan. He knows.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN MORNING MAY 1s 1905

Corn closed weak near point July opened E @ Ii lower at 642s d F. sold at 649s, declined to 6S7s Close 6Sts @ X.
 Oats weak. July opened K m A higher i7ss sol dGff to 47, where closed.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
IHf MARKET IRRfGUI AR BUI GENERALLY STRONG
Nothing However to Indicate an Early Advance o@ Values.

New York, May l1.-Speculative sentiment today was still under dom ination of the frightened outlook for corporation financing which has been the ruling influence all through the present rise in stocks. Outside of the good money outlook there was nothing in todays developments to prompt hopes of enhancing values. A report of the number of idle freight cars in the country on April 29, showed an ad- dition to the record figure of April t5. of 31.114, bringing it to the formida- ble total of 4lS.33S. The market show ed new stock being pushed upward which has not been prominent rise be- fore. There was heavy realizing at the same time in the recent leaders of the advance. Constant irregularity Was consequence. Bonds was active and strong.
 STOCKS.
 AmalSamated copper G37s Amesi- can smelting, eX. div. 50L.. Atchison S2B. Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul, 133 l-7. New York Central 10G Pennsylvania 11g%. Reading fl45s. Southern Pacific S6A Union Pacific l4lb. L. $. Steel 371s L. S. Steel pfd. 1021s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
PEPPER AND SALT.

Tae frtsr er sas aara. ls tr tar 3,aih list
 Mers | a8a thinks himself farscc- ing when iu reality ae fs only far-sight- tH
 The seert ar success ann nigh and use shotgun.
 Promoter < modern aichcmst Wha .u trausmu- hat air into gold.
 A surc aas af rendering tHc straight and aarraN I1ta more popular make f vide ,noueh for automobiles
 TH" arieah Pig Stick ihe rolling pin.
 Maaa Wae mako eomr people mad ea. H.z tHs lack af i, rhar makes most af a- aax w9rm in the neck cloth.
 t rH.akeHad career frequently eads Ia 4Hfa-
 Aa 9gH"sa. a fellow Who says he know notaas and thinks he knows everything
 In Saakespeare.~ time the rias eaz th, thing Now trs the box receipts
 The dark eses anywhere between 2> and io
 Natrimouy inc fighting chance December Bohemian
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
CIRCULAR
 KEYBOARD
LATEST MUSICAL SENSATION OF EUROPE AND GREAT
 BRITAIN

TNEIS Tho musical sensation a. Fuae. ra Great Britain IS t5c u- =G aa.. ssr.aal kaybolrd by a E#aHsHnau com. af tha most f-H-#- saHt-t- H#F.fa th. rabH, has =.+l =a.t #4ralA-= Il 4s tlta
 sHarf .. tH. @tuE. It .s worked
 aE gs-5fi- lHus md -.aas- .fG.. -...s.. ..f r,as aabf. in ..argF##.
 The .tsH'aH #Iz H,tH patented aHf
 -sa a.Hsl. Investigated bs tae b,.sf H. .#a=.- t#5@ side Tsg Ny H..ft s #.t constructed 10 f7rm a z.H.-#.r#.s IHIesa. #o reeu,mriy k t aa, 1Fr 1T fz =zHrgcfy possible t4 ##slzs sraa sasaaf examination tfr ='sE5#-s ..arss #f six or ajgh' inches -afHes aaa.as aHe haled pmtiar z..ss srHs and Hsuf~ tu=t vlte.az posi- a-a and moving ,hau- sluzIy back =.8 s#aH #et-sses aHat tH.. arm z-adu- afIv t-agatsa- a-.f, moves For taIs HaeseH fHe =HHs. m#-t net b. srcai auaHeH ta aramp Inc arm in toward ,a. side hHi must fsu4wlfs natural curve. Alsn. it < zeea fhat tho figures nave tendency t= hesem~ naer- curved a+ the arm passes to tH- sidy The inventor H5s mol this condition be sharteniag shs Nhite keys eu the curve.
 In playing an t straight keyhua t k ruHte1dcd inat a pianist has uade- Hiahe awkward rpsi,ions In taking chord in tfs extreme treble or in tho extreme bass. sHe arm and wrist arc placed a' unnatural angles with the he4> t#- hands hold their position h, conscious sGart and tbc body if-eIf is oHH.Isd t4 follow fa= q certain axtcut. ths lsaa af tfs hands Wbcraas. In er1.r ta Hd aae.s vag about un the new keahaari one rlays Ntth 2 quiet ho3s and rrashs- with 8 relaxed arm and hand THiz x particularly aaties- 7ht" 'aa in ras~ages where ths Heu.I~ az required tn cross each atH.r. With ou- .r.a arsl,- 3ud eantertfsa- familiar Co 1a plano players. the overlapping note E found aH=a straight h.. vilh The forearm nHfra zr-ks tt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
HUNDREDS KILLED
 BY HEAT WAVE

HEfEotRNE. Ian g. Tn, aa. wave which Was ,sutarsHs oyer ,at- vicinity for several aay- la ended aad steaiy eoul breeze ts eloeing tram tae faeiae Eut ttg disastrous ..r,et~ fen hv tho watr arr something strrI- hle lt k kuaaa asW ihat ], ax- tended over aa area af -65 mite. rc-- hHf= more. aHd bush Haa- are Dew rac- iea all a1er tlHz portion ef tHs caluHs. Hundreds of aanestrads haN. afro +. he.g destroyed and tHousaads ef err-.- aHd cattle arr 5y4d
 North as far as Waeea Wags4. lal4- iae u the ys=' r#ear= U Eadtea aH1 at Cerana anI ue-i '. iE.ar.r. N5r>haraagH rreeNick and Har#Hrus hundreds of 8rns have srsa eoH- rletely wiped eut tH" batldaez hurn- "a and ths iteHstarH aHi arl
 Reports arr only Jus, beginning ta come ia freH ths apuviag towns mf districts as ta tae number of hau#u lives lost hv 4m-treke= .s ot8af. e4usas aua ta tac Wata sa ar,,arr= has been counted up g27 death, In this es,y ',ta". tue deaths from ~anztralse arr ngrr # hundred anal faare are thousands of fnrspus sick al tbe hos FilaIs being erammrd sit. sumerafs tmbul3Hrce h=v- heeR aH t-a en might  and da> removing hos. Hho have been
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
BETS A
 THOUSAND

TACOMA. Ian. l5.-Thc first election hot of the year here was made today between State Tax Commissioner J. II. Easterday and former Senator stanton Warburtou
 The bet hinges on the re-clection of Gov. Albert F. Mead. and is for 5000 side. II was the result of a very heated discussion the two mad this morning over state politics Warbur- ton. finding his ability as a political seer doubted. tn cliueh his declarations of the certainty of future defeat of the present state administration offcrc.l To bet s2oo that Gov Mead would not be elected this fall Easterlay WAS willing to take the bet up. but both kept talking and the sum at stake kept growing until il reached $1.00O Both men eventually drew checks for tnfs amount and placed them in the hands of F. Montgomery as stakehold- CT. >an the envelope containing the checks. each of which Is indorsed. Is written:
 Tt Is agreed between J. H. Easter day and s. warburton that If Albert F. Mead k elected governor of the state of Washington in the November cleo tion in 1908 the incIosed cheeks. duly indorsed by J. II. Easterday and < Wafburton. shall he delivered to J H. Easterday. and if not elected. to < Warhurton. tSignedD
 :. WARBURTON.
 J. H. YESTERDAY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
POLITICS AT
 WASHINGTON

Governor Hosgaft bas heeH Hsrs f#. .Na or three weeks ra~t. 8t8 siu She president has .xpres,d himself u asur af territorial saterumsa- fur ts- aska. II Is probable that h,. th. er,- .taof. Wili mol make a tert -tr1nHsfs iEh, against t thls scar
 The governor dees nod express aIm self s,rg strongly iH sasar af the e. .entian of Mr Harlan as distrlct a.- 'oruey for tho the third judicial divf- sion, and fl is probable that there wU 5, litfly Hair flying befWeeu taen he- fafc the session k over The oxeea- tise af Alaska k interesting Him-eIf fn .hr e,sdul~are education af r4e u1. tie,s II q doubtless will try ta zecff# 'he Iazsare rf a bin pertaining e. It
 Major Richardson. th" c1irf of tfc Alaska roads commission fs stopping fl inc Army and Navy club He has lsked congress for an appropriation of 2 large sum for further road huHdinp in Alaska As most sr tar Western delegation arc in favor of il a#d as qene af the Eastern members k af- sea'ed bs f one way or other. rnorc IS eHrrt probability that ,hr Din wiH sat through without much trauHf. Leroy Tozisr. ths Fairbanks rtter- 1oy. vas hrrr Fl few day- ago. aad interviewed tae president. his object being ta -asuaa 4 communication of the ieatb -.rfea-e passed afog p,ra.iesi. tb- man aha. .sas -anslefed af having murdered his partner n ts, Tasaua .afl.s a couple of yearz ago Th,- fr-si- ieut natly refused fp commute th= srHfrar- -fatHg that f was a1r a natter for contamination. bnt might be considered f pardon has heer asked for "Th. man k either guilty. or ne ts mot guilty said th.- executive. Fl. has been convicted and there is 1a reason ta believ. that a miscarriage 7f justice Has taken place Therfore. ttc sentence of the court must be ear ricd aut." The president had taken tho matter up with the attorney general before Mr. Tozier arrived and was well lposted on the evidence submitted in the case
 Mir Hes the Valdez railroad promot or has been spending a few days ir Washington He is arranging with some Pensylvania capitalists te rais, tHe money necessary 10 complete the construction of the Valdez Yukon rail road
 George Boucher. formerly of Fair bank s~1ld Nome. and one of the own CTS of the celebrated Bessie bencf claim. accompanied by Mrs Boucher is spending week at the capital II, is interested iii the netation of som. copper property, and. incidentally. r making a trip to all of the principa cities in the United States for the fun he can get out of it
 Most Of the Alaskans who came out this winter in the hope Of raising mon l ey for the development of their various properties. are meeting with very littla success. The people who have the money are hanging on to il. and rich quick enterprises are not SO attractive as they were a year more ago. and | even legitimate propositions have lost a great deal of their magnetism. Many of the promoters are hopeful that busi- ness will be better and financial con ditions easier before the winter is over but this is only matter of conjec- ture, and. in most cases. the wish i, father 10 the thought
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

against a pest tHe animal lore down upon the baby ina soeart Spectator. Hteod hreataless as Miss Watson a.d tp the street. leaving the baby to is fate. The frightened horse. a5 1T by instinct. teapet and cleared carriage and baby as it dashed by
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
sAsY's NARROW ESCAPE

SANTA cRuz Nov. aO.-Most mar tafuus WIS fae escape ef NIT and Mrs Watsru.s baby last night when run aa4tl Gpry, dashed upon Water Strrr; sidewalk Breaking th" wagon away
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

Iat fHFI HWaI.s ar fGH rs.iHr. .aars, sffl f. -ft,H N"Hav =,as#
 afsH n fae Mef tlfs .aurs# subject lH His Sfaf@ Na Has. tr1fsi t,gturr. vim sixty ,TIuf-d HH- '55'f #fT.H FHaH =- illustrate =asf#e tH ait.aa laHs.HH sIiH.z ..atiItrH M 7 Itftts GsareG Ease=' feu eaua af- fari fa miss taiz Admission sraa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

esa Haa and @ts fallen .a hs s.ds- walks
 As 'Hr meteorological hHH.au rHi~ g'ra.HE | WIS reported uat t sight r1iI Na- ftdiHg m UirrsEH and =s '= aiHd + fram tH1t direction + l- H4Psf ttgt a good Hainstar= mas rs- Hs.e tH. dreadful situation n tais -frt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
FOR SALE

PROSPECTING cabin aud boiler In-
 GHire Hunter tuae1 cuuatar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
FOR SALE

Biasius and Sons upright plano. FIrs, class condition. Apply Mrs Tessek First ave. u
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21
FOUND

Gold stick pm at Eagle haa. March L. Recover hZ taNiug for ld Apply Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

A new woman come to town-Heller Blazes--scc her with "Only Miners Daughter" company
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

& # + 9. < < 9 x F < < < # < < < < < < < The review of the dog team pa ]: # rade for the All-Alaska Sweep 2
 # stakes race. taken yesterday. will z
 + be shown in all its grandeur at ' < the Dobbs' Alaska Moving Pic ,. < ture show next Saturday the 2 < 18th Each person will be plainl;. 6 < recognized larger than life on the 2 < screen. This film is a beauty 9e + <
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-21

Rankin tha moaerH Sherlock Holmes. eith seHIF a Miuof,- Daughter" eom- p1uE
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-20
AUSTRALIANS ARE DalGnIf9
Remarkable Demonstration 0reets Pre-.
d nier's Announcement Of Visit
,s 3. Of Fleet.

: Sydney, March II. - There was
dramatic scene yesterday at great
gathering of citizens, when at the
conclusion of an address on the sub.
ject Of national defense, the premier.
Alfred Deakin, read cablegram an
nouncing that the American fleet OF
battleships would visit Sydney and
Melbourne. He called for three
cheers for the United States and the
AUDIENCE arose en- masse and respond.
ed with deafening hurrahs.
The prime minister said that he was
sure that such a welcome as an Amer
lean fleet had never known outside OF
its own country would be accorded it
by Australia, and the cheering that
followed this statement seemed evil
dence of the fact that the Australians,
one and all, have a feeling stronger
than mere friendship for the Ameri-
can people and their navy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-20
Will, Visit Australia and. the Phil.
ippines, Hawaii and Samoa
on the Way.
RETURN BY Way OF the SUtz
It Will Be Greatest Naval Undertaking
in history-Offcers and Men
Are Pleased.

Washington, March Is. - Admiral
Evans battleship fleet is going
around the world.
All doubts as to the final destina-
tion of the big sixteen were cleared
yesterday when announcement was
made by Secretary of the Navy Met
calf that the fleet, after leaving San
francisco. will continue to the Orient
and return by way of the Suez canal
to New York. 1t will be the greatest
naval undertaking in history.
Secretary Metcalf announced the
future movements of the fleet after
the cabinet meeting yesterday. 1t will
leave San Francisco on July 6 "for
our Pacific possessions" as Mr.. Met
calf styled it. The vessels will first
touch at Hawaii, where they will COAL
After that they will go to Samoa. fol-
lowing this up by visit to Australia,
where they will stop at the cities of
Melbourne and Sydney, the invitation
of the Australian government to visit
that country having been supplement.
ell by more cordial one from the
British: ambassador, Mr.. Bryce.
Target Practice in Philippines.
Leaving Australia the vessels are
to go to Manila and while in the Phil
ippines the annual fall target practice
will be held.
Thence the return will be made to
the United States via the Suez canal.
stopping only at such ports as are
necessary for coaling purposes. The
date of their return to the states is
dependent entirely upon the amount
of time required for target practice
in the Philippines. The visit of the
battleships to Puget sound will be
made some time between the conclu-
sion of the grand review in San Fran.
cisco bay on May and the date of
the sailing over the Pacific.
Officers and Men Pleased.
San Diego, CAL, March 15.-News
that the American battleship fleet is
to undertake tour of the world
within two months after its arrival at
San Francisco on May was flashed
by wireless telegraph to the battle.
ships of Admiral Evans command at
Magdalena bay late last night by the
government station at Point Iona.
There is every reason to believe that
it was received on board the vessels,
by officers and crews alike, with the
greatest degree of satisfaction. 1t
has generall' been understood for
some time in naval circles that the
trip back to the Atlantic station
would be made by way Of Suez, but
the official announcement. coupled
with the early date of starting OH the
second half of the worlds greatest
naval maneuver will give keen pleas.
ure to the men already proud of the
notable achievements of their fleet.