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Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
EXPERIMENTS WILL GO ON.

Dayton. Sept 17.-When asked if the accident would deter either Or vile or his brother, now in France. from further tests, Lorin Wright, re- piled: Decidedly no. My brother will pursue those tests until the machines are as near perfect as it is possible to make them if they are not both killed in the meantime
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

wifes family, his wife. a hired man and girl. six persons in all on the night of May 26th, 1896.
Williams news., 1908-03-28
Millinery Opening

Mrs. Rec Stockton has set the date for the millinery openings at her stores in Williams, Winslow and Needles, for Tuesday, April :. An entire new stock has been put in at Winslow, and many new and pretty goods here and at Needles. Experienced trimmers arein charge of all the stores, and the ladies will find just what they want at either of the stores, and at right prices.
Williams news., 1908-03-28
JOS BUNCH

Yep--"Thems my sentiments"-JO'S BEER. Read Exam 24th JOS ADS. Besides Dogenes who of mine.
 They stood on the bridge at midnight And Mack and his pal there "Come on" said one, land take a bun, For it's fine as JOS fine BEER.
 Euclid hard old geeser, but he knew He sad
 Things that equal the thing equal anoth er" But JOS BEER is away ahead of any other. Wireless from Napoean, the little corporal:- The bronchs the finest And the girls that ride them But the beer you get must be cold and wet And the best is the JOS BEER brew.
 "Say pap "Well, what you now?" "Whats beer?" "Why JOS BEER, son." "The lowing herd winds slowly OCT the lee And leaves the world to darkness and to me- But what I, though night be near? know where can get JOS BEER
 In the spring mans fancy lightly thoughts of love"
 And love is the sweetest in line, But to have good tme and to be quite subime JOS BEER will be there like dove There will be election in town-in Then soreheads will frown bet they'll frown. You wonder who twill be- But you cannot tell by me, For Pm like the clam, Pm mum-mum-mumi Gree advice BEER clears the hoax when speefy Backward backward oh me in thy flight and make boy again" "Thee shots with startling on the hot old air
 JOS BEER is sold for two bits per And should be drunk by him and her; So, when the marshal crawled around He found that JOS BEER made the sound.
Williams news., 1908-03-28

J. D. R ,udebaugh was in Ash Fork the first of the week, assisting in moving Postal Telegra ph appara tus. The Postal people expect to have their apparatus all moved over by the fifth of next month.
Williams news., 1908-03-28

Mrs. J. S Amundsen and sister. Miss Margaret Marshall, who ha d been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Elliott in Kingman for some time, return ed home Friday evening of last week.
Williams news., 1908-03-28

Mrs. F. O. Twitty and friend of Winslow, left Monday for their home after enjoying very pleas ant visit with the formers sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Rounseville, and Mrs. w. A. Field.
Williams news., 1908-03-28

Deputy Sheriff Tom Pulliam passed through here Monday even ing on his way home to Flagstaff from Southern Arizona, where he had been, subpoenaing some wit neSStS.
Williams news., 1908-03-28
-Eocal Hews
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST
School election today.

Wednesday on business.
 Father Vahre, of Flagstaff. was in the city Friday evening.
 Last weeks recorders report can be found on the third page.
 J. S. Amundsen went to Flagstaff Tuesday evening on business.
 Will Snuder returned Monday evening from his trip to Phoenix,
 E. E. Ball and V. c. Proctor were over from Winslow Monday.
 B. B. Crosby was over from Hol- brook Friday of last week, on busi ness.
 J Hermann, of Flagstaff, was in the city Sunday. visiting with Joe Blumbe1g.
 Engineer Harry Schlee, of the Saginaw Southern, visited in the city Sunday.
 For rent: Part of building in which postoffice is located. See Joe Johnston.
 Supervisor Kennedy was in Flag staff Monday, attending a special meeting of the board. For rent. Three room cottage. Pleasantly located s. A. Cum mings, Williams. Ariz.
 R. A. Cauffman. a prominent cat,leman of Seligman, was in the city Tuesday on business. | w. A. Jackson and Mir. Johnson. insurance adjusters, were in the city Monday and Tuesday.
 For sale: 250 head of yearling heifers. Address: Frank Manifold. Winslow, Arizona.
 Charles H. Akers, of the Phoenix Gazette, was in the city Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
 Martin Buggeln left Saturday for Ell Paso and other Texas points on a cattle buying excursion.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Teep!e went to Flagstaff Saturday and spent Sunday visiting in the "skylight" city.
 T E Pollock, the Flagstaff bank CT, passed through here Monday evening on his way home from Phoenix.
 Miss Dorothy Stark returned Wednesday from Needles where she had been the past few weeks and resumed her position at the postoffice.
 D: H. Ritter and Jim Wade ex pect to open up a livery barn ir Willia ms next week, and will ma ke speciality of letting out saddle ponies. Watch for their ad.
 J. G. Dunn, who has been em. ployed as grader at the Sagins W & Manistee Lumber Company plant. left on No. 1 Monday fol Los Angeles.
 Mrs. George U. Young and two children came up from Prescott Wednesday evening for few day'l visit with her parents, MT. ano Mrs. Thos. Smith.
 J. w. Willia ms, of Barstow, wht has been in charge of the Holmes Supply Company store during tn, illness of Mir. Howard, left Wednes day for Barstow.
 Mrs Rec Stockton left Thursday } morning on No. s for Winslow to visit her daughter, Mrs. La Chance, and to look after he millinery store there.
 Joe Blum berg and R. L.. Neil of Williams and E. E. Ball. o Winslow, were in Flagstaff yester lay (Friday) evening, taking thu third degree in Masonry.
 Cutberth Hanna. of Flagstaff, il assisting ] c. Simmons. the painte and paper hanger, with his work which has become too strenuou for him to attend to, single handed Agents wanted! 16x2O Crayol portraits, 40 cents; frames. 10 cent
Williams news., 1908-03-28
EQQs For Sale

Standard bred Buff Leghorn eggs, $i co per setting. The kind that lavs.-Mrs. E. NJ. Twittv.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

clergy, married at the little church
four years ago his chaplain. the Rev
Mr.. Mcmillan, to Miss Maurice, grand
daughter Of the late Rev. Charles Mau
rice and daughter OF Gen. Maurice.
In the middle Victorian period Or
Maurice was the incumbent Of the
church. He soon became celebrated as
the most eloquent and powerful
preacher In the Church OF England.
and brought st. Peters from the un-
known ranks OF a chapel OF ease to its
present status OF famous and fash
ionable church. The only other mar
rage celebrated in the church was
that OF Lord Sslborne's daughter 10
Col Lord Disby OF the Coldstream
guards. This was some years ago and
King Edward was among the guests.
But for the fact that the bride was
daughter OF EnglAnd's lord chancellor
It 10 doubtful whether the special au-
thOriZatlon needed for the ceremony
would have been Issued In the Nc
Millan-MauricS wedding the fact that
the bridegroom was chaplain 20 the
Archnishop OF Canterbury made II cas-
Ter 20 grant the brides request that
she might be married in her grand
fathers old church The fees for the
special license and special suthoriza
ton amounted to 1850
ST. Peters was built two centuries
ago by the earl Of Oxford as domes-
tie chapel to his big mansion on what
we're then the outskirts OF London.
About a century ago. when the earl
dom became extinct. the chapel be-
came the property OF the crown and
has remained 50 ever since. For years
II was used as chapel Of ease and
has never had a parish attached 20 II.
Tho government finally charged pew
rents, in DIR. Maurice's time. for the
church was crowded to the doors
twice every Sunday. When DIR. Maui
rice died Cano Page Roberts OF Can
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

Mrs John Buckles OF Denver is ar
ter divorce because her husband
sneezes. II makes her nervous and
the baby nervous. and even the neigh
boris get hdsety and talk when John
wakes up In the middle OF the night
with q rousing old "Ho-rash-shOol ="
That's the way Mrs. Buckles described
It 70 the attorney she applied TO. John
uses snuff and when hs awakened he
would take pinch Of snuff and then
lie in bed, hump bis back and bora
shoe 80 times or more. IL would
shake the bed and knock all the covers
on and the baby would set up yell, and
Mrs. Buckles just got distracted. The
attorney told her that perhaps jobs
could not help II, but the lady in
sisted she wouldn't live with the AOrR-
shoe man. She weAt ON declaring she
WOULD think uP sone more bad habits
u Johns II sneesins wasn't Al cause
tor action. Minneapolis JouTaal
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

e u.rrels aad all animals except thOsr
.al can be reached by an automo-
bio. hat why don't we have law to
project the heiresses?
Why are these titled slobs permit
ia 70 borrow car fare aud come over
here and give this fair land At OF
indigestion
Why aTe they permitted 60 set theii
proud and large feet on the soil FOR
which our forefathers fought and bled
for their country. and for which some
Of us are still fighting and bleeding
the country?
Why?
Why DO these fat-heads come oVeI
here with a silver cigarette case anC
a society directory and make ever,
rich man ~ the country fasten = bur
glar alarm 70 his check bookY
Find out, Bunch.
A few days ago ono OF these NUTS
with an Edam title jumped on al
ocean liner, and Immediately the price
Of Dadloeks rose 10 the highest Deinl
ever known on the stOeR exchange.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

Served as coffee, the new coffee
substitute known to grOcef's every
where as DR.. Shops Health Coffee,
will trick even a coffee expert. Not
a grainOi real Coffee IN IT either Pure
beautiful toasted grains, malt, nuts,
etc. have been so cleverlY blended
as to give a wonderfully satisfying
coffee taste and flavor. And it is
"made In a minute" too! No tedi'
Gus 20 to 80 minuets boiling. Test
il aud see. DIR. ShOOp created
Health Coffee that the people might
have a genuine coffee substitute and
Que thar would be thorough ~ saris
flying in every possible respect.
Sold by j. #. DeVyider,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

The supreme deity in the Greek and
Roman religions, Zeus or Jupiter. was
supposed TO be the manipulation of the
lightning, and the person struck down
by one Of the fiery bolts was especial
ly distinguished, inasmuch as he had
been felled directly by the king of the
gods. The dignity of the killer was
reflected upon the killed. IN addition
to this. the opinion was quite universal
that the bodies OF those struck by
lightning were incorruptible.-Ne
York American
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

orbury, another OF England's most fa-
nous preachers, succeeded him ana
still is In charge. Canon Page Rob.
erts goes TO London only during the
social season, and during the other
months Of the year his curate con
ducts the services. and distinguished
preachers from all parts VISIT there.
The late Bishop Potter OF New York
has been heard there.
The exterior OF st. Peters In very
plain. II looks more like little old
church IN the backwoods than n "a
nous London place OF worship. But
the interior is a thing OF beauty.
Thousands upon thousands OF dollars
have been spent on Il during The last
quarter Of a century. It's marvellous
windows. altar pictures and dscorA-
tons are all by Burne-Jones, and hun
dreds OF American tourists visit Il
every year to see them Its conRre.
cation IL said to be the most intellect
ual in England. The church being 30
near Csvendish square and Harley
street, a large number Of scientists.
surgeons and physicians attend It.
Lord Cheylesmore. ex-msyor OF West
minister. and his American wife at
tend. The duke Of Wellington, Lord
Roberts aud hundred or more great
peers are pewholders. So anxious are
people 20 attend the services that the
vestry always has a waiting list OF
over 300 who have applied for pewS.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
FoIey's Prosperity.

In reading the newspapers. whore 20
much is taken for granted In consider
Ing things on money standard,
think we need some OF the sense Of
humor possessed by an Irish neiKhhos
of mine. who built what we REGARDED
an extremely ugly house, which stood
out I'm bright colors as We lookSa
from our windows. My taste in REoA,
lecture differed 40 widely from that
affected by my irish friend, THAI We
planted out the view of his house b.
moving some large trees TO the end OF
our property. Another neighbOr who
watched this work going on asked Mr.
Foley why Mr.. Rockefeller moved all
these big trees and cut on TIE view
between the houses. Foley. with the
quick Wit OF his country, responded
instantly: TITS hwy, they can't stand
looking ct the Evidence Of me pros
perity"-John ID. Rockefeller, In the
Worlds. Work.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

Singer, Nimick & Co. He also was
connected with many banking institu-
lions in Pittsburg, and is considered
one OF the rich men of the country,
HIS wealth remaining. after giving his
children their fortunes, being $4,000
900. The family Is considered one Of
the Oldest and best in Pittsburg.
a peculiar feature OF the case was
made known recently. William Henry
Singer the son who chose painting
rather than the iron business as his
iife's work. will not be able TO enjoy
his millions in America, owing TO the
great fear his wife holds OF the BLACK
Hand" She recently received a
threatening letter and It frightened
her into Mysteries Her husband was
finally compelled to take her abroad.
The elder Singer declined 10 dis
Ouss his remarkable dinner party fur
eher than 10 say II was a private mat
tor. II is known. however, that the
lrQn king Is but following out the pol.
10 laid down by his lifelong friend,
Chnylea L0ckhart OF the STANDARD OF
Colhpany, who some years before his
1onth called al hts children Into =
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Ice in Mix.

Not long ago a child took typhoid
fever, apparently without coming in
contact with any germs. as the milk
q drank, on being analysed, was found
20 be pure.
Finally It was discovered that the
nurse was in the habit of adding Jumps
OF Ice to the milk to cool II more
Sidckly, and the contamination came
irom that.
Besides this danger, the ice lessons
the nutritive value Of the milk. II
will be quite cold enough il the bottles
ere kept in the refrigerator; or, when
y is to be cooled hurriedly. the glass
or bottle can be plunged In a bowl OF
cracked ice.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Parrot Hurt Trade.

II just bought this parrot from a
butcher" said the sailor. TITS a rare
sort-a gold beak. got It at bar
gain, too-a dollar. The butcher had
paid six dollars for IT, But it seems
the man what sold It to him was a
practical joker. He had kKowed the
parrot was to ornament butcher
shop, and he taught it to say the wust
thing possible for such locality.
''This here parrot didn't last leng,
Cor from his perch above the butchers
scales he KEEP a-singin' out In q sRr-
castle voice:
Lovely meat. Don't tell the Lady
what 1t weighs. Just tell her what II
somes to-"
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29

SHORTAGE, the millionaire who made q
fortune by inventing a way to open
clans by steam, has determined that
no foreign count will marry hs dGuGh.
Ter, SudsettA. She will inherit about
S1t3, 00O, 600, about 1l0 OF which ID
loose enough to spend. The unhappy
father is building q spite fence around
his mansion, which will be about ~
feet high, and all the unmarried mil
lonaires without daughters, to speak
of, viii contribute champagne bottles
to put on top Of the fence. II the
count gets Sudsetta he is more Of q
sparrow than her father thinks he is.
It's pitifuI, Bunch; that's what II
is, pitiful!
All over the country rich men are
dropping their beloved daughters in
the cyclone cellars and hiding
mammals stocking with the money in
It out in the hay loft.
am glad, Bunch, that / am not q
rich man with a daughter who is eat
ing her heart out for a moth-coVered
title and a castle on the Rhinewine
You can bet, Bunch. that no daugh
ter Of mine can ever marry tall gent
with a nose like a quarter past sir
and a knowledge OF the English Ian
gusge which doesn't get beyond
l. o. u.
Talk TO the nobility you have beer
hobnobbing with, Bunch, and see Il
you can reform them.
Yours in hope, JOHN.
(CNpy-,ght. 1905. by g. w. Dillingham; co.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Entertaining a German NObIsman.'

Entertaining a German NobIeman."
sue paper and only eight dollars in
their jeans.
Count Cheese Won Cheese was in
trOduced to me by Oncle Peter as
plain Herr Bungstarter, and then
uncle whispered me next TO the real
truth about the incoEnito gag.
Uncle Peter certainly does make
both ends meet in the lemon industry
He is the original onion collector.
and he spends his waking moments
falling for dead ones.
l was on to Count Cheese Won
Cheese TIE moment he opened his talk
trap.
That milf In over here ito pick out
An heiress and fail, in love with her
because he needs the money.
Every steamer brings them over.
Bunch, some incognito, some In dress
suits, and some In hoe signO vinces,
but all OF them able. to pick out a
lady with q bank account at so PAGES.
It's getting so now, Bunch, that an
AnLClANah
has to kick four dukes, eight earls.
seven counts. and a couple Of princes
of the front steps every time he goes
to call on his sweetheart-if she has
money.
When / go down into Wall street,
Bunch, find rich men with tears
streaming down their faces while they
are calling up on the telephone to see
IL their daughter, Gladys, is still safe
at homo. where they left her before
they came down 70 business.
Walk through a peAchy palace OF
the rich on Fifth avenue, and what will
you andf
Answer. You will find a proud moth.
er bowed with = great grief. and hold
Ing on TO = rope which is tied TO her
daughters ankle to prevent the lat
ter from running out on the front
piazza and throwing kisses at the
titled foreigners.
You will find these cheap skates
everywhere, Bunch, rushing hither and
thither, and smiling the air for the
odor Of burning money.
Why should 1t be thus, Bunch?
We have laws in this country tC
protect the birds and the trees, the
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
I ITrNR>
ON TFaE
HORSE
RAIDER.


ChUCR @hOOH."1
All over the country rich men with
romantic daughters rushed to and
fro and then rushed back again.
They were up against a crisis
II you could get near enough to the
longdistance telephone, Bunch, you
could hear one rich old American guy
shrieking the battle-cry TO another cap
tain OF industry out in indianapolis.
ITO armsl The foe! The foe He
comes with nothing but his fulldress
suit and blank marriage license! To
armsl TO arms!"
The telegraph wires are also siz-
King with excitement.
Dispatches which would make your
blood curdle with anguish and sorrow
for the rich are flying all over the
country.
Something like this:
Boston, To-day: At 1890 this
morning Rudolph Oscar Grabbitall, the
millionaire stone-breaker, read the
startling news that a foreign count
had just landed in New York. His
suffering was pathetic. His daughter,
Gasoline Panatella. who will inherit
100000 mostly in bonds. stocks
and newspaper talk, was in the dental
parlor FIVE blocks away from home
when the blow fell. Calling his house
hold about him, Mr.. Grabbitall rushed
into the dental parlor. beat the dent
fist down with his bill, dragged Case
lene PRnatella home and locked her
up in the rear cupboard Of the spare
room on the second door Of his man
sion. Her teeth suffered somewhat,
but, thank heaVeni her money will re-
main in this country. The commu-
nifty breathes easier, but all the in
coming trains are being watched"
Are you wise, Bunch, to what the
psn-handling nobility Of Europe are
doing In our dear United States?
They are putting all our million
aires on the fritz, that's what they're
doing.
It will soon come to pass that the
heireSs will have to be locked up IN
the safe deposit vaults with papa's
bank book.
Here is an item from one Of our
most prominent newspapers. Read IT,
Bunch, and then rush out and take s
running kick at the first nobleman
you see:
Long Island City. NOw.---Pinchen
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
IN

Dear Bunch: Your letter from Ven.
Ice is at hand, and we are glad, indeed
to hear from you.
] hope you won't fall in the canal
while in Venice No doubt your early
education on the Erie will DO Of great
help to you--get ap!
] notice from your letter that you've
been hob-nobbing with nobility over
there--cafeless Bunch
We got 'em over here, Bunch, by
the gross, so you haven't Nnything
on us.
went in to the Waldorf to meet
Uncle Peter one evening last week,
and found him entertaining a Ger
man nobleman-the Count Cheese Won
Cheese.
The count Is travelling in this coun-
try incognito.
II it were my country he couldn't
travel in a cage.
I'm wise to those guys with the
Gorgonsola title all wrapped up in It's.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
WEALTH IN FAVORS
STEEL KING GIVES $4,000, 900 TO
HIS CHILDREN.
w. n. Singer OF Pittsburg Places
nlehes to Extent Of $4,000, 900 at
Plate Of Each Child on oces-
sion Of His Golden Wedding.

Pittsburg, Pa.-At the golden we'd
aing dinner Of himself and wife, w. H.
Singer, an iron king, distributed $751;
100000 among his four children, each
getting 100000. Through the filing
Of certain papers in the Allegheny
county courthouse the other day this
came out. 1t later was admitted by
Sho Singer family.
Mr.. Singer invited his children to
ne family home, 1874 Western avenue,
Allegheny, to assist in celebrating his
golden wedding anniversary on May
III. None but the children was in.
ylted, and each one found by his OF
Der plate a small dinner favor" OF
cl1eeks, bonds and deeds amounting to
81, 00e, 600 each.
The four children who received
these small gifts are as follows:
William Henry Singer, Jr., land
neape painter, now In Norway, where
he spends most of his time.
George Singer, iron manufacturer Of
Yittsburg, now In the White noun.
tninH on his vacation.
Mgp. William Ross Proctor, wife OF
3 PhiladhIrhia architect.
Marguerite Singer, younger dsugh-
ter, who raSiGes at home.
Mrs.. Singer, who has q fortune OF
Nor own, received several pieces OF
valuable real estate AS her golden
NaddizK present
Mr. Singer made his fortune as .
MsnbNF Of the famous iron firm Of
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
CHURCH OF FEW WEDDINGS.
Only Two In Two Centuries Is Record
Of London Ediiiee.

London.-Two marriages only In
two centuries is record which pos
sibly but one church In the world can
claim. That church is St. Peters,
We're street, London. And yet St
Peters is one OF the most fashionable
churches OF London. The reason OF its
record is curious. The church Is not
licensed for marriages.
With the aid OF special license and
a special proclamation and dispense
ton, the archbishop Of Canterbury, as
sisted by distinguished gathering OF
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
South Carolina Cure for FIeas.

Go 10 the woods, cut q medium
sized saplins,, peel the bark on, and
lay the saplins where the neas abound
in hog bed or stable. The neas will
Jump on the white wood and be SC
busy with the sap or moisture that the
sapling can be taken up. carried away
and dropped with It's full passenger
list OF heas. The operation may be
repeated until all the fieas are carried
on. That Is the plan Of great cy
press brother IN blsck.-Barnwell Is
O. People.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
o.rman,, Advanee Ia MInInn.

Germany in 20 gears has increased
lts yearly mining product from 1Oo,-
900, 600 metric toas to 2t7.60e. zoo ms
iYie tons. worth 43s,0gs,2oo CO@i
forms IS per cent of the output Other
minerals, are salt, iron ores, copper,
lead, zinc, pyrites gold. silver. man
ganeBs, arsenic, saltpetsr. vitEiol and
alum. The wOrkmeR number about
700, 900 and the companies Aboal
1000.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1908-10-29
Whom lac Adamses Move.

Mrs. X. while telling her children
about Adam and Eve aud the beauties
OF the Garden Of Eden, was inter
rupted by one OF the lihy tots, saying
"Oh, mamma. when those Adamssl
move away. let US gst that place a
i've in"-Ihe Dslineat0r.