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Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
A TIP FOR TAI WON'T N


 In q few years that excess fat of yours will become bad habt-im- possible to break. Better take time by the foieloCk and reduce now in a nat ural way if .ycu would keep intact the youthful symmetry of 20 through the trying years of middle age. Co to the druggist and ask him for Ia ounce Marmola. F ounce Fluid Extract Cas- cara Aromatic. and 3R ounces Syrup Simplex. Take a teasooonful after meals and at bedtime. Mix them at home if you wish, but see that the Marmola ccmes to you in a sealed package.
 This mixture makes firm fleshed. well-forme1 women out of flabby. shap less ones. Ii animates their stCmachs to burn up the food fats in stead of allowing them to gather at the waist line. Without disturbing the diet Cr requiring exercise to help it out it dissolveS the fat away just where needed the most IL has been known to melt away harmlessly as much as l6 ounces a day without causing a single wrinkle
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
EVERY INCH A KING.

In the latest instalment of her Me moirs. in the February McClure's, Ellen Terry writes with much feeling of her friend Oscar Wilde. It is when recalling Irving and his successes. however, that she is at her best. She writes:
 Henry Irving could not at first keep away from melancholy pieces. Henrietta Maria was another sad part for me. but I used to play 1t well eX- cept when I cried too much in the last act. The play had been one of the Bateman productions. and I had seen Miss Isabel Bateman as Henrietta Maria and liked her, although I could not find it possible to follow her eN- ample and play the part with French accent.
 'I constantly catch myself saying of Henry: That is by far the best thing he ever did ! could say it of some
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
!. Of Local interest
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NEW FILING CASEs-New filing cases have been received and placed in the office Of General Agent Landis ef the Southern Pacific.
 CHA DRY-Hunters coming in from trips to the Gila river report that it is now practically dry. As result the duck hunting in that section has not been so good as usual for this time of the year.
 FORMAL OPENlNG-The new li- brdry building will be formally opened Friday evening of this week from s o'clock to 10. There will be brief ad- dresses by pr. Atwood. MT E. A.. Fowler H. c Yeager, president of the beard or trustees. and others The public is urged to attend the opening look the building over and see what a convenient and splendid structure is now ready for the use of the Phoenix people.
 INCORPORATE HOME-Articles of incorporation cf St Luke's Home were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday, The purposes of the incorporation stated in the articles were as have been more elabora:cly outlined in previous articles in these columns. No amount of capital stock is stated but the limit Of indebtedness which may be assumed is $iG0O00
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

large as our moon is, just east of Alsel al F. The three stars marked are sa beautiful doubles
 THE PLANETS
 The most brilliant planet is now JupI- ter. which shines out high up in the Southeast but the beautiful Venus which is steadily mounting upward into the evening sky and continually grow ing brighter. will soon rival him in bril- hancy. The two planets. Mars and Sa- turn. which have been with us for SO many months. are now low down in the Southwest in poor position for obServS ton. Mars iS now rapidly drawing swdy from Saturn. and similarly Venus on Feb. 10 will Overtake Saturn in its Eastward motion and pass tO the East of 1T. In small telescope Venus still appears almost full and Mars Is about half full The rings of Saturn are now beginning tO open out and these may he seen as a narrow, bright line. though probably with some difficulty
 On Feb. l3 Mercury reaches its great est distance east of tho sun and about this time may he seen shining out in the twilight glow near tho ground d iit- tie to the south of the west point just after sunset
 The planet Neptune is in excellent DO SitiOn for observation and may To found with The help of Figs. and 1 It i4 too faint to ever he visible to the naked eye. hut in small tricsrope may bs seen shining with dull g-e-riSh li<Lt. appearing about as bright as star of the eighth or ninth magnitude.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS

The Doris Theater has secured The Cow PUncher" Gi -th" attraction for Tuesday evening. February 4th. This drama C- Tanc, life in Arizona was written bv Hal Reid. MT Reid shows happy understanding of his subject. lie hCs taken the rough cowboy of the plains, under whose shirts Of blue the heart beats true. and developed him into hero. Tom LawtDn is q man who cannot write his name. yet proves him. self g bo~r leader of men. a man to command, insoire and respect Brave as lion, simple as a child he has the bearing C 2 king The various char acters arc built close to nature. The play is intense and interesting. W. F. Mann. thc croduccr. deserves credit for t.,a admirable manner in which it is gut on. Scener,-, light effects and casts are sa:I to be among the best ever seen on q local stage Prices $1. 75c. soc, 25c. Seats on sale Satur- day, February 1st at Boehmer's Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
THE CAPTAINS
 KIND PRESCRIPTION.

Miss Helen Ware. insists that things arc not always what they seem. and in proof of this statement. she related at the tea of the Twelfth Night Club the other day a little story to point the moral. Quite recently. she says. she made hurried trip to Europe. and heinz a trifle nervous on the rolling deep. decided to consult the captain of the ship as to the best preventative for seasickness. Having armed her self with a letter of introduction to the officer. she waited until the ship had cleared Sandy Hook. and then ap- preached him. She described her fear and begged for remedy.
 My dear young lady" replied the captain with an amused smile. you have applied to the proper person. You will not be troubled with any ill., ness if you will just do what tell you.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
Pimples Off
 Tn ; Days
The New Calcium Sul7hide Treatment Does Wonders 10 Every Kind
 of Skin Eruption.
Trial Package Sent Free to Prove +

Trial Package Sent Free to Prove It
 You don't want to wait forever and a day to get rid Of your pimples or other skin eruptions. You want to get rid Of them right now. Next week you may want to go somewhere where you wouldn't like 10 have to take the pim- pies alorg.
 You can get rid of them just in time by taking S.uart's Calcium Walters
 The>c wonderful little workers have cured bad boils in thres days. and some of the worst cases of skin dis case in d week.
 They contain as their main ingrr- dicnt the most thorough, quick and cf- fectiyc blood cleanser known, calcium sulphidc..
 Remember this, too, that most pim- pie treatments reck with poison. And they are miscrably slow besides
 Stats Calcium Walters have not a particle of poisCn in them. They are free from mercury, biting drugs or vCnoEoUs ogiates. This is absolutely guaranteed The canno, do any harm. lu, they always do good-good that you can see in the mirror before etbA 'N n f. f7 d lew nAlS dlltl-
 Don't be any longer humiliated by having a splotchy face. Don't have stIa gers stare at you. or allow your friends to be ashamed os you because of your face.
 Your blood makes ycu what you are TIe men and women who forge ahead are th'sc With pure blood and pur, faces.
 StUar.s Calcium Waters will mall, y,u happy brcausr your face will To- s N. lcomc sight not only to yourself wh n you look into the glass but tt every body else who knows yoa and talks with you.
 We want to prove to you that < uar's Calcium Waters are beyond Co3bt the st and quickest blood ana skin rU'ifiCr in the wo~ld-so we vii serd y a frer sample as soon as ", get your namh and address Send fol it today and then when you have tried the sample you will not rest contentet until you have bought a soc box a yo"r drugg st's.
 Send us your name and address to- day and we will at once send you by mai a sample packagn free Addres, F. A. Smart Co.. 1l5 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
RETURNED FROM MINING CAMP

Bert Ford has returned from a jaunt to his mining claims north of Phoenix. Bert has a new excuse for d damaged facial expression. This one he says is the real truth. While sleeping in the open few nights ago. it began to rain and he started to pull his can vas over him to keep out the damp ness In doing SD his shotgun. which had been standing near by. was jerked down and all but tore off the end of his nose. He only wonders now how 1t happened that he did not get his head blown off.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

On the 22nd of last December our sun reached it's lowest point among the ttars. We then had the shortest day, the sun rising far toward the South at hours 30 minutes A M., and setting only 9 hours later Since then il has been climbing steadily up the celestial sphere and the days have been per ceptibly lengthening. On February ,. St 1.3D r. M, it will have completed just half of its journey to the equator and at this instant sstronomically the middle of winter will occur
 THE MID-WINTER CONSULTATIONS.
 It is at mid winter that the early even
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

brilliant scene, emitting 250 times as much light as our own sun and so far distant that its light requires 34 years to make the journey to us.
 Near Auriga is Perseus. the Cham piOn, hurrying tO the rescue of Andro- meda. not very striking constellation, but one full of most interesting objects. Most remarkable of all is Algol. the Demon Star, at C. Figs. l or 7. vari- ouslr known as the GorgOns Head. the Blinking Denonsand Satan's Head and always held by astrologers to be the m"st violent and dangerous star of the heavens.
 The reason for th.s unenviahle repu
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

preaching nor receding. IL is found also that Algol and its companion are but three million miles apart; that they are both A little larger than our sun. but very much lighter. their density being even less than that of water.
 There are now J< stars known whose brightness varies in this way One of the brightest is the star at D. Fig. |. which diminishes q little less than one whole magnitude in brightness once ev- cry four days. The observer may view
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

trace out tho bright group Ariga. or the Waeoner. Of which the bright star at \ is Capclla. the Little She Goat. with her kids at R nearby. To the early Arats Capella was the Driver, because it appears in tho sky in the evening twilight earlier than tho other stars. and so apparently watches over them: or. sill more practically. as the Enger who rides before the procession cheering on the camels. which last were represented by the PIeiades. Capella is
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

ion. both stars revolving shOut their common centre of gravity al C. Fig. 2. Whenever tho dark body passes be- tween uS and Algol the light of the latter will he cut off
 . Now. that tho velocity of motion of the stars can he measured this theory is definitely proved. for il is found that when AlSol is at n il k approaching us al tho rate of 21 miles a second. wher at F. it is receding equally fast. and when at A ar F il is neither ap-
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
RECORDERS OFFICE.

E. A. Gnlett and wife to Eliza Brat ton. deed to part loi s. blk. 3, Dennis addition.
 Frank J. Barr ct al to $. w. Ham, iton. deed to lot s. blk. ?. Brill's addi ton.
 Tr. Arizona Lodge No. ,. F. X A. NJ. to V. E. Messinger. IT., deed to lot 3. Sec. 13. SEE. corner Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

route, has been suggested as a route for this years Glidden Tour Mt. Washington proved it's popularity among motorists during 1907, when over 1000 cars were registered at the hotels in it's vicinity.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

panion.
 eclipscs of AlgOl this month on Feb. !. F r. NJ: Feb. s. 9 P. M., and Feb. |. J.3O r. M The other eclipses occur early in the morning during the hours of daylight.
 Al E. Figs 1 or 2. is remarkable double cluster beautiful object even in q small telescope Beside this there are a great number of fainter clusters, some of them very much condensed formed of a multitude of faintly shin ing stars packed closely together Three such clusters will he found among the faint stars at II and one bright one covering an area about One-fOurth a>
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
AUT0ING GOSSIP
 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Indiana Spending Money on Good
 Roads-A Big Hill Climb at Pasa-
 dene.
 W. J. Murphy with a party made trip to Granite Reef on Wednesday. 4 four-cylinder Tourist was used.
 T. HOsey and party made a trip to Buckeye in the National the last of the week.
 George Purdy Bullard has his Speedster out of the hospital and in service.
 Judge Ainsworth took P. V. Myers and George W. Jackson of Cincinnati over the valley Friday for sight seeing trip and the eastern visitors were much impressed with the valley, especially with the orange orchards. Both are well-tO-do business men of yheir native city.
 Lee Merriwcather. the famous writer on travel, makes a plea for the little motor car, claiming that with his two- cylinder Maxwell touring car, on his trip from Missouri to Maine. when he reached bad mud or deep sand he had the laugh on the owners of big cars. On the level these miIe-a-minutc cars easily lost him. but when bad roads were met he passed them always stuci; and stuck bad. while his light car went over easily
 The next big event in the automo- bile world is the third annual hill climb on the Pasadena -Altadena course. The route will be changed some this year to make the distance longer. and indications show that there will be a larger field of contestants than ever. In the first contest, which was held on Feb. 22. 1906. there were two dangerous turns and there were a number of narrow escapes al this point.
 The past year the state of Indiana has spent seven million dollars on its roads and it is claimed that 8 per cent of the roads of the state were inn proved between April and December. Much of this good roads work in in- diana is attributed to the automobile factories. of which there are about score in Indianapolis New Castle. Ko- komo and other centers, all booming good roads.
 A number of prospective purchasers of machines have appeared this week at the local garages. While contracts for the machines have not been signed, two or three new machines will be seen on the streets within the next few weeks.
 Chauffeur Hayes who was over from Tucson last Thursday. says the auto ing lines are picking up considerably. mostly due 10 resumption of interest in mining operations. Locally, the rentals are good and will continue to be better with the increased Iiveliness in the real estate lines which is now manifestly on the upward tendency. The real estate men report more i'm quiries than since October, and num- Der of investors are coming into PhOe nix The quickest and rcadiest mode of showing the people the valley is by the Use or the auto Wulch Is lloIt and more becoming an intimate neces- sity nowadays in the conduct of busi- ness.
 The Hartford (CtD Club is pushing campaign for the strict observance of the law requiring the rear marker to be clearly illuminated and the tail light showing clear in the rear.
 Chicago dealers are planning a spring show, to. include an automobile parade and o which invitations will be sent broadcast to motorists Of that section of the country.
 From Washington. D. C.. to, Mt Washington. N II, touching every principal city and summer resort en
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

little book sympathetically dedi- cated to the old hoss' that finds the old pike hard to travel'' has been is- sued by the Lima. O.. Automobile Club, under the title, "The Man, the Horse. the Automobile and the Highways" It is devoted tO good roads and prom ises to prove a convincing factor in the clubs campaign.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

The First International Roads Con Sress is to convene in Paris in May. Improved methods of road construc- ton and dust prevention are to be dis cussed.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

ing sky is more brilliant than at any other time of the year. Leo. the last of the winter groups [" appear. k now high up from the srnuI-i and the whole Southern sky is filled with rhe high win ter cancellations. Not until next month will A igo. the first of the faint summer groups emerge above the ground in the East and the slow transformation of the winter into the summer sky begin.
 Exactly overhead the observer may
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

tatior k not far to seek Unlike the thousands of other bright stars which
 shine ont with calm and steady radi- ancc night after night. Aigul k seen once every third day to suddenly lose iive-SiXthS of it's light remaining faint for about 2o m nuteS and then slowly re gaining it's original brightness IL has lnn= been known that this might be perfectly explained hy Srpposiug that Al-ol was attended hy dark conuan-
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

During 1907. 139S0 owners and 93s6 chauffeurs were registered with the Secretary of State of New York against i1,649 owners and 1885 chauffcurs in 1906
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
NEW LAW

passed by Congress forbidding railroad operators working more than nine hours
 day, has created demand for about 90, 900 more telegraph operators than can now be secured. Railroad companies have cut rail- road wires intO Telegr1 Dhy Deparfments Of
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

From Washington. D. C.. t0, Mt Washington. N. II, touching every principal city and summer resort en
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

Chicago dealers are planning a spring show. 10. include an automobile parade and o which invitations will be sent broadcast to motorists of that section of the country.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

The mdw cancellations Capela emitting 20 much light Venus oveakes Saturn February 10th.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

The Hartford (Ct) Club is pushing campaign for the strict .obserVanco of the law requiring the rear marker to be clearly illuminated and the tai light showing clear in the rear.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

George Purdy Bullard has his Speedster out of the hospital and in service.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

Judge Ainsworth took P. V. Myers and George w. Jackson of Cincinnati over the valley Friday for a sight seeing trip and the eastern visitors were much impressed with the valley, especially with the orange orchards. Both are well-to-do business men of yhcir native city
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

A number of prospective purchasers of machines have appeared this week at the local garages. While contracts for the machines have not been signed, two or three new machines will be seen on the streets within the next few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

The past year the state of Indiana has spent seven million dollars on its roads and it is claimed that 8 per cent of the roads of the state were i'm proved between April and December. Much of this good roads work in In diana is attributed to the automobile factories. of which there are about a score in Indianapolis. New Castle. Ko- komo and other centers, all booming good roads.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
Indiana. Spending Money on Good Roads-A Big Hill Climb at Pasa- dene

W. J. Murphy with a party made a trip to Granite Reef on Wednesday. 4 tour-cylinder Tourist was used.
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02

T. Hosey and party made trip To Buckeye in the National the last of the week
Arizona republican., 1908-02-02
THE HEAVENS IN FEBRUARY.

B Professor psetts Astronorer University
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23
Birthday Anniversary

Last Thursday afternoon the
friends of Mrs. J. P. Lair assembled
at her home bringing well filled
baskets which were speedily un-
loaded upon the table aud the good
lady of the house and her husband
were informed that they had beome
aware that this was the 5Sth birth.
day anniversary of Mrs. Lair, and
that taking that auspicious event
into consideration they had made
up their minds to be present and
also come prepared with all the
good things they could prepare to
satisfy the inner man and bade
them be seated at the table and
and then all proceeded to partake
of the really toothsome repast un-
til their appetites were satiated,
After dinner the hours were passed
in "reminiscences of the past aud
social converse of the day and be-
fore departing the hostess was
made the recipient of some valued
tokens of remembrance of the
happy event which marked another
mile stone in her life.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23
MRS. MARTIN DEAD
Wife Of George B. Martin Died al
Iowa City Hospital Saturday
Brought Home Monday

Elizabeth Julia Heath was born
near Extra, October 20, 1873 and
died at Iowa City after an operation
April Is, 1908, being, at the time of
her death "a yrs. mo. 20 days old.
She has always resided in this
county.
She was united in marriage to
George B. Martin February -, 1896,
who, with their adopted daughter,
Mary and her father, mother, one
brother and three sisters, survive
her. She was a member of the
Christian church here. Deceased
carried two thousand dollar
policy in the B. A. Y. lodge in this
town.
The funeral services were held
at the Christian church Tuesday
at p. M, Rev. Poison officiating.
Interment in the Extra cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the kind friends
and neighbors who 80 cheerfully
helped with kind acts, and words of
sympathy at the death of our be-
loved one. Our thanks are also due
to the Extra rural route carriers for
their attendance at the funeral and
for the beautiful floral pieces con-
tributed by the B. A. Y. of which
she was member, and to other
friends for floral offerings.
6. B. Ma TIN AND DAUGHTER.
HIRAM HEATH AND FAMILY.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23

On all the Pacific coast there are
just two drydocks large enough to
dock a battleship. One is at Pugets
sound owned by the United States,
the other which is a private dock is
at Hunter Point, San Francisco.
There is another at the Mare Is
land navy yard but it is too narrow
to accommodate battleship. There
are but two coaling stations with a
capacity altogether of sixty thousand
tons and the Evans fleet will eat up
two Thousand tons of coal day
when steaming at the most econo-
mical speed. Under these circum-
stances it will be weeks and perhaps
months before the fleet will be pro-
perlyrepaired coaled and provisioned
to continue on its journey.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23
SCHOOL BOARD
On Duty Looking after Safety and
Comfort of Children. The
Whole Town Feels Thankful

During the spring vacation they
called in the carpenters and had
all the fire escapes and every means
of egress carefully gone over; cor
rected everything that in case of
emergency might cause casualty
even to hanging the outer doors SO
that they would swing out or in
If rush was made from within.
They also purchased a gong and
Professor Gallagher often puts the
whole school through FIRE drill.
The children have become prof.
cient 80 that they empty the build
ing in less than a minute.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23

There's hint of spring in the cas-,
winds blowing
And the pussy willows are peep.
ing out;
There's joyous strength in the tree
sap's flowing,
And signs of spring are all about
Mother earth's bosom is filed with
rejoicing,
And awaking life has lent it's ear
To the glad refrain all nature is
yoicing.
winter is over and spring is
here
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-04-23

When it seems as if there never
could be any chance for you
When the way is lost in darkness
that you struggle to pursue,
When it seems as if your gains
Poorly pay you for your pains,
And mankind has set against you
having sworn to do you ill
When this trouble weighs yoa down,
Rise and leave the cheerless town
You can walk away from trouble if
you will.