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Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

a corner where the cafedji concocts his beverages. and a window from which the outside world may be ad- mired. In mild weather they over flow into it, under an awning or a trelIis of grape vines. There the
 habitues sit great part of the night
 over cup of black coffee or a glass of tea. their feet as often as not tucked under them, holding a cigarette or the i coil of water pipe, engaged in the ! conversation which has given these places the name of schools of knowl- 1 edge Schools of knowledge they must be indeed to those capable of taking part in their councils. foreigner.
 however. must usually content himself
 with admiring the gestures, costumes and faces of his convives, the courtesy with which they receive him, the
 brasses, china. rugs and Arabic texts
 ornamenting the coffee house. it's view of the lighted street, and the more [ formal entertainment which it is likely to offer during RamaZan.
 The most usual is afforded by an in strument that we do not associate with
 the east. This is the gramophone. which enjoys an enormous popularity [ in Constantinople. There however. it has been taught to utter sounds which
 might prevent many from recognizing an old friend. The present writer finds
 great charm in the mounting minor.
 the intricate rhythms of a music which
 the Russian composers have begun to
 make comprehensive to western ears. And it expresses the east as perfectly
 as Tchaikovskv. Beethoven and Verdi have expressed Europe. But the pres ent writer must also confess a prefer
 ence for the living executant to his
 mechanical echo. Happily one never
 has to go far during Ramazan to find
 hlm ltinerant gypsies. masters of
 song. pipe and tom-tom are then much Tn evidence in the number coffee houses There they go two and two.
 a man and boy. in the wide black
 trousers. the dark red girdle. and the almost black fez which they affect
 In larger coffee-houses there will be
 whole orchestra of the thin lute.-From
 The Moon of Ramazan." by R. G Dwight In the october Scribner.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Defending the Poor.

Nearly all courts make it custom
 to assign young and inexperienced lawyers to the defense of penniless defendants in criminal cases. That such a system is obvious. There is a tendency, however. to reform in this direction. A few days ago, in New York. Judge Malone assigned as counsel to the defendants in three members of the New York bar: Will
 liam B. Hornblower. who was once nominated by President Cleveland to be a justice of the supreme court of
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

The pleasant purgative effect ex- perienced by all who use Chamber iain's stomach and Liver Tablets. and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create. makes one feel joyful. Sold by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
NEWLY MARRIED RETURN

John Wright and bride. Miss Bessie Van Fossen. who were married recently Tn California. returned to Phoenix yes
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Demorslization.

What makes that parrot SD pro fanc2"
 Well. num-" answered the sailor man, T s'ppose it's part my fault Every time I hear him speak a bad word II makes me so mad that he gets a chance to learn a lot of new ones. s.-Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
THE GRAMoPHoNE IN STAM
 BOUl.

characteristic feature of Stamboul streets during the nights of Rama gan. While they naturally abound on the main thoroughfares. no quar- ter is without a few of these centers of social life. They are oftenest d single room, lighted by kerosene. with
 benches and tables around the walls
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Plavinc Safe

His Wife-Shall We invite Dr. old ham to our daughters wedding?
 Her Husband-I should say not You know how absent minded he is
 Hrs Wife-Yes. but what of that?
 Her Husband-Why. it would be just like him 10 charge it on his bill Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
MAKE SURE

that it is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters you are getting, by seeing that the frivate Stamp over the neck of the bottle is unbroken. Imitation is all ways an indication of weakness and inferiority. Therefore. refuse all sub stitutes and insist on
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

The idle freight cars on September 1. 1908. numbered 170,677. On Sep tember 1, last. the number was 106.- 677. a decrease of 6s, ,5O2. These fig ures will attest the rising tide of prosperity in the country.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02

The undertaking magazines have be- gun to turn their attention to Mexico. Which is an indication that the ma terial is exhausted in the United States, or that the people are tired of undertaking.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-02
Denomination Doesn't Count

man addicted to walking in his sleep once found himself in the grasp oi policeman Its all right" he exclaimed. I'm a somnambulist."
 T don't care what your religion Is. yer can't walk the streets like this ere. Exchange
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
Lady Cook. suHrssstts.

Lady Frances Cook. who recently
came to America 20 aid her sisters on
this side OF the water In their fight fol
woman suffrage, had an interesting ex
perience the other day.
Lady Cook. who before her marriage
was Miss Tennessee Clafiln. visited the
Ludlow street jail. In New York city.
and took a look az the cells In which
thirty-seven years ago Lady Cook and
her sister. who were then two mill.
tant young American suffragettes. were
confined. In cell 3. on the ground fioor
Of the jail. the party found the follow
ms inscription. which time had almost
effaced. scratched on the stone wall;
Tennessee Claim and Victoria Clatiin
woodruff We will not come here
again" The two sisters were detain-
ed there IN 1872
my sister and 10 1872 were pub.
fishing a suffrage magazine of our own
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
To Protect Pucsy.

We all know the story Of Dick Whit
tington's cat and the fortune which 1t
brought 10 Its master IL was valu-
able because IL was the only cat IN
the country 70 which Dick carried IT,
Nowadays cats are anything but
scarce. But that they were not always
90 numerous In the British isles Ii
proved by a curious law enacted In
Wales In o3S A. ID. This law fixed
the price OF cats according TO age and
quality. beginning with the price OF q
blind kitten. IL decreed. moreover.
that any one who should dare to steal
or Stay the. cat which guarded the roy
al granary should be punished by the
forfeiture OF milk eve, It's fleece and
lamb or as much wheat as when pour
ed on the body suspended by Its tall.
the head touching the floor, would
form a heap high enough 10 cover the
tip OF the tail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

here In New York. which we called
Woodruff < Clanin's Magazine" said
Lady Cock we didn't say anything
In Il which would now be considered
very harmful. But on Nov. 2. 1872. we
were arrested on a charge OF publish
ing obscenity' and were locked up In
the jail for two months.
Next year we advertised that we
would speak on 'women's Rights at
Cooper Union. The authorities for
bnde US aud threw Gordon OF police
around the building We got through
the line and Into the building dressed
as a Quakeress and flower girl. but
we were discovered aud locked mp In
the jail again. We were locked up In
1874 for third time.
Then my sister and ] toured Eng.
land. speaking on suffrage. During our
tour we met two men who sympathlz.
ell with our viewpoint. one ~ these
became my busbnnd. The other was
iOslu y. nnn Martin. and my sister
became his xlfe."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
Hawk and Sparrow.

All but one Of the players stand In a
circle clasping each others hands.
which are held out at arms length. The
one outside the circle Is the sparrow.
he touches one OF the players In the
circle. The one touched becomes the
hawk and must run after the sparrow
until he catches him. The sparrow
can only run around the circle and In
and out under the arms OF the players
In the ring. The hawk must follow
under the arms OF the same players.
When the sparrow is caught he takes
his place In the circle and the hawk
becomes the sparrow for the next
game.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
FOR THE CHILDREN
Which Foot Walks Faster?

You may think this a very silly ques-
ton to ask. but Il isn't.
II you will take pavement that Is
clean and walk briskly IN the center
you will nnd before you have gone
nfty yerds that you have veered very
much TO one side. You must not make
any effort. Of course. TO keep In the
center. but II you will think Of some
thing and endeavor 10 walk naturally
you will not be able to keep correct
line. IL you lose yourself on an ex-
panse OF bleak mooriand and walk on
you will describe complete circle.
The explanation OF this lies In the
propensity OF one foot TO walk faster
than the other or take longer stride
than the Other. causing you TO walk
TO one side.
To make assurance double sure" try
placing two sticks about eight feet
apart; then stand or about sixty feet,
blindfoId yourself and endeavor to
walk between them. II Is almost Inn
possible.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

This game will provoke many for
feits, but II will require quick thought.
One player takes a handkerchief aud.
unexpectedly throwing It at another,
calls out Europe" Asia" or "Africa,"
whichever be chooses. then counting
ten as rapidly as possible. The per-
son at whom the handkerchief liz
thrown must name some person or
thing In or from the country called
before ten is counted or must pay a
forfeit. The players will often ind II
difficult TO get their answers out In
time, especially IL the person with the
handkerchief looks at one and throws
at another.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

The parrot Ia proof Of the fact that
there may be much tax where there
10 little thought.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
Or. oIxnn No. Rseiproc.I.

Turn about is fair play. as was dis.
covered not long ago by DR.. Carr
Glynn, the bishop OF Peterborough.
He is an enthusiastic motorist as well
as an enthusiastic prohibitionist. One
day be was out In his car. aud the
chauffeur ran out OF gasoline. They
went TO a public house for some more.
and the owner came out, Seeing the
episcopal dress of the bishop. he said.
Eyes. | have got plenty OF gasoline,
but don't sell II TO the likes of them
that never buys my beer,"-London
Times.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

scaled Mounts Goodsir. Hungabee.
Deltaform aud Blddle. all situated In
British Columbia. These mountain
peaks had dened the efforts OF notable
climbers OF the world until conquered
by Professor Parker. The professor
will be accompanied by Belmore
Browne, a member OF the second Cook
expedition. and corps OF experienced
mountaineers.
Professor Parker is a native New
Yorker and Is forty-one years old. He
was graduated from the Columbia
School OF Mines In 1890 and has since
been an instructor az the university.
A couple OF years ago he made a stir
In the scientific world by the invention
OF a new incandescent light
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

II you.desire clear complexion take
Foley's. orino :. Laxative for.constipa
tion.and liver trouble as 1t will stimu-
late theee organs and thoroughly cleanse
your system. which Is what everyone
needs lin order 10 feel well. Sam
Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
American FIsq on the North Pole.

fNOfNfNNeU Ffe6 ~" WV 49, ~
Instead OF playing the old game Of
pinning on the donkey's tall, make a
new game. Try pinning the American
fiag on the north pole. The players
should each be given one OF the little
paper or silk flags which are sold by
the yard like ribbon. For the north
pole draw on a large sheet OF white
cotton goods or paper an irregularly
shaped thick pole. The game is played
just as the old donkey game, each
player being blindfolded and placed at
the opposite end OF the room from the
pole and told 10 pin the dag on at the
proper place. To the one who pins his
dag on the top OF the pole or nearest
the top large dag or dag pin Is given.
Those who pin anywhere on the pole
are rewarded with smaller days.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

The greatest boast OF the viking was
his ship. The Long Serpent. which
was the greatest pride OF Norway. was
the longest craft that ever sailed from
its waters. The sides. Ill feet long.
gave room for sixty eight rowers'
benches. half OF which were placed on
each side. The strong oarsmen hung
their shining red and white shields on
the outside as a warning that they
were ready 70 fight. As with all Of
the viking ships, huge carved drag
on's head decorated the PROV. but at
the back the long tail OF serpent
curved over the steersman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27


I asked some friends 20 stay with me
And said I'D truly try
To think up new and pleasant things
To make the days go by.
I took them In motorcar
Which had taught 10 Jump.
For exercise let them work
The handle OF my pump
I took them 10 tho tennis court
With racketa, net and all
Except that | did not provide
The little tennis ball
4 taught them how 10 play az n
The ball we're really there
And every now and then 10 wave
Their rackets IN the air
mo trlte amusementa here, | said.
i've always something new.
I pass my time In thinking up
These pleasant things for YOU"
I made pie Of pickied pins.
| made cake 81 stone.
I made q soun Of inn and glue
And now I'm all alone.
Chicago News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
PEOPLE OF THE DAY


With the advent OF spring IL Is be
teved the moot question as TO whether
DR.. Cook reached the crest OF Mount
Mckinley viii be definitely settled.
Herschel c. Parker. professor OF phys
les at Columbia university and noted
mountain climber. has signlfied his In
tention OF leading an expedition 10 this
much discussed peak. Professor Par
ker attempted the feat before and was
with DIR. Cook shortly before that ex-
piorer made the successful ascent. as
he claims.
Professor Parker has had wide ex-
perience In mountain climbing and has
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

There was oEse man arrestsx I. "a
Suspicion Of a generally fraudulsAs
hfs. On HIN was founs a nap Of Ing
iaaS, and ssrtain Of the towns were
marked With - hitials r. w. X. The
detectives who traced HE career Of de-
ception from tswn TO so~n took quite
long time 10 discover that l.ioss let.
ters were personal warning. and
stood for TOO Well Known"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27

there's a heap o difference betwee"
loin' a good man an bein' a good fei
ow.--Ios Angeles Express.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-11-27
A.CARD

This Is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
IL Foley's Honey and Tar fails TO cure
your cough or cold. II stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from cold, prevents pneu
monia and consumption. Contains no
opiates. -Tne--genuine.is in yellow
package. Refuse substitutes Sam
Bridges.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-30

authority 10 borrow moneas 70 a-..,.t
$3.50 eo grant pledges and liens to Srstra
80 issue pTon11ssory notes snd other rls
aass IsL or rent or take and hire she p
- - TOT TINS corporation and genes Is y
sor he $3.50 convenient and necessary
1ssloa. the board Of directors shan st
800 n,aops s1cn bylaws IS may be necesaarT IA ~
80 management and regulation ~ Ire 80
~ business Of said Cooperation ard 1. 1919
aanns 81 e .a autnorlty to amend and nIIer f1s
ss,e = pleasure and shall themaslyes e. W
avs appoint al employees, defYns ths e me py-
h Sno ans s and fig their Compensation
Doasa o. directors viii I'll any 49, ss ne
!neaf own number. at meetinr 60 aasaaonE
9 ~ " directors may be called BIZ fTs r1asS5,e
nost1sss;5 ~ sWo directors BY mailing nfsfire
55ossls.au, 20 eaen director addressed fo hfs 80
in person. 1855 :. us asiAserg 70 him
ARTICLE SIX.
hold ss1srai meeting Of stockholders ahsII ~
a,S 4ss.ataaalsy - provided for By ArtfrIa Tss,
and Ihe president or any three lve.
s sa1 : spaclal meeting of the stocKhoidsrs ~
bylaws. - - DS p1sscflned N ths
ARTICLE sEvEE.
sor tss ssoeknoIder shall be held or geaponsit,s
- sse or faults Of the
M further sum than the unpaid 49, - ln
800 e snares owned By him rsr,r sSssg e ss
rerda- ~ sne PROCEEDINGS Of orxsnaxafiog
amount. iaspte beyond said
ARTICLE EIGHT.
.4ts IL scs % incorporation may "a r.rs,a.s
ss..aLs1 nf amended, OF this coruoraT;c- 49,
.lissoIxad with the assent os to 1.asV oe
ssk.asA sbock represented at se1e~es - -
49, lu1aeIs 70 De convened 4oy asis5 49,
publication IN newspaper ps.hIsa1sl1 aays
pArasn OF Ascension and also s. xsv5Seah 2 .he
posspa1d TO each stockhoIser * ~.
OF delivered to him In perssn - % BUSINESS
ARTICLE NINE.
0pon the dissolution OF this ee,ynov~ a..
e .asltsas1on OF otherwise It's afFe;rs Ali
y 4hlAssQ q knTee commissioners - "a eIt Ds
s. s1e;y VINO shall ct the salue line
a - Sso[poEasors whose nanaes are assva5
1ls acs nave ano do By these pgesaufs sSsc.Lso
Dposite tha;r snases q capital stack piaced
IL mug y Gone and passed at she parish n 49,
- sssIs @ Louisiana on the ilg rno+,tE -
1e5sFs. FELIX N Groe and Te.es 11zsssSaAee OF
~ competent witnesses who svsfI 80 4o9 .
ppeaIsfs and ms. Notary, rave sfs, ~ s $40
: sz'1''S A1eer aae reading Of the waois. ss.'ssS
WITNESSES E5LIx eaos.
sTIe Bsbin
,saea geh; .----7 sFsarss
amss 4. aodfsesy-- ----------------.- g shares
8 - $500 --~------@-------z9 aharea
1Iss.J q, a. GoNDRAN
8 ssae eo9s nom the original on fls il rnv a..
= =. 3. RARAAK,
CLARK o. Court
49, g Louissana. Parish q Ascanssey.-- =,
49, IS ssstasS the shove and a0rercir- ~ ~
SsIs ~ e BOOK OF 1fseelansoua Aets ia.
y rs sa y wines aad aaa seal 81
- g La this sosh day q
's17Alaasss. asss. q. s. BARIgAN.
Caszk sH6 Reuggder,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-30
9 HAIR
oF THE
Babin Brothers, Limited.
United States Of America State Of r,,uiats,e-
Ascension Parish. ,ts,-'s-.''

j 2E IT KNOWN and remembered tba4. m All.
~ 30Eh day os Denenf6er. one kl,o-Saa,i rms
] hundred sEu eight, before me. a Amor ptS
tssasDHAns notary public duly cfY,,Ytssesi1,.e5
ana qnallhed IN and for the parish nf Aseansir-e
state OF Louisiana, therein residing ana in ia
presence OF the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned. personally came and anneared the
| seVsTa. persons whose names are hereunto sub
scrlbed who declared that ayaiIine fhemsa1as
% me pfoVtslons OF the laws OF the state az Tnis
Iana. e contained IN Act No. Sc OF the 9eneraI
assembly OF sail state, approved June 81 1888
and ACT NO. 20 of 1901. and other laws Of said
stase relative TO the organization. formation ana
aaghoIities conferred on corporations tEey have
agreed and do hereby agree and bind and f,1ii-
gate themselves, rs well as All such peraons as
may become associated with them and fheir
successors. 20 form and constitute eornorafion
ior the objects and purposes and under The rnn.
G1ea0ns and gipuIatiens - contained ana 80
forth IN the following articles, to Wit: 80
ARTICLE ONE.
The name and style Of said CORPORATION s,,.1,
be TIE BABIN BROTHERS. TIMYTE ~. >.
1E shalL EXIST and have and enjoy Succession sar
the fal term and period of ninetv-Dine yeaYa
rom the date hereof. and under its corparafe
nane y snail have power and authority IN "a |
specL 70 anQ IS concerns its objects and purnoses
hereinafser stated, To acquire ALLEVIATE. n1ovts
Eages Lessee Dledge and pawn movable and i'm.
Tn0FaBIea real and personal and mixed DYnuarfw,
&c 0aatfase % sue and be sued and GENERALLY II I
aaVs eaioy and exercise any and al power ran.
ksT1sQ 0y iaW On corporations, and shall have S /
seFpuzate aeak - s4seso : |
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-30
Call for Primary.
w HEREAs. the general e.ect;o,, ~ a.. -.
ton of municipal officers of the f1Un ~
iR9}aallosony1ile parish Of Ascension Louisians.

w a 1is EAs. the general election OF the elee
! Eion =. ,51lnnlc4paf officers OF the town @
Is 10 be held on - IosAsteeAi y
SATURDAY, MAY /. 1909
I therefore, be it resolved by the Dernoerafit
executive committee of the PARISH 81 ase !. es,t
state OF Louisiana that III accordanee with Al
y u 5ne general assembly of 1906 and the
eiectlon IS hereby ordered in the feyyT, ~ T111,
a,LasohY1iles parish of Ascension Iouisiana Sor
sals elocratle nomination of candidates for the
municipal offices OF the said town a.
Donaidsonvie: Mayor secretary ar fnTtn c - =
sffs5snfer tax collector chief OF police and frsn
af III sa Of eouncinen for each municipal ward
u lhe sad town, the said aldermen f,r nn,,nc;i
sDeetive wards: - .osels VI eAsr re-
a,d BE T further resolved That the said primary
e4ect1on snail be held on 4--A%4 :
- MONDAY, MARCH /, 1903.
9at eI f Al persons desiring to become candi
tt lol tne otnees herein mentioned shall file
tner written notification of their infa1,4;s ~
become candidates within the time Traser;hS
ana IN accordance with the proyisinns ~ ~
primary election law that all persons DESIRING
- neeoihe candidates for the Office of rnavor
shaH deposit with the Chairman If fIis 90 60 -
nittee the sum of S10swith their written Y,etia
eelon Or candidacy for the office OF secretary or
town clerk the sum of s. for the Office ~ fress
qrer the sum of So for the Office Of ooltat
me sum Of $40 for the Office OF chief Of poI;ce in
l3 OF ne once OF aldermen or eouncilmen 81 for
stIe once OF member OF the municipal conniffse
here shall be no deposit go
pc u further resolved. That the returna ~
' Az edeetlon shall be made to the chairman Of
ne parish executive committee in accardane y.
WIN 6ne provisions of the primary law, and fled
y the said chairman; that Immediately Tiers.
tier the municipal COMMITTEES elected at ss;5
rslmary election, shall meet and organizs and
tier ITS organization the said COMMITTEES shail
aoulate the returns of said election and mr.
ounce the result thereof @10 pior !
v. MAURIN
Acting Chairman. {
D. G. BRUMFIELD
Acting Secretary.
Donaldsonvi1le, La. JAN 80. 1909.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-30

The regular monthly meeting of the
Donaldsonyille branch of the parish
teachers association will be held in
the auditorium ofthe local high school
building On Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 5 and 6. A feature OF the session
will be an illustrated lecture to be de-
liyered by Hon. Nicholas Bauer, of
New Orleans, at 8:15 O'Clock Friday
night. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1909-01-30

The board Of directors OF the Bank
OF Donaldsonville met in annual ses
sion on the 19sh instant and unani
mously reelected the present officers,
as follows: DR.. w. NJ. McGalliard,
president; chas. Maurin, vice president
w. D. Park, cashier; L. J. Brun,
assistant cashier; Prosper Rodriguez,
Jr., auditor; Ulysses Rodriguez, col
lector.