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Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
Life Isn't
 Worth Living
When This Statement is Made It May Be Gen. erally Attributed to the Lack of Good
 Health

We want to talk to people who are nervous. who suffer frequent head { aches, who don't enjoy their food, who are irritable. quickly lose their temper who are SO exhausted that they feel they must give up. and has become so despondent that life doesn't seem worth living We believe We know what Is the matter with these people in this condition, and if they will fol- low our advice we can tell them how to regain good health and that buoy ancy of feeling which makes life seem surrounded with happiness and sun shine.
 Most of the above described condf- tions are chiefly caused by what is commonly called catarrh. q below par" condition of mucous mfmbranes This delicate lining of certain of the body cavities becomes weakened, in famed and congested until the whole system is weakened. mental depression ensuing as one of the results. The wise way to overcome this condition is through a treatment of the general system. We have the treatment. and we are so positive it will produce the results we claim for it that we will supply it to any one with the under standing that we will return to them every penny paid us in every instance where the treatment is not in every way satisfactory and beneficial to them.
 We want you to try Rexall Mucu- Tone, which is scientifically de vised alternative tonic and body build er it's action being to aid the body in its effort to re-establish the natural and healthy functions of the mucous membranes.
 Rexall Mucu Tone thus acts to ex- pei the catarrhal poison.' restore the the whole body. allay inflammation. remove congestion and stimulate the system to healthy activity. It is splen- did for aiding in the building up of flesh and muscle tissue and removing weaknesses.
 Come to our store and get bottle of Mucu-Tone. and after giving it a reasonable trial. if you are not satis- fled. simply tell us so. and we will hand back your money without ques- tion. Surely nothing could be more fair than this. Rexall Mucu- Tone comes in two sizes. 50 cents and s1.OO. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Phoenix cnly at our store. The Rexall Store. The owl Phar- macy. Andrew H. Miller. Mgr. cor. First ave. and Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
M PETALS

New York. Nov. 22-Standard cop per easy. Spot and all deliveries, up to end of March. s13.25G136O; lake copper. s13.50613.75; electrolytic s13.371s G1S.50; casting $13.12h G 13.371a. Tin was irregular. spot and November closing s31 40dr3l.60: De- cember. s31.40@3175; January, S3l.40 d31.75: February and March S31.50@ 31.S0. Lead was quiet. spot. s4.37k F O 4.42l2 for New York. s4.20m4.25 for East St. Louis. Spelter was quiet, spot, s6.35@6.45 for New York. s6.20@ 6.25 for East St. Louis.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Cattle: Receipts, 10000. Market 1O92Oc lower. Reeves. s3.s5@9.OO; Texas steers. s3.7O@4.70; western steers, s4.00d4.25; sotckers heifers. S2.0O1 5.6O; calves. s6.O0@s.50.
 Sheep: Receipts. 10000. Market 10 d25c lower. Native. S2.75G490; west ern. s2.90m4.90; yearlings. s5.25@6.50; lambs, native, s4.75@7.30; western. s475m7.25.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-23
LOS ANGELES CONTEST
 DECLARED OFF.

Los Angeles. Nov. 22.-Judge Con rev of the superior court dismissed the citation brought by Nushet against Smith in the mayOral election contest Unless Mushet appeals Smiths name will now go on the ballot at the De cember election as the opponent of AleXanders,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
Personals & LokeIs Mkt

Gid Smalley subscribed for the Blu gle last week Gid promises to pay us for this subscripshion by next harvest sure
 Lige Green come to church services last Sunday morning wearing a new pr of pants which is about eight inches too short. Otherwise they are good fit
 Jason Tucker, chief of the Bingville Fire Dept. says that if fire don't break out in our midst soon he's go- ing to hand in his resignashion. Jase says there aint no need of having a fire dept if we don't have no fires.
 Elisha Wiggins of Calamity Corners spent one day last week in Bingville Lish was looking for steer to match up with a steer he already has and thus make a yoke of oxen outen them. He was unsuccessful. OK steers is very skeerce in our midst.
 Mrs. Samantha Deevers has not been enjoying as poor health during the past week as she was formerly, but she is still on the sicklist as ushual and is perfectly happy.
 Miss Sadie Perkins who is taking a course in stenograffy at the co seat writes to her folks that she has been through the court house and has seen great many fine sites.
 Personals and lokals is very skeerce in our midst this week, but that's the way r goes-some weeks there will be more personals & lokals turn up, than we have room for and then the next wk there wont be scairsely any-there is ups and downs in all businesses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26

say and that nothink strange vii be thunk when a farmer who i. plowin ont in his field happens tc see airship pass over and happen: to have them who is in it hollel down and ask him where they bt at and how fur it is to australia wherever that town is.
 We made a good deal of allowances when we read this piece about air ships and what they accomplished in France. In fact to come right out and speak our mind as tc what we think we must say that we don't believe a word of what we read about airships in that city paper.
 If you want reliable news that you can depend on you will half to read the Bingville Bugle. Thes. city newspapers allus stretche. things until you can't scairsley be lieve anything you read in 'en any more. To us the very>ideal of a airship flying through the ail with nothink to keep it up there is persposterous and ridicklus ir the extreme and for one we wouldn't believe it unless we seen it happen with our own eyes-and then we wouldn't believe it, being as we would think that we was suffering from a hallucinashion or a opti. kal delooshion. It don't seem possible that airships will ever be able to fly through the air. It's all right for birds to fly becuz they've got wings, but as for man he wasn't intended to fly or else he would of been borned with wings to him, wouldn't he? Oi course he would! The city papers can print all the cock-and-bull stories about airships they want to but they can't fool us folks here in Bingville. We be leetle might smarter than city folks gives us credit for and citty folks who try to pull the wool over our eyes will find that we can see through the wool.
 Subscribe for the Bugle which don't take no stock in airshiI fairy tales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
PIumming did by me

h addishion to doing plain and fan. cy blacksmithing I have purchased few tools and am now prepared to do plumming jobs on short notice. have heard that plummers allus charge about five times as much as a job is worth to do job of plunming, and I desire to say that will be no excep. shion to the rule. Sinks cleaned out, pumps that is .froze up thawed out, rainspouts putfinto working or. der, old kettles and tinware sOds dered up as good as new and every- thing else in the plumming line did in a businesslike and workmanship manner. If you have got anything yo@ want did in this line you had better coa@ suit me first and will do the work inns mejit and make proper charges after wards First come first served. I done a job of plumming last week for a man from the citty who rented Enos McCrackin's old place for the summer and the man I done the job for says am a bugghouse plummer, and that's what am and don't you forget it I will also continue to do black smithing at the same old stand every day in the week excepting Satterdays and Sundays. aIlus go to the co seat on Satterday's and 1t takes me ali day Sunday to git rested up from it. Yours for fancy plummings
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
Bright-Breezy-Bellieose-Bust ustling
The Leading Paper of the County

r. Word has come to our ears through the medium of a back copy of a citty paper which Cy Hoskins procured from a friend of his'n while at the co seat on business and pleashure three or four weeks ago, we forget which to the effeckt that the airship has at last triumfd. Cy brung this newspaper home and read it his- self and then his wife read it and then they lent it to Slime Gookins and family who all read it and after they had got through with it Slime he pasd it on to his neigh bors and Sime's neighbors they pass'd it on to their neighbors and so on, ad libitum, as you might say, until by the time we got holt of it the dog-goned newspaper was in shreds and almost wore out being as it had been pasd around from hand to hand so much. When folks happens by axident or otherwise to git holt of a copy of a city paper why don't they bring it direct to us so that we can get the news fresh from it for the Bugle. The Bugle you will remember is supposed to be a up to date newspaper and we don't like to haft to give publicity to current events a month or so after they happen although some times we be forced to do this as in this particular instance.
 However we calkilate that there yet be some folks in Bingville who ain't been SO fortunate as to read this copy of the citty paper which we refer to (although to look at the paper you wouldn't believe it) and it is for the benefit of these that we tell what is going on in the outside world with reference to airships.
 It seems that a month or more ago airship contest was held in France to which airship inven- tors from all over the world was corjially invited to participate in and bring their airships along and prizes was offered to the feller who could stay up in the air in his airship the longest. This acct which we have read with great care states emfatically that some of the airship fellers stayed up in the air considerable spell and some even longer than that while others Topped down to the ground and busted their airships all to thunder and like to of busted theirself into the bargain. This acct states that at last the airship has triumfd and that some day we may expect to see airships fyin through spase with no visi- ble means of support as you might
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26

fox. Next day Yves went to look as his trap but was a good cal sprised to find that the trap was gone and Yves he couldn't find hide nor hair of 1t al- though he looked for 1t until dark. Yves is of the opinion that a old he bear got into it and carried it of being as the trap wasn't big enuff to hold he- bear. Yves has the sympathy of the entire community in his loss. This is the first trap Wes has lost this season and he hopes it will be his last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
Blow to YVES

Yves Woodruff our expert hunter & trapper met with a keen loss last Wens- day night. Wes found a cave in a ledge about half way up Sawridge Mountaing where there was fox signs SO he went and set steel trap for a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
Country Correspondence
SLAB CITY

H
 Jaspar Tarbell had one of his hogs to die on him last week. It drest 36S pounds. Jasp will kill his tother hog about Dec 1. Arioch Wilkins has hole mess of appels for sale. Appels is SO plentiful hereabouts that there ain't no sale for same. Anybody needing appels ort to see Arioch before said appels rot on him.
 Hester Jones got her feet wet while scrubbing last week and now has a bad cold on her chest. Hester is afeard of pneumonya
 Jabe Homans got kicked by a horse on the Ed ultimo which like to of kicked the paclSin outen him. Jabe is now able to be around on crutches but he aint very smart yet and wont be for quite a spell. VOX POPULL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-26
HAPPY VALLEY

When flame Wilson hunted up his winter mitts last week he was a scan- dalized to find that the mice had went and chewed them all to pieces. flame, cussed that turrible that he aint seen a sign of mice about the place sinst.
 Mrs. Benj. Gibbs while cutting up some stovewood tother morning come Ivery near severing her foot from her body. The axe jest missed it and that's all.
 Miss Mary Ann Green the bell of Happy Valley give croshay party to a few of her friends last Satter- day at p. m. It was very brillyunt soshial affair and them as was pres ent was glad they went.
 Sam Sullivan come home late from Hardscrabble tother night and when he went to go into the house his new bulldog which he bought a short time ago jumped on him and bit the whole seat lof Sam's pants off before the bulldog reckonized who Sam was. Sam says his bulldog is awful good watcher about the house at mites.
 EXCELSIOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
SurNcn nm Snoicu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

NcrGbefiefrctGr ii Sr-
lono, @irrc, hat in elmer Nehe ais,
aefiibrt, Die Grflarungen Salts iibcr
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lidbt ill 9cminnell. IS lit mcni1 Nils
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louicnocn Seiiion @eicb mcroct miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Tcpartrmcut iir jficntlih,c gautcn. Cubic
partement hes Staot.S macnicurs.

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tolls Strabe.
sutton Npcmie, hon Baltimore trabe bis
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
Sas fran5GfidJe ~Ginfommcnitcncr-
6eict.

Gle iran5oiiife &anmcr bat oie
GinfommenI telsr- Sprlu9e nilgcnom.
men. Gic Hegierun1 bate tic per.
langt@. obgleif man int Sanbc bon
oieier Reform nidt Diel uiiien moIlte.
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iiOukfniien bcitcbcn, beiteben abcr mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-20
&irdlide Gnsciaeu.
yefanntmadJungen.
Bureau hes etast,@

20. Mars 1909.
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90. NIidr3 1909, 5l unien aHgefiiblter ,Seit an
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