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Road Zigzags Up to Sky.

The mountain side is almost perpendic-
ular, but the road has been made at
ali easy grade, SO that We covered the
tWenty-eight miles. crossing a pass 400
feet high, in seven hours.
We rode in an ordinary landau dra vn
by two little rat-like horses which were
rather insignificant to look at, but strong
and enduring. Unfortunately our coach
man did not wear the native costume
which robbed the journey of a great deal
of eclat
Almost every other resident Of this cor
ner of Gods kingdom wears fantastic
garments, and looks as if he had stepped
out of a comic opera. Our unsentinental
and unpatriotic- driver wore ordinary
store clothes, such as you can buy In the
United States for s12 suit. and snok ed
Austrian stogies the entire distance
The first ascent is 200 feet by zig
tagging up the mountain side
The only road l can compare it with
is the famous Oroya railway, which runs
from Lima to the Cerro de Pasco mines
In Peru There you can count from the
car windows in one place nine loops OF
track below you on TIE mountain side
In climbing up to Cetinje you can count
th.rty-four loops, one above the other
some of the tangents a mile or so in
length, others only few hundred Yards.
and every one of them is carved out of
the cliff. and the roadway is supported
by bUttresses of masonry and guarded
by wall of dressed stone three feet
high and eighteen inches thick
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View From Ascending Road.

The view from the carriage as it climb
ed the mountainside grew wilder and
more beautiful every mile, until it seem
ed as if we could see half of that part
of the world | know of no other place
where you can get so much landscape for
the money.
AS long $ YOU can look out toward the
sea there is some enjoyment. When YOU
cross the first pass. about 1000 feet hlgh
near the boundary between Austria ana
Montenegro. three splendid snow peaks
appear as a background for little VII
lage' that resembles many have seen IN
Peru and Bolivia that are similarly stu
ated.
But there is nothing attractive about
the country. It's vast sea OF stones
and rocks, desolation upon desolation
Arizona is a delightful place beside it.
The Serbs say: when God made the
earth the bag containing the stones purst
and they all fell into Montenegro Ana
appearance Of things justif1es that ieseho
Here and there is little plot OF
ground where enough soil has accumu-
lated-probably brought in by the wind
to raise a patch of corn. But the neldS
are not often larger than tabiecloth:
We saw only three or four OF these 1T
tie pocket GASES during the twenty eight
mile ride They were cut mp by stone
fences into tiny lots of every possible
shape like the pieces of jigsaW puzzle
There is 10 drainage, but 1t IS eApiained
that the underlying rocks eaten .he
moisture and hold it as reservoir pc
tween rainfails. so that the roots OF the
plants can suck il UP as they need II.
The surface OF the fields looks Ike
gravel bed and the pillow seems 10 turn
up as much stone as soil.
Water is scarce, hence the provision OF
nature by which the rainfall that soaks
through the soil is retained in these res
ervoirs is a most important one.
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Rugs, 79c

200 genuine Crex Mating Rugs.
size 30x6O inches. in wanted greens,
both plain and bordered styles, to-
morrow. at 19c each instead of S125
Reversible quality-sanitary and
durable
Tape bound sides and fringed
ends.
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Shot IN tue MOCK.
According to n Rosin, the proprietor
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lL7|MAS NO7IC|AS DEL MUNDo'

fsuelo. La muerte fue instant&nes.
| Londres, julio 24.-Por 29s 'votos
contra 1870 ha votado en- segunda
lectura la Camara de las Comunes el
proyecto de ley sobre el sufragio de
las mujeres. A la cabeza del movi-
miento esta David James Shackle
ton. Ell proyecto confiere el derecho
del voto a las mujeres que posean
propiedades 6 que tengan va ese
derecho en- ciertas elecciones NUM-
| cipales. Esta mayoria de 100 votos
constituye una nueva fuerza para la
causa del sufragio femeni no; pero Sc
cree que habra que veneer muchos
obstaculos antes de que el principle
Sc convierta en- ley, merced a la nece
sarla mayoria de 145 votos. La Ca
mara, pues, ha pasado el proyecto
de ley a una comision, 10 que equlva
lie a decir que no sera reconsiderado
antes del ailo proximo.
santo Domingo, julio 24.-Co--
munican de Santiago que Sc ha pre-
sentado en- aquella provincia la pc
llgrosa enfermedad llamada tracoma
la cual produce tumefaccion en- los
parpados y es de caracter contagio-
so. Sc atribuye al frecuente arribo al
pals de los arabes, la Importation
del NAL cuya propagation va al
canzando serias proporciones.
Barcelona, julio 24.-El pr6ximo
anlversario de los motines de BARGE
Iona (27 de julio de 1909 causa
gran ansiedad en- los circulos gobier
nlstas y polfticos,. Los carlistas yllos
republicanos organizan mitins de
oposicion y la situacion Sc complica
por Ia amenaza:,.de los trabajadores
de proclamar la huelga general de
Catalina, reconcentra tropas en- los
lugares criticos, con ell prop6sito de
aplastar toda tentativa de motin.
Copenhague, julio 24.-Ha falle-
cido hoy Honning Nation, professor
de la Universidad de Copenhague,
consejero extraordinario de la Corte
Superior y miembro de la Corte Per
manente de Arbitraje de La Haya.
Suiza, Julio 24.-El rio Gryonne,
que baha la parte sudeste del canton
de Vaud y desagua en- ell Rodano,
ha roto su diques en- una distancla
de mas de tres kilometres. Han pa
recido dos personals. A
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NOTAS ' NOT|C|AS

Hay gran animaci6n parc c n
currir manana por la 'noche la lun-
cion del teatro, en- que dan "La viu
da alegre''. Esta noche repiten la
"Princesa del dollars" y ma1ana es
la primera representation de la tan
da contratada para LA viuda ale
gre.
Una gran concurrencia fue ano-
che al Parque. Fl paseo de la playa Y
los palmares de los alrededores de la
caseta estaban profusamente ilumi-
nados y la banda del asilo de ninos
ejecut6 selectas pleas de SUI reper-
torio. Ell salon del "cine's Sc lleno de
numeroso pdblico Y muchas distin-
guidas familias de la ciudad Y de
Santurce disfrutaron del agradable
espectaculo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-26
ALERIA CUhS, |DOR,
CUIDADO CON
LAS INIT TACIONES
F. ron Have

f ron LIdEP es tan popular eu
Puerto Rico por su evidente pureza
'uen s1bor ' exquisite aroma.
No n-ce ds1o S4s efectos estim u.
antes son INOF ENSIVOS. No con-
tene ninguna droga nj subs,ancia
aZena j sls naturl-es e.emeo,os So
i-hrica por desti.aci6n contiuua a
vsp7r usdrdose los sparatos ma.
moderaos Y adoptandose mas e.
merado proce iimiento saLitario In
culdado especial Sc observa en- el en-
hotelladO ' empaque NADIA dc
COMPOS1CIONES. P.da.e en- to
das parties. Para compras a! por
m7yor en- san Juan dirijirse 10.
>res + Fernandez & Hermanos.
Sucras de Perez Hermauos
VI K CaIder6n y Co.
4. Suarez IL Go.
Agente. En- Mayague-:
Morsl Il Co : en- C.
Agentes en BaysD5n:-Sres Ma
nue. Perez K Co.
Agentes en- Vega-Baja:-Sres. su-
cesOTss de >obrino 4 Co.
IabrCan,es: Sueres. de Roses Il
Co. :. en- c. ArecibO.P. K.
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
PUBLICA.

IsUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INMUEBLES
En- Ia Colecura de Renas apo ds
1910 las de venddos los
reaonados los
mbargad Dor haber pagado
dbo tempo las conbuanes vndas egos gdn dspon n
Ley de Ren InternaA
PROPETAR1OS Description della Popdad Conbuciones
PRIMERA sUBAsTA.
Sinforoso D&viA 80 cdss casa Jayuya arriba 217,
Sucn Arcade Colomsr, 10 Bo Arenas 4ao
Jose Ms Rodriguez ID cdss bohf Caona Arriba 410
Rafael TorreA 10 cdas b. Roncador 2719
Luis de Pablo; 40 cdaa un bohio, Bo. Angeles 74s
Franco. Nativdad c. AZ cdas y casaa Bo. Salto
salduc Ahajo 2177
Sucn Pablo LegareA cdas Bo Salo Abao 1888
J. r. Montalvo, IL cdas nm bohio Bo. Caeuans q 81
Antonio JesdA 10 cdas Bo Caguana, 1885
Matea de Jesds Acevedo 126 cdas Bo Cagusna
Juan Ramon Rios % cdaa casita Bo. Capuana 2SOS
Sucn Smpo Serrano III cdas casia Bo Caguana
Ana MARIA AlDarran ~ cds una canta, 1127
fueden verse los deaes dessen los rev expeden
compador de ada propiedad dbe deposir vo ell
d cento de va vendda
de desre de reso dc cual
proedad durane los dez guenes al vc6
Uuado, P. r., 21 de JUNO dc 1910.
(Firmado) Lucas GmEnez-Coledor
Aprobado:-B. R Dix, Acting Treasurer
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Los vecinos De n c1llo del Par
que en- Santurce - gUe,an del POGO
ndmero de policiaz qIe ALI hav para
iel servlcio, pues muchas veces 10 %
We TN guardis pOr tndos los aIroie-
dores. Hay ALI much0 vec.ada-.o. -
suelen eometer raterlas slguna= De
elias por el dia Y debe deztinarze 1T
poiids sino una parela para FL cons
ssnte Sc rvicio de aquellos siti0s.
Sc informa que "a empresa De
su.omoviles Que haze el seracio de
San Juan & SanturCe. aumentara RI
ndmero de carrOS que circular hov-
Con motive de Ia fiesta .ls ano-
che en- el parque - sument6 el mime
TO de csrros electrieos para el zervi-
oio de Ia eiudad Y Santurce y sc hizo
el trAfico regularmente
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In HALC0N De ALTOS
VUEl0S EN- LARES,
Julian Perez penetro en- el
gaIlinero de- Bernardo y
Sc llevo prisioneros a todos
sus habltantes. +
Al ser capturado 81 presento Re
nito y dijo. ~que Perez lie ha.
bia llSado tanbien una pa
ciisu ave.
El popular Perez fue conde.
nado a un semestre por Ca.
da aazaia.
De nuestro co.responsal

Julio %. Fueron condenados por
esta honorable corte municipal ell p
del actual los siguientes: Contra Ju-
liam Perez, por hurto menor. Este su
jeto del barrio Santa Isabel (Utua-
do Sc dedica comprar gallinas. La
noche del 10 de JUNO penetro en- el
gallinero de Bernardo Sanchez V lie
llev6 seis; do conocimiento a los
policias Gautier y Martinez V estos
sin perdida de tempo investigator
el robo, resultando ser el autor el
mencionado Perez. Antes de ser cap
turado lie dijo Sanchez los colores de
las gallinas a la policia , al caer Pc
rez n las redes de la justicia iunto
al cuerpo del delto. Sc enteraron de
los colores resultando eXactamente
iguales. subiendosele q Perez los
colores a Ia cara. Tambien al propie
tario don Benlt0 Garcia le fue sus-
traida otra galiina del dornidero la
que aparecio en- poder lei Perez,
Por el robo de seis gallinas conde-
no la corte municipal Perez, a seis
meses carcel V otrOS Seis meSes por
el robo de una.
Maria Torres ~ Coouvo. por
actos deshonestos. condensda a dos
meses carcel V I'm mes mas por al
terar la paz, los que ira a crmpln
q la carcel De Aguadilla Maria 10
PEI por el mlsmo dehto ire a suirir
dies meSes carcel Y IN mes por altc-
raj Ia paz. los que estjn2uira en- Ia
carcel De Aguadilla. Manuel To
rres por alterar Ia paz a"s pesos null
ia o dos dfas ar.esto. Carmen San
tiago por alterar la p4z, do> pc-o.
nulta. Juan Centero Per aIterar 4
paz dos pesos multa q c"- siiaz cay
Gel. Fundador Torres Y E.adio To-
rres. dos pesos multa caiA uno .
cuatro dias carcel. Bl4s Tore, & Eia
dio Torres. dos reSo> mul'a ! cada
uno cuatro diss carcel.
Fundador Torres y EI1dio Torres
dos pesos multa 4 cada uno q cua-ro
dias carcel. Bias Tore. por agre-i@c
diez pesos multa.
Manuel Perez contra Ia salud pl.-
bliea dos pesos multa.
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Paris, julio 24.-Ochocientas mi
personas asistieron q la revista mi
litar de Longchamps. lei rey Alberto
y Ia reina Isabel estaban en- la tribu
na presidential. Ell desfile de sesents
mil hombres que tomaron parte er
Il revista y Ia carga de scaballerfs
produjeron gran efecto entire los cor
currentes. Despues de la revista, e.
dirigible Liberte ejecuto una serle
de evoluciones muy notables.
La fiesta nacional es celebrada
con gran entusiasmo en- Paris y en-
los departamentos.
E Comitk de instruction pdbli-
ca ha adoptado ell proyecto que re-
elanenta Ia election de los libros en-
las escuelas.
Los cadaveres de Oscar Erbsloeh
v sus cuatro compaheros seran en-
terrados Nlntos en- un monumento
elevado & su memoria por la compa-
fifa propietaria del globo cuya ex-
plosidn cause la muerte 4 aquellos
aeronautas.
El alnirante Jonquieres ha sido
promovdo 4 gran Official de la Le-
gidn de Honor.
oujds, julio 24.-Una partida de
mdfgenas marroquies ataco hoy una
columna francesa que hacia un re-
conocimiento en- la region del curse
superior del rio Moulonya. Despues
de un vivo combate, los marroquies
fueron derrotados y puestos en- fue-
ga y dejaron SO muertos sobre ell
campo de batalla Las perdidas fran
cesas Sc elevan a IL muertos y IS
heridos.
Bogota, julio 24.-El doctor Car
los E. Restrepo, vice-presidente de
Ia Camara de Diputados, ha sido-
elegido presidente de la Repdblica-
en- reemplazo del general Ramon,
Gonzalez Valencia, quien ha sido
nombrado primer sustituto presi
dencial. Ell doctor Jose Vicente Fon-
cho, ministro de Colombia en- Fran
cia, ha sido elegido segundo sustitu-
to.
Marsella Julio "a AL mtentar
recorrer la distancia que hay entire
Winnepeg y Partage Ia Prairie, un
individuo de nombre Eugene Fly
cay6 de su aeroplano, cuando Sc
encontraba a varios cientos pies del
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In esta imgrenta Sc vende pspel de
periodleos vlgOs 81 quintaI
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EscueIa particular de VeIano
HCMACAO P. r.
PJojcsores:
>rs Ana Rogue de Druprey
Nj G L. Hines.
Ensehanza en- ingleS.

- admIten alumnos desde 30. So
GTEdo Pnseios conrsRci9nniss. sc
pTepsran mafstros rurales y gradua-
dos y psrs 2. Service Civil.
EXsnsnes en- septiembrs por Ell De-
plrtsment0 De EducaciGn.
In a-umno estudioso pusds aprs''-
dcr "u grade en- estos tres meses.
- les Propordonara puPilaje & los
alunnOs de Ia i.la que deseen aProve-
char esta oportunidad
Tara lnformes pueien dirigirse d
dofa Ana Rogue C1live U. Hines.
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IN MAYORD0M0.

In mayordomo cen largs practi-
a en- eI ouitivo de Ia "caha, desea
colocarse al frente de una co onia, v
81 etecto tuenta con las referencias
que Sc oeseen. Para informes esta
Administrator y en- Vega-baja. don
A rturn Grcrra r~e--
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

4ACooU4y ASPdl VI w @>'So'
SIJBASTA PUBIICA BIENES INNlU EBIEl
1915 las de vndidos los potores m
benes donaos de los msmos cubr las cont h
eon embargados aber agado
debdo las contrbuciones vncdas dpoe
Ley de Rentas Internas
PRoPIETARo6 Description do Ia propedad Contbucones
aproximados.
| TERcERA sUBAsTA
Manuel Vega IL odas b. Arenales Alto 49,,
Ildeono Cubero Is edas b. Arenaes Alto 32US
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
Sucn Vicna Colon IL ck bohos Bo A1enaes Alto 234
Esteban Rsmos So cdas bohio Bo Arenaes Alto 64l
Santos Adames 20 cdaL bohio Be. Planas
PRMERA sUBAsTA
Sue Fernando Gonzalez 40 caa Ao
Felipe Perez IS cdas cassA Bo Gaaes Bsjo,
|Sucn. Paula Cruz 10 cdas, Bo. Lanadas 644
Antonio de IL Cruz 10 cdas, Bo Lanadas, 4.7S
Antonio de Ia Cruz, 40 cdas, Bo Lsnadaa 6,C2
Jose Gr.jaes hoy Luis
Torres So Bo. Areusles Alto 725
Pueden los deaes dsen respecvos expeens
Ecomprador de caa propedad debe efevo
dez del vaor vendda perd
de de psgar eresto de
propedad dunte los dez dss aen
Isabella, P r., JUNO 50 de 1910.
(Firnado) Ramon vida1-Colector
Aprobado Samuel D. Gromer, Treasurer
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EXitO fen0menal.

En- la Palmesana de Juan Pieras
Allen 80 Sc ha recibido un gran surti-
do de calzado Y ropa hecha de ulti-
ma novedad.
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In es'a inPreuta se vende papel de
Periodicos yieOs i 81 quintal
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LOLA SUGAR Co.
AVISO

Habiendo sido acordado en- Junta
gen eral celebrada en- el dia de aver ell
reparto del diez por ciento (l023) del
capital realizado. como segundo divia
dendo activo por ell presente Sc avis
d los Sres, Accionittas de la Lola
Sugar Co., que desde ell dia 25 del CO.
rriente estara alberto el pago en- las
ofcinas de los Sres. Sobrinos &c
Ezquiaga.
S,n Juan P. R.. Julio 10, 1910
.4nGeI GOnzdlez secretario.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
EARTH'S ARTISTS.

painter August Is. whose brush Shows Earth's hot heart in each cool
 rush.
 Each bush flames underfoot. each
 tree
 A tossing torch-flares high and free, Each plant would all flower be. A sculptor Winter is; his hand With icy chisel carves the land; He bares earth's pureness to the light. His keen strokes shape with rigor
 right
 The sudden goddess. hushed and
 white. Earth listens; her musician, Spring. Afar and timid, thrills his string: The goddess melts-a girl descends; Those stars. her eyes. on his she bends And deathless hope his luting ends. But when the girl a woman turns Within her soul all music burns; Her poet, Summer. sings the word Her spirit had but inly heard, And life to know Life's joy is stirred.
 Charlotte Porter.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
ED. HoWE's PHILOSOPHY.

Militiamen don't rear back so far when they stand still as regulars.
 Three-fOurths of what a woman does her husband calls putterings. Did you ever notice that the woman on silver coin wears a pompadour and q turban?
 If YOU want to make a fool of your self opportunity knocks more than once
 mother is very proud of him. He is too smart" she will say. ito be caught by any woman" But when her daugh- ter remains a spinster, why, that's diff ferent
 Many a we'll behaved husband thinks that if his wife should go away to spend the summer. the other women would pay him lot of attention. And many a man who has sent his wife away for the summer has been rudely shocked by receiving no attention at all.
 Let a man get the idea in his silly noodle that he is very popular and that the people are crazy to elect him to { lucrative office. and everybody will eulogize him, although the people may know he hasn't the slightest chance tof success. Why do people do this? It's plain love of mischief People show the same love of mischief in a hundred different ways.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
TELEGRAPHERS IN DEMAND.
One of the Craft Suggests a Way to
 Attract Men to Trade.

Photographers are scarce these days Letters from points on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway com pany's lines indicate that the railroad is seriously hampered in its inability to find operators. The rules of the Order of Railway Photographers, whereby. the output of apprentices was limited, are blamed for this con- dition.
 "The wages paid by the Rock Is- land." says a dispatcher. "are from s55 to sS5 month for operators and from $90 to s110 for men competent to be wire chiefs. In time operators are advanced, if they display ability. to position as train dispatchers at $135 a month, and from that position promotion is possible to places of high responsibility. At Trenton. Mo; Her ington. Kan; Fairbury. Neb., and Ce- dar Rapids. Iowa, several operators are needed
 Photographers to whom the foregoing was shown showed no excitement. ''The dispatcher's letter." one man said. Suggests to me that the rail- roads soon will have to adopt the plan used by the United States navy and the marine corps Have pretty colored posters on billboards of the cities to attract recruits. They should depict the operator or station agent lolling back in an easy chair. reading a novel. He should be immediately arrayed, too. and the general manager should be shown in an attitude of pleading-begging him to take one of the $1S5 jobs. Only the law has saved operators from being forced to work twelve to eighteen hours a day, and even the law doesn't save some of them. Some of the roads have es- tablished schools in which to make telegraphers. The railroad operator getting $S5 a month is mighty scarce person these days. More re- ceive $35 and $40"
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. Sept 1.-The market had to bear the burdening profit talk ing on the rise yesterday and was affected accordingly Such a move ment after prolonged apathy and listlessness was not to be neglected by the long suffering professional operators.
 Politics continued to occupy a large share Of attention, but there is disposition among the larger finan- cial houses to defeat the exploitation of the stock market as a field for the expression of opinions of political prospects.
 The subsistence anxiety over the banking position in the country pro vided a substantial basis for confi- dence. Bonds firm. Sales, s2.644, 900. United States 2s declined Is per cent.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15

health, vigor and youth. He can reel off from fifty to seventy five miles on a bicycle at any time.
 He performs feats of strength that amaze all who know him.
 This is all due to his precious foun- tain, he asserts.
 This fountain consists of an amount of good drinking water. some salt brine, common s3 spray pump, a large tub to stand in, an ordinary wash bowl and pitcher and a two gallon stone pot or crock. Nothing else is necessary save to make the fountain perform it's health-restoring proclivities.
 Thus MT. Shaw explains its work ings:
 ''I pour three quarts of water into the jar and then put in the pump and
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 Serial No. O12O17.
Phoenix. Arizona Land Office.

i Phoenix, Arizona Land Office, Sept l, 1910 1 Notice is hereby given that the Santa | Fe Pacific Railroad Company. by How | el Jones. its Land Commissioner. has | filed in this office its application. Seri- | al No. 012017. to enter under the pro visions of the Act of Congress ap- proved April 21. 1904 (33 Stats. 21D. the following described lands. viz: | All of Section nineteen. Township four North, Range one West; All of Sections twenty-fOur and | twenty-five, East half of Section twenty-six. East half of Section thirty i four and all of Section thirty five. in Township four North, Range two West;
 Lots one. two. three, four. South half of the Northeast quarter and the South half of the Northwest quarter of Sec tion five, Township two North. Range one West;
 All of Section four. Lots one and two, South half Northeast quarter, and the Southeast quarter of Section five. Northwest quarter of Section twelve, East half of Section thirteen. East half of Section twenty three. all of Section twenty nine. and West half of Section thirty-four. in Township three North. Range one West;
 West half of Section thirty three. Township four North. Range one West;
 South half of Section ten, South half of Section eleven. and all of Section twenty. in Township three North. Range one West of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian. Arizona
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described. or desir- ing to object because of the mineral character of the land. or for any other reason. to the disposal to applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, on or before the 10th day of October. 1910.
 FRANK H PARKER.
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-15

work it for all 1 am worth to mix forcibly the water and air, making the water storage battery of vitality which the skin will greedily absorb. Drink about a half pint of the water ana save enough for a half lemonade with honey, morning and night Pour the remaining water into the bowl, add brine enough to meet your idea and bathe to your hearts content. l follow this with a hundred knee bends and there is no chill. There should be none"
 MT. Shaw will be so years of age next month. He appears not day over fifty years of age. has a strong and graceful carriage. broad shoulders and a forearm which would do credit to a star pitcher in a big league Boston Post