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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-11
PLAIN TRUTH
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 81 PAGES
BY J. A. SCARBORO,
A Son of Georgia, Minister and
Student.

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Missions in America" The cham
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-05-24
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Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
WHO OWNS WINKELMAN
 IS 4 PUZzlING QUESTION
Suit to Determine Priority and Le- gality of Claims Is Now Before
 the Land Office.

To determine the ownership of the toWnsite of Winkelman, suit was be- gun yesterday before Receiver Charles E. Arnold of the local land office. There have been number of con flicting entries covering part of the townsite and aiacent lands and the matter has been brought to the land office for adjudication. The taking of testimony began yesterday.
 Several years ago P. A Tharaldson filed scrip on land that afterward was laid out as the tOwnsite of Winkelman. At the time of the filing the land was considered of little value and no ob- jections by settlers or others were made to the application of Tharald- son.
 Later, when development work at Ray began to make things d little more prosperous in the district several pro- tests were filed against Tharaldson. Farrar Powell. a resident of Winkel- man. filed a homestead entry alleg- ing prior settlement A hearing was ordered by the general land office be- tween Powell and Tharaldson. Then others began to file protests. among them being many residents of Winkel- man who were represented by Judge l.. J. Griffin. Rafael Lopez filed a protest and the Ray company by Ernest Stenger who filed a scrip application and a protest against Lopez and Powell ..
 The Ray people are represented by Chalmers and Wilkinson and Fen Hildreth: Tharaldsoh by Armstrong and Stanford; Lopez by Judge Jamison and Towel by P. K. Hickey. and AleXan- der and Christy.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT
(ContInued from page 3J

tend to any incorporated company, where such contract or agreement IS made for the general benefit Of such incorporation or company. as provided in section 116 of the act of congress approved March I, 1909 (35 Stat. L., 1109).
 In witness whereof, the secretary of the interior acting in thas behalf for the United States. has on this ....... day of. f........-...... l9lo' set his hand and affixed his seal of of flee, and the said association by its president and secretary, duly there unto authorized by the shareholders and board of governors of said asso- citation have this. ........d day or. ... ............, 1910, caused this agree ment to be executed in it's corporate name, and the seal of said association to be hereunto affixed.
 Secretary of the Interior. SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER USERS ASSOCIATION,
 By....... ..............-...
 President.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
TIE BRADFIEZE CO.,, ATLANTA ca.

cd on. He telcphoncd the news to , Templin. after apprising all Glendale that he was in search of a runaway couple, then he came back to Phoenix, arriving late at night
 But the desert was too fOrbidding even for four young happy hearts and they permitted their thoughts to dwell on that dear ice cream" SD persist ently that along about II o'clock they drove back into the sugar town and again gorgcd themselves. They had taken their wedding supper along in d lunch basket but they needed the ice cream for desert. Then they set out again going toward Peoria and the nevfs of their second appearance was telephoned to Templin, who in the meantime had secured the country be tween here and Cartwright in the hope of cutting their trail while other par ties were beating the brush in various directions.
 Having returned to their rendezvous at Stewart & Templins, on receipt of the latest news the searChers charter ed one of the swiftest automobiles Of the Arizona Motor company loaded up all the volunteers it would carry and burned up the road between Phoenix and Glendale. There they got a guide who took them in the direction the fugitivcs had gone. the trail leading to Peoria. ChuSging along by the railroad track they spotted tho old horse tied to the Peoria water tank. and halted. They soon discovered that a cot had been borrowed of the sta ton agent and the bride and her lady in waiting were sleeping soundly, while a little distance away the groom and his best man had found soft place on the sand with their heads resting on the buggy cushion.
 Mr. Templin and Dad shook the snoring groom and called him b. name. What do you want" he ask ed We want you" said the posse. Well I guess you've got me-
 Then they dragged him ruthlessly from among the ccntipedes and other desert fauna, thrust him into the auto and started back to town. He sang out a fond farewell to his wife who was too sleepy to weep or make any other romantic scene, charged his best man to take care of the girls and about i a. m. was dragged hatless into The Republican office and laugh cd at by Dad and the bunch. Then they took him home and put him in his little bed alongside of an old calico night dress stuffed with straw.
 Earl Ullom is a highly respected young man. the proprietor of the San itary Cleaning Works. good. citizen and good sport for he took his med icine without whimper. acknowl edging that Dad is not SD sloT for an old man. He also acknowledged that one cannot live on love alone. l. takes some ice cream also and too much of it on Wednesday night, prov cd his undoing
 The bride is d popular young lady. the daughter of Mrs. Ella Statler of 143 South Third street and has been employed for some time in the store of NJ. Goldwater & Brother. They have a host of friends who will wish for them smooth sailing in the future.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
ID ARRANGE PLANS
 FOR 4 CELEBRATION
Mayor Appoints a Citizens Committee
 Which Will Meet This Afternoon.

The statehood news that arrived yes tcrday and caused general rejoicing warmed the heart 1f Mayor l.. B. Christv to an enthusiastic pitch. Inn mcdiately foreseeing that there would be strenuous times ahead in the way of celebrating, and desiring to give the new state proper recognition, the mayor appointed a committee at once to arrange for fitting ceremonials when the final news shall be received. It is expected that news will be forth coming very quickly, wherefore the committee is asked to assemble at o'clock this afternoon in the board of trade rooms to arrange for proper observance of the event The commit tee is composed of the following named citizens:
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
Are You a Woman :?

So, we gladly print this letter from Mrs. Lizzie DodSon, of Boss Mo-, to show those ladies who doubt,
 that what we claim is true. Mrs. Dodson writes:
 mjust want to say that your Cardui MA is the best medicine in the world. Last winter wasn't able to do my work for 5 S7~y weeks. couldn't stand on my feet buta RAsT AA short time, had such bearing down mis- AsssssfSS cry One day got my husband to buy s&E~ me bottle of Cardui and by night felt like different women. have now been taking Cardu for four months and cannot praise it too highly for the good it has done me-"
 Cardui the woman's tonic is safe, harmless veg etabe extract and should be taken by all women young
 and old. Tyit It will help you.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17

Spend this summer at HOTEL POTTER, SANTA BARBARA, where living is joy and night brings perfect rest.
 HOTEL POTTER is perfect resort hotel offering a greater variety of recreation and comfort than any other hotel and at minimum expense.
 HOTEL POTTER is one of the famous hotels of the world, and the excellence of it's cuisine and the thOroughness of its service are standards by which others are judged
 HOTEL POTTER operates in conjunction the Potter Country Club. Here is to be found the sportiest golf course in California, a race track, polo field buffet and grill. Guests of the hotel are entitled to all club privileges
 HOTEL POTTER is operated on the Amer ican plan only. Rates $350 day and upward Write for special information
 TEE POTTER HOTEL COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
You Need a Tonic

Weak women need a ionic, to build up their con- ShfutiOn. AM women feel weak, at fines, and hen they need tonic ethan those who are dlwayS weak
 If you decide to take tonic why not take a WOnaH s tonic-tte woman'S tonic, CARDUl?
 HaLf q century of success behind it, proves that Cardu has merit for it is only medicines of merit that "shck-hat sell for years after the meritess medicines are forgotten.
 Naturally, the Cardui success is attested by thou sands of women who have fried it-who write us, giving permission to publish their letters if we wish for the sake of their suffering sisters whom they pity and wish to benefit
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17

Complete new line of soaps and per fumes at new prices-we can save you money. Adams Pharmacy, new Craig building. opposite postoffice. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17

We have the largest assortment of tooth brushes in Arizona. Every one guaranteed. Adams Pharmacy (Hild
 reth's). bn
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17
MOTHERS FRIEND
A LINIMENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.

a mother bow little life about will development health nature of the child Mothers Friend contributes relief
 
 
 relief
  quick and Write book valuable expectant Mothers
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17

Try our phone-we deliver quickly Main 243. Adams Pharmacy. bn
Arizona republican., 1910-06-17

The no percentage drug store. Adams Pharmacy, opposite postoffice. bn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
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81 entleiben, tnoem er Iih nit eirem
RaiirmsFer cine tiefe SnnittTpunoe
am Sdlie beibrdtte.
Jrau 8urte lab pobI, bab ibr Sat
te nit benz Raiirmeiier bantirte, slalb.
te ieDot. oaB sr i'm 9egriff itete, 7ih
gu rdiiren uno erit uls er blutibers
ItrDmt 5uiammenbrdh. tam tie 3um9es
rpuBtiein Der Sbatfufe, baB es fih
um etuen SelbitmorooerIut banoeIt..
@uf bic 6ilferufe Der ppr Sdyrt p1.z
Itg foFuHgsIoien 5rau eilten bic ii6ri-
cen 8eno6ner oes 5auies berbei uno
es tpuroe oann iofprt Elm in Der Rdbe
pobnenosr arSt grlifeu, Der bem 2ss
5ensmitben einen HptboerbouD anleots
uno feline lleberfii9ruHg nan bem 6cs
ipttal dHoronete, no bic aer3te ndcr
einaebenoer llnterfuhuuq ertldrtsa.
ooB 8urte nit oem 2ebeu pdpontpms
men oUrfte.
8urte, Der Ieit elmer Aei6e Don Sab.
rem bel Ter =. u. 8. & 7. B. gabn be.
ihdfttgt mar, Iaborirte ieit sSahresfrit
on bohgrdot9er Rerppittdt unb mar
oon Der 8abngsfsafhaft bsurlaubt
poroen. er bate perqebIid, auf osn
Sanoe oetlitng geiuht uno lpar etil
Dor fnrser 3eit tpieber mad Der 5taot
3urtidgetehrt. 9bfhon er infolqe feines
,3uitanoes boufig lebr uiepergefhIagti
mar, bate sr ME nit Setbitlnoro sss
brpht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

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mittas Elm Siemlih Isb1aftes Rencontrs
an Der Ode Der g,edrl uno Walnui
Strdbt init elmer 4u3ahl perioneu,
Die ith zines Sunoes annabmen. ben
ihrer anIiht nnh Der polisiIt nit un.
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Der Roter lief obne moultorb auf Der
Strabe umber uuo oa laut Der pro-
sIamation bss Mapors ale obns mduls
torb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. amasbraft
ruercen biirfsn, ndbm Der polisiit
ShniHo, Der ben aotsr fir 1efdbrIid
erahteie, Elm Bell uuo hdtte auf ods
drme 0isb los. Gr oerpunnete ben
6uHp auh, aber beriel5e fou mad Ser.
iiherune bon aussuseuseu pes 9orfals
les nod etfpa cine babe Stunoe oeIebt
haben, ebe er perenoeie. ssn Der 0a6.
bcrff,aft neruriaft. eas 0oraeben bes
poliSiiten dIgemsine Gntriituna une
perihitoens Mdnner MOLTEN bem BIaus
rod 3u aeibe. Der iih ibrer ieboh .rs
foIsrtid nit ieinsm aAiippsl ,ripsbrts.