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The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-17

kl0ass source source the impurities of the
Baol' .aine, 5. s. S. will remove them.
rss;, ~ Sores and Ulcers and any
~ aavice free to all who write.
WATT sPEcgEsc CO.. Atlanta. G..
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-17

Oh INFECTIOUS Ol
m orbid matter,
enriches the cor :
puscles, and as
sists nature in
the formation OF
the n &c e S s ar y
plasmic qualities
of this vital fluid.
No matter from
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-17

Aoulo;n,s Cough Remedy for coughs,
o .ei5s and bronchial trouble " writes
Mrs. L. B. Arnold OF Densv ,, and Il
I'VE have used II repeatedly !, az For
has never failed to give reiiei'
sale by all dealers
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-17

Mr.. Steel has in years past oeeh a
frequent visitor at Mena' anu was
quite widely known.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-11-17
chronic ULCERS
INDICATE BAD BLOOD

Where the blood is pure any wound
y laceration of the flesh heals "by
aisl Intention" This is true because
:. aa'uie has provided constituent to
nc circulation known as Plasma,
s sa,ch joins and holds the place to-
ss'ner until the fibres and tissues can
w5T,lmanently knit and Intervene.
!; saeneyer the ulcer becomes chronic
!. ss because this healing quality of
y; ss blood has been impaired by some
,lIpurity in the circulation, and the
, r'ase remains open, injecting all sur
~ ,Sanalng flesh, until the character of
s ,ss SPECULATION is changed. No sore
s"a neal where the blood is bad; be-
;tu y the morbid impurities on which
Il. uiives are constantly deposited
NV NV u by the burdened circulation.
Ss sanse the blood and the sore will
Il q Its own accord, because then
hs very source and foundation will
cL .e oeen destroyed. S. S. S. cures
on al0nlc Ulcers of every kind for the
r,; gIeat reason that it thoroughly
srsa,ss. the blood. It goes into the
seuiation and removes every particle
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PITTMAN I'LL With MALARIA
Z. y. IONNL SEfI REN HEDH ~
iTD ron NiDRIZ'S GtPTIIE.
S,gns % nlssensIsn in Follow ing "f de
Farto President state department
sends strong Protest Against Mat.
treatment Of M american t1tIIru.

wAsHNGro>. July l. william Pitt.
man II Boston. who - held prisoner 10y
the MadrlI forces at Manag,ia. - slightly
III from malarlal fever Jns.' de Olivar"s
American Consul thsre. photographed tn"
stat. Department that Pi'man'- con
dition was no, serious and that h" had
been prov d.d with medical attention.
Consul Olivares has formally protested
10 Sanor Madri2. President II III" d" factn
Government ~ ManagIa. against IN"
maltreat Of Pullman while "n roui"
from Bluefieid- 20 Managua when h" was
deprived Of food Pttman ~ now con %
fined IN a cell that - larger and more
comfortable than his former quarters
Madrz has renewed his promise ~ Consul
OIivar~s that Pittmau will he treated
property
Mr. OlivAreS al-n reported that Gen
Baca Minister General 81 the MadrIz
faction. had rendered his RESI- gnatlon.
II has not been acted IN by President
Nadriz While Mr. OhvRr~S CAV" No
reason for Cen Baca- resignation, It -
believed her. 10 ha due to dlsssnsion
among the Madril faction.
BosruN. July l. The anxiety ~ the
relatives - William = PIttman the
American engineer now confined m JAIL
At Manag,Ia. Nicaragua, has l-'en some
what relieved by assurances r"C-iNed
from the State Department Today
Edwin ? Pullman uf cambridge. a
brother - the young man. VII" has IN
listed the sympathy and as,istanc" OF
senator Lodge. received tins Telegram
-For YOUR Information repeat ti"
Telegram -..nt Yesterday Co senator
Lodge n r..-pun-- 80 ht~ tel .graphrr
inquiry Telegram received Yesterday
FROM Consul a. ManaguA states ma
pit'nau Vs~ ~ filthy cell IA local lau
aud IA half starved condition consul
fully aware - the interest which thI-
t'uv-rumrnt takes 10 Ca-'' iua,i' most
-ueTg-'lc protest t. Pr'.sld"nt MadrI'
aud secured Iitlmau- transfer 30
cl-au-r and larger cell and - -upplyinE
h,m fuud and -l--pIug cot ha'" to-day
t..lsgrauhrd IA. Consul -Grn"ral a. larg"
who - at present ~ Managua. d.i'r iInK
hun t. r-Iterat" a. under -I.'CtLl .n-truc-
tons the protest To- NddrlI Iuaslug clear
iu N th. general and gnatI"n aud ~
touiShnen' caused throughout IA" ntt"d
states ~ M treat m-ut 10 tins American
,lttl-u HI NTINGTOS NIL~O>
Acting Secretary 81 state
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al ,,0,,l5 M, ,1orJ the advances
d..,.,r',.,j -, H.. 80 ,hn, thew should
S.,'a,i,, -, H., H., ,,,.,J ,.as beeinn,n
-, -, 49, 80 80. "a s,r;da &c
w n, - -, -. .hoS,n also where
,bc rorn,,any bad ARRANGED 10 run i'p
,rai,s III ,.,u, ,,,,.r ~ as. 81 a strike
m. ,,.,rL,,,.,,, bn...,..r n,, great conf.
j,.r,,, ~, ,h. ,x,rJ Of Shsr,G ,Iidd "A. Rruf
h,,nsaIf In,reriy n p.nnsyIyania brake.
man uhn mas saii his Ietu,iss will I've
su,orn ir Ia prn,ac, prorcrty. bu, not "a
pTo,.s,, ,pen who may he. brought to take
Tho ,larr ~ striknrs
MANY wnykm.n 10 night say they will
strike o-moTro~; II IN. forenoon confer
enc, il moi pToitlctiv.
WukEsE.RRE. Pa July Is Track
forenen and section hands 81 the pela-
ware and Hudson Railroad who hav" been
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vas ,r1s-a--st - ~ 'r~ rd-a ma ihare
vA~ s'r-'1.1g w-rE and ~ returned
r. .nys-' za'-
fha' som" .iav lo~-rv xTabtrri - 80
irrr mo c0Ir'~r - rts cAgv ant ~-n'
h0nt' .p-.~ ig. na1a examiner fo,in .
IN o. IN -Iur'as. ana the Iauk ofictals
tsEE. ~ rgn, frr lnw-rv
Th~v Grdr trd him lie had stuffed
t7a Tolls rr'. rts i.rrs-' and WALKED - M"
"iRs - tl. CIV there b.. boarded %
trolley cor Tor Row" ' IN Rome he
.nEsE~t Drrs. art carnage Whtch took
f,rr e. tana-tutI
n. s-s~i4n' cashier di.ipp-prsuca
made >crs''inr The rank was ;on-
sr!"."I ,'- - the strongest IA Utica
\ zee Pr" ..isr' sherman vas first Ntc--
tr-Sr-.r. 81 ~" bank
A. frs ~" bank o4l"iais sald that
LoS~-v md Snn" ~ -,r- and had WnlSsi
~ vltn sIrn Nr'"rNari they admitted
tha' 'h,s si,'"'nrr' had h"ru mad" -
prevent u, ruu ou 't. h.tuk
4 close examination revealed the great
amount 80 M" lu-- Lovely had owned
properly worth ahrr SSDNn This was
conhscat~i and with hrS forfeited bond
~ so ~ tho bank VS. partly Reimbursed
FER he theft- u has Nerd
After I.ow"rv- disappearance - be-
came known that D." had married Resi-.
SAnde-so- e stenngripher. twp years
hefore sra vuIld discI-s neither her
secret marriage t. Trwsry nor hrs aiRht
She lives m I'r,a hIt - nov ~ Whining.
ton ra
through her IN. triii NJ tina missing
cashier VS. CO. aftH' having haan ono"
completely losr
The Utica hank Crlsr"i - me- lNss Nv
'ns four years thsfrS through IN a--~%-
men' upNn It's stockholders The net loss
vas only slightly over tlno.On and the
burden when ~, idei was compa raiIv~lv
slight The bank = business continued -
evenly ~ betur.
\ couple vi weeks after tina a-sr-ran'
cashier departed the hank officials found
N l.oVery's desk a not" thai he had writ
zen proha bly, JuHt h.for" having con
leasing that he had rohh..d tho lauk and
assuming the whole responsibility for
the -hor'ag" \ da-lr. ~ shield his
fellow clerks from any unjust su-picion
evidently prompted rha writing ~ the
note
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a. D. .REIw> ,sk> nv ORrE
Charge uis Nr- WITH Misconduct Win
David YOUNG. JT. of Newark

BIvurr, pTuD,-.i!uR- have n'--I % 81
,t,,.t an fh,. court II JhAu'-ry ia N-war =
hy HuwarI l. Gr-imS against hi~ wife.
femme J. Gf-lfn- The cuupl" Vet" ma -
rel M Boston 80 iy'I AMI ur'tI their
,-pararruu ~ March lu-t N-Ir f,s,I' I
90 fl-t Orar :" tT-ims r"N lives ~
Jersey cav auI hf- N,i"s h"in" - -
Sys Warren street Newark
In. p.tIttun lu Gr-rm-.. behalf VA
nI-i ~ Duane ; Mtuard ct \"~arN
T. alleges rnisconduCt by Mrs Grems
A. N~ark ald NorN. Pa ari names
Davt! Young. Jr a newark stock broker
and son 81 DAVID Young former VICE
pr.-it-rt ari general manager ~ the
North I.r..v Street RAILWAY company
Young mai. emphatic denial y-ster lay
that there Wa the slightest fuundal lpn
for TIA. ..Il-gat ions Of Gr-lm>
4 hav. not seen Mrs GREENS IN .igh
Zen months sad Young yesterday
Her husband was m the employ of the
YORK Halfway company som" tim" ago.
when I wa general MANAGE 81 thai
cnpc-tn He resi- gn- ms plAre never
hal any wrongful relations with Mrs.
Greim-.
There are two GreimS children. Mar
iore. Ae.t I and Janet > After their
return from York the Gr"lmses hve1 IN
tI.., OranR. until MarCn last year Then
they separated and GTeiIn@ went 10 Jersey
Iity. taking with him his older child.
lie place tn" latter with his brothers
and SISTERS. who reside ~ 9ig North
Twentieth street. Philadelphia Deter
mined 20 recover Marjorie Mrs Greims
.nployei private defective and they
'racri her TN. day last September
Mr. Gr.ims aud IA" d"'~Ctlt" came
mon Mgriori" playing 10 front 81 the
phila!sIphia HOUSE Mr. Grsin- z.iZat
her daughter ana trIs"i IT, carry her away
Two brothers of GTeims saw the attempt
aud lnt.ryer"d While ore brother
tackle IN" d"tectIv" a. 4 h"ld him away
tho other on" raIIPi Marjorie AND tore
her from her mothers arms d"-pit" the
d~-perat" -truggl''- 81 IN" latter The
girl was taken into Oh" North Twentieth
street HON. II her relatives AMI Mrs
Gr.imz's quest faIle1
C;reims ~ now associated with the
trolley interests idcntihsi with the New
York Central IN upper New NoTk state
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/ on Saturdsy end hs th.rd a. Rockland
I On T,lrs.iPv July ~
II ~ Uniar~tood that non" ~ ihes" adj
dresses " al touch on pnhticS ~ any way
IN" MaViinN"r's Itinerary m general
way - a. follows Monday. July Is l"av"
beverly. TUESDAY. July 10 at PASSPORT.
"Wednesday. Thu rSday and Friday. July
~ p and p. ~ Rir Harlor Saturday
,mly n at Bangor during th" afternoon.
spend the lght AZ the home II senator
Hal. at Ellsworth sunday and Monday.
july - and 25. cruising near Rar Harbor
and llnsboro with a stop AZ the latter place.
Tuesday. july ~ AZ Rockiand "Wednesday.
July -. ~ BIdd-ford Pool: Thursday, July
~ arriV' ~ B","rlv
President Taft will dine On "Wednesday
AZ Bar IA rbor a. the guest Of MIR and Mrs
II DimoCk Of New lork who are occu-
pyIng ElsInor. cottage Mr. and Mrs
Nicholas l. Anderson Of Washington Will
entertain IN" President ~ luncheon
Thursday and b.. will try the links uf the
kslro Valley Golf club IN the afternoon
reception IN his honor will h@ gwen
from to Il bv Mr. and Mrs Franklin Hills
Of Washington Two hundred invitations
have been i-su.d for tins AFFAIR
Miss Helen and Robert Taft dad not sc-
COMPANY the PARTY on the tnp They are
49, Murray BAY for a few weeks stay and
will return to Beverly uu the ARRIVAL 81 the
President party here july -
The Executive ofiio-s IA the Mason
building will remain open and the regular
offic. fur,',. viii be kept a. WORK under
Assistant Secretary Rudolph Forster
looking after the President mail No
letter will h.. --nt To hun Unless y - %
great Importance
The President 10 likely To witness part Of
the Royal Ssaa wanhakS International raCes
which wall tak. place N West Manchester
at the. end 81 tn. month
4 duty which the President will be
asked To- perform "n his return ~ Ia lay
the conversion. - the new ' VI & 4
which viii cost IN the n-,ghhor-
hood Ut iip,pp n will u.. erected un
1 ttp' street upDpsit- ia" Executive
Offices rh- President made the first
e. m rIbut "a toward The new budding ~
Siuu
Ih,. We. - SECRETARY Charles u \ur-
tom VIII - - the Beverly Hu-p'al re-
covering from al Operation has So much
improved that Secretary Norton found
~ possible. - accompany the President
along the coast
B.fur.. l-dyIng Beverly he PrrSId-n'
dad not upXl-,' To- inquire Tor MChA"l
ID GrIzOrdIO. who - recovering from IA
lI~I-~ r.'C-ty.-d some time ago Nv being
run Dy~r ~ ~ automobile driven Nv
Robert Taft near PrId-'- Crussing The
Pr-sid"ut ~a~ informed hv Miss Cush-
tuuu. natrun ~ the hospital that H. tiri
gpIdIp WA- R'.ttlbg along nicely
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>O WORE SPE,ItL COUNSEL
IN Greater New York In Franchise TaN
Collection Cases

ALBANY. July s-Attorney- General
! O'Mallev wrote to-day 10 Corporation
Counsel Watson 81 New York in refer.
enCe to special counsel in franchise tax
cases Mr. Watson recently wrote C.
the Attorney General asking 10 be desig-
mated a. counsel himself or for permits
mission for the city 90 intervene here
after. inasmuch as the hack taxes. COW
ering ten years. have been practically
disposed %
The Attorney General points out that
the city as n matter Of fact has inter
vsned and has always been represented
10y the Corporation Counsel He explains
further that his duty under the statute
To- designate special counsel cannot be
avoided but IN view Of the fact that
the taxes have been ~ largely collected
h" will m the futur" d.'signst. no special
counsel IN Greater New York hut Use
one ut his regular deputies - assist m
the trial 10 these cases
Nj - Mali-y SAYS that tho recent
public discussion On this subject arose
hv reason of fees ra,d To- special counsel
d..-I grated heiur. ms term. and that
No un' can with Justice. complain b-Caus-
uf fees - b. paid 80 counsel dec. gnat. ed
by him. consider lnK ia" results obtained
namely. the collection - more than
So .BslUO ~" save ~ - IN. duty # the
city authorities and not the Attorney
General 10 audit the-.' llit- aud there
- M reason why any Julust ur rN"rhi-
tant bills should be paid
The sI+,edv TRIALS before the courts
which he has been able 20 have -Ibstt.
tut-d Tor long continued references hav-
been great ''unumy he saws and he
add,
Furthermore. o. vas r-p"tfa diy srsrI
Ipun mr bE Representatives u YOUR u-
pir'm-ui. 10th under Mr. rrndl-. ON aud
.uur--lf. that vnu had on. one or 700
men experienced 10 he RAJ a.! these ,a-...
! .t- sIg@i not 20 'pnN cue uIufc hmm one.
Term ut 'oHri ~ Gf-ttrr \rF Nur. -
,our department could SPAR. uuiv one ~
ihr~" men iu du Tue 'riSl NurA The con
,iIi luu- "Nt-..uG we're 'hai ,o.r department
could furni~u bHf one man amt fL.- ,..
parttu~n' could 10 spare. ANY 'ur frItI
~ or nd"r 'he-- DundI Ipu- up I-s,,,,
.'uuld be- mad" "a fh" ,ulI",tIuu OF ms. ten
YEATS ac'umUia' 81 ba,h 'sN-- .IrIur.f
the ~mplON m"u' of ~pr,ta. ,uIu-. IAa-r
back iaNP- having been ,oII.,f- nov a.
Nou point OF. o. NAV be H. vorA an lie
prosecuted without hiring -peytal counsel
To any gres extent vii ,uop-rafa with
}oV IA e,eTv va, 'u di~po-" - auy p-ndins
must INSIST thai al trials ~ha - be- hau before
the courts where thew may b. ,y.di'y ami
inexpensive disposed oi
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SPECIAL NOTICES
GEl\
RABIES BENEFIT BY
VIEW SKIN DISCOVERY.
stops Itching Immediately. soothrs and
Comforts the Little Ones

dsmons'ra' ion % The crlca,v and cn,,r.
harm i"-sne-- 81 p"slaW. he new -sin dis.
Coy"r,. i afforded Whsn o. - spplied TO IN.
tender -k.n ~ infan'- Who are tortured urb
flashes. "hahng-. -Caly and or sled hufnor.
aud other -kin aggTaya' ions IT, .dect
- soothing. ID" r'chng stops a. once. In.
skin heats and = quickly restored 10 normal
condition
In m" various forms ~ skin trouble. m
both infants ami adults po-larI produce.
beneficial results from IN" h--t application
kcl"ua. acne" hsrp--. rash. rrtter .fr
yield readily - - remarkahI. curatt,.
properties Occasional applcation. an
quickly Danish uupl~'. hin' rhc- and com.
ni"NIon h"m'~h"s and vii relieve and ,,,r.
itching feet. -"1lv ,calr. humrr-. etc
Tosam can he had for hf'v cents A. anv
r"tahi" f'usSi-' particularly HcErman-
ktkef :. kali-h :. hinsnan'- ana F.nE.
wanns. VITO maj" 70 -ur,taEf OF a. ~,
= b" Im"rsen". labora'ort.- No s.. W..,
veu' mn stree. New Ynrs ,r,, y,I
-"nd 'rinl supply free hv ma 10 any nna
vh" wil wiz" FOR T. Tn. . - T-r,.n, Ia
shON result. ~ = hours
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RORNT. "a regular ms,ung % ~. Hrr
lHrrr'ors ~ the HOW LIN iSs"E'N"F ~
FANT held lui' -. 1910 'r~
Iinut" AMI RESOLUTION we've haoT
o. late N.-oJlats Director aIt r.... ".
John BoTne departed lhls 3D.. fr CAV
Inc IAN ~ july. 1870 Hr Vss
pirr',or ~ the company IN p.'r.. "
and for many vrars served upon ... '-'
i've committee
NlAays an earnest worker IN y 30
whi,n he h~rar1r Interested. Ir 81
orrAny the hr,' % his roursr' H. a. .h '.
"rrr Hls Vcuih and ,trrful .f'
Tor him m" ~stcrrn md Arcr uo. ''''
rlatrs NUlTkrn down 81 thsNrf.
iov"r. We irsi ~ me more E~~.
~ Nj. friendship AMI ,o.usr'
not rypr~.s the gtir' gr'-H .- .H u. -rf
~ Il oris~ri that this Hiur'r - 40
'I''~d upon fHr Er.aTrt o.. '.
snG InH' 40 en--gr.rI ,ouE OBJ.
snrHa rtst ~ fI. fam.
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TripIr Funeral for Victims OG E.Opus
Grrrk browning

luYl- iuu-rdl services fpr William J
k-l-u - wears Did Il ~ central ay-ul!-.
James ! Gordon ~ wears old ~ 40
Ogi"u ay.Iit... nd William touA-uu. =
! wears I'D. Il y5l Nummt aNrug-. al .
.l.r.-Y ilty Wuu were drowned IA IsUpu-
r..,.k near S,uRrift..~ On StitIpitN. Will
tai. place. ~ the Church 81 ~ Paul -
tr- tr.sS- that cav. morrow morning
wn-U solemn nigh mass ut ~ IuI-m - ~
~. c..l. prd','d fyI the r-Io-.' 81 their souls
The ru'.ru.nI- will - made IN thu HulV
Is M. cemetery ~ N.--' Sld.. aNsuu-
~" Young men htd t-.''t friends fpr v'.ar-
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WO>ORuL WRE'k TNOTIR,
- admission to Inv rsiigais BEFORE
Nlioa Ing system 10 start Ngam

lu" PUpl' SERVO Commission has
began ~ invest e. on - tho accident On
~a'Vfav afternoon ~ ~" nov memorial
me winch ha- b..u hu'I' b"' w".n CIV
Island and Pelham hay Park T. g. con-
r"'te no euRin""r ~ charge ~ thu trans
pHria'lHn d"na -'tn"u' ADD q corps ~ -
a's'Ani- wl'l 'DI'.v ,E' ne instruct ruDs
- ~" ~"'rnI-s 80 and p H. sa.d that do
-p''e N" prom -. mad" bv tho owners 81
~" rNad 'h"' ih" -'-'"n vii r" ~ ppera
Won 'RSIt n . d4H ~ fvD ~ moro cara
~ I" ''V"d '. r.Iu 4u'fI me ~oTnru,s
si"n sngu""r- .4.- u.is thorough
'@s'- ~ 'f' s.''"'v 10 no r-V sysfsrn
" VS. -- Cd r'''. -',y ~ tho 1ffica- IT h .
corn N SslUu 'Ilf tho Tunor.lI com naDy
VI ~"g.0 .f"-7'r0u Rrfhott ASKING f,t
~ - al f0'v"'tr'r ~ IN. com ~, lssIrn /.
enElhSsrs
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N>OLiE\T INN Ri>,E COS.
Two tica Concerns to Ne LIau,ds ed
~ Order Of Z curt

kLsANT. JIly - supreme tour' Jus
r,o~ Ds Angels Of ItIcs to-dsy on Applcs-
ton ~ The State Insurance Department
granted orders for the Liquidation Of the
citizens Fire Insurance Association Of
j''ica and the Empire State Fire In-uranc.
ASSOCIATION ~ Utica. two cooperative
- insurance companies which have
operAtei IN Oneida Madison. Herkimer
and surrounding counties This sctio n
'oi'oWsan examination Of these companies
maze last week which showed eXces-e-
~ liabilities over assets m the case Of
the 'It.zen- Fire 81 ~ NJ and IN the
Empire ri tSsl Frederic q Dunham
chief Of The liquidation bureau % tho
fnsuranc" DE par'unsn has been appointed
-per Al dsourv superintendent and has
ts-sn charge
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The hody 81 George Simpson. forrns v
Of Port Jervis. y Y. was found ye''er.
day afternoon floating IN the lake m 70. e.
trail Park on S..venty-third street EAr'y
IN the day a coat was found GA the las.
shore containing a memorandum hncA
with simpsons uarrs There was moth.
ing else in the coat except pair of -g.-.
tacleS. Az O'Clock the body came %
the surface
II was identified by friend. who sal
that Simpson was by trade n printer tu'
that latterly he hal WORKED ~ a. al
night Park row restaurant. \ sisia-
Mrs. &. Dus"nbury. lives ~ 40 Trmgis
street Astoria l.
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Tn. Wal, street "r,.n,ps sur.

The Wall Street edition 81 THE EvENI~o
SrN contain - all IN. financial news and
tho stock and bond quotations 10 the close
~ the market ~" closing quotations.
inchI,iing the bud and asked Tr'ces. with
additional news matter. are contained also
ia the night edition Of TME EvESIN0 Sun
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Grand iur, =, ~orL on onto L,nrh,ns

NFwsEh ONO. July l. In" spec, al
Grand Jury summun"d - invest CAT" m.
lvncn'ng ~ carl fih.rIngton h-gAn work
'p-day Pour saloons were PM ou' ui
business ~ m" pol r." to-day and tour
NOR" lVnChlug ~u~p..cts V"T" Hrr-zted
\ warrant ~ pu' Tor the arrest ~ q prom
n.uf /rpa-sII'p ~. n.
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MARRIAGE .NOTICE.

lIN,l.~ UNNrNTDf,.. Thr-rar-.1r-r ','I.s
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NBf.H'r AkI:R-.

FRANK v. CAMPuEII. 2II..4IN 80 -
ttapes Ambulance sesstcs. r-. $50 80
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Sni8:Gru4Ya6.

II you paid full. regular
prices you could not buy
finer tailored or better
styled clothes than Smith
Gray clothes.
II il were the seasons
beginning you could not
find CREATE assortmcn,
than is now to be had in
Smith Gray stores: and,
best of all, the savings are
considerably more than
YOU have ever known.
Two and three piece Suits. rcf.
ulsrly up 20 $500,
including blue Ism
serge AosVV
Two and three piece Suits. req.
ularly up 10 5000,
including blue 40 IN
serge AOsVU
Two and three piece Suits,
regularly up to % nm
$500 GAsVV
Two and three piece Suits,
regularly up TO PC m
1000 .. SOsVV
Nearly every three-piece
suit offered now under
price is half lined and can
be worn as a two-piece
suit during the hot season
and will come in very use.
full as a three-piece suit in
early fall.
Smith Gray & Co.
in New York AZ
Broadway and Warren So.
Across from Ci,, Hall
Sih Az, Bet. 9th a 18th Ste.
In Irooklyn st
Fulton ST. az Flathush Az.
Broadway and Bedford Az.
. I5ES Nm.
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NO STRIKE ON PENNSYLVANIA
HEN nm WiNtGEHENT tCH
BtNS FOR lGREEMENT.

Representatives 90 the Cenduetsr>' and
TTalnmeu's Z Mons say Trouble NAs
al Been hue 20 WisunsieTst andinGS
There WIN Ne W increase IN wages
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
NOTICE TO FAT WOMEN.

Presumably you know, ladies, that the
proper caper nowadays is lines. Curves
are passe. You have get to take off
your fat. This must be done in one OF
three ways. BY dieting, by exercises, or
hv means of MarmOla, Prescription Tab
lets The two former viii keep you busy
for months and punish you pretty Sc
verelv. the latter viii cost you rs cents
At the druggists. The tablets will not
make any alteration in your diet neces-
sarv and yet in all probability. before
--ou have used I'D one case, you will be
losing from u TO 16 ounces Of fat day
Which method do you like the best?
If you fancy this pleasant method OF
getting off the fat see your druggist
Instantly. or else write the Marmola Co..
az Farmer Bldg Detroit. Mich, TO send
you a case by mail. These cases contain
so generous a quantity Of tablets that
the treatment is very economical 1t IS,
.Ico o,,ite harmless for the tablets are
made exactly in accordance with the Ia
NOUS Marmola Prescription.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-01
LAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.

Las Cruces, \. NJ. March 1.-The fol-
lowing deeds and other papers of record
have been filed with the recorder OF
bona Ana county:
Deeds Filed.
J. T. Miller TO L. \. Hollis. warranty
deed to lots II and Is in block IS OF
Aliller's addition, consideration 81 and
other valuables: dated May II. 1909.
Charles E. Miller ct uX to Edward
Clark Adams ct al. warranty deed 10 the
southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter and lots and 4 of section II town
ship 26 south range east, consideration
sSS46.50; dated Feb. 1. 1910.
L. H. Vanderwerf TO W. /. Farmer,
warranty deed to lots 80. 81, 50, sc, 81
and SO in block 81 OF Miller's Washing
ton Park addition. consideration 81 and
other valuables: dated Feb. 10, 1910.
L. H. Vande1werf to H. c. Preston.
warranty deed to lots q ana % in block
Of Aliller's Washington Park addition,
consideration 81 and other valuables !;
dated Feb. IS. 1910
J. I. Miller to ". W Edwards, war
ranty deed to lot 26 in block q of Mil
ler's Esparanza addition, consideration 81
and other valuables; dated Aug. 16,
1909.
j. T. Miller to Ed Person, warranty
deed to lot 81 in block &C of Miller's adj
ditiOn, consideration 81 and other valu-
ables: dated April 5. 1909.
J. I. Miller to E. Pack, warranty deed