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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

Gin portugiefiiher gi.
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portugieiiihen Staot Golmenar uuroe
Elm BON SeerGubern peritetter Shos
qefunoen. Gin 4rbeiter grub neben
ben Ruinen zines alien S6lofes bic
Grbe auf unb itteB auf cine 2ln8abl
ipdniihsr Cob unb Silbermun3en.
@r berIhtete bon ieiner @ntbeduno Ieia
mem 6errn uuo ipfort tDurbe cine ipz
itematiIde NadfprIdung augefteut.
Wtdn leqte bic 8runomauern oes
SalOFes BLOB, oas aus Der l3eit ber
Mauren ItGmrnt. Die StdbqrGbsr
eHtoedten eine 60bIe, bic ioraT6ltia
permauert mar. .yu ojeier Sooble, bic
nit auBeroroentIih Itarten MGaueru
utngeben mar, fanb man 3pei Idpers,
perroitete GiientGiteH, in oenen ii6
Elm S6aB bon grpBem @ertbs be-
fauo. Der SnbaIt Der aaitsn nuroe
iorgTdtti9 unterIutt. Die Sahpers
ItdRoigeH Iino Der 4niiaht, oaB es iih
bier um 8suteitLide pOu Sehiffeu bans
belt, bic etipa Dor hunoertunbfiinfaiq
sSabreu geiapert Ipurhen. Gum grob
ten SheiI befteht Der Sdas aus aIten
Ipaniihen uno portIgieiii6eu Wiin-
gen; bod entbieIten bie Staten ant
pertbpoas eIpbeue uno iiIberne De-
ihIrre, geI6meibe unb airhenasrdtbe.
Die llnterIuhungen pernen unter Re.
gierungsaufIiHt fprtgeIest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

itd5 uur auf Guqros Zransdtttonen, Bel
tleinereu @eiddfteH percen etpas bobere
grsiie berednet.
grouifoueu.
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grima Steam l3.90--l4.0Oe,
6aniip l4ss-l45sc I. o. b. :.
1rpdeHeeia Isenes 6leti9. Marft
feft. Sbort Hare Seiten Ia - i44e, ihort
Aippenieiien l3sz-l334c. ertra lhort clear
Seiten 13A-l4c, SAultern R-l214c,
Bellies l5-l5H Ioie uno Ie mebr psr'
paiit
8acon.-Rarft feit. ebort Hare set'
ten 1514-I5Lc, ttrbe Rippen'etfen 49,
l5e. ertra i6ort clear Seiten lo--l5+t,
ShuItern 1314-l39<t uno Bellies l64--
1875 IOie uuO 14t per gtnno mehr uerpdds:
Sugar Cured j Lei O. Narh ier
bel gutter RaGiraee. Sttnfen l735-ls19S
gicnic 55uLtern l4--l4IG 8reatfait Ba'
CON 20 - 2Ic, gduItera 14-l41st, Rsu
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elkasp6fefts IIetfb. - Rdrst
feft. sdltnten l71l-l71Se, gienie S6ulterH
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tern H. 49, 12t, ibort Aippenieiten l2I--
13t, ibort flare Seiten l3l4-l5It, ertra
ibort SeiteR l3--l3Le, Bellies l4-l7Is
per gfuno.
RebI Setreibe.
R.bI.- Reues g9inter gdteut $50
$40, @inter Sanen s5.l5-5.50, Dtnter
EouiIu S4.75-5.00. Grtra 4.25-4 30,
orbiudres s3.65 400. Sprtng gaieut
s5.65-5.9O, DO. fantp A.s0-5.25. DO.
JamiIp s4.50 - Ats. RogseumebI reines
81 4.55-4 65, ,eeuiihies 8. .75-4 .s5 per Dbl.
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no. 2 rother Btrter ll9-l22c. Ro. 10
ll7c. Ro. rotber 80 l0ic per Bu.
gersauft wurosn: Gar &c. 3 rotber Nin'
ter III ll6c aui benz gsletie.
Bel licbtoru.-W1rti rubis u. ruiuiaer.
Ro. 2 ueises 90 - 621zc, SO. petbes
I6IL%-s2c, go. rueiBes 60-5lc, Ro. 2
oel6es 90 - 6lt. go. 3eelbes 5Shs-6Ot.
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| i6G-6Dt<t. Ro. 3 DO. 50 -- SOC, Ro. DO,
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per Bu. 8erfauft DurOen Gar Ro. ]
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torn 10 63c auf osm Beleiie.
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4711c, glo 3 weiber 4614l-47e, 30. DO.
441,-i6s. Qo. 2 eeuriidter 46H-47t, Ro. 8
aemiid,ter 46--461ac, Ro. DO o.44Ha-5511at
per Bu. geriauit wuroeu 2 Cars Ro. 4
Ipeiber vi Acc, Car go, 2 wetber ~ 441zC
auf oem geleifs.
Rogeen.-Rarst ftetis. Ro. 2 5I-S61<xt,
Ro. 3 7g-s31 314.t, Ro. 4 73-79c per su. Ser
fault nurben: 2 Cars Ro. 2 su s61ae on
benz gsleils.
RaI,. - Trisbiahrs Ber'fe. Ro. 81
sst, uroinGre 62-Sst per Buihet.
BeraIetd Der getreioe' 5reiie NIT ben
| isnigen ON sGethen Iage ees uortsen Sab
| res:
10. mir; 1910. l9.T,ar; 1909
| Reieu. Ro. 2 rother l2lr 1881
| s9elitsorT, go gemiihtes 621ac 67t
| 6afer, Ro. eemiidter Heuer 49t 63tL
| Roesen, go. ueuer. 800. .S3e e4s
80 bistu.
Der Rartt mar itetie 9ertduft uaroer
s62 SbIs. Tiitiner's 6iuiibeo 0ooos au
| Der Bats uon 81 35 per Gaqoue.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
Yjeroe uno NNauleiel.
Cincinnati 81. Rar; l9l,

etnciunatt 81. Rdr; 1910.
lie 3ufubr mar tn Der perfofieueu1Ote
uidt ie5r sros, Die Rahfrase eiue quite, bes
ionoers nat ben beiieren Mdgenpieroen,
nnn bic gretis maren itetig. Am 5htas Der
gpede pureen eis iolsenoen Euotirun9en
ndmbaft geuadt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

ceIe. Rarft rubia uRo 'eit. qein6L
robes 79e, sefoates SOC per 9auoUs in gar'
tien pom II Dbl. ertra I5tuter Ieit
sdrbol SIC per @aIIones GoItou Seeo
Del robes "a - soc, raf7nirtes $3.50
Baaone. Terpeuttn SIC, Petroleum, Der
lection 10e, Gbio, aertutg uno Snbiana
es1e per gduone. Groun 9aioIiR l5e,
Rapbta l2c per 9aqone.
SaI;. Der Rarft 1T rubiq. Ohio
Riuer 85e--$l 90 per 8bt. uou 23O gfb.
IdIa III itetia. grinia Gltg 7L-72sc,
DO. gountru IKE per 8funo.
GobIe n.--Rdrtt rubtG. gouobiooheup
$3.50, Rub uno Glad 800 -- 225,
Ranamba 5tIitohleu $3.25-35 80, Ru5 uno
clad sl.9O-2.25 per Iouue Gbeeliefert.
aaudloie StuffobIer s4OO Antbractte
81 .25-7.50 per Tonne GbasLiefert. COTE
foiten LIE per gu. abgeIisiert
Sdmereten.-Rdrf itettq. ates'ads
men S6 .0O-6.50 auf oem G,.eiie uuo 81 90
7.75 per Bu. pom Store. Etmotbp 81 40
|. .65 aui ben, 8eGeiie unb 81 5000 per
Bu. pom Store. guhwei;sn :l.O0, 6Ia5.
inamen 800 per Su.
Eeperu. -- Rahfrase gut, greiie itettg.
Meibe Gdniefeperu. ....... .5O-55c
lrImd 8dRiefeoerHuouq gutter Tarbe 43-45c
>, DO. meiiteus ardu. 4U--42c
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Sdute. -- Radfraae tienlih gut, Rarit
militia.
aabeeialgeRc go per IiuHo. 91lt
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Gttu Butd,ers II. gdders, irlihe Zoe
Rriidle QalhielIe e l4-l5c
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FLINT ... l1c
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

ShAAh u "uk1 81. ItAIS
3uiuhr uHo 8eriunot pdbreno Der uer,
HoheueH 9ode. pergLit3en NIT Den srpei
porberaebeHoeH 8oheR, rudren ME foLgt;
3ufubr. RiHopieb. Sdpeine. Sdafe.
Rdrs o.. .35lS 1868 SS4
mar, II 44O4 $3.50 4s4
Rdri l6 $3.50. 1888 1854 1852
Ter gerianOt betrus in OerieIben 3eit:
Rdr, 5..... $50 3lO6 -
Wars IL .-... 413 2sI -
Bars ~. ..... s64 2l6l -
3uiubr une 9erlanot pdbreRo Der per
fIoheneu -. StuuoeH, perglideH nit oeriels
ieIben 3eit Der porbereebeuoeu g9oae pas
rem wie ioGst
3ufubr: EinbOie5. eapeine. sdafe.
RdrS IA . 1905 1859 81
8drs Fl 1852 1881 1876
Der geriauOt bstrus in bsrieIbea 3eit.
Bars Ia .... 255 -
Rdrs 2l ..... Ks lS5 -
Ircboem bic Breiie In Der
periIoiieuen Rode itdrter geitieaen iinc,
mar bod bic 3ufubr beute geriug. Tie
8retie itteaeu iufoIge oeiieu UNI pettere 25c.
Sawere Stiere brahten s6.75 - 500,
ertra $500. Chieu $3.50 6.75,
5Ieiiderittere, ertra $3.50 7.75. quite
bis auserIeiene S5.75-7.50, oroindre bis
autes4 50--6.25, IL Stiere wiegeno lo73
9inuo $500, 0eiiers. ertra ST 6.s5--7 90.
auie bis duserIeiene S6.00-675, oreindre
bis quite Sl.00-5.75; Sube, ertra s. 60
8. 75. quite bis aaserIeIeue S5.75-6.50, prbi,
mare bts quite s350-5.5O; ganners 81 Is
100, Stoders uno 5eeoers s3.55--5. .s5.
8alIeu.-1ie 3ufuhr mar nur mdBia
uno bic greiie itiesea I'M l0-25c per 100
4iunD.
Dlaaere une leicbie S3.50-4.60, Bologna
A.75 - 5.75. eTtra S5.5S, fette Saaen
S.. $500
Rilhtlbe. lie 3ufnbr mar in Der
psrfieiieneu gsede sieurlid sros nno bic
greiie ftetie. -- @emte mar Der Neartt tart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

400. SO. s15Oo-l6.0O, 9ttfalfa sl5. so
per Ton.
mhblenfutter LIT feit. SIete s24 so
RS .25, NsiobIing grobe S25. .O0-26. 90, DO.
feiHes $26.5O - 27.5O, gemiittes Iutter
s25. .50-26.50 per Tonne in 8uEt unb 81 90
mebr duf benz 8eletie.
BolIe. - Die Ra6frage mar in Der per
foiienen @o1e cine CUTE, Die 3ufubr nur
ntdBis uno bic Breiie ftetig. Die odnbEer
fdtifteu ME folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

mad s.-Rarit rabia uno itetia. odnos
Ter tGufeH priua 81 28-sl9c per BfHno uHo
persQufeu tIetne LuantttdfeH "a 2--3c mebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
Siebmdrfte.
Cincinnati, 2l.

Cincinnati, 2l. Rdr;.
i3ufubr uro 8eriuuot uaBreno Der uers
Hoiieneu gSo6e. pergLiden NIT oen ;uei
uorheraebenoeR 8oteR, ruaren ME folGt;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

Der unias TN biefssu GIeariHsbaus be'
lief H1 beIte ouf u, ,0s4. 900.
xsfal.s ssfarttsirn.
Ter Warit mar beute rubie, bic 9reiie
etsr waren felt. 5sioneers fur &. y. & 6.
CON-, wtlt9s ~ ss4 ihIohen. grecter q
s3nrnele com. mar e6enials ieft uno lbLoB
su Se5 seboteu. lie uobitebeuoeu Ser
tdufe ituo III beridien:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
BON, 0elomtarfte.
W 0 ntaa. 2I. gpdr, Iglo

Wontag, 2l. WdrJ 1910.
Tie Bdnisn paren NIT Routsueorbeiten
sseinlit ftart beidditist, bod mar bic RAD
Iaee mad Gurleben fsine grobe. - yelo
W. w'uie. Gie ganien bsredneten fur Oars
iegsn ,,en caa" 4-4L& uab bistontirs
zen 0eifdftspapsere su b--6%. Sm offe.
nsn Warite uuroen 1orlsben ION cal" su
40 uno auf Be gu 41l% piaetrt.
Gsafa ant Rus psrf
maten idwan uub purben I'll 1Oc Dis
iontO per 5000 spiiden Banien per
'anfs. Ih couHterrats betrds. soc gramie
per 5000.
r'safa sHf Gnrssa
paTsH feiter. - Seuie iins bte toggenben
luoiirunesn su beridten:
sonbon, 3 Tass Stat, s4.S8 per 6,
" xaee St6t, si.s5 per e garis 8
1aet St6t, 5l2hl--520 6rdncs per 500 !:
~ Iage St9i. 5l71 - 5lsL 5ranes per
slU; fur DeutiHIanb. Iaae Sift, 4
Aari e51Ie. DO. 30 Iase Sidi, s41.e.
documentary Bills auf Sonnon wurben
gu Ab3I, AMI BIasgow ~ s4.S31 unb
auf Bslfalt gu s4.s3 periauft.
ransss.E sliaansnsH
ruh's nHc lietis. Die 8auien quottrer ME
,olQt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
lIeberiidt oes Cincinnati
1ytnrftes,
fir bic Rontae, ben 2l. Naar3 1910
enoigenbe Bohe.

Cincinnati, 2l. RdrB 1910.
Die nahfoIgenben EuottrInsen be3'easn
itb MIR auf Gueros Iransdtt'oneH; Set
tleineren @ei6dfteH meroeH etnas popefe
Yreiie berednet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22

3ufubr uno 9erlanbt udbreRo Der per
fIofeneu -. Stuuoen, pergIideH nit oeriels
ieIben 3eit Der porbereebeuoeu 0oae ma
ren Ute io!et:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-22
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Der qRartt mar itetia 9ertduft warben
s62 SbIs. Iiinner's 5iHiibeo Gooos aul
Der Bats uon 81 35 per GaIoue.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30

has not yet had more than half doz- en or so birthdays. She sings "Stingy Kid' and other selections with an abandon and fascination that made her favorite at once. Ts
 Tn addition there were the Norwood Duo. the Megaphone Girls and other acts. and some fine biographs.
 When the doors opened for the first performance there was waiting crowd outside that was too big to get into the theater. The management was unable to find seats or standing room and many went away without seeing the. show. though the majority came back and saw the second per- formance.
 When Nat Reiss took over the Third avenue theater all his friends told him he had drawn a bob-tailed flush and couldn't fill. Reiss just laughed and said he would fill out-that he had a few cards up his sleeve "Ail that is required" he said. ito remove the hoodoo from theater is to put on a good show, and I oculd not afford to put on a poor one if I wanted to- From the manner in which Rciss has started out it will be strange if the hoodoo continues to float over the Third Avenue.
 There will be a matinee this after noon at 3 o'clock and the usual double performance in the evening at 7:30 and o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
USEFUL TIPS.

Having several pairs of shoes and never wearing the same pair more than one or two days at a time will rest the leather and make it Ias. better
 A plain cloth dipped in hot water and then in a saucer of bran will clean white paint and not iniure #. The bran acts like H soap on the paint.
 Spanish waffles are made by add ing cinnamon, nutmeg. or other spices to plain waffle batter. Lemon J1ice added to the batter makes French waffles.
 When napkins or tablecioths be- come worn. they may be utilized for bibs or soft towels for the baby. When made into bibs 1t is well to make them double.
 A crust of bread is best to clean a sticky bread or cake pan. Never use a knife or anything that will scratch the surface and invite ro-e sticking thereafter.-Chicago. Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
IN THE eoUDoiR.

What is beauty? Beauty may be briefly described as consisting of the following physical advantages. name- ly: A symmetrical figure; firm. smooth skin; fresh. clear complexipn: luxuriant. glossy hair: while teeth; soft red lips: long eyelashes. bright eyes. absence of wrinkles. and pleas ant expression of features. If you lack any of these points. you can. by perseverance. acquire them; and if you have them. you can preserve them longer than you think. by lit- tie study and care.
 Pimple lotion-Eight ounces of rose- water. six drams of spirits of cam phor one ounce of flowers of sul- hpur. one-fourth ounce of pulverized gum myrrh. Mix. shake before' using, and apply to the affected parts. The yellowish powder. which is left on the skin, when it dries. should be allowed to remain on as long as pos- Star.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
The Way to Cure N
 All Skin Diseases
The Prescription is Simple: Purify the
 Blood by Using Stuart's Calcium.
A Trial Package Sent Free.


 If people only realized the utter absurdity of attempting to cure -pim- ply. blotchy. unsightly complexion by means of the many irrational and H. logical methods employed in beauty parlors." and also in the boudoir. thou sands of dollars which are wasted every year-literally thrown away would be saved. andN the complexion rendered clear and free from biemishes through a constitutional treatment. at about one- tenth of one per cent of the cost of the fancy and exceedingly expensive local treatments"
 The idea of massaging the cheeks. and attempting to rub in so-called ''skin-food." is the height of. nonsense. Nature never intended the skin to be fed from the outside, but from the in side exclusively. and it is the blood which really feeds the skin, builds it up, and supplies it with nutriment ab- sorbed from the digestive system. There is really no such thing as a ''skin-food." any more than there is a heart food" or lung food or a "brain-f food"
 The skin is a waterproof. air-proof envelope over the muscular system. and it has no power to absorb cold creams or any other medicaments when rubbed over it's surface. While. of course. stcaming the face. or mas saging with electricity. or by hand. will draw the blood temporarily to the surface and produce an artificial glow. which may last half an hour or so but such treatment brings no last ing benefit. and will never cure wrp- kles. pimples, pustules. blackheads, or other facial blemishes.
 Besides. the frequent treatment of the skin in the way which beauty doctors have-those kneading, rub ping. cooking" methods, making the boiled lobster, also have the very un- desirable effect of increasing and strengthening the hair-growth on the cheeks
 The only logical treatment in ac- uuiring and maintaining q perfect devoid of all blemises. such as blotches, pimples. roughness. chapping. scaly patches. etc.. is to go after these troubles from the inside to strike at the foundation, the origin of the complaints-and that means. in other words. to thoroughly purify the blood. by using STUART'S CALCIUM WATERS.
 These powerful little wafers as soon as taken into the system, exert their wonderful, blood-purifying effects and they never let up for a moment. until every atom of,impurity in the blood is eliminated. and. in addition to that, they also build mp the blood. and strengthen the circulation through the skins surface, and, thus render wrin- kles and skin blemishes impossible of existence.
 Secure soc box at once from your druggist. and send us your name and address for free sample. Address F. A. Stuart Co. i75 Stuart Bldg. Mar shall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
ATHENA PLACE LOTS
 SOLO OFF QUICKLY More Than Half the Lots of New Sub. division Disposed of in Two
 Weeks.

Since the first of the year the real estate market in Phoenix has shown a decided tendency toward activity Many large deals havo been made and many more smaller ones have gone unrecorded. There is little doubt that from now on till late in the summer as was the case last year. the real estate offices will do rushing busi- ness.
 As a fair sample of what is being done in the development of suburban tracts for home sites Athena Place may be mentioned. This latest sub division was taken over by the E. J. Bennitt- office two weeks ago. The place is on West Adams street be- tween Twelfth and Thirteenth aven- ues and extends north to Woodland. It was divided into twenty lots and placed on the market [.
 Eleven of these lots were sold up to Saturday night There are two new homes to be built on it in a short time. One will be erected by $. P Staples. who came here from Apple ton. Mo, last fall. He will build residence to cost about S3000. Anoth- CT fine bungalow will be put up by F. F.. Mitchell of the new contracting firm of Cox and Mitchell. These con- tractors came here from Angola. Ind. three months ago to spend the winter They have decided to remain and con- duct general contracting business. MT. Mitchell will start at once to build residence on Athena Place. which he will make his home. There are but nine lots left in this subdivisions pretty good record for a place that has been on the market such a short time
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
 Rt|ss LIFTS 100000
 FROM THIRD AVENUE OLD PLAYHOUSE IS LIGHT AGAIN AFTER MANY MONTHS. Theater Wasn't Big Enough For the Crowd That Came For the >,
 First Performance.

After many weeks. during which the Third Avenue theater has remained dark. it was opened last night by Nat Reiss and his company and will be given over for the present to light vaudeville and circus acts.
 The show last night was a good start toward popularizing this play house with the variety-loving public. Honors were about equally divided be- tween Sleepy Tom. the educated pony. and little Baby Jewell. the infant prodigy.
 Sleepy Tom is a pinto pony that once went to college Whether he really graduated or not is in doubt; but at any rate he learned enough so that he nov commands a high salary by exhibiting his knowledge. He is not as sleepy as he looks. He is al- ways wide awake enough to tell the time by a watch. to ring a dinner bell when he is hungry. and to write his own name on a slate with a piece of chalk held between his front teeth After all this labor he gets sleepy, lies down on blanket and pulls an- other blanket over himself. not for getting to say his prayers first.
 Sleepy Tom sits down in a chair just like anybody. catches a dinner bell in his mouth and rings it. A waiter then brings him his dinner on platter and he proceeds to eat it. Another trick, which would appear to confute the statement that animals are color blind. is his picking out of flags of different colors. He never makes a mistake and when his mas ter asks for green flag he doesn't pick out the red one.
 Sleepy Tom closes his performance by kissing his master in the face. Tn fact, he shows his affection to such an extent that he slObers all over him
 Baby Jewel is a child actress who
Arizona republican., 1910-01-30
REE Pll E
 CURE
Sent to Demonstrate the Merits o
 Pyramid Pile Cure.
What It Has Done for Others. It Car
 Do for You.

We have testimonials by the hum dreds showing all stages. kinds and de- grees of piles which have been cured by Pyramid Pile Cure.
 If you could read these unsolicited letters you would no doubt go to the nearest drug store and buy box of Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty cents.
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-30
BURNS HERSELF TO DEATH
St. Louis Woman Builds Funeral Eyre and Is Fatally Injured While
 kneeling in Prayer.

St. Louis, Sept 30.-Beset by be- lief that only self-immolation could atone for her sins, Miss Mamie Mc- Carthy, 30 years old, devout Chris tian and considered a model of virtue, went to a shed in the rear of her home at S522 Water street, drenched a pile of paper in kerosene, ignited it and knelt amid the flames in an atti- tuds of prayer.
 Not until her martyrdom was com plete did she give way to her agony and scream, attracting Sam Hide brand, who rushed to the shed, dragged her from her self-inflicted pyre and smothered the fire with a blanket.
 "I did it for religious purpose" she said to Patrolman John c. Key holds, who called an ambulance. q wanted my sins to be forgiven"
 Dr. Edward Richter was called i'm mediately after the woman had been taken from the flames, but perceived that she was burned fatally and or dered her rushed to the city hospital. She died.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-30
TELLS HIS iiFE STORY
Candidate for Governor of Nebraska Admits That He Shot Man
 in Texas.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. S0.-Mayor J. c. Dahlman of Omaha candidate for gov ernor of Nebraska on the Democratic ticket, has told the story of his life with the request that it be given pub licity.
 Rumors that there are incidents in his career that would not bear scru. tiny and at the same time leave him on such plane that he could ask for the suffrage of the people of the state prompted Dahlman to authorize an interview which was published here.
 These rumors affected his early life in Texas, where, it was stated, he had killed man and fled the state, com. ing to Nebraska under the name of "Jim Murray" Mir. Dahlman confirms the report that he shot man and fled from Texas and assumed the name of Murray. but the man he shot did not. he says, die.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-30

Springfield. These lawyers he said, drew up the confession which he signed. He was indicted May 2S, 1910, he said, and made his confession the following day, after which the in dictment against him was quashed.
 The quashing of the indictment, Holstlaw declared, was pursuant to a promise made that it would be his re- ward for testifying truthfully to what he knew about the vote for Lorimer.
 Says Confession Is True.
 Attorney Hanecy. representing Sen ator Lorimer sought to show by the witness that the promise of immu- nity was made before the charge was formally made in a true bill, but Chairman Burrows checked this line of testimony. The state senator said he had never been indicted in con nection with the Lorimer election. He declared that his confession was true and that he had made it as matter of duty.