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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15
Mr.. BARGAIN HUNTER:
THESE BUYS CAN BE SOLD
AGAIN.

5Ox135-Grand Ave Addition. IS 135
50x135-Close to Five Points. $50
Nine lots-Part on Grand Ave. 1000
50x135-West Washington St.. $50
Two lots and house, East Gar
field st. ................ $50
50X125-North Sixth St... 425
Three 50-fOot lots. w. Monroe
Street.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
7Sx135-NOrth Center st. 49, 1900
117x135-Corner North First St. 1900
2k acres-Mile and half west
of Center St. ... 1000
3 acres-On North Central Ave. 5000
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15

BUSINESS MEN-Have your sons
and daughters trained in the Phoenix
Business College. Its quality will suit
your business. over Union Bank and
Trust Co. Phone Black 2511 BIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15
FOR sALE-RERl ESTATE.
FOR SALE-CITY LOTS

FOR SALE-CITY LOTS
Choice lot on North Central Ave.
Lot on Pierce street; good neigh
Dorhood. Price .................S45 $3.50
Very desirable lot in Evergreen.
Price ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
100 other bargains lots.
SOUTHWESTERN REALTY CO.,
Center and Washington.
If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15

FOR RENT-To young man. large,
neatly furnished screen room with
separate entrance; all modern con-
veniences; walking distance; reason
able rent. but no sick wanted. 7O9 N.
First st. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15

THE PICK OF THE CITY AND THE
LOWEST PRICES.
TERMS TO SUIT.
GREENE & GRIFFIN,
1877 NORTH CENTER ST. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15

WANTED-Girl for light house,
keeping Call at $50 n. Third st. BIN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15
COR RENI-HOuSEA.

FOR RENT-10 acres on Indian
School car line and Osborn Road;
comfortable five-room brick cottage;
bath, screen porch; also a 3-room
frame that can be rented separately.
An ideal place for any one looking
for a country home. Inquire at
place or 1863 \. 1st Ave. Overland
Phone, 2499 Mrs. Theo Haffner br
FOR RENT-House; four rooms;
unfurnished; bath; electric lights;
large, airy rooms. See Barber at
Thayer's, 124 L. Washington. bl
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-15
WANTED HELP-FEMALE.

WANTED-A woman quick en- plain
sewing. Steady work. Hat factory, 81
n. First Ave. BID
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-08-05

The SEATTLE REPUBLICAN IS looking for your legal pub
locations, and gov looking for your business inter-
ests yOW will to 1t that publication IS sent from yoW
office Ulth0ut first talking Ub CAYToN about It, 1t IS
ndisputabe fact that there but tho Weeky publications
Seattle that publish lawyers legal notices and give the
lawyers trouble account of and prompt retms"
of publishers Gdavits and The SEATTLE REPUBLICAN taxes
the lead In this dag of buSy bMsNg activity the lawyers
time much absorbed IN the preparation Of has OoWnpIo~S
that he has the time to look the paper
Oeeb to his notices being regularly published, nor
to read has notices to they absolutely correct
1t often happens that lawyers make gettNg
up their notices for publication hich
detected and corrected before going
into the paper IT, therefore, the l0wyer feels absolutely
tain that the publisher has personal attention to notices
to his paper and either corrects small IN notices
calls IaaOyers attention to them before going to
IT'S great relief to his mind The publisher Of The SEATTLE
has had much experience h legal pubhcG-
ons that he detect faulty publication almost as reodty
the larger HIMSELF Gd not graeVos one, corrects ID
and there, but grevous the lawyers attention
is called to the before going to press Returns ON pub
LEGATIONS promptly ade that lawyers do not haze to
0orry about the publishers notice after has case has Dee"
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lae UIW require mo great amount OF reasoning 70 pToVe
to 1T readable and of the proofs that many
the to The SEATTLE REPUBLICAN today haze
subscribers almost since the rSt 9sS~ed
Man 49, 1894 The SEATTLE REPUBLICAN IS quoted more 6y
other publications throughout the state IMAM any oher OeeEy
Daper published IN the state political representations
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esitamcy IN saying from the standpoint OF reGd0btemess
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World's cresset., 1910-07-28

a Good HilsbSul
And Wife.


& 4 z 4
We cannot help but write
often on this subiect. for every
mans family should be near
and dear to him, and TO . model
husband, the remembrance Of
d goodbye kiss At the, door
in the morning by 4 low.
ing wife when he leaves. for
his daily toll. makes his work
more agreeable, the day more
bright, the hours mor e pleasant.
and life more enjoyable.
Ana In this mood he returns
at night after a hard days work
onco more he sees the bright
smile and cheerful countinance
of bis much beloved wife. who
is ready by the same carress
|of the morning to welcome her
good husband to her arms, and
happy tireside at close of day
And TO the out-streached
arms OF his little ones, as they
toddlc to meet him All go to
make him feel as though no
daily toll could be to hard
for him, so that he many keep
that smile on the face Of his
wlfe--and strength in those
little arms, which are want TO
great him. Yes give such.a man
work, plenty of work; 1t matters
not how hard. or how long the
hours--He has wife near and
dear to him, tender and loving
little children lie loves and fnr
whom NO hardships are to heavy
to endure for the m-Denying
himself, that they may not
want for any good thing.
World's cresset., 1910-07-28
Roman Catholicism Exposed,
The One Man Theory Condemned
AND
Bible Points Discussed.
THE BEAST WITH SEVEN HEADS
AND TEN HORNS WHICH
JOHN THE REV SAW
Confined from last week

And the combination of the two made UP tho beast of our
Text that painted spot of earth with the blood OF saints
and when through his demonke pride had sacd his thirst by
the blood of thousands and thought there not left to tell
story then could really claim the chair of Peter and set
himself the vicar OF Christ and the true OF St.
Peter And set himself down in the temple of God claiming to-
be authorized forgive the sinner in the place of Cod doing
what Christ weuld do, If he earth
OH Reader the of SIM that opposeth and exateh
himself oil that is called God He has killed the apostles
and dipped his garments in the blood of millions of the fol
lowers of Christ Behold the vile person that Daniel taking
the place of the raiser See those few that his death
like clutces seeking safety in flight and hiding themselves in
the ces of rocks like mouse would hide from hawk
Flight the safety guard Christ had left them; for His
command If they pcrsecute in place, city, flee
another Just such cruelty prciccd by this first
while he in his pomp and power rened with his seven
heads and ten horns And in those three hundred years of
persecution of his upon the followers of Christ that he his
and by those victories he fully able through his
lying wonders to claim the chair OF Peter and to claim that he
was the true successor of Peter and christ
This is only fulfilling Paus and Daniels words, that this beast
would lift himself up and claim to be Cod sitting the temple Of
God For undeniabe fact that this beasty require
of his aity him and bow down before him, and then
and there imagine Jesus Christ in person the priest when this
is and the penent sinner has confessed his pope
bishop priest l belonging oone head then with uped
hand the priest 81 absove thee from thy SINS and at that
very all the guilt the sinner paroned for all eternity
Sec Mission Book St Aphonses Segore 24s 260 and
2d2; for the district of Maryland)
Does this prove that this claims to be sitting in the
OF God when h. claims that must before cOniessng
you him. imagine him Jesus Christ in person. then he
will pardon yon of all your guilt for he say that he
does place of God does what Christ would do if he
elrt TOR he ys the priest sent by jesus Christ with
the power 10 remit that Christ himself with
by his heavenly Father and Christ having past
they those dupos of satan the pope with his claim the
power that Christ had to forgive Hence they demand
of their followers to them for pardon and they will grant
it, in the place of God We deny that the pope and his colleagues
have this power For Christ says:
IA
Ohm 10.
Again Christ says:
.mbtu souco same. "a md a
r'rn said verify
SSt John, i0-l Z. <..s.e 5&
Whereby
Wherefore John SAYS.
And now having these strong scriptures U.s. and in
language right the opposite what the Pope and his body
and which proves to us that they moors proves
that their teachings nothing but lying upon
those grounds we deny their power. sshs&
World's cresset., 1910-07-28

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had oeen ustered oy them oeiofe
separating. u b d,
on! them cruel wofks tnat crop
ped from the wiies nps, ana
sank deep down into ene nus ]
oand,s neart--Sonn you are 20
mean you DO nos treat me rignt
An arrow IN ehe heart enat canse
many deep Signs uor'nRsne day
-and WITH naunt Eupon tne
World's cresset., 1910-07-28
QUESTION NC 10.

Editor OF the WoRLD S CREssrr.
Norwood No.
Dear Sir.
In one Of your. late issues Of
your paper you assail the Catho.
ic Church. and the teaching Of
that church.
Now Brother did you ever be.
long to that branch9 and are you
well acquainted with the teach.
ings? And the martin luther
history? if SO will you please tell
me why martin Luther was bar
ed from preehing by the church?
what ! would like to know is.
LIST. What was the cause of
Martin Luther leaving the
church, Facts only.
End. is not the teachings of
Luther as moral and as Religious
as any of the religious doctorings
World's cresset., 1910-07-28

III 10 day.
srd. II not, why nots
4th. where was the church
that Martin Luther left found
ed?
9Th Ry whom was II fonndered!
9th where was It establishcd9
7th. WHY'S this reading un-
der the lat. Epistle 4ch. of 1st.
John? under heading.
He warneththem not to believe
all teachers who boast of the
spirit.
But to try them by the rules
of the catholic Faith.
Dear sir if this meets with
your pleasure please answer
through your papers.
yours truly.
P, McCalliz.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
HIS WIFE
CHARITY DID NOT
ACT LIKE NAME
Benz Declares She and "Star
Boarder' Beat Him Up,
and Names Dentist.

Jossph " Benz. whose wife. Charity.
Is suing him for a separation, declared
to-day 10 Justice Guy In tho Supreme
Court. thu n she ever possessed any OF
the qualities implied by her name he had
failed to discover them during their ten
years OF married life.
Benz said that in June. 1905. shortly
before the parting OF the ways. hEs wife
and Harry Wilson. star boarder' In
their home. pounced upon lhm and beat
him 20 unmercifully that he had TO leave
his home and remain away FOR two day.
lie added that he was made III from the
attack and ooh TO bed In his sunt's
home.
1T was on n sunday morning. while
all the church bells were ringing and
tho II VAS shining brightly" said
Benz. Il had gone over TO my cousins
home. a few blocks away from ours.
and on my return found my wife In
Wilson's room. | asked her TO come
out. hut she refused. Tien | called
The evening world., 1910-12-08

ELL. was Just entering h front door
after a trip TO the ~grocer's. when abe
heard the little fellow scream In gon
from the inner room. She dropped her
bundles and ran to him. His little pima
fore vas all ablsxe
The frantic woman took the child In
her arms. ran down three flights OF
stairs with him and out into the street.
BY the time she reached the sidewalk
her wi garments were aire too, and
she sped with him In a mounting swirl
OF flame and neke
At the corner Policeman Buckley OF
the Morrisa mia station intercepted her.
threw her into a snow drift and muf-
fled his overcoat over the two suf-
ferers until he smothered the fire. BY
ISLANDERS helped him bear them into a
drug store. where ne applied first aid.
DIR. Uoodhesrt. who took mother and
child TO Lebanon Hospital. said John
ME would die. for all his clothes had
been burned Off him and his little body
was one big blister. The mother will
live. but her hair aud eyebrows are
mostly scorched off and her face and
hands will Dear tho scars as long as she
lives.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
KISSES PHOTO, ENDS LIFE.
-snessi to The Evening WORLDLY

NEWARK. Dec. s.-with the photo
graph Of the girl he Is said TO hav
hopelessly loved, pressed to his lips,
Frank Baston sent n bullet through his
head this afternoon at his home. No.
SSS m avenue while his wife was
rocking their baby TO sleep in an ad-
Joining room.
Baston and his wife had frequently
disagreed. This AFTERNOON there was N
other wordy war. His suicide followed.
When q doctor arrived Baston was
dead. Tho photograph was clutched
hrmly IN his hand. Mrs. Baston de-
ciined TO reveal the identity OF the
original Of the picture.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
NEWHAVEN ROAD
| IN SUBWAY PLAN
/ OF PETERBOROUGH
Terminal in Bronx for Inter-
change of Passengers Is
Proposed.

President shonts OF the 1~nterboroasl
admitted to-day to an Evening World
reporter that conferences were being
held with onchls Of the New YORK.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad and
that there was every likelihood Of MI
agreement for an interchange OF pas
xeneefs at some point in the Bronx.
Such an arrangement. OF course. Is de-
pendent upon the Acceptance by the
city OF the Interborough's latest subway
proposition.
Our conferences have been held
with President l.. s. Miller OF the New
fofa. Westcheeter and Boston Railway
Company. who represents the New
Haven In this natter said Mr.. Shonts.
I'VE hope to arrange Cor an inter
change Of passengers between our sys-
tenn and the w~estchester and Boston
Railway Company. This interchange
IL provided FOR under our proposition to
the city,"
The Int THOROUGH Proposal.
Here II the portion OF the INTERIOR
ough's proposition which refers to the
New Haven lines:
A two-track elevated extension
from the West Farms division Of the
present subway at about one Hun
dred and Seventy-ninth street, over
private property to a point between
Bronx Park and the property OF the
New York. westchester and Boston
Railroad Company; thence north
over private property and public
streets TO e swamp Road and
White Plains Road; thence over
Waite Plains Road to a connection
with the proposed extension OF the
Third avenue line OF tho Manhattan
Elevated Railroad at a point north
cf the intersection 81 white Plains
Road and Gun Hill Road
The New York. Westchester and
Boston Railway Company ~ planned
10 handle the suburban business OF
the New Haven system. with lines
running up through the Bronx and
Westchester County to the Connectl-
cet line. ~ IL planned 20 have . ter
minal at one Hundred and Elghtieth
street and tho Bronx River. Here the
interchange Will be made with the
proposed Interborough extensions.
Mr.. shonts's admission clears up The
mystery ms to why Mr.. Mcllcn's rail-
road did not bid for subways in New
York City. J. i. Morgan a. Co.. the
financial interest behind the Inter-
~borough's offer. are the financial
packers OF the New Haven system.
Commuters from Connecticut and
Westches;er County will he spread over
, i~nterooroush system. and they will
~ the bencfcisrlcs OF the traffic agree-
naent between the Interborouyh and the
New Haven lines.
The evening world., 1910-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-The spirit Of
ssf-sacrince shown by James l.. RoSi-
son. . seaman In h United states
Navy. In submitting twice to an op-
GRAFTON for the TRANSMISSION Of blood
to the body Of a dying shipmsts at
the u. q. Naval Home In Philadelphia
has been commended by Secretary OF
the Navy Meyer In a personal letter
10 the sailor. Robson halls from
Plstea. Erie County. Pa.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
SKATES, skis, o o
Mems intercollegiate and
Coat SsUe0ters

In the most used styles. both Scotch
and American makes. at uniformly low
price. from Sl.9S TO $3.50.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
CARRIES HER BABY,
HIS DRESS AF|RE,
DOWN TO STREET
Mrs. SCarelli'S Own Clothing
Is Burning When Police
man RuShes to Aid Her.

Two-S ear-old John scarelli played
with matches this afternoon-agairst y
strict parental injunction-y. the kitchen
81 the scareli fiat Of No. M Eas. One
Hundred and Fffty-nfth stseet. the
His mother. Mrs. Carrie Scar.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
SledS and Sieighs

strongest steering sled produced: as
5000 a sled as any boy or girl could
wish for.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
suacsd~'. BuIIe, nit. Judge.

ATHENS. Dec. S.-An inspector OF an
tiquities named V!2andinos. who was
being examined yesterday, charged with
selling diploma of the University OF
Athens, committed suicide In the court
room. A bulle, from his revolver also
badly wounded the magistrate.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
M0y Be Cured
Here Is a Patients Own Story
OF How He Was Cured.

No irrsou ever hsd
~tuberculosis OF IN,
lungs worse than !
aud lived TO tell ot q
complete recovery. ",
former dortors scknoNi.
edge that the cure 1,
genuine and lasting.
Being given up TO an
by thee New York
doctors went TO DR..
anderson. who es.
anlncd nv lung. wi b
his x-IAeht and found
Them TO be In Al at
,aneed aud dangerous
state Of ~tuberculosl'.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
Aees Writer Dies - rire.

POUoHKBbPSTE, ". T., Dec. a.
Mrs. L. n. Jenkins. a writer. seventy
two years OF age. was burned to dsata
IND her daughter. Miss Eva Jenklns
AGED forty. narrowly escaped the same
fate yesterday when nre partially de-
stroyed the boarding house OF Caleb .
Thompson at No. i& Montgomery
utreet
The evening world., 1910-12-08

Guy. ''hc limits his liberty 10 spend
money on himself. lie might spend ali
his earnings on himself. but that would
not exempt him from paying slimony."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-11

pointed this night
would in
pointing of committees it is eminenty
who for the appointment of committee chair
might be this time appoint the chairman
and let him appoint his assistants.
spoken tonight from nnermost depths of my
feel fell willing /
see carry
banner the time ripe them
few of /
excluding
doubts the (Some
address | would
talking
loosenng of knives)
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-11
CONTRACTS POISON
BY OPERATION

Dr.. C. l.. Hammond, who several
weeks ago assisted in an operation
on James Burns, who was suffering
from blood poisoning, left yester-
day morning for San Francisco
where he will enter one of the coast
hospitals, having contracted the
poison through a cut on his finger
While the doctors condition is not
regarded as serious, it was thought
best to take him to the coast for
treatment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-01-11
PERSONAL

Frank Peterson, the Manhattan
mining man, is in town.
Mrs. A. A. Dewar departed yes
terday for San Francisco.
Miss Anna McSorley has returned
from Mokelumne Hill, Cal.
DR.. n. H. Higgins is back from
the coast where he spent the last
few weeks.
Judge j. F. Dennis and daughter.
Miss Ted Dennis, departed yester-
day for Reno.
S. H. Brady, former superintep-
dent of the Belmont, leaves today
for San Francisco
Mrs. DR.. w. L. Merry is back
from Berkeley where she spent sew
eral weeks visiting.
Charles d. Kaeding, the San
Francisco mining engineer, arrived
from the coast Sunday.
Attorney H. R. Cooke returned
yesterday from San Francisco
where he spent several weeks.
Henry Brown, deputy constable
of Goldfield, was transacting legal
business in Tonopah yesterday.
C. H. Mcintosh who spent Christ
mas with his family at Berkeley,
returned to Tonopah yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hail. who
spent several months visiting at
San Diego, have returned to Tono-
pah.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nutto
left yesterday for Memphis, Tenn,
where they will be absent for two
mon hs.
w. B. Sollender was a Sunday
arrival from Bishop. He will re-
main here several days looking
after business interests.
/ Sheriff j. j. Owens left yester-
day for Carson where he goes to
attend the meeting of the state
board of assessors which convenes
today.
H. C. Brougher, who has spent
the last two weeks in this city
loking after mining interests, leaves
this morning for his home at Oak
| land.
| Tom Risch, who has been confined
to his home for several weeks with
an attack of tonsilitis, has nearly
recovered and is able to be about
once more.
Hugh Ward, who spent the
Christmas holidays at San Francis
co and at his former home at CO.
lusa, returned to this city yester-
day morning.
Among the democrats from Tono-
pah who were present at the Jack
son banquet Saturday night at
Reno were Key Pittman, Walter
Cole, Cleve H. Baker, George B.
Thatcher and Judge Saunders.
Professor C. Schoer Jr., principal
of the Tonopah schools, returned
yesterday from his home at Deeth
| in the eastern part of the state
where he spent Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. Schoer has been i'll
for the last two weeks, suffering
from a severe attack of lumbago,
which delayed his return.
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