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Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
For Your Hair Here Are Facts We Want You to Prove at Our Risk

Marvellous as it may seem RexaII "93" Hair Tonic has grown hair on heads that were once bald Oc course i 1t is understood that in none nf these cases were the hair roots dead nor mad the scalp taken on a glazed. shiny ap- pcarancc.
 When the roots of the hair are en- tirely dead and the pores of the scalp anything can restore hair growth When RexalI -e3" Hair Tonic will do as above stated. it is not strange that We have such grpat faith in it and that We claim it will prevent badness when used in time. II acts scientific ally de stroying the germs which are usually responsible for badness. II pcnetrates tr the roots of the hair stimulating and nourishinE them. It is q most
 pleasant toilet necessity. is dclicately pcrfumed and will not gum nor perma- ncntly stain the hair
 We want you to get bottle of Rcxall "93" Hair Tonic and use it as directed 1T it does not relieve scalp irritation. remove dandruff. prevent the hair from falling out and promote am incrcased growth Of hair and in every way give entire satisfaction. simply come back and tell us and without question or fomality we will hand back to you every penny you paid us for It.
 We lend our endorsement to Rexaii '"3'' Hair Tonic and sell it on this
 guarantee. because we believe it is the best hair tonic ever discovered. T. comes in two sizes. prices 5o cents and
 Sl.00. Remember you can obtain it 7 only at our store-Thc Rcxail Store. ! The owl PharmaC.. Andrew II Miller. Mgr. corner Adams street and First
 avenue. For sale in Tempe at Laird & | Dimes.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
NEWS NOTE IS.

Thomas Buchanan of Desert Well. was a Phoenix visitor Thursday.
 T. Bcal. who was the first man to make a homestead entry in the Higley district. has made the necessary com imitation proof on his land.
 Mrs w. A. Barkley and son Willie, have returned to Desert Wells after several days spent visiting friends in the vicinity of Mesa.
 J. F. Martin has recently arrived in the city from Bisbec. where he was en- gagged in the jcwelry business. and will remain here for a month or two.
 Mrs. J. l.. Anderson has been quite fil for the last few days with an attack of heart trouble at her home southeast of town.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals addressed to the Board of Control of the Territory of Arizona at Phoenix, Arizona. and en- dorsed Proposals for the Construction of d Territorial Highway between the Towns of Roosevelt and Globe in the County of Gila. Territory of Arizona" will he received by the Secretary Of said Board in the Capitol Building al Phoenix. Arizona, until two @ o'clock local time in the afternoon of Wednes- day. the sixth day Of April, l9lO. ana will be opened by said Board at the above place and time and thereafter considered.
 .The Board of Control reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 Complete information may be ob- tained on application to the office Of the Territorial Engineer.
 The Territory of Arizona by its
 BOARD OF CONTROL, 4-G J. J. RIGGS. Secretary
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SERIAL NO. 0odf0.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Phoenix, Arizona. U. s. Land Office.
 March 17th. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Robert O. Morley, of Bouse. County of Yuma. Territory of Arizona, has filed in this office his application to select. under the provisions of the Special Act of Congress, approved April Il. 1860. the following described land. viz: NWH of SWA of Section g. Township : North. Range 17 West. G. & S. R. N. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely the lands described or desiring to object because of the mineral char
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
HAS PURCHASED STOCK AND
 FIXTURES

O. C. Bullock has letter from '. NJ Bates. who left for the east some tune ago to the effect that he had succeed cd in laying in one of tho nedtest lot of fixtures that he has ever seen for the new Popular. which will he opened to the public sometime this month in the building now occupied by the Will Hams pool hall. The stock of goods as well as the fixtures were purchased nearly entirely in Chicago and it was not thought bv MT Bullock that Mir Bates would have to go to New York to finish the buying.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
PLANS FOR OLD FOLKS DAY.

The committee of which L. V Gutn- rie is chairman. met "Wednesday even Ing and decided upon q plan for ob- serving old Folks day in Mesa, which will be held on April 20. IL will be re- mcmbercd that q general resume "f the objects and purposes of this time honored custom among the Latter Day Saints was given in 4 recent issue of The Republican. The old folks of every church. or whether they are affiliated with any church. have always been made welcome at these dinners. served free Of cost The only requirement that has ever been expressed iS that to be eligible to one of these dinners. which are of annual occurrence. is that of having lived fifty years.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE.

The boys are now ready tn tell Nou something about "Noman'S suffrage The best dehater will receive silver medal at GoodWin'S opera house March 3l at s p. m. "Rcsolvcd. that the right of citizens of tn" United States to vote shall not he denied ur abridged by the United states on ac- count of sex. Affirmative. S. Mocur and A Pitts: negative. l.. Brooks and j. Goodwin; judges. President \. j Matthews. Dr. Boltcn and Professor Phelps
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
HELooKEO TOO YOUNG.

\ good joke is going the rounds on Dave Curram. bartender at the T cmpr house. He spent the day in Phoenix Tuesday and while there had his mus tachc. shaved off Subsequently events illustrate nicely the vigilance "l Ph"c- nix salounkeepers for MT. Currah found it impossible {" qUench hls thirst any wlierc in Phoenix with any thing stronger than water owing (" his youthful appearance. Phoenix IT. uunr men are taking n" chances thes" days.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
THE NIGHT SCHOOL.

Merely because nothing regarding the nigh. school has appeared in print lately. the public should not take It Tor granted that this institution has fallen hv the waysidc on the contrary. in terest is constantly growing and new members are added to the institution from time to time. Splendid quarters have been fitted up Tn the Andre buIldnG and the school IS acc"mp'lsh- ing much good work.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

George Awrcy met with q painful and what may bc serious accident at the M X P freight depot y"strr- lay. While unloading freight. he lcil and struck his side on the edge "f th" platform. His. injuries were sufficient ly serious tu ncCcssitate the services of a physician and what the outcome may be can not now be determined.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SERVING ICE CREAM.

lt k not sn much what one serves at luncheon as the manner in which it iS served. IL is always possible to serve ic" cream in a dainty manner. Tsc either a small hcmstitchcd linen dolly about six inches square or fold J line napkin square and place on it the dish of cream. two waters. silver spoon and flower. Jonquils and orange sherbet make good combina ton < long stcmmcd flower is best. as the guest can wear it.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
FOR SALE

40 acres adjoining PhOenrx on the east: all in alfalfa: plenty of water, Price s255 per acre for short time.
 one block of lots in fine resi- dence section; northeast part of city; one block from car line; sold as q whole or separately. A bargain for some one.
 one fifty foot warehouse lot. three blocks from city hall. Price siOO.
 To trade. a SiX-rOOm frame house. with barn. plenty of shade. corner lot, city water, etc. to trade for small tract of land close in Value 5000. have buyers for and J- acre tracts.
 HARRY E. PIERCE. 2t South First Ave. Phone Red 951f.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
HAS TRADED RANCH.

Henry Mauz. the well known ranChcr. who has been a resident of the Lchi section for the past two years. coming here from Bisbce. has traded his tWcn- ty-acre ranch tn a MT. Lamson for an eighty-acre tract south of Phoenix. Mir Manz moved with his family to Mesa yesterday and will reside here until his house is completed on his new prop erty. Mir Lamson and family moved into the Manz residence in Lehi yes tcrday.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
SERIAL 0314s. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE PROOF

U. s. Land office at Phoenix. Ari- zOna. Feb. 14, 1910
 I. Leo NJ. HoEhe. nf Phoenix. AriI'ul. who. on January 31. 1905. made Home steam Entry No. 51ii. Serial o3I4S. for Lots and and Eiz SWh. Section SI. Township IN, Range S-E-. c. X = R. Base and Meridian. hereby give notice of my intention to make final five-y year proof. to establish my claim to the land above described. before th" Register or Receiver of the United States Land Office at Phoenix. Ari- zona. on the 6th day of April. 1910, hy two of the following witnesses:
 Dwight E. Heard. Joseph L3uhCye. Sarah l.. Ray. E. A. Starr. all ui Ph"c nix. Arizona.
 4-g FRANK IT PAi;ktt;
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

acter of the land. or for any other reason. to the disposal tp applicant should file their affidavits If protest in this office during the thirty days period of publication.
 FRANK II. PARKER. 4-bp Register
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
F. C. HARRIS Room t9 P. O. Bldap Upstairs.
FOR SALE

T. full sized lots. 1-ToOm brick house, barn. chicken house, lots of fruit d bargain. $3.5oo.
 r full sized lots. d full block, chick en. wire fence all around. good port able house; good chicken sheds; at a bargain.
 good new frame house: city wa ter. $500. S50. S1n per month. have q choice corner lot West Madison. cheap: we have 10 and 15-aCrc tracts for trade for city property. We have some good houses for rent: also housekeeping rooms
 BIGLEY & SON,
 s N. First Avenue. Phone Blk. 475f.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
FOR SALE

6-room new frame house; porch. bath, gas and electric light; city wa ter: price, S2,30O; $500 down.
 Groom house; bath, city water, barn and garden; lot 200 \ IF; price, s3.250.
 Better see us quick about this.
 loo acres; S1J per acre. Regular water: 45 acres old stand alfalfa; 16 acres young alfalfa; fenced and cross fenced. House and out buildings. Easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
TEMPE
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preliminary. to what is going {" hap pen tomorrow Tempe has planned To turn out Cn mdSsc and the indlcd % tinns are that the game will b1 wit messed by one of the largest crowds that ever saw a base ball game at the ,-I
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
RACK FROM LOS ANGELES.

W. j. Kingsbury returned yesterday
 from business trip of q week in Los Angeles. He reports genuine ram Ii' that vicinity which was much needed
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
THEN SPARKS FLEW IN EARNEST

Mrs x (quarreling) - And what would you be now if it hadn't been for my money?
 MT. \. tcalmlv)-A bachelor. my dcar-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
THE USUAL REASON.

The Minstcr-Why did you leave the straight and narrow path?
 The Chauffeur-It was due to d faulty steering gear-Brooklyn Life.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

We pay no commission on rresCrip- ti"nS-you get them at first cost. Adams Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01
Mound City Paints are better. | Phoenix Hardware Company.

Try the new drug store. Adams Pharmacy. New owners.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

4-bI,
Arizona republican., 1910-04-01

Phone Blk. 475i.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

chin had chosen TO draw . veil down
cver her countenancs. whose natural
serenity was much disturbed. The
veil WAS mottled Z little. for even on
the way from Craven she had cried
Through IT,
The young lady's hin--just hin
from walkin'." Polly busted q spot.
less chair and stood alongside Of Il
hopefully-not venturing to suggest
that Mrs. Henly linser. but longing
tor Il. Shes never still. m: do
think she walks her fesh on her and
her colors % we'll"
You think she 10 poorly, Poliyf"
We'll, m" coughed Mrs. Ramsdill,
"there's some - never doss well out
Of their natural hair: II Il we're Q veg.
etubble, I'd say II were witherin'; n
u were a child Id say Il were pinin'."
Miss Carew would see Mrs. Heniy.
Who went up at once to the room in
ehe caves.
The American was before the BIT
of mirror that reflected sky and mead.
ew and her own changed face. Like
The Lady Of Shalot. she had seen
strange things pass In the little glass.
She stood with her hat In her hand,
for she had Just come In. Her hair
unconfined, seen for the irst By
Mrs. Henly. wakened her admiration.
- Ito be Continued)
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
HIS GIRL
By FRANK u. SWEET
ls,opyrixht. By Short storiss Co.. Ltd.y

f,opyrtxht. by Short Stories Co.. Ltd.l
The great week was over, and Of the
three or four hundred girls who had
hlled the college buildings and cam.
pus with their bright. earnest life. not
more than dozen remained. and all
but one Of these had their trunks
packed for speedy departure. This
one was Mary Cathcart. who did not
know where she could 90 II she did
pack.
This morning she was standing near
the entrance Of the lecture hall, won
derins what she should do For ten
days she had been looking hopefully
for letter. but none had come. None
seemed likely to come. now.
She had not specially fitted herself
for anything: and she rather looked
forward to coming hack after the sum.
mer holidays TO take . postgraduate
course. when. v II should seem best.
lsbs would study for one oe -. AAsle.
dozen callings which many Of her
schoolmates were already entering
upon. But II all depended upon tne
letter. and the letter had not come.
A girl but little older than herself
came briskly from the building. u
was the Freneh teacher. and she Vas
now going straight to the station. to
take the next train for home. Mary
looked at her . little enviousiy.
where do you go?" asked the
teacher.
ITO Longley"
Two hours later she was at the sta.
lion and had purchased . ticket. she
hsd money enough to pay her ex,
penses for . month. Beyond that she
did not know.
whom should she hnd at Lonsleys
should she even nnd anybody A let
ter which had come to her after her
mothers death. more than four years
before. bidding her to enter upon q
course at this college. and stating that
money would be sent 10 her from time
to time. ~ before. vas all she had 10
20 By. The letter had been post.
marked "LonEley"
She had always been generously
supplied. and had furnished her room
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

well. and had had money To spsnd.
Then. ~ the end Of the course ap
preached. she had confidently looked
forward 10 another letter. nut nous
hsl come. The one postmarks1 Long.
lsy was her oaly clew. and even that
might have been mailed BY some one
passing through the place.
Her mother had thought the moaey
misht cons from . wealthy uncle. who
hsd hsA some disssreement with the
family. and Who took this way of say.
Inc Bic pride. He vas eccentric and
fond II travelling about froa place 70
place.
All this passed through Der minA -
ths tsaia rushed %. A. lsagth t.sag.
w vas called. aal Mary ross END
hssrtsA out 70 The iittls platfosn q
. small eoaatsy station.
The statb0a master was dragging
~ trsDk hark iron ths s1gs q shs
paee1ssa. vAsss y - bssa lseeosl.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

mans snip some day. Just as he had
intended doing at some period every
thing that amused him or stimulated
his live fancy. In the big armchair
with its print-covered back and arms
Mrs. Henly had held him and soothed
his griefs. His own little chair stood
by the fireplace as II had for more
than thirty years. He had been q
sailor in II; II had been a boat. a
chariot, a ship Of dreams. To the
quaint room with Its individual odors
tTempest had always thought OF wools
and worsteds, and nre and fogs and
teaD he had come stormily with his
miseries Of boy-loce. which he had
confided on Mrs. Henly's breast: here,
stormily. later. with the miseries Of
mans love. he had not confided. But
never had he gone away without some
solace from the homely little room
To day he came In and shut the door
sdrs. Heniy sat knitting .. S-s S.y
chair.
She's DID," he thought for the FIRST.
"Shes aged very much Of late, but
she'll stand by me till-the end"
Then aloud: sit still, Henly; don't
get up" and Tempest took the cor
ner Of the table and sat himself down
on II, staring at her.
He was past 40 years old. but
only she would have known IT, There
was no gray In the thick. dark hair
that grew close a. thatch around his
beautiful head. Bodily and mentally
he Mas 20 vibrant, Nd magnetic, 10
strong that youth seemed inherent In
him, aud he would never be old. To
her, indeed, be had never grown up.
His naturally uncontrolled ps'"-e
made him often like . naughty child.
and when he was his more iovable
self she called him to her heart my
dear. dear boy" A she said. she had
wept tears already 10 bitter that she
would not claim . nearer tie II Il
could have added salt to their brine.
Her master said shortly:
"Henly. she must co.
Mrs. Henly knitted . line In order
to collect herself. then put her work
down on the table ana looked at her
master over her glasses. Gle speaks
Of her as II she we're the housemaid."
she thought)
I'm heart sorry. Mr.. Basil"
why" he demanded. rudely.
"why9"
She's . sweet and gentle lady. com.
ing as she does, clinging to the door
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

hara ysar astss ysar. whsa q last
~ axed - cosDd %. ! felt Inst I
was too el1 Bssl1ss. vas sort of
settled With ths beslgs llhs1 = rsal,
and had lost amblt1ea 70 - - -
tho world. But I 1ilst olvo - -
Idea altogether; I vsul1 son1 0une-
body In my place. 30 Isses1 'Fuso1.
I had no relative save Z Do1e1e ~
whom used to play with whsn ~.
She had married and gone wesl
traced her and found that her husr
hand was dead and that she was an
invalid without means. That vas
something nearer than college, - I
sent her from time TO time what mon
ey had to spare. When she died,
arranged for her girl to 30 to college"
lie paused. with his case upon tAs
coverlet, bis eyes unobservsat.
dreamy. reminiscent.
Mary had risen. her eyes shining.
why didn't you write to her. direct.
ly'" she breathed.
We'll. she was . college girl, you
see. with college girl notions. liked
TO think Of her as my girl. and to plaa
things for her. n I'd written to her
directly. it-might have been diRsreat.
You see. fm just . man Of all work 10
. factory" He held up his hands,
white and transparent from his Illness,
but still knotty and hard from Q lifs-
time Of toll. Il don't know much
about girls.' he went on. but ! vast
to think Of this one - mine. aad I
can't bear the thought of her ever"
"Mr. Farrar. do you think any giri
could be ashamed Of you!"
The quick. passionate cry BROUGHT
his case suddenly from the covsrist.
What he read In her voice, In her eyes,
brought = lok Of rapt undsrstandins %
his face.
Then my mind isn't wandering,- hs
exclaimed. tremulously. Its shs,
really and truly. Mary. bring ne that
tin boz In my desk"
She brought II and eagerly he ran
his fingers through the contents. sooa
finding tintype. which be opened anA
held up for her Inspection. Il misht
have been her own picture. 10 exact
was the likeness. She recognised Il.
with low cry.
IT'S your mother. MARY" be said,
softly. taken just Lsfors sAs vsse
west"
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
JAPANESE TEST OF MADNESS
Now u Wss Applied BY ordss q Ne
csUrt In the csss u Q csW.
vletod Aawrdeeos.

Recentiy at The Tokyo sppsal eeuse.
before Judge Miyamoto. . ihsuse
named 0issi Haseba. - ysass osl, CO.
victed Of numbering his parsats-in-lav
and severely injurins bis wife st Osate-
Eort. Saitama prefecture. n iSes, -.
pealed from the Judgment oe tAs
Urawa local court. where hs was ssa-
fenced 10 penal servituds for Me.
Since April last year. Aurtas the
public trial of the accused. hs has Doe'
uttered . single word. This sttitulel
led the Judge and the public prusseu-
tor TO conclude that BE- felepsA maA.l
ness ~ the last resort. hopine 10
get released. He was nsAically n.
amined By Dr. Kurs and d. Miyahs,
and In this sxaminatioa Ds. Aiyake
adopted singular method.
There 10 belief that ths hlool q q
venomous snake 10 soluble with that
of an ordinary man. but not with that
Of . madman. The doctor spplssl this
principle TO the sxaminasioa a tie
suspected luaatic. and sure seosGA
the blood os the vssomous Snake 6iA
NOT oissotve IN the blood a tho 90
cused. Thus the doctor coacluAel
that be vas really mad.
The other doctor also gave evidsscs
about tho iunacy Of tho dsfssAaat.
The Judge ordered that the trial
should b postponed until The 60
rused was recovered from his aheos.
NAL conditions. Advertiser.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08

htmssN Down on H.
40 I might say: here a. she 10. day 10
and out. no one could OF does think
harm Of her"
He exclaiited furiousiy:
Harm! Low do you dare. Heniy.
10 mean"
Il mean" said the housekeeper.
steadily. ''tfst for . young lady alone
herewith y, mother or friend even
even the Ford would ,alk: but she
bears Il In her face chat she is
good and trrs."
YES" he interrupted more reason.
ably. "she df@s. and gopd she shall
remain. Th~t's Why che must TO-
she must leave Crsvertord: no good
viii come 10 her for stsying o."
but" interrupted the devoted WON.
an. TO you. Er Bssil,"
Tempest wss forced To smile.
You would sacrif,ss anything to
that. I think. Ycp have kept silent
and patient. nrver censidering her 90
far. or her reputation, because you
thought n was good for ms'''
"oh. SIR" shs paiiiated. Il thought
no wrong. sir-soe her or you"
We'll. WE'LL" he waived. and said
significantly. "fos N, there's no good
In the WORLD
The old woman's hands we're chased
over her Knitting wo.'k. her wedding.
ring nne and yellow On her Anser-
he had sees the ring grow thla with
the years Esis syee we're o. u.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
cheosiNS . Career.

what are you going To % vAsa
you grow upf" This 10 the favosits
ronundrum which tho kisd auats sal
uncles put 10 the boys whsa they
come homo from school: asd a lats
they ars beginnins TO put u 10 The
Tirls also. since II has bssa rsluctaae.
" admitted that . siri may rigAtiy
have something 10 say about What sAs
would iiks TO do In the world. But hov
10 u possible 10 make anythiag more
than . blind guess st The ansves. us-
lees the boy or giri hes some t1sa e
the practical which 10 10 bs voghel
Tor. To choose . trsls. . busissss,
pr0fessioa. without ksoviag vhae
tind of . result you vast 70 sst ct
u your labor. 10 70 ct sail b Tie Oars
u b 70 have course. but % haveo;
~ employment. but % voeosiea.-
Hsary Vas Dyhs.
The Dolores star., 1910-04-08
prsNsss.s o,sss eys.

-Noeoly 10 going 70 psts 81 Q 80.
sys juse Tor the sale q estelag o
glass eye" sai1 ths etty sa1ssman.,
'bss ksov . nas vhs nahso 0sno9
- his glass sye. NJ opss y DngeDel
sArss ttoss . yeas - bsslsesA Wh1oe,
here hs doss . littIs tss1iag n 49,
sls - . slls lias. Il ls - tAe Ao0e.'
ssrd tstp tAat - tssas ~ s1aas 80
. eDe1 aecssal n tAs cavity boGn'
= \ - easStse too q tAsee smAn ~
saluAble 1la0eo1s. Ha1e ~ luev.
savs1 y ~ ssaalss1so - -
se0ose alsoal ~ susesun 1nnQoUo1oo'
nave nevss - - y NJ. poaoogo1v,
~ eaat - aFDaal jAh11n0 49,
oaGsss ~ pssssss sssA--Dosu Yo4