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New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
NOVEMBER ~

Henry Messenger to Samuel Riker: 81 600.
Park Mortgage Co to Annie Anderson.
Mary Koch and ano to Mary Koch and ano;
$1,000.
Same Theresa Schneider and ano; 900.
Empire City Wood Working Co et al 70
Nathan Loewy r & c Co: 81
Isidore schapierer to Henry " Dazian: 81
Nathan Loewy r & c Co TO William F Moore:
Abraham Bisenstein to Elsie Gesins. 500
So. 600
-Afolph Bloch and ano to Philippine waIibo-t:
William Biggart to Empire City Wood Work
Elizabeth Mees to Joseph o-Nein: $500.
Co; 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Marv NJ Cur
Carrie A Worth TO Caroline Levy: 800.
SIMON Egge 10 Heather Realty Co. 81.
Marion Ludwig 10 Yorkville Bank 81
Charles n Villas; $50 ESQ SO -
o., Charles n Villas to Elmer A Darling; $50
Freehold Construction Co 70 BeIlevrood Con
struction Co. 81.
Bellewood Construction Co to State Bank. 81
State Bank to Freehold Construction 90: 81
Manhattan Mortgage Co TO Columbia Trust
Matilda BucIzing To Augusta 4 wurrn: 800
FrIdolin s c Mahier and ano to Johanna Wool
Minnie smith to Nicolina Schmidt: IS. 600
John A Manahan 10 Payne estate: $4,000
Gertrude Winthrop TO Lawyers Mortgage
Thomas NJ 1iury ct al, executors, 70 John a
Manahan. SIS. .OI0.
Charles Jacob to James n Thompson: 81.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Charles Jacobs:
5000
Phebe Willis TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co; $1,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
Charles II Clark, $4,000.
Mary A Dudley 10 East River Savings IN
Law 1awysrs Title Insurance and Tr..s &C C TO
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
UNKNOWN MAN FATALLY HURT.

Paterson \ !. Nov I-AlthoGSh The
..oHco ana officials Al the General Hos
r.lral nave been trying since Sunday 10
learn Tire identity OF man who IS in the
-ft-rtt;ltion suffering from fractured
skull thev have been unsuccessful The
hospital authorities say the man cannot
recover. He was found lying in an area
way in the rear Of q fathouse. and II IS
Telieved he fell from d back porch. a dis
lance Of forty feet There was nothing
,u his person To give ciew 10 his
i0.nlitv.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
MILL POLLUTION NOT OVERCOME

Whippany, y J, Nov 81 (SpeCiaD.-ln
spite of orders issued two months ago by
the State Board of Health TO the paper
mills of this section 70 cease the alleged
polluting of the Whippany River. nothing
has been done TO improve conditions The
waters flow into the watershed from which
the city Of Newark draws its supply and
also feed the water sources of some pri-
vate companies In most cases the water
IS filtered before Il Is sent into mains to
consumers, but the state health authorities
have not considered that process an ade-
uuate safeguard against impurities. When
ever the mills clean out their filters, which
is usually once week, the unpurified
waste water passes directly into the
stream.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
PLANS MONUMENT TO MATERNITY

The Maternity Monument Association
has made application IN the Supreme
Court for certificate OF Incorporation
The organizers set forth that their purpose
is the cultivation and dissemination of the
vaTions branches Of art chiefly that Of
sculpture They purpose also 10 design
and erect statue or monument depicting
the subject Of maternity. which they hone
TO place in Central PARK or some other
prominent place. The iucorporatora of tho
aHsociation are Albert p. Bsumann. {. u.
Randall and Giovanni Rapetti
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
FORM PROTECTIVE SOCIETY.

The Real Estate Brokers Protective As
sociation has been organized. with tenn
porary headquarters At Herrnstadt Hall,
No . West 1l5th street
The following officers have been elected;
President Jacob II. Corn. first vice-presi-
dent. J Newton Osorio. second viee-presi-
dent. W A Miles: secretary. Alfred Ole
nick. treasurer, Z. J. Cuozzo; chairman of
board OF directors. Ralph Refs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
MARRIED FOR MONEY; IN JAIL
Prisoner Admits Engagement TO Grl
ubo sues for Breach of Promise.

ra-.rso-, \ ! Nov = 0Speciall--AilsS
t-.-,-,,e ts,-a,er. Of Richmond. Va. TODAY
-.,,z.d the arrest Of Toby Schneider a
4oFo,,5gr+ in \ breach Of promise SUIT lor
900 ...-,s-es Schneider was committed
:, ,1,s county jan ny Supreme Court com
,--.--.o-,.r Randall in default OF bail The
,-o,7,,c woman said that Schneider mao
noe sn agreement OF marriage. A week
=, s,,,reida- married Cecilia RosenthaL
- TINS city ,z
she tolls The truth Schneider declared
-, he was being led 70 tail. ''hut mar
-..5 +ra other woman because there was
more money IN sight for me
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
REALTY NOtso'

R. E. Wilcox. Of the firm OF WILCOX q
Shelton, will address the real estate ciass
of the West Side Young Mems Christiai'
Association. No. SlS West 57th street 10
night on THE Management OF Apartment
and Tenement Property
Frederick Southack and Alwyn baiI p''
negotiated the lease of four lofts al nos.
IA and I16 Worth street. to Wlllam =
Pepper & Co for long term OF years
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
PATERSON SHOW PROFITS $4,000.

Paterson. Y. J.. Nov H.-Enthuslastic
over The success Of the first industrial eN-
hibition ever held III this city. the Board
Of Trade is working on d suggestion that
q permanent exposition building ne erected
in this city. All manufacturers have been
asked 10 cooperate with the board in the
matter. The recent exposition showed q
profit of nearly $4,000 and it is estimated
that one hundred thousand persons at
tended during the len days it was IN
r,rog,vaSS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
FAMILY STRICKEN BY DIPHrHERIA

Natswan. Nov Especial Thee weeks
szo Stanley, the infant son Of Nj and
Nrs George Clark, Of this place, died from
diphtHcria. The parents were later taken
iU but recovered. Shortly after the quar-
arfIne was raised Albert Clark. twenty
.-ezrs old. was taken III with the same
disease. lie died on Saturday. While Al
bert was lowering between life and death
tis sister. Della eighteen years OLD. was
rakru down with diphtheria and IS not
f-rlrI--sp
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
SHOT DOWN IN THE DARKNESS
Police Seek Alleged Threatener of Man
Killed at Narragansett Pier.

Narragansett Pier, r. /, Nov H.-Fol-
lowing the murder last night of Louis
Johnson. a clerk In general store in this
town the authorities to-day began q
search for Tony Rosa, Of South Kings
toxin. who s alleged TO have threatened
to Kill Johnson because the latter had
taken 50 from him.
-Four shots. fired in rapid succession,
were heard by number OF persons late
last night, and an investigation LED to
the finding of Johnsons body in an alley
near the railroad station
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
CLOSE RESTAURANTS ON SUNDAY

Paterson. y J.. Nov. 2.-Three restau-
rants which do a large business on Sun
dar night. many OF the patrons being
women. were closed last night a. Il o'clock
b. Police Captain John Taylor. No arrests
we're made or names taken. and il is
thought that the police intended simply 70
warn the proprietors against violation Of
fhe Sunday liquor law and TO stop the fire.
cuenf visits Of young women TO cafes that
have restaurants in the rear where drinks
~ ed
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
APPLIED TAR AND FEATHERS
Leaders of Mob at Mckee City Plead
G1iIty of Abusing Man

Mays Landing. y ), Nov %. ''S
zs,,rlr Charles Quinn and James Sears
,,,ss-s n = mob that tarred and feaIhered
l-,.a-l, Sic-orf. a farmer at Mckee City.
,-ro-,ae7 guilty. to-day 10 indictments
,.t,.--,,,- asss71i- ana battery- Sentence
VII he imposed later
S,c,,o-- a married man, was tarred and
-.-a-l.e-ad .as- summer. tied TO d pole ana
,or. IA the mercy Of mosquitoes. He was
...-,-.,5 4,,- : train crew and spent some
-l-'s IN an Atlantic City hospital
The defendants testified to-day that they
80 ,e5 10 lar and feather Sichort be-
,s4se the latter was paying TOO much at
,,,,-,o, 90 = widow and they wanted 10
s,ee her children from disgrace
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
BUYS EDGEMERE PLOT,

The Lewis H May Company has sold for
the Lancaster Sea Beach Improvement
Company four lots on the west side of
Rochester avenue Edgemere. Long Island,
to i. l. Blum, who VIII improve the prem
ises with a cottage for investment
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
FATALLY SHOT WHILE HUNTING.

sussex. y J.. Nov. o (Special)--Wiliiam
Talar seventeen wears OLD, died yester-
dav from a Sunshot wound received on
SATURDAY while hunting with Benjamin
Jones. Tho accident happened on farm
near the state line at Tnionville, \ y
Ialzer was anead Of Jones as they crossed
? bog. Jones stumbled and his gun was
discharged. The fun charge entered
74l-o--S hack
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED.

The trial Of Bernard Van Wrinkle and
John Smith for the murder Of John Freer
in Bavoune on March 10 was postponed
Yesterday before Judge John A. Blair at
the Hudson County Court House, IN Jersey
civ. until December >. They are Jersey
Central Railroad detectives. Freer lived
IN y house overlooking the railroad. The
detectives say he was caught stealing coal
from the railroad and was accidentally shot
while he resisted arrest
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
FIRE HORSES WRECK A TENDER.

Three alarms were sent in early yester-
day for fire !n Prescott street. IN Jersey
CITY. which destroyed 4 livery stable and
threatened 70 spread through neighbor-
hood u many wooden structures After
t.c IRE the horses attached 10 the tenders
of Engine Is raH away. wrecked the veli-
Gle by hitting 2 telegraph pole and dashed
through West Size avenue for a mile and
half before i patrolman stopped them
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
QUITS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

Joseph p. Day has resigned vice-presi-
dent OF the National Association of Real
Estate Exchanges.
The Board of Brokers OF the City Of New
York, of which Mr.. Day is member. has
also withdrawn it's membership from the
n
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO: DIES

Paterson. n J.. Nov 2l-Andrew kava-
nowsl1. forty-five years old. died last night
in St. Joseph's Hospital from injuries re
ceived when he was run down by an auto
mobile near Boonton YESTERDAY The auto
mobile is said to belong 70 a Mr.. Hopstick,
of Boonton Kavanowski's right thigh and
several ribs We're broken and his head was
cut He was bruised all over the body and
was believed to be hurt internally. He died
three hours after reaching the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
ACTIVITY IN WESTMINSTER.

The Free g. Murray Realty Company
has sold the residence Of George ". Nc
Adam, IN North Broadway, Tarrytown.
\. Y, - John n Maxwell
The West Bronx Realty Company has
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
SALES IN ATTRACTIVE HOME CENTRES
Trading Also Results in Change of Ownership of Lott 6uo9
in Water Street


bought through Cooley q u-,.i.o
Burnett the De Witt property o" u's, -
Plains Road in Bronxvllle. cofllp'is,iis
teen acres, which the buyers III ~. ~
divide in plots about 1ooXl5o feei' A"e -
erty faces on White Plains f'oau anu
on rOndfieId Road.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER 2L

26TH ST. SIS West, Jacob Miller Az ~
McCabe et g.; Oct %. 1910; $50.
SD AVE 1898. Eagle Iron Works sC
estate Of Susan X Iunes e al Aug Q. fsl
(canceIled); $50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor % 115th =;
Sanitary F'ireprOofiug and COurracttls ca
agt Ensworth Construction Co et al; So- T.
1910 (by bond). S2.1l+ u
TIFFANY ST cor % 1s3d s..
Young aCt Zipkes Construction co e al a7T
. 1910; S2S6 80 N
e35TH ST. s :. 1s5 II y o. Karouah g.
James O'Coauel aSr Ge-Tuausky Co1str-c-1'-
Co 81 a.; Oct 20. 1910, S1S0
34TH ST 514 to $50 West; Keersd-T CO..
structiOn c. agJ HeywOCd Wakefield B1isa-
ing Co ct al: Nov 17. 1910; S+S1 10.
bath ST. so West, George vallacs az
James c Thomas ct al sept = 1910; s-sSs
157TH ST. J52 70 500 West; Benjamin 3ota-
man agt McMOrrOv Engineering and C's'
struction Co ct al: Nov II. 1910 $lS5 g.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

I'll Easf 2%6th st. owner. William = -
1922 Baker ave. architect. cost s2TM ~
DAVIDSON AVE. 3. so n 0. I-,..
atv hrk garage. 16-6x43- " NUris,
Davidson ave. owner and arcnit- set. zoe. t.sS
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
BUYS DoBBs FERRY TRACT.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for the
estate of Henry Willard one and one-hal
acres on Oliphant avenue Dobbs Ferry
TO client who will build a home immedi'
atelV
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SOLD.

Cornelius G Kolff sold for Abels Colo
Realty Company a plot 92xl0O feet in 2c
street. New Brighton 10 3, Fancher
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

Sales OF dwelling houses in two of the
most attractive residential districts of the
greater city and number of transactions
in which churches figured were features
yesterday Of the real estate market
One of the dwelling houses which changed
hands is No. "a East 5Sth street and an
other is No. 10 West S7th street Buyers
We're also found Yesterday for q Water
street loft and plot in Prospect avenue.
The Bronx
II was learned yesterday that Charles E.
Johnson is having plans prepared for re-
modelling the building No. 234 Fifth ave
nue.. northwest corner of 9th street, to-
gether with the adjoining structure. No, II
West 9th street
Accept 100000 Offer.
The trustees of the Holyrood Church, at
Broadway and 1Slst street. have accepted
a bid of 100000 made for the property by
l. j. Phillips & Co. acting for client,
The site comprises about ten and a half
lots and has q frontage of 133 feet on
Broadway and PAP feet on 1Slst street
The Fourth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church
has bought from Klein & Jackson the plot
of five lots. 10o.11 by 125 feet. at the north
west corner of Broadway and Hath street
A church ediflce and rectory will be erected
on the site.
The Fourth Avenue Church was located
for number of years at the northwest
corner of Fourth avenue and 22d street
When the invasion of Fourth avenue by
large business structures was started the
congregation decided to sell its property,
and in December of last year it was ac-
CURED by Mills & Gibbs. Since then the
congregation has been -worshipping in the
United Charities Building
The present purchase brings to an end
the movement which was on foot 10 con-
solidate with the West End Church. at
Amsterdam aven1e and JG5th street. Slaw-
son & Hobbs negotiated the sale
The corner of Broadway and 115th street,
which adjoins this plot on the north, was
recently bought through the same brokers
by Palermo Brothers, who will build an
apartment house on the site.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
LOAN ON EAST SIDE PROPERTY.

Pierre NJ. Clear has obtained for Louis
Mirsky a first mortgage of $500" on the
premises Nos. 159 and 141 East Houston
street
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

REAL ESTATE At AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
MANHATTAN ALTERATION

42D ST. $. 1SS 4 Of s,h ave. 20 a '-s
stv theatre. z 3 Harris. owner; HsTtz
TaIIant, rs East 19th 81, architects SJ.e9a
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT
175TH ST. $. 1917 z Of Prospect a.
oc5xI41-6. City Mortgage 90 loans Jon1-s
Cornish Construction Co. Si$l-9on -z
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

I'd AVE. $ S3.7 II Of I35th ST . :
brk stable, % :fx33-6- Mrs Caroline X Wage
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1491 and 1893. > sty brk
5OxlO0 y mtgs. each $50, 900; Nov 19; due as
per bond, Hermann Realty Co 70 Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $40 600; address, 1I6 Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

GRAND ST. 1855. sty brll. Elm ST.
. .px55. TX irreg: Nov 9: yrs: Charles W Ban
schat TO John W Bowers Ell al, exrs. $1,000; ad-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

BROONE ST. Lewis ST, 1o0xl26; Nov
2I: yrs. 5l2 per cent. Misken Realty co 10
Corn Exchange Bank; $1,000; address, 13 Will
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

GRAND ST. 135- cor Elm ST. sty brk.
8 Tx55.2x irreg: 10th st. s. 110.10 II Q Of
Park ave, 41sx1O0.1O 10 prior mtg s22,GO0); Nov
49, / VI 65 per cent; Charles W Banschat TO
American Mortgage Co; $500; address. 81 Mas
New-York tribune., 1910-11-22

-. 4 sty brk. 23x93 TX
: Isabelle Is Jones to Alice
1dress. SO Crafts I'd, Chest
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26

man had an adjoining farm. Floods from the mountain ran down in such d way as to wash out the reservoir of SiSSon and he constructed dam to turn the flood waters aside. They were diverted to the farm of the neishbor. :Sission. his friends say. offered to as siSt the neighbor in the building of q dam that would turn the floods SO that they would injure neither of them. but such a dam would have to he built upon the land of the neighbor. who would not join in it's construction nor would he permit SiSsion to go upon his land for that purpose.
 Meanwhile the dam that Sission had built for the protection of his reSer- Voir was turning the flood upon the lard of the neighbor. who entered upon SisSon'S property one day to destroy il. Both were armed and SisSon's friends say that the neighbor made an offensive move. when Sisson shot and killed him.
 The other story is that the neigh hur was on his own property and was following blow when Sisson shot hiu with rifle. Sisson has for some time been in failing health. Sis son has gained only about a year by his release. for the commutcd sentence would have expired within the next year.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
WILLIAM SESSION FREE AFTER NEARLY FIVE YEARS HE WAS NEVER LEGALLY
 CONFINED. Though Under a Life Sentence for
 Graham County Murder.

William SisSoH was released from | the penitcntary yesterday on writ Of habcaS corpus issued by Judge Kent after having served five years or more of what was originally life sentence for murder Sssion was sent up from Graham county. Some months ago his sentence was commuted by Governor sloan to ten years. Put the plans for his freedom, which were instituted as soon as he Was convicted. were carried forward to ultimate success yesterday. The application for the writ was made on the ground that the record of the trial showed that SisSon had never en- tered plea of guilty or of not guilty to the indictment: in that case he Was illegally confined. having had no trial
 Tho record Was presented tu Judge Kent and he. finding the omission of reference tu the plea. presented the matter tp Attorney General Wright. who offered. on this showing. no opp position tu the writ, which thcrcupon issued.
 The trial of Sisson took place at SoiomuHVillc before Judge Eugene Tucker. whose judicial record k more picturesque than that of any other man that eyer occupied d place or the Arizona bench. IL k remembered that th" close of the evidence in this ease, late in am afternoon. Judge Tucker in formed the attorneys for both sides that they would be allowed only three quarters of au hour for argument. He said he had been invited to q banquet at Safford that night He would not therefore have time tp listen to longer arguments.
 There are two opinions of the crime of Sissun. II is the Eciief of one side that tho murder Was an atrociuuS one fpr which his wife was largely re sppnsibie. on the other hand il k said that the killing was done in self defense. The friends of Sis~iun say that he had established d small farm
 in the artesian belt and that water from am artesian well Was collected in d reservoir for irrigation. Another
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
S1O0 Dollars Reward S10O

The readers uf this paper will hc pleased to learn that there iS :,t least one dreaded disease that science has u""u able tn cure in all it's stages. and that is Catarrh. Iiall'S Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known tn the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con Stitutiunal disease, requires constitu- tioIal treatment. Halls Catarrli Cure the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the founda- ton of the disease. and giving the iJ- tirnt strength by building up the cou- $titUtiun and assisting nature in doing it's work. The pr"prictprs have sp much faith in itS' curative powers that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any ease. that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address:
 r. T. CHENEY X co. Toledo O.
 Sold by druggists. Toe.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constpa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
BRACELETS FOR ALL
 AT BIG CUR|0 STORE
In Spite of the Heavy Recent Demand There iS no Danger of an
 Exhausted Stock.

The demand for Indian bracelets at Balll"'S Big Curio store has increased mdrVcl"usly within the last week danger that the supply of the genuine Navajo bracelets will be exhausted. The visitors are treasured on that point There are bracelets there for all. The Big Curio store has been collecting them for years and is al- ways at it. Beside those n sight there is a reserve stock of not less than 1000. There arc more of them perhaps than can be found in all the curi" stores and trading posts of the United States together Thcy are all genuine and all of them have been worn by the Indians-snmc of them SD much worn that in places the CngraV- ing has disappeared And in all this hupc stock there are no two alike
 Among the recent callers was a lady from the east who has for years been making a collection of the handicraft of savage and semi-civilizcd people. Her collection embraces nearly every thing or this kind that could be gath cred in Europe. Asia and Africa But sh" was lacking samples of the Navajo silver work. she found precisely what she wanted. bracelet SO old that in places il had been worn [" the thin ness of d sheet of paper
 Many of the bracelets bought within the last week have been intended for graduation gifts. some to be presented [" the coming graduates of Phoenix and adjacent schools ana some to bo sent to other parts of the country.
 II one may not want a bracelet. there are the old Indian rings of the Indian hand made souvenirs spoons There are also belt buckles and belt pins.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
TRUTH CROPS OUT
Why Pile Sufferers So Often Fail tc
 Get Relief.

Science is getting to the bottom of everything. including the cause and cure of piles. The brightest doctors now admit that piles are caused iu- formally and can be cured only by in ternal treatment. pr. J. $. Lconhardt some time ago perfected d remedy in tablet form-IIem Roid. which cures the cause of piles, and therefore cures permanently. It is sold by the LoV ett Drugg Co, Phoenix. Ariz, under money back guarantee. S1 for 2i days treatment. pr. Leonhardt Co. Station F, Buffalo, x. Y. Write for booklet.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
A NOTED LECTURER.

Bob smith. the great humorisi from Dixie Land will he in Tempe on Friday evening June 3rd and will givt a recital at the Baptist church under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of that church. It is assured thai
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs Robert Goodwin of Globe is here visiting relatives. She is now on her way tu Los Angeles where she will spend the summer
 Mrs. Jack Arnold Is on the sick list. but is reported tp be improving.
 There Was a large gathering at the union meeting "f Tcmpcs churches Tuesday evening.
 The WomauS Home Mission circle of the Baptist church will meet at the
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26

home nr Mrs. Howard Woods tuuur- TOW afternoon at o'clock MrS. Woods will lead the meeting. oh a business trip.
 \ party of four Tempe Sp"rtsmou brought in 1Go white wings after % couple oG hours shooting Tuesday aft CrUoon-
 Juhn McGrcW vas here from Supc- riur yesterday
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26

touch of rheumatism. or g tWiuSc of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chambcrlain's Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the com plaint quickly. First application gives relief Sold by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26

merit and will br a treat [" the people of Tempe. IL will be in .rcdi.tN a $l."" entertainment for 5c cents. Reserved seats 60 cents, students %" cents and children under twelve - cents.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
WILL SUMMER IN FLAGSTAFF.

Miss Louise Lynd and mother were here yesterday from Phoenix making to take up their resi- dence in Tempe again in the fall. Miss Lynd has been attending q California college for the past year and returned home this week. She will teach in the normal training school next year and she and her mother will leave fo! Flagstaff carly in the month wher, they will spend the summer re turning here the latter part of August