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Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
WILL SPAIN FOLLOW sUIT7
Extremely improbable Portugal Sit-
 uation Will Be Duplicated.

One of my first concerns on arriv- ing in Madrid was to seek out a well known man of letters and a deputy. of whose kindness 1 had had previous experience and whom I knew to be specially familiar with the affairs of Portugal, writes William Archer in Golfers. My immediate purpose was to ask. him for introductions to one or two of the Portuguese leaders: but when. in the course of cenversa- Iion, l put the inevitable question. will Spain folloW suit?" the answer he gave me was so clear and convinc- ing that l cannot forbear reproducing 1t. The frankness of his utterances will account for my suppression of his name
 Two years ago" I said, you con- fidently prophesied the coming of the Portuguese republic Are you inclined to venture on a similar pro- phecy with regard to Spain?"
 "I do not mind prophesying." he replied. but it must be in very diff ferent terms. There are far more points of difference than points of resemblance in the state of the two countries. The Portuguese monarchy died of intellectual hamilton. All the
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

time their funds ran so Low that none at all were visible. Both how ever kept up a good front and Clarl; was frequent visitor at the Elks' Club. He was a member of that order.
 One night, said LaPlant Clark told him that he must make touch He asked LaPlant to write him a check on a bank in Salt Lake for sS5 LaPiant inquired how the check was to figure in the touch: he did mt want to engage in a crooked fi- nancial transaction. Clark replied that the check would not pass out of his hands. He wanted it only to flash at the club after which he would touch a brother for ten spot with the understanding that the check would be cashed when the banks opened the next morning
 LaPlant wrote the check and Clark took it. Whether he made any use of 1t at the club, LaPlant did not learn but the next day Clark went to Mesa and when he returned he said that he had bor-- owed $60 of his friend Gurney. Nothing was said about the check. Clark gave LaPlant s25 and a day or two later left for the coast.
 It turned out that Clark did get the money he had through Gurney who introduced him at the bank. be- lieving that the check was genuine.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
OF INTEREST TO PARENTS.

Hinckley's Postoffice News Store shows a nice assortment of iron toys trains for the boys. 35c to S1.25. Tin wagons. iron coal carts and dump carts. musical tops. china mugs, stick toys. blackboards. trumpets. drums. doll fur niture. toy washboards. laundry sets, kaleidoscopes. iron stoves, fire engines. hook and ladders. (some specially good tool chests). toy banks, cut out books. base balls. base ball mitts and bats. toy dishes. toy trunks, toy boats. little red rocking chairs. blocks and work boxes. These toys have all been carefully picked out of one of the most com
 plete wholesale lines in the United States with special reference to Phoe- nix customers about whose toy de-
 mands We think we have learned some thing in years. They are all medium priced goods and good value for the money. neither shoddy nor extra fancy quality. but what the average parent wants his and her children to have and without wasting money. Open even ings now until Christmas, except Sun day. close 1 D. m. See what Hinckley's have got bp
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE NEW DRUGLESS OXYGENATOR CURE
 


TARRH, owing to suspension of treatment for three months in the interest of other sufferers. Mrs. Reids troubles are also gone, after little treatment. With the Oxygenator corrected GROUP on children in hour. also CHILLS and SEVER on the other one in few hours never thought of getting married any thing except my wife. but both married to the OXygenator and have been di- vorced from drugs do not need them now. The little machine is used for every i'll, because know it always brings the desired results and never fails. We know no price to place on it. it is priceless.
 Last year and part of this largely dependent church for support. Now making than living. No family is safe without an OXYGENATOR Thanks to the Lord for OXYPATHY Yours truly,
 T. q. REID
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
Another Skeptic Convinced
Aberdeen, Wash,

Aberdeen, Wash, Nov. 9th, 1910. OXygenator Co.,
 Gentlemen: l sincerely hope you will accept my indorsement to the efficiency of the much famed OXygenator. l have been feeling bad for about three weeks and hardly able to about. On the evening of October 21st, l took a severe chill, and from that time l confined to my bed. On the 23d of October you called in. l commenced to realize that pretty sick. had no faith in the Oxygena- tor whatsoever; but when few hours after applied 1t, l saw that faith plays part in the action of this machine, for I per spring freely in four hours after it applied It was then that l could see, and made to understand that it possessed a mighty power and from that moment my skepticism vanished
 Usually people made weak by sickness are a long time recovering, and although I weak for the first two days. then began to get strong and feeling fine and all right now.
 l wish to say to every skepticai person: Be just and give the OXygenator a trial!" It's to your interest and you will be the gainer thereby. Yours very truly FRANK LEHTO.
 SIS South l Street.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
4 FICTITIOUS CHECK
 FOR FLASH" PURPOSES
But It Was Used to a Criminal
 End

Deputy Sheriff Olea returned yes terday morning from Los Angeles having in charge Edward La Plant accused Of uttering a fictitious check. The warrant for the arrest of LaPlant was issued on the state ment of Harry Clark who was lately brought from Los Angeles charged with having cashed a fictitious check for $S5 at one of the banks of Mesa.
 The statement of Clark was that he had nothing to do with the mak ing of the check which was the handiwork of LaPlant. La Plant ada mitted that yesterday but he went further and told how the thing came about He said that he and Clark had known each other for a long time and had been employed together by private detective agency at Salt Lake.
 They came to Phoenix and after
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
Pneumonia
25Os Park Avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio.
 Nov l4th 1910.

25OS Park Avenue, Cincinnati. Ohio,
 Nov. l4th, 1910. The Oxygenator-CO. . Dear Srs: On Dec. 26th last. called to Chicago to transact business with friend at the Auditorium Annex. I left Cincinnati night during blizzard and took a cold on the train, and upon my arrival the hotel was suffering intense pain in my side, in the heart region placed in bed and a, physician calet. He stated that l had PNEUMONIA. My friends at home notified to be prepared Tor the worst. confined to my 21 days. at cost of s50O.0O. but finally recov- cred. The doctor said afterwards that my vitality was the most wonderful he saw.
 took another cold Friday last week, causing some pain in the same region as before. On Saturday at D. it became almost unbearable, and l had chill. l could not put my hand 10 the floor. blow my nose. take long breath. My wife put bed and applied the Oxygenator She placed disc my ankle and the other my breast as per directions for PNEUMONIA. She placed the POlarizer outside of the window where the perature around 5O degrees. After being under treatment two and One-haf hours. | per spred freely and went to sleep for the balance of the night. l felt a little soreness /On Sunday morning. the 18th. which quickly left me. and Monday l felt s well as ever.
 an ready to be interviewed at any time and
 GEORGE w. HOLMES.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

cd or sef-cure The Oxygenator rendexs the body strongly positive; it is then in a natural condition to attract the negative oxygen.
 Germs have been proven to consist almost entirely of carbon. It is at onC- apparent, therefore that oxygen. when induced into the human system by the OxygenatOr. comes in contact with these germs they are carbOnated. or, in other words oxidized to be still plainer. burnt up in largely the same manner piece of is consumed. The carbon in the germ combines with the oxygen and at passes from the system in the form of (CO2) carbon -dioxide gas IL Is therefore quite easy to why a germ disease yields so readily to the oxygen treatment as applied by the Oxygenator.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

brains of the country had long been republican. There was not enough mental energy in royalism tO keep it alive. But it would be absurd to say that any party absorbs all the intelligence of Spain.
 You can see in Spain just the op- pOsite process to that which has re- gently eliminated in Portugal. These monarchists were every day going going over to republicanism; here re- publicans are every day-nOt perhaps going over to monarchism in theory but acquiescing in it in practice.
 "The effect of the Portuguese revol- ution upon Spain will be for some time, at any rate, to strengthen the position and further the policy of Canalejas. The fate of the house of Braganza affords a salutOry example of the dangers of stupid reactiOnism."
 Then" said l, when Senor Ler- roux declares that within three years Spain will be a republic. you think that he is indulging in what we call bluff?"
 Precisely" he replied There is no real ground for any such anticipa- tion. Look at the Portuguese army and navyi Why. ninetenths of them were republicans. The royalists were not strong enough to make any real fight. Let me tell you, by the way, that the list of casualties has been much exaggerated. You may take my word for it that there were not more than 50 killed. In the Spanish army. on the other hand. republicanism has made no headway whatever: and so long as that remains true. what chance is there of a reXOlution?.'
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
REST CURE FOR HAIR.

The beauty specialists have told us
 it was coming and now it is here the panic lest women become bald headed as the result of heavy rats and hats And now the women who have piled pounds of puffs and yards of curls, velvet and feathers on their top knots. are going away or else staying at home in strict seclusiOn to give their hair a rest. They wear no hats if they go out of doors and the hair is not even done up" once dur ing the rest, but hangs loosely over the shoulders and is combed. brushed and stunned to coax it to stay on the head.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
WENT A-TRAMPIN

When Robert Alexander Wason. the author of "The Steering Wheel" and Happy Hawkins" was 19 years old some tramp stories in a magazine awakened in him a desire to go a.
 tramping and during the winter he spread the propaganda until at one time there were a dozen of his friends enlisted. As the date set drew closer the domestic arrangements of his allies grew more complicated until at last he started forth alone Up to the last his father was sure his in- herited responsibility would step forth to save him, but when the morning
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

came. and Robert was ready to set forth. the father offered him a big bundle of money for expenses. and could not understand why it would be impossible to get the full taste of tramping without being totally devoid of the root of all evil MT. Wason. Sr.. felt pfetty bad when his son re- fused to take any money at all so that Robert compromised by ac- cepting the purse of 42 cents which his mother and sister had managed to raise and which he was to invest in postal cards
 Il felt by this time that I was gO- ing to be a writer" says MT. Wason, and there was no feeling of being time-waster to mar an ideal trip. My first comrade was Philadelphia
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

Slim, who had not worked for 13 years. and who assured me that he never would work again. He knew the game in all its details and proved a pleasant travelling companion until he proposed to rob a postoffice He had the plan worked out to the last item, and all l had to do was to climb in through a small back win dow and open the side door, but I resigned. At that time I only hoped to be an author, and felt that there were certain steps which 1t would be no disgrace to foregO taking. even in the accumulation of material
 Let Crump Hay & Grain Co. send your friends box Arizona oranges for
 Christmas. dd
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
Description of the OSygenator

All oXygenatOrs consist Of three parts: First the polarizer or generator; second. the treating plates with their elastic bands, by which contact with the body is made; third the cords or wire cables which connect the polarizer with the treat ing plates The pOlariZer consists of heavy nickel plated cylinder constructed very substan- tialy and dramatically sealed. The cords con meeting the polarizer and treating plates are eleven feet long. The treating plates small round metal discs of polished aluminium shaped conform to the wrist and ankle, where they usually attached They specially designed with gradual and constant water feed by which elegant moist contact with the skin is main- taned throughout the treatment thereby ob- taning and nsuring intense oxidation. The Oxy- genator requires recharging As you re- ceive it from us you use it forever-the simple silent worker does it's duty and sends in no bills
 The OXygenator is the greatest money gctter in the family.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
POLARIZATION AND ELIMINATION.

Polarity is attribute of nature and matter. by which each form of element and type of mat ter inherently possesses poles of attraction and repulsion in keeping and accord with the earth's electro magnetism.
 As all nature and the earth possess this attri- bute it will be be the logical deduction that every particle of matter and elemental energy comprising the earth will manifest the same char acterstics. Ii is a scientific fact that like bodies repel each other and unlike attract each other.
 We all familiar with the manner in which a common horseshoe magnet attracts a piece of steel The human body is capable of fuctuating back and forth like a pendulum from positive to negative. When unduly negative-as in sick ness-t repels the highly negative oxygen gas. This oxygen is the very element the body needs to restore its equilibrium. This is Natures meth
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
TELL US ABOUT YOUR CASE.

Let us tell you who are using the Oxygenator in Phoenix. and you will hear Of cases perhaps exactly parallel to yours which have completely recovered through the use of the OxygenatOr; the treatment of lowest cost and absolutely harmless.
 Send for our book. "OXYPATHY; NATURES ROYAL ROAD TO HEALTH!"s Yours for the ssking
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
sClATic RHEUMATISM, cATARRH, BRoN-
 CHITIS. LIVER TROUBLE
Huntsville, Ala, Nov. 24th. 1s1

Huntsville. Ala, Nov. 24th. 1910 Oxygenator Co.
 Dear Sirs: Answering your inquiry my experience with the Oxygenator. will say, it has been most gratifying. The Oxygenator being the only thing that brought permanent relief to Mrs. Reid and myself
 LIVER and STOMACH TROUBLES and CON STIPATION. For the greater part O fourteen years have suffered most terribly from SCIATIC RHEUMATISM. This almost wrecked my nerv- system. Also had catarrh of the head many years.
 On Christmas. 1908. took BONCHITIS, which baffled best medical skill after which I spent several months on the coast, which only gave temporary relief. Then came CATARRHAL SORE THROAT. My mind became weak I could not read my Bible scarcely make little calculation. My lungs also became weak. I advised go West. Mrs. Reid had a female trouble. which could not be reached by the best doctors. also CHONIC APPENDICITIS. We looking itnS a dark future. inasmuch as more than twenty doctors and remedies of various kinds had failed to bring permanent relief, pecially myself. At this juncture We saw the to recommend it whom knew. made a leap into the dark and purchased and used it, with the most gratifying results
 My troubles all gone except little CA
 Agents Wanted for
 Open Territory
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
OPERATION OF THE oxYeeNAToR.

Either or both of the treating plates may be attached to the wrists ankles and the poariZer placed in cold water in any cool place in the air without water. preferably outside air.
 The action of the OxygenatOr begins the instant it is attached to the body.
 By it's action the human body is made strongly positive. and thus the body, which normally ab- sorbs 1-15Oth of its oxygen through the pores, is made absorb vastly increased quantities of this strongly negative element. The 9G-page "OxygeneratOr Direction Book is very complete and comprehensive It enables any one child to handle sickness with perfect safety and success.
 This book accompanies each instrument and is invaluable
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
Paralysis, Nervousness and
 Insomnia
AttleborO. Mass. Nc

Attleboro Mass, Nov. :, 1910. ONygenator co.
 Dear Sirs: I highly pleased with the results that I feel 1t my duty to tell you how miserably l was suffering and wish to let all sufferers know what world of good the Oxy- genator had done for me STROKE which left my right arm dead numb my face badly dsfigured, a complete nervous wreck, and helpless sufferer from INSOMNIA was so nervous that l could not bear any one to talk to me. read for a few minutes time l had spent all kinds of money for medicines electric messages. Osteopathic and other treat ments, but all without beneficial permanent re- suits For the last six weeks since I purchased -the OxygenatOr, l stopped all other treatments and used nothing else but the OxygenatOr and glad of it.
 my nervousness is all gOne.and I sleep nights as good as a baby. rise at o'clock and feel bright and perfectly rested l have gained wonderfully in general health. good color. and feel better in every way. I able do all my cooking Sand good days general homework as we'll as 
 am often out visiting and all my relatives and friends surprisingly asking me what I have been using that helped in short a time.
 advise every one to spread the news of liberty to my statement for publication in any way suitable for the enlightenment of all sick and suffering humanity.
 Very sincerely yours,
 MRS. ERNEST c. SMITH. l6 Mechanics Street
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
What 0yypathy Is

Oxypathy Is the science of removing disease from the human system by the of nothing but oxygen.
 oxygen is that part of the air which renews life in the body by burning out all the dead matter, the poisOns and waste caused by life action and thought.
 oxygen is what gives the blood vitality. It is the heat producer It is the deadly enemy Of all that is wrong with which the blood in contact
 It fights contagion and scientists tell us all disease is congestion. That is the blood in picking all the waste matter. the germs what not in the system. frequently piles up at some point where the blood is weak The joints get of life" the waste poisons and the blood de- posits there more of them in passing. That Is what is known rheumatism
 In similar general way all the other diseases of the body might be described. It is congestion liver. lung. heart, bowel, joint and muscle disease.
 Congestion means that there is a lack of oNy- gen in the body. With plenty of oxygen there could be congestion.
 That is a good deal like saying that where the shines there is no night
 The first thing to do in any disease. then. Is to increase the oxygen in the blood
 This only be done by putting the body in condition to draw the oxygen out of the air into the body. THIS IS THE WORK OF THE oxYGENAToR.
 The oxygen is not so-caled cure" it is something higher. greater. nobler.
 The Oxygenator is a restorer; a preserver, builder.
 It is Natures own way of applying the greatest
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
COUPON.

The Arizona Oxygenator Co. 31 West Monroe
 Street Phoenix. Arizona
 Gentlemen: With the understanding that it places under obligation please send me your 72- page book. "Oxypathy.' and your maga- zine. the "Searchlight"
 NAME -...........-.............- ADDRESS -.-......-...-.-,.....-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-18
COUNCIL AGREES TO .5- ~:
HELP THE TRUSTEES.


Continued from Page One.)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-18

lition that the trustees sign wr::-
ten agreement to hold the town free
from liability in case of any dam
age suit instituted by any of: the ad-
joining property holders named.
Trustee Klettner said he had no
objection, but he did not think that
he and Mr.. Davis were authorized to
enter into such an agreement with
out the consent Of the board Of trus-
tees.
Alderman Baxter said the motion
could be carried, and the trustees
could then cnlsider whether or not
they would accept it.
On an aye and nay vote, the mo-
tion Nss carried by vote of for,
to two, the detailed vote being given
above.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-18

maturity. More important still is
the consideration that the children,
in the care Of their mother, may
touch and soften the hearts Of both
husband and wife, quicken in both
the sense Of duty and bring about a
reconciliation and a renewal Of FAM
lily life. With respect to the appre-
hension expressed that by divorce,
or marriage, or otherwise the wei
fare of the children may be- imper-
illed in the future, it is to be obseev1
ed that the judgment now rendered
does not prevent this or any other
Court Of competent jurisdiction in
this State or elsewhere from chang
| ing the custody Of the children, upon
proof Of such material change Of
conditions as to make such a step
proper.
The conclusion Of this Court Is
that the children, Douschka Picken$
Tillman and Sara Starke Tillman are
in the unlawful custody Of tho re-
spondents, B. R. Tillman, ST., and
t his wife, Mrs. Sarah S. Tillman, and
that. the petitioner, Mrs, Lucy Dugas
Tillman is entitled to their custody:
It is therefore ordered and ad-
judged that the respondents, B. R..
Hllman, ST., and his wife, Mrs. S.
S. Tillman, deliver up the children
to the petitioner, Mrs. Lucy Dugas
Tillman, and that she have and re-
tain the. custody Of them during their
minority or until it be otherwise ad-
judged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-18
TuLMAN ACCEPTS DECISION
Prays Gods Guidance for the Moth
e in Rearing Her Children.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Senato1
Tillman, upon learning to-day that
the Supreme Court Of South Carolina
had decided against him in the ha-
,beas corpus case brought by Mrs. B.
r. Iillman, Jr., for the possession Of
her two children, and had awarded
them to her, said: 81 pray Gods
guidance to the mother in, rearing
my little granddaughters, and that
He will shield them from contamina-
ting influence and examples. The
Supreme Court Justices have lifted
a great weight Of responsibility off
me, and shifted it to their own shoul-
ders," he commented. my only
motive in accepting the guardian
ship was the welfare Of my little
granddaughter. I knew all Of the
facts and circumstances, many of
which were not brought out at the
hearing, and was aetuated solely by
a sense of duty. The final result can
alone determine whether the Court
has acted wisely.
:'F'ifteen years hence, when 7 am
dead and gone, the character
and type OF. women that my grand
daughters will have become will
show whether it was best to have
given them to their mother or not.
I pray Gods guidance. to her in rear
ing them, and that He will shield
them from communicating influences
and examples
He explained that the decision was
rendered by the highest court in
South Carolina, and. that he will
abide by that judgment. II submit
ted to the jurisdiction Of the State
Court so that the question could be
decided by our own State Court. It
has decided and I shall, Of course,
abide by the decision. Beyond that
statement I do not care to say any,
thing more until I see copy Of the
Courts deeision.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-02-18
Staggers Skeptcs.

That a clean, nice, fragrant COM
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will Instantly re1eve a bad burn,
cut, scald, wound or piles, staggers
skeptics. But great cures prove it a
wonderful healer Of the worst sores
ulcers, boiis, felons, eczema, skin
eruptions, as also chapped hands
sprains and corns. Try it. Csc. al
W. E. Pelham & Son s.