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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-14
Maryland Delaware and Vir-
ginia Railway Company.
SPRING SCHEDULE.

SPRING SCHEDULE.
Steamers OF this line leave Alexandria
on and after May -, 1910.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY ut 4:30 p. IN.
FOR BALTIMORE AND ALL TIE
USUAL RIVER LANDINGS.
Cuisine and appointments unexcclled.
Freight for Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York solicited and handled
with carr. Through rates and bills oil
lading issued.
Single fare to Baltimore, $50; round
trip, $3.50: staterooms, one way, Sl.JO.
Meals. soc.
REARDON &c GRIMES, Agents,
Foot of Cameron street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-14

We should not be too niggardly in
our praise, for men will do more to
support character than to raise one.
Cotton.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

Die ga 9t in 8 m merle t
bauert bonn 20. Npbember Bis %. So
1trdr.
Die 9dnf BON gngldnb b
brudt tdgli9 $4,000 neue 8anfnoten.
Der burdfhnittlide Sifhconfum
in HuBlanb 1T lib pfunb per Ropf
Der 8eb0lferung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Gater unb sugn.

Cine bramatif9e 55ene bat ii9
in Der fran5Diif6en Staot garmaur
abeeipielt, tpo ein Nrbeiter ieinen
eieenen Sobn IN etnem Reituurant
feitnabm unb Der poliaei iiberlieferte.
Der iunge Nlabin Nntrdpgues purDe
bon Der poliaei tpegen mebrerer ginz
Bride unb @etpaltafte geiu6t. Sin
99ubmann fab ibn in einem Reitauz
rant, aber Der 8erbreher fliidtete
fi6 in Die aiide, 3og einen GepolDer
unb brobte Seoen nieoer5uf6ieBen,
Der ibn an3uriibren mage. @ine 5rau,
bic neben linn am Slide geieHen
bate, berfudte Dem junsen &opop
Die Maffe gu entreiBen, aber er
feuerte auf iie unb beriebte ibr einen
5dlag NIT Der Gauft ins @efi9t, Der
fie beipuBtlos au 8oben fallen lieb.
Der @9ubmann bate in3piihen
einen 9efdbrten gebolt, aber beiDe
8eamten tpagten niht, benz tpiitben=
ben Mlabin gu Qetbe au seben. I'M
ter Der Mense, Die fi4 in3pifden por
Dem Geitaurant anidmmelte, befanb
fid an1 Der alte MntraDgues, elm ebz
renbafter, orbentlider Mrbeiter, Der
Batter bes miBratbenen Sobnes. gr
mar uber Ole Gerbreden oes @obnes
10 erregt, bab Ct fur5erbanb bic po@
Iiaiiten bei!eite ftieb unb serabentpegs
auf ben Nerbreher Suging. .0ater,
bleib' iteben ober id fbiebe!" rief
inn Der @obn entgegen. Nber Der
|aIte 2lntrabgnes fprdng itatt aller
Mntiport anf ben Burihen 3u, I9lug
init Der Gauit beftn Mrm In bic
1Dbe, 70 buB bie Rugel tn bic 9imS
merDtde orang, unb runnte Den Uer=
BREEDER nm. Damn ftiir3te It ii1
|nuf ibn unb bielt ibn mif dIler nm
iirengung 70 longe fef, bis bic pos
lisei i'm 4onbfd nm auseItst battt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

Wian pfsQte friiher 81 Ia9en. oas
NnIIer bat feline gnlten, oies gilt aber
In nod biel boberem MaBe bon Der
Suft uno beinahe tdQlib lieit man bon
neuen unolidsfdllen BON Gufil6lnern.
3aniel Gniet, Elm belqiider Suftihiner.
Der am 10. .Suli nit ieinem NerOplan
Hiirate, als oas &uoer brab, lit am
Ssreitoe ieinsn 0erlsBuuQen erlsQen.
Gniet batte bn Welts GetOrb Iiir Die
,sahrt nit goHa9ieren i'm QerOpIan.
Nm Is. Wai blieb er nit einem @e=
nolIen 2 stunoen unb so Minuten in
Der Suit.
on Der Ndte bon 8nisbura, Gbein=
preuben. Itiir3te Der &uftl6iher Gtruf
nit Ieinem Monoplan aus elmer SDbe
bon 100 6uB. Sic Maf6ine QinQ in
Sriimmer, ober Straf tam nit lei6ten
gerlegunqen oaoon.
sSn 8ournemoutb. @n9lano. belun=
aIudte am Is. Suli bel elmer Wettfabrt
Der Neronlut u. GawlinIon unb itiir3te
nit ieinem Neroplan nb. gr brad Elm
Gein unb erIiit innere VerleBungen,
mdbrenD Die Moidiue poQfdnoig 5er=
trilmmert ipur0e.
alam GoDle, Sohn oes @atl bon
8lasqpm, muroe am Samita9 i6mr r
perIeBt ourd einen Sturs nit Ielngm
Neroplon beim 2uItiurnier bel Bourne
mouth. @nelonD. Bople puroe bepuBt=
log auIgebOben uno es iteute lib beraus,
boB er cine @sbitnsriAutteruug erlitten
bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Sener.

Nm Uiontaa Moraen fiel Elm 6unten
bon einem Gamin in Elm 0o9elnef. oas
auf Dem Saule BON 8eorae Wlistimen
i'm Nem @omerstomn III elmer Sah=
traufe beraeri6tet mar. Sas 9ieh ee=
rietb in Brano uno bolo oarauf aud
oas 3ab uno es entliano Elm Sdaoen
bon 5000. ebe mon oes 6euers Serr
tperoen fDnnte.
Nm gonniag Nbeno blies Der Wino
einen spiBenuO,ban9 I'M Sauie bon
Sames u. Sinn bier an Der f=Sod.
fraBe eeeen eine @ashamme uno ae=
rietb in grano. IS poren aeraoe meb=
rere @dlte bel Serr Sinn uno ieiner
ssrou auf geiuh uno elmer oerielben
riboen gorban9 berunter uno itampFte
nit ben TiBen oas 6euer aus. ebe oas=
felbe Deiter 9relfen tonnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

Der am l3. Suli in Der Ndbe bon Wups
per in Der 8heinprOon3 ourh einen
Sturs aus ieinem lentbaren 2uitballon
ums 2eben tam. @rbst0b wpllie nit
pier 8eidbrtsn init ieinem 2uftihift
ugrbslob" cine lsBte prObeIabrt unter=
nebmsn. Ser NutitieQ Qin9 alatt BON
ltattsn. Sos 2nftidiif itiea. Den NebeI
ourdorinQeno, in QtoalOfer Nelle biz
su elmer S0he BON 600 bis 700 SSub
aut uno es murben bann einiQe @polu=
tionen ausgeIiibrt. is ihien, bob Der
,@rbsIDb" osm Guoer iduel uno leidt
qeho.bte. Ql0blih fano aber elne Seto'
nation itait. 10 laut nie bon einem &a=
nonsrifuB berriibrenb uno i'm ndtlten
Nuasnblid bottle lib Der poroere 3beli
bes QuftIhiffes sulammen unb Die Com
Del idien auf einem Snos gu iteben. Nls
ronn oas Sos aus Dem poroeren Sbell
entmlh, ueiqte lid Die gplBe obmdtts;
elnen Nuaenblfe long faiterte oas
Nuftdiff ME Elm oetmnnoeter Vpael
uno es fisl onnn nit QrpBel 8eIGmlnolas
teit auf Die @roe berab. @tbslDb uno
ielne geQleiter nurben i'll Dem Nugens
bid Qetooiet in Dem lie ben gpoen be-
rt1rten. 8ie G6pIe nur0sn ibnsnen
qeidioQGn un0 he hottcu ole @lieOer
Qebrndlen.
Sine unteriudune oss Wtofs erQab
Die 3bntlOhe, BOP Der gensinbeb0Iter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

mar BON DER unbsiiegbnren, ME lih er=
Qebenoen Nrt, pon Der Nri, bic man am
neiiten n0thia bat. penn man eine
{hlimme @rtdltuna. Sufen Ooer 2un=
aenleioen bot. Sslblt menn 6eiltdfel=
fen. Sulteniprupe, 2ebertbran ooer
3ottoren idmmtlid unnirtlam maren.
10 aebi ooh Mutb uno 0Offnnng nihi
ouf. Nebmt Er. Sings New Distoperp.
8efrieoiaunl miro earantiert, menn bel
iraeno tpelhsn Geblen= ODER 2unaens
leiben qebrauht. gr bat 3auienoe
BON boffnunaslolen 2eioenoen aerettet.
gr bemeiliert hartnddiQe @rtdltungen.
cbfinate 6uften. 8lutiitir3e. So 8rippe,
grdnne. Aiibma, Deufieber uno Geud-
hnlfen uno biloet oas iiherife uno uer=
Idblidhe Deilmittel fur ale 9uftr0brers
Mffeftionen. SOC unb 81. prObeflaihe
frei. 8arantiert bon &iinslis oeutlde
Mpotbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

erploDiert NOR uno Die @ummihlllle
iiber Dem 9rant serltOrt moroen mar.
Sic 3erlf0runa Der 9iille batte Dos
3ulammenfrumpeln oes poroeren
3bells our 6olae. Ser bintere She'll
mar nod nit 8as aefiillt. als er auf
Dem yoosn ,auhubr.
Sstar @rbsl0b, Der friibsr Elm 6a=
britsieen!blmer in garmen mar. iid
aber sana bonn @eiddit 5uriidaesoaen
hatte, bat in ben lebten Sabren niele
tiibne unb erfoI9reihe gallonfabrten
eemadt. Sn Dem St. 2ouiier gallon=
Nett flieQen UNI ben internationalen
potal, oen elm Sabr porber Der Geut-
nont 6ront 3. 2obm in Paris erobert
bate. leate er cine Strede bon 876
Meilsn suriif. @r lanoete in GSburp
part, q. g., apei Meilen peiter BON
Der Nufitie9itele als ieln ndAlter Dlit=
tsmerber. Der Srar5oie 2eblanc, Der in
6erbertspile. 81. g.. nieoerQina. Grbs.
lob floQ banlals in Dem Ballon pom.
mem, ben er ipQter OH einen Amerls
taner pertaufie.
Sm Sebruor oes Sobres 1909 iiber=
floo @rbsl0b Die 4lpen. @r blieb nit
ieinem galion ,8erlin" 80 Stunoen in
Der guIt uuo erreifte elne 9r0Bte SOhe
UOn l8, coo 6uB. Nuf Der 6ahrt betrua
pie. 9urhIdnlttstemperatur IL 8rao
unter Null.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Seme amabenseit cbitfuhen.

gDie i6ftlih tDaren lene Gnaben3eit=
Dbltfu1en. Seine Oblttuhen baben je
10 Qut qeihmedt. Was bat lih gednoert?
Eie Cbfituhen9 Neln! Sbr ieio es.
Sbr babt ben ftarten. geiunoen Wa9en,
bic tr1ftige Qeber. bic tbdiigen 9tieren,
Die reqelmdBigen @inaetpeioe Der Rnas
bensaeit Derloren. guere BerDauung lit
lhledt unD Shr sebt Der Nabruns
innlb. Was LIT n0thig2 Sine uollitdas
Dioe Gtdrtung aller Ueroauun9sorgone
burh electric Ditters. oes Wagens,
b,r leber. y1ieren uno gingeueioe.
yserfutt He. 6ie lperoen gueren Gnc.
6snHiisMppetit uno guere Wabrungs.
ipiiroi9un9 mieber beriiellen uno @ueren
Q6rper NIT nsuer Gelunobeit. 6idrfe
unb Qebensfraft mahrbnft ourntrdnien.
Der{ubi re-. Bur SO Cents in aiinBlis
osnif9e Apolbsie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Srlb am 5amltaa Moraen oran-

Srnb am 5amfas Moraen oran-
gen Riebe in Die garbieritube bon s..
6. Dittmar ON Bubble square uno
ifablen Galierme6er. Gdmme uno anoere
Mrtitel. iotpie einen tleinen @elobetraa.
Die Eiebe MOLTEN auh in Senbauiers
Eleioernore uno in gi9lers Yillaro.
simmer sinbrsbsn. tpie man am Wioraen
an ben Shlren iehen tonnte, batten le=
bod teinen @rfola. Die Werfseuae. nit
tpelhen Der @inbruh peribt muroe,
muroen aus Der Wertseugetilte bon =.
q. 3ihuop eeIoblen. Die in einem Neu.
bau on Der @fe bon &ap straBe uno
Der 9. etrabe febt. Sie Wertseuae
muroen am Wiorgen in elmer Alep
smiIben Sront= uno 81. @lairltraBs
9efunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Woti5. as


Sic eounp gebDrbe fur bic pieridhrllfe ausgleif.
ung ipiro in Der Sifice ber @puntp Sommtiondre I'm
epnrthauie sulammen fDmmen 5nr Mus9let1nng Der
gerihte ber Sano-9teloren fur bic berl1teoenen
3pnnihtps uno Qrti6aiten, nte IN Der fpi9enoen
9totiS an9e9eben;
Nnt % Suli, Nuburn nnO guds 5ownbip.
Arn q. Suit, Sugarereef unb 9Sapne 3omnibtp.
2,m 8. Au9uft, Sranfltn nnb Samerenee Solpnlbip
Nm Is. augult 9pper unb @olben 8oipnibtp
am % nsnli Ha.rtle!o snS nae Sanse aopinl9p
am 8. September, Sefierlon uni Yorf 9opnlbtp.
an Is. September. Srforo nno Salem 5opnlbp
am IA. september. Waibin9ton nno gsrrp 2olpn.
1btp.
Mm Is. September. @lap uub 8nib 1Dfpnihip
Am 16. September, Barlpif nnb Wtta 3omnlbtp.
Mln 20. @eptember uhridspille uno Senntipn.
Ala 81. September. Nep @omerstoDn uno Yprt
9Saibtngton
Mm 22. September Wttneral @iiD nno StraBbnrg.
Nnl %. September. Yaltc nno Snabenbntten
Mm 81. September, Sarnbin unb Hosmea.
am 28. Sepfember, Stoneereef nno 8Olipar.
Vim 29. Geptember. 3nscarafpas unD 3oar
Sene Stsuu9 begnnt Yprnlttta9s Hbr.
80. 6. g DIT, Nubitor.
gem pbilaoepbia, Ohio, ben 10. Snlt 1910.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
Sir bic 81 arfenfam M

- Sir bic Marteni q m M
Ter biirtte es BON SntrefIe lein, baB
Bel gelegenbett Der 5eier bes 5Oidbz
rieen @eDenftages Der 8ertreibung
Der 8ourbonen aus St5tlien bon Der
italienti9en Regierung 3tpet NIT benz
8ilbniB Gurtbalbis ge5ierte 9ebd9tz
niBmarfen in ben Wertben bon 5
unb Is Sent. ausgegeben iinb. Die
felben iinb iebo9 nur aur Sranfatur
i'm Snlanb augelafen llnb auh muir
auf ben goitdmtern in 9i5ilten unb
Rom NIT etnem Nuff6lag BON 5
Gent. bas @tiid erbaltlt9, etn 8ez
trag, tpelder ben hei biefer 8eleaenz
belt in palermo oerdnifalteten Self
li9fetten augute fommt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
u S6(eu0erpreilen.
9euti9e 8ld)fr
81
DetfaMfett.

I'm auf3urdumen tperoen Die folsen=
ben beliebten Homane uno Bi6er gu
Der Ddlfte beg frnberen prelies Der.
fault /
gpll nnn 6aben, bon 9. isreitag 38f
Nms elmer ileinen 0arniinn 25t
Warbinenpreoisten 15t
Ser SIRIUS ban philadelphia 1bt
9ie gtrake Der Uerlarneh lSt
Das Sei@en oer Bier lof
Scr 6nnb ban Baskerville l0e
aftentthd 10. 113 l0t
Grs1bItss nub Grlebtts l6f
esste Made 13t
neDIayuel Spttl l3f
MT I'm, Psa4iaussas 10t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

Der rgepbahter" eri1eint ieben 8ounerftas nnter
foIasn6en Gnbifrtptionspreiien
sur bic Ser Stoateu in 8orausbe5ablung $l.00.
nit ber Aefer. uub @artenbau.3 3eiiung 81. SO.
Niir 9entihlann uno bic 9hrea pbne bic saders nno
@artenbau-S Seitnug" bet Woronsbe3ablltn9 81. CO.
gpenn nod Nblarif eues Terniins ein Nbpnnent
bas 8latt n1t reInlirt reip. mebr aIS smei 9tlim'
mern annimmt 10 tptrb Der 8etreenoe olih fitr ben
foyaenben Termin oils Abonnent einsetragen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21
6iin3li' g. NpDtbefc am 9qlare,
frdber. Mliners gtpotbefe, piro am
gamtltne, bet %. Sali, eroHhet.

rruDers Mltlers glpDIDPIPt DlTD aHl go
gan,itne, oem %. Smli, er66het
Die .ain5li slpotbefe bittet oas eublifum um 8unS<
haft unb llnteradbans nno uirb id oerleben mdrois
erpeiien, inbsm nur sbi5nen erfer auatdt eebalten
perbsu 9ene Nrsneen BON benen bic &e5epe anbereet
merben ribtis uno su bisen Hreiien. Die bette ans>
luabl bon goletten. grtfeln aer glr Yaent Mebanen
8iider unb SdreibmateraI
Man prede BEL uns fur a0ea, mas an9e3eist pirb.
Serr Sin;li fdnoist nit @enustbuuns ait baB er lih
Den Dient Baer Wpb seid)ert bat Der i'm College
in 8blabepbia 8barma5p ftubiert bat uno 5nr ans=
bune oes poteferberufs beredtist 1T uno Der bier ole
tadtiger gtpotbefer befannt it,
8esinn Cure Ginfdufe Samfas, penn Der Store
erBffne miro lnter Dem Namen
ain5li'S Npotbete am Yublic 5anare.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-07-21

= 0om Grbabenen gum Ga herliden
1T nuf ein shriit.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

has been observed that a great many graduation presents are being secured for the time IS mol far distant when they will be needed and the CnanceS are that by that time they will cost more.
 The trade has lately been running heavily tp jrwclry set with native stones. turquoise. topaz. amethyst rubieS. etc. in belt pins. brooches rings. stick and hat pins. cuff links amt many other articles in either solid gold or sterling silver. There is not au article among them that the young graduate would not appreciate.
 There Was received at the Big CIIrio store yesterday several pieces of Mex ican work in jewclry. mostlN in brooch or belt pins. They are both unique and beautiful. some are of oXidiZcd silver and others of bronze in filiErcc effect. as beautiful as the filigree and much stronger. They are set with native Mexican semi precious stones. principally the topaz and the beauti- ful ruby that comes from Yucatan. It differs from the Arizona ruby in that il is little lighter and clearer.
 All these things are going under the cut price sale and as an extra induce ment. the Big curio store is giving trading stamps
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

vcstigation of the diet question" says Albert II. Snyder. recently president of the Chicago Vegetarian society. The food problem may seem an insignific- ant one to those who have given it no thought but viewed from the stand point of vegetarianism il is moment ouS one. IL may he prejudiced when l say it. but l honestly believe that the universal acceptance and adoption of the vegetarian idea would mean the banishment-indirect if not directly of most of the ailments and troubles which pcrpleX human kind. Drunken ness and cruelty would be unknown. War would he unheard of There would be little excuse for the existence of jails. and insane asylums would cease to exist"
 IL k true that malt and spirituouS liquors. which directly cause drunken ness are of vegetable origin, but II is doubtless assumed in the above that without the prior stimulus or meat diet the appetite for liquors would not he engendered. A purely vegetable diet it is claimed does not require the same amount of drink. and. indeed. one VeSe- tarian. Dr William Lambe Of the Col leGe of Physicians. London, has eX- pressed the doubt whether man na- turally k drinking animal,
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
SWAPPING BUGS.

l. IL may surprise some readers tC learn that Uncle Sam does consider able business in swapping bugs. but it is a fact. nevertheless. and one which has an important relation to American agriculture. The purpose of it all is 10 introduce parasites and predatory insects which prey upon de structive species common to this c0untry-a crafty scheme to array one section of the insect world in war against another
 For example foreign parasites have been imported to light the gypsy moth in Massachusetts. says the New York Mail. Last year twelve species Of foreign parasites were introduced in various parts of the country. each for the purpose of destroying native insects which prey upon some form "f plant life.
 on the other hand. we send some first class American parasites and insect dcStroyerS to other countries. The American parasite of the null berry tree is doing fine work in Italy our ladybird beetles are extermina- ting the mcaly bug in the region or Malaga in Spain. and parasites Of partment of agriculture are producing excellent results Even the American bumblebee has been pressed into for eien service. n shipment of that spe cies having been sent to the Philip pines where they are working to fertiliZe clover.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
JOHN c. WOOlUEY TO BE IN
 PHOENIX.

Citizens of Phoenix are to have the opportunity of hearing one of the most brilliant platform orators of the cOdn try. Sunday. April 10th. In the morn ing he will speak at the First NJ. <E. church; in the afternoon at the Cen tral M. F.. church: at night at the First Baptist church. For years Mir. Woolley has enjoyed a national repu- tation as an orator of brilliance and force. and a rather sudden visit to the territory has been seized upon by friends and admirers to induce him to deliver these addresses in Phoenix For those who have never heard him rare opportunity is presented He speaks on temperance and prohibition sub
 iects bn
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
4 CHAIR OF GOOD ROADS.
Advanced Position Taken By the
 Texas Agricultural College.

The action of the board of direct "rs of the state agricultural and me chanical college in determining to establish a good roads chair in that popular institution of learning will commend itself to the friends of q practical. proSro ssive system of edu cation as wise step in the interest of a movement which must in the fu- ture receive large consideration from the citizenship of this state. if the development and conservation of it's material resources are to receive the attention the welfare of succeeding generations SO urgently suggests.
 In response to awakened public in tcrcst throughout the country in the subject of improved highways. in- spircd by a recognition of the grow ing necessity therefor as population increases and traffic and travel over
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

the public roads become heavier, it is cmincntly fitting that this insti-
 tuition of learning. whose purpose is to qualify young men for leadership in agricultural and industrial pur- suits. should broaden the scope of its usefulness by including in its work q chair charged with the duty of eiv- ing much needed instruction in prac-
 tical scientific methods of construct
 ing permanent public highways -a
 subject about which the great mass Of
 the people know very little and yet upon whom rests the burden uf sup porting such a system as exists
 In fact. the building of good roaJS
 is one of the incidents that marks progress in what k indefinitely termed
 civilization roads and the pro- gressiVe development of country ,Tr so intimately related that they have | kept even pace with each other all
 down through the ages. and there is no surer sign of a nations hasten ing decay than tO sec it's highways neglected The building of good roads means progress along all lines of hu man endcavor. for it bctokcns a de gree of public spirit which achieves big things Houston Post.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
ODD FELLOWS, TO MEET
 IN THE OPERA HOUSE
GoEvERNoR SLOAN AND MAYOR
 cHRlSTY TO WELCOME THEM.
New Program for the Meetings of the
 Several Grand Bodies.

w. l.. Kuykendall. grand sire from Saratoga. Wyoming. will attend the meeting of the grand lodge. grand en- campment and Rebekah assembly, l. O. O. F.. which is to meet in Phoenix next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. April IS. l9 and 20. with special ser vices at the First NJ F. church on sunday. the l7th.
 \ public reception to the grand sire will he given Monday at 10 q. m al the Elks opera house. at which George A. MintZ will act as chairman. Governor sloan will speak. representing the territory. and Mayor l.. F.. Chris ty, representing the city of Phoenix. in extending welcome to the members of the order. and F T.. Trott. r. C. M for the order
 The following revised program for the meetings has been issued:
 Sunday. April l1-1:SG r. m. special services at M. F. church.
 Monday. April l%--10 .0 m. public reception at opera house; II q. m. grand lodge convcnes at | O. q. F. hall; II a. m, Rebciah assembly con N'ii''' .ib T. " ''- T ii'ii ~ IT. iii-s bAa'h'' ball at school of music.
 Tuesday. April l9-9 a. m. grand lodge convcnes at L O. O. r. hall. 2 a. m.. Rebekah assembly convcncs at l. O. OF. hall; ? P. m, grand oncamp- ment convenes at l. Q. o. F. hall: $ p. m, complication of Rebekah' de gross at l. O. O. F. hall.
 Wednesday. April 2o-9 a m. grand lodge convenes at l. O. O. F, hall: 9 a. rn.. Rebekah assembly convcnes at l. O. O. F. hall: D. m. grand cncamp- mcnt convencs at l. e. .. r. hall: S p. m.. reception and banquet at | O. O. F hall.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
HoW's This?

for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured lay Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last E years. and be- lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. RINNAN q MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls cafarrh Cure ts taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- coiis surfaces Of the system. Testim0-. nIais sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for c0nstipa. tiou-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
To Kill the Woman.

There is no need in killing woman with worry and nervousness row that Scxine Pills are available for prolonG ing life and happiness. SeXine Pills are guaranteed for all forms of weak ness in men and women. Price $l a box; six boxes g.. with full guarantee Address or call on EIvey & Hulett where they sell all the principal rem edies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

Apron and nccl<tie dance Ut MclcZcf hall Tuesday night by the Fraterual Brotherhood. Public are cordially ihvit- ed. All ladies are expected tp wear aprons and in envelopes enclosed a tie to match gentlemen tie each. Ladies please bring sandwiches or cake. and coffee will be served. Gentlemen nr the order will be admitted free br
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
HIS HUMBLE RICHNESS.

She wouldn't have run onc-t Wn- three in a beauty contest but her fath CT had enough money to provide the family with meat and eggs three times day. Which explains why the power N-stricken duke humblcd his proud soul in the dust at her feet
 Twas the dust he was after Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16
BhLKt'S BIG CURIO STORE
 FOR GRADUATION GIFTS
Ecpccialy Handsome Jewelry Set
 With Native Stones.

Not opiy the tourists who are about Co leave the city are taking advantage col the cut price sale at Balkc's Big Curi" store. but many residents of the city are making purchases in advance of the things that they will need and which th-N realize will be higher. IL
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

Every family and especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times with q bottle of
 Chambcrlains I.inimcnt. There iS no
 telling when il may be wanted in case of an accident or emergency. IL k
 most excellent in all cases of rheuma tism. sprains and bruises Sold by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

ADVICE TO MOTHERS-Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup should ai' ways he used for Children's Tcething IL soothes the child. softens the gums allays all pain. cures wind collie, ana is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty cents n bottle.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-16

Seed potatoes Sl DO per sack. 25c cash for eggs Crump Hay & Cr.tiu Company. hu