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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

J. e. Parker, 2o21 No. 10th ST.. TT.
Smith, Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds Of kidney medicine. but
that he did not get better until he
took Foley Kidney Pills. No matter
how long you have had kidney trouble,
you win find quick relief and perma-
nent benefit by the use OF Foley Kid
ney Pills. Start taking them now. For
sale by all druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
Coughing AZ NIaht

Means loss or sleep which Is bad for
everyone. Folay's Honey and TAR
Compound stops the cough at once.
relieves the tickling and dryness Ii
the threat and heals the infiamed
membranes Prevents cold develop
ing into bronchitis or pneumonia.
Keep always In the house. Refuse sub
stitutes. For sale BY Al druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

The afenographer Is the right hand
man. of the boss. TO the stenogra
pher Is dictated the important con-
lfuentaa letters Of the concern. lie
ID constantly learning more and more
about the money making end Of the
business. Enroll at Aalxerss Business
College ana secure n position where
you will become daily more valuable
TO yourself ana Others.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
BANK POSITIONS.

Out of a list or rorty-nlne clerks in
the local banks, forty seven of them
learned at Dakota Business college.
Every inquiring person must naturally
ask himself, why should the D. B. c.
get so.]arge a percentage of the best
positions?" Business men know You
can find out.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
Bacl<ache. LieadacFe, Nervousness

Bacl<aohe, Headache, Nervousness
and rheumatism, both ia men and wo-
men, mean kidney trouble. DO not al
low 1t to progress beyond the reach Of
medicine. but stop 1t promptly with
Foley's Kidney Pills. They regulate
the action OF the urinary organs.
Tonic In action quick IN results. For
sale by ail druggists.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
HoLDERMAN's MILLINERY
Trimmed HAIRS at One-nalf Price.
TT COSTS NO MORE.

When young people look through
the windows of Dakota Business coli
lege and see the magnificent roll top
desks, Burroughs adding machines.
marble and oak offices, etc, with which
this school is furnished. they some-
times get the idea. TT must cost a lot
to attend here" 1t costs no more
than elsewhere.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

wv 49, AOAAASy AA AASS @N%~S
Nov. 25.-ThelTna.
The Red MIL which will grind at
the Fargo operahouse this evening,
might be termed musical comedy In
two acts Mr.. Blossom, always cley-
er, wrote the dialogue and lyrics and
Victor Herbert wrote all the music.
Both combined have made play that
will last as long, IL not longer, than
any comic opera of recent years. The
story has to do with two rowing
Americans who are doing" Europe
for the first time, but find when they
strike the continent that their ex-
travagance has led them to almost
financial ruin.
Carrie Weber, who heads the fem
mime contingent in Busy Izzy, is one
of the cIeverest and most versatile
condolences on the American stage
Miss Webber's gowns are made after
her own designs and were furnished
by one of the leading makers OF stage
apparel in this country.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17

New line of framed pictures and
frame mouldings at Caniffs Fargo
Decorating Co., 21s Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
FOB RENT.

For rent, ffve room cottage, modern
except heat. Twenty dollars per month.
20 First street north. Page Benedict
Land Co, 1s Broadway, phone ss2.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-17
The Theatres
Fargo operahouse.

Nov. 1.-THE Red Mill.
Nov. 21.-Geo Sidney in Busy Izzy
Nov 26.-Thelma.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

zasmeJeta in ~zapleSeta bosa po
tlaku. Start Sc v%zravna. popravi
klobuk in odkoraka l. negotovimi
koraki. svest ST da jc >toril. kar
Je bilo trcba.
Grbasta III sivolaSa zenica 5 sta
rikavim ObraZom i'm sivo poraSce-
ma pc koSceni bradi Stoii oh pod
Stavu kolumbovcga >pomcnika in
- plaka. rdccc obrobIicnc oci 81
pa briSe ; koncem pobledelega
Sala. NeStvor ie, nckam oSamela
y tel vessel ljudski mnolici.
: plc>ajoGim korakom gre mi
mo crnolaSa GcnurIanka IN roko
pcIje Sedcmlctno Glovetc y lcscnih
cokIjah in ; Swim klobukom ma
CLAW. Iii SEGA skorai do ramc.
On >trcNa glavo. da hi klobuk
vrgcl na/aj. ali ta mu vclno !elc
ma nos. Icna mu Shame Eiobuk 2
"Iayc in vla>no lapoic peSmico.
Dctrk 10 pugl"da Sc uaSmcii i'm
po>kori. la hi il wei klobuk. 20
fem pa Iginc'a oba muoiici.
Vi>ok MOI, usuiatim prcdpaS
nixon. l. golini IN oriaSkimi 70
kami drli ;cs,lctno dcklico ma
SNoji rami i'm Sc po@ovaria L lcms-
L., lr ,..1 ..I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Y Gencvi Sc ie ma malem pro
Storu ma kolodvoru zbrala COSTA
liudSka mnoiica. NaiveG ie de-
lavccv. med mimi so nckatcri tn
III Solidno oblrGcni i'm dobro hra-
rcni. Ma celu liudskc mnozice pa
Stoiiio clam mcstnc uprave. V
zraku plapola umetno in s svilo
veIana ZaStava mcSta. okOli mic
~ vihra 10 mnogobarvcnc zastavc
'~clavSkih or%ganizacii. Ilato bliSGi
ma kvastah. franIah in ma oStch
%''stavrih dro"ov. SviIa sunni in
kot p~olglaScn zbor sunni Iiudska
mnozica V Svoicm vcl;GaStvencm
s%oglaSaniu.
Mad MO. ma visokem podstavu
So dviga kip Kolumba. saniaSa.
Xxi ie mnogo trpel. ker ie vericl
- in zmagal. ker .ie veroval. Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25
MA STRAIT.
Spi>al .Io5' /aVcrtnik.


''">" ~ "''''' ""'\rI' Pc ""i'
-''' >'"'>N''" >P"i,J.'' i'reVl' Po-
S"'J" P"Phr' lhI'''ikr III cNete '
P',"''' ""'rN'' ''n"i''JINI N"hl Po-
"''"''"iN"'' '>'.N POM o|r"'Je
''"' ''",'>NI '''''l >P"ih'ii'
%" ""' NN'''H" III Nr''i''-
"a ~~N'I'iJ"'
I"ul \aIl'''hSa' Rjrr 50 hran-
l'h' "rahat'. >rapneIl.
raN"'" IN "rUg 'N~ak"NrNtno raZ-
N'rrlIN" T.. ~ kr. morharlcc Y ne
prIla/hlh IN "dirnlh poSlopnh
>rr'n @o/dir'N IN NNok" traN", Je
y Pra|hirhI p"mIadanNkl ohlekl.
: >ncInobclim pr>k"m poSuta
pota vodijo OF >modniSnicc do
>modm>nicc. o. d%clavnice do de
Iavmirc. Oh njih je zivljenje. Ira
VA le ravnokar oblekla svojo tenn
mo- zelcno prazmiGmo oblcko. divia
hruika Sc Sibi pod tcIo svojc belle
n pl>anc ohI"ko. pod raZcVctcli-
mi diVliml mnndclH IN koSatimi
hra>ti hitiio IuIclkc ia hroS6i kri-
Irm IN So vr>rlilo IlvIicnja. Pisa
III m"tHIn mavrirnih barvah
p"NrdaJo ma rvc'l cab IN Jim kra-
I"I" med. Pticc Iidajo IN gradi.io
domove N prIhujnU rod. vines pa
prcprNaIo >volr pc>nicc polnc xiv
llcnja I'm tud tugc: q bogato po-
grnenI ml/l : crvlcki in drugo
hrano. hudobn"mu cl"vcku. X:
nm raI.lr' gn"zd". IN " krilat!h
IN >tironoInih ~soVralnikih, Xxi IA
i"IllcJ" NTH mladi zarod. Pc>cn
!" Idal vcScla. i ME drhti xiv
IlrnJc poIno "adoSti IN vc>cIia.
/dalpaZdal - culclo vines /alo-
>tlnkc. II katcrlh glaSno odmcva
""rl" ct" Nmrtl ranlcn| da>c.
/ark". VScozivIlaJocc in Wv
lJruJ" vSebulorr Solncc ic Iatomi-
!" Y SinJcm. ncSkontncm moriu.
' zibclkI zlvIlcnja. Oh zatonu jc
n"h" IarlIo, ohetaJocr kraScn in
l"p dan p"ln NvIjcnJa Srctc. We
>"Ila III ral"Sti y Ic jc prihaiala
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25


Ter IL ga Iahko obl,rc y voiaSni-
'I. PopoIdnr b" moral Ir Y Pull,
Nl"r b" mora! >luIi'. ic,t let V
mornarlrI. Ni>nil ma jc y roko
prtak. 'akaI l". "ui j, v~ak ko-
rak. Ia '" ojmeval 20 tcmucm hod-
,.I. '>'N 'r'','-
-; IN i. '''' ,u-
:. l.,.,,. ' quay
...l "'' ~ '''''-
vctnoSt. Nakrat Sc clpro iur; in
Y S.bu Siopi pod .?>tuil, Iii mn
',">'' 'a m"rata ma k"I'dvor. IN
Il" :" Ut" >pr'iIIJ"I 1t" PuIla. y
"J'3"N ""Si Jc P"'II" n'kal --
Sedcl je V kupciu. polcg NIGGA
P"draStmk. CD cakaInice sem je
prihaJaIa >IF"laSa Icna. N MO pa
"'tvor'"a c"c". Smehll" So mu. re
"d daIr' maha 4 robccm mate
RIM" >rce !" >roInalo Sina ---
Mat matt prihaja IL niego-
90 "a >uroNO Igrabl IA rOkO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25
ReSnicn1 PraVljic1.
sPIsAL MAKsIM GoRKY.

ftLpOSldNlll OD NISll VIZ, w plo>
cah. ma katerih Stojiio Strajkujo-
Il ~vsluzbenci.
Clovek y cilindru in Sc nekaj
oseb, XII so ga obkolili, vpiiejo in
kriGiio kot blazncIi III mahajo 4
rokami.
'Indniikrat Ali sliSite?"
CaStnik Sc dolgocaSi in Suka br-
Ike. meitem ko mu je glava sklon-
Jena. Clovck. Iii "a ie prcic
~premlinl. tcte X MENU, maha :
r'linirom in mu I hripavim ola
SON nckai laklite. Ca>tnik On po-
"lcda od Straui. zravna prSi
lgtnic Sc gla>ln zapovcdni gla>.
V tenn trenotku Skocita pc diva
in diva roiaka ru ploiio ohcucm
$3.50 po~katrio rol Nth ltraikuioci
mo'orvodj" in >prevodniki.
Liud>ki mnolici Sc 20 dozdcva
>mcIno Nukrat ilhruhne vpit.ie.
zvilganjc in Smch. Hi pa zopct po-
thine. V glohokcm molku. 2 ma
Arat p~o,tarclimi i'm dolgimi obra-
II i'm la>tanjmi ormi sc umikaio
liudic od voz in hitiio k prvrmu.
Tam ic videti. da lczi vznak
urcko Sin %>iyola> i'm roloplav mo
torvodia 2 vojaIkim chrazom. T..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

PR >moduiIuicI >tcv. =. >'oj
mlad norman ua strait. Npravkar
.ic priSrI i bardk y ka>arno. kier
50 "a mucili o>rm '.lnov. knk &c
mora ohracati. Ercta,i I'm >ukati
karabinko in hai"u,'.
y ,.,.,,; u.. .i,..
L.u., l.. ,,u.
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l., CIa,.
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tcmno cosGo Ii ohJ,i, IL oL,.o:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25
''Najlepse pravliice SO,
Xxi Jill izumi zivljenie.'
Andersen.

Y N~oonnliu 81 Stra iknli VsluZ-
homo; rI;irc 5eIeznice. po P;vieri
Ay;,,, 60 ia nomikoIo doloo yrsto
rr,,pib ACKNOWLEDGMENT voz
mo;tom So 50 mn piozlo Truim-
nbatorn zh;roIi grusi snrevod-
Ill; - motorvodio ~vcseIi g,ospi
- Lot 1.-Two srebro cibo loci Men
nol;fonci
Nal nil gI,v,mi zo5ei =, vrt.
min. ,wro5;om bI;:G; ,oin; ourok
ynIome,, kot coli meS Y zroku
veIiLn I,rrip, lind; ki 50 inns
n]n,;,,i ~, y,e @strani volikec, me-
Sta ohLroluie- ulirno5cIczniskc
yyuzhor.. in y,r siviIie kara
10 brIo IN oIo.po tr%ailuiofe On.
Il +. o.,ro brs.l. porcdne dovti-
mo IN 8, lr,ku -, y,Iro u;bliaio
roto k,torimi ume Nropolita-
noe y,voriti toko ~izrazovito kot
svoiiu r;klar uirnim iez;kom
Oh mori, rihlia Iahcn yctriG
IN ~v,lil.nsEr raImr , mestnom
n.rLu ~trr.eio svoie teunozelene
nobIiatam nodohnc li>tc meitem
Ia sn Min Jeblo nndohno nooom
ooromnib Jnnny kot hi bile ;15lo.
sane y Eauno Mali dccki ma
n%olnari otroci sEaGeio kroc in
kroo kot yrabci. nonolnuioa zrok
svoiim clasnim krikom in SINE
nom
Prcko mc~ta. Hi .ie podohno
starr bakreni izrezi. Sc razlivaio
solnGni Iarki i'm il MEGA nrihaia-
jo orgljam podohni glaSovi. Mo
dri vaiovi morSkega zaliva bilejo
Oh kam"niti brcg N arrcmllalo :
>y"l'm bucanlem kot tamhurln
vp'tje IN zIohodranje ljudi.
'N~tralkulorl So d~renlaJo $ po-
parJeniml obrazl Y gruco in ne
odgovarJaJo ma zbadlllve kllce,
XII 0~"'halalo II mnozce. SplezaJo
IA "mr'|l' parka IN giedaJo pre-
ko "laV mnozlce pc ceStl nlzdol
kot t"lpa N"Ikov. Ii so j. ohk"hh
PSI. .'aSno le. ia SO enak" 'hlere-
III iJ'id1' 'hih mi>Il. da IN Veze
trdila N"'Ja. In 10 delSrv" Jezl IN
"'"/l !juU>ko mho@lcO. ScNe''a so
me" nllm' tudl miSleci' IL mlrno
ro>''' >Nui'' pomirltl n"Jglas-
"r "'NP'''"'Ne >''"l~"'
lie 'l@nor! h'l MAJ ''"rlmo'
c' ne ~Ia""S'''le "a maRarone "a
"'r"N'
20 diva IN po trile Ntojljo gig
daIinSk" obIc6eni uradniki NEST
ne polic'je IN pazijo. Ia mnoz'ra
ne ovira nrometa vozov. Strogo
heprlStFahSkl 80 IN gIedaJo topo
ma I'~n'rlaJore IN lmer@ane IN Sc
horc'lJ'lo "~"or"h"th" IL zen in
ohdh' Ne''r poS'alalo Npltle IN
=hamrh]a preVrora IN Slura1 res
MN "o!'"k"F pa S'"n V ok
S'r'i,Skl ''Ilrl ""urleK RarlhInle-
r"l, Il ;" "hor"/'fh ; kra'klml IN
i"Hhlill pu>kanhI. /" J' htSrer"
o|n"i'lul"r" 'loN'sKa SKupina. $
.rIN"'hik"m ma CLAW. Rratklm'
'r!lI'h PIaNr'Ih IN "|klm rderlm
.r'A"'h III" hIa'a' NJ Je p"h"nen
krNaNeml tr3EII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-25

Pravc demokracijc nj in .ic ne
bo, dokler ne DO liudStvo . Spo-
darilo Gez induStriio.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

VIII have no mechanical plant. but the
publication office WIN be in the rear
of the quarters occupied by Greene &
Griffin. 127 North Central avenue. the
newspaper office being reached direct
ly by a side entrance.
The paper is to be in magazine form.
four columns to the page and the pages
will run from sixteen to twenty four
according to what the business justi-
flies. II will be devoted to agricultural
and home building interests which il
will endeavor to exploit fully in all
lines. Agriculture as referred to i'm
this sense means all manner OF farm
ing. stock and fruit raising industries
Special attention will be given each
particular line such as citrus and de-
ciduous fruits. grains. alfalfa, cattle
swine. etc. Special attention is to be
paid to the dairy interests.
Mr.. COnnGl is not merely a man
who wants to run a newspaper. hut
may be regarded as a specialist in his
line of work, for he has been editor
of various agricultural papers. having
devoted much OF his life to that work
At the same time ne has made "a scien-
tific study Of things agricultural and
has held positions If prominence
among the agricultural interests of his
home state. Minnesota. He has for
a long time lived in Mankato. Mimi.
and as early as year and half ago
he began looking up a new location
He came to Phoenix at that time and
made a careful investigation. and since
then has Travelled all over the west
and northwest and somewhat in the
south and southwest. and has con-
cluded that there is no section where
the future looks so promising for the
agricultural interests as it does in the
Salt river valley. He will be joined
here by his family i'm about ten days.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

hogany does not claim the respect in
its own land that it does i'm ours.
There has been much comment on
the fact that q is used for railroad
ties in the lands across the Gulf, and
this may well be. An immense
amount of il is 50 far from the
coast and from any present means of
transportation that it practically is
valuelcss To- the owner Of the land.
So he views the waste Of il with COM
partive Indifference.
1t is gratifying To- know that there
is no wholesale destruction Of the
mahogany forests The young timber
has to he preserved At one time it
was the law that no tree should 10
cut which squared less than eighteen
inches-quitc a large tree as one will
noticc-bUt that has become rather a
dead letter.and trees smaller than
this are cut every day. still there
is some effort to preserve the timber
and even to do an appreciahle amount
Of reforeStation The trees are Of
very slow growth. many Of the large
trees. il is said. bearing evidence of
being at least 1000 years old. and
when there is Carelcssncss or greed
in cutting il means much To the future
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

Officer Long happened along about
that time. permitted the owners to
take the grip end took charge him
self of the other two packages. which
consisted of a pair of shoes, pair
of kahki pants and a suit of under
wear. These were taken to the sta
ton and the officer learning the
there as soon as he could. finding the
men i'm bed. The officer made him
get up and accompany him to the
station. A search of his effects found
him possessed of s1.55 i'm money and
diamond stick pin. The latter
seemed to be doubtful property for
tamale vcnder to have honOrably
but he declared il was his own. saying
Il use to wear dat kin Ob clo'es all
dc time. boss. but dis pin is all I
got left
No one has arrived yet to claim
the other property which Amos de-
clares is not his nor has anyone
furnished any proof that the diamond
does not belong to Amos. so it looks
very much as though there could he
no charge against him unless some
one can be found who saw him take
the grip in the saloon. His work
was smooth or else he has been
made the fall guy for some one
who did steal the grip. and perhaps
the other articles also.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

entire cargo. y great many ships
are devoted to this enterprise. and
10 them there is no other object in
life but To get the logs from the trop-
ical ports and bring them to New
Orleans and unload them here and GO
back for more. Ten million feet a
year of mahogany comes into New
Orleans, and is partly manufactured
here
In Mexico. Honduras and Central
America the contractor gives 50 for a
single tree. This is cheap enough
But it is the expense Of getting it out
that counts. and that makes mahog-
any an expensive lumber. II stands
deep i'm the forest in the midst of an
almost impenetrable jungle. There
are no groves of them-thc trees are
scattered. jerhaps not more than two
To- an acre II may bc that there is
no water course at hand on which
the logs can be floatcd tn the port
The tree has to be located by the
hunter" whose business il is to
roam through the forest in search
of mahogany trees and TO blaze a
way to them, so that they may be
must cut their laborious way To the
tree. using for the purpose the deadly
machcte. with which a number of men
from this section made unpleasant
acquaintance along i'm 1898. The ma
chete turned into a pruning hook
makes a very effective weapon. how
ever. and in the course of time the
men get to the tree.
II is a beautiful tree. tall and
shapely. with the lowest branches at
least sixty feet from the ground. At
the bottom is huge swelling. after
the manner of the cypress. and the
tree is cut above that. six or eight
feet from the roots. The first work
to be done is to build platform
around the trunk. so that the cut
tiers can stand upon it and WELD their
axes. In the course Of time down
comes the great monarch of the trop-
ical forest. crashing through the thick
growth around it.
The workmen trim il up. cut il into
lengths and manage to get il hauled
and rolled to the nearest creek. There
il must lie to await the floods of the
rainy season. which will lift it and
carry il down stream and on to the
ocean port. There the logs are piled
on the beach to wait for a vessel
and when it comes are rolled back in
to the water and RATED and pulled
out to the ships side. always dan
gerous undertaking. for the water is
rough. Once beside the vessel the
derricks are put to work and the
logs are lifted over one by one. low
cred with much difficulty into the
hold. and when enough logs have
come aboard the vessel is ready.
1t may well be believed that ma
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
AMOS MORSE HAD A
VERY BLUE SUNDAY
II Is Hard TO Tell Whether He Is =
Sneak Thief or Merely the
Victim of One.

Amos Morse. colored subcontrac-
tor engaged in placing the output of
a tamale mandatory. spent yester-
day in the city Jail. under suspicion
of being a sneak thief II is likely
though that he will be discharged
today. Amos is either the victim of
very unfortunate circumstances or he
was so careful in his operations that
while Officer John Long caught HIM
he did not get him with the goods -
Saturday night Lewis Koenig. a
marble worker. arrived here from
St. Louis to participate in doing the
marble work on the new National
Bank of Arizona building. with II. ].
Madison, who is already so engaged.
Immediately on arriving Koenig re-
ported at the bank building where he
found the Waterman. John Standard,
introduced himself and asked where
he could find Madison. Mr.. Standard
told him Madison had just stepped
into the Owl saloon across the street
and accompanied Koenig to the place
and introduced him. Koenig sat his
grip down against the wall opposite
the bar and was soon engaged in
conversation with Madison. About
that time Morse. who sub contracts
from the general agent of the ia
male factory who does business on
the corner of Center and Washing
ton. in front. of the Porter block, was
seen passing through the saloon. It
was about IL o'clock when Koenig
looked around for his grip and noted
that ii had disappeared. Unable to
find il anywhere he and Madison
left the place and walked to the cor
ner where one of them saw il O..
the sidewalk up against the builds
ing. Some inquiry WIS made and
Amos announced that the grip and a
couple of other packages that were
with ii. had been left there by per-
sons unknown to him who had asked
him to guard them. The marble
man jumped to the conclusion that
the negro had stolen the property.
and were more certain of it when told
he had been seen in the saloon. They
were inclined to offer personal vio-
lence and the negro took to his heel.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
INFLAMED KIDNEYS

Medical writer's declare II incurabie
after the sixth month whether al
bumenOus or not.
The average man prefers to think of IL
as kidney trouble" and Its it go but the
census shows this appalling fact-out
of $1,000 deaths from kidney troubles
the last census year over nine tenths
Of them (5S,0OO) took the form called
"Bright's Disease" although ii is quite
probable that nine tenths of these up
to the last moment thought of it as
and called it kidney trouble" when as
matter of fact the only possible hope
laid through a specific for Brights
Disease
There never was one until Fulton
worked out his Renal emollient (Ful-
toms Renal Compound.)
Since then inflammation of the kid
neys whether Autonomous DIT not or
whether called kidney trouble or
"Bright's Disease or whether six
months or six ye"rs old commonly
yields.
II you have had kidney trouble over
six months no matter what You call il
il is the only hope. Efficiency 81 pc
cent where patients do not wait until
bedridden although some of them re-
cover. 1t can be had at druggists.
We desire to hear from and advise
with patients not noting the usual i'm
provement by the third bottle. .Iitera-
ture mailed free Write John ]. Full
ton Co. GAS Battery St, San Francisco.
Cal
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
PROGRESSIVE FARMER
AND HOME OERBU|L
Now Agricultural Paper to Be Started
in Phoenix.

In about week or ten days. will ap-
pear the first issue of a new agricul-
tural paper to be published monthly in
this city. under the name THE Pro-
gressive Farmer and Home Builder"
The manager and editor of the paper
is W. w. Mcconnell. who has been in
the city about six weeks, arranging for
the establishing Of the new paper. 1t
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
MAHOGANY MILLS OF LOUISIANA
How the Trees Are Cut, Sawed and
Prepared for Market

The busy saws i'm the mahogany
mill are boing day and night at this
season of the year. There are sea-
sons during which only day runs are
made. but the strain is on just now.
and the machinery never stops. Dur
ing the twentyfour hours 5000 feet
of lumber are cut i'm the mill Month
after month. the ships come over.
at least twenty cargoes year coming
to anchor beside the gunwale There
is no such thing as bringing the logs
in ballast. They compose the ships
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

For either acute or chronic kidney
disorders. for annoying and painful
urinary irregularities. take Foley
Kidney Pills. An honest and effec-
tive medicine for kidney and bladder
disorders. Sold by Elvey G. Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
IN WHICH CASE ANYTHING GOES.

Isn't it awful" said Mrs. Shadder.
to read that womcI's forms are get
ting to be like mems
Not if that shape is the fashion. my
dear woman" placidly answered Mrs.
Lecder-Chicago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

Just received. New York apple cider
75c per gallon. Melczer Bros. Co. Main
rs. u
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

uf the mahogany busincss.-New Or
leans Times Democrat.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

For LaGrippe Coughs and Stuffy Colds
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
gives quick relief and expels the cold
from your system. 1t contains no OPT
ates. is safe and sure. Sold by Elvey
& Hulett.