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Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

surface the place firmly and sody healed from the bottom the sk SS recognized the greatest of all blood purifiers and therein lies its ability to old purely vegetable containing mineral om and its line effects always helpful overcoming the impure systemic effects of old Forty of the record of S. s. and what has done in thousands of cases feel perfectly safe saying will do in your case if you afflicted with an old sore.
 We have special treatise Old Sores which will be glad send free all who desire contains the statements of many wit the efficacy of S. of whom you may know We will also glad send special medical advice desire
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC O., ATLANTA GA
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
CURED MAN AND WIFE.

It gives me pleasure to relate my experience with 8. S.S. Both my wife and myself have cause to be- lieve it the greatest of all blood pur- iaers. I at one time had an old sore on my nose which caused me a great deal of uneasiness, being afraid it was malignant. My wife also had an ugly old ulcer on her face which gave her considerable worry. We knew of no cause for these old sores so concluded they were due to bad blood We both used s. S. s. and it cured us sound and well. This was some years ago but neither of us Nave ever had any signs of a return ofthe sore. I cheerfully recommend s. s. s. as cure for Old Sores.
 CIV. LOGAN, Taylor, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
UNITED MINE WORKERS.

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 2S.-After an address today by Governor Harmon, the delegates to the international con- vention of United Mine Workers of America at Memorial Hall progressed SO far with their work that the end of the convention is expected Monday night
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
c. .. s. CURES OLD SORES

The value of advertisement depends entirely
 trthfuness and Based these facts
 this short talk of special who afflicted
 with old chronic ulcer If presenting SSS
 for these troubles line of reasoning appeals
 will be prove the ruhuness of
 sending free book testimonials from
 of the country who have been cured of old
 chronic ulcer by the of 5. S.
 Whenever ulcer becomes chronic refuses to heal because of bad bood the healing qualities of circulation have been weakened by impurities poSOnS in this vital fluid
 The blood the great of nouhmen for all flesh As constantly cuaeS throughout the system the nutrient properties of the body because of this continual repenshmen that the flesh firm and healthy and free from disease Since the blood such important and necessary function easily understand why impurities posons this vital fluid so often infect and disease the flesh particular spot and by continually dSchagng impurities the orma ton Of old sores chronic ulcers.
 Every symptom of old suggests diseased blood The inflammation discharge dScolored flesh and the fact that external applications have curative effect these places show that deep down in the circulation there morbid prevents the place from healing But convincing proof that bad blood responsible for old is furnished by the fact that removing
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
CITY.

We have so many REAL GOOD SNAPS that it's hardly worth while to start in on advertising them. Sup pose you come in and tell us what you are looking for. We qan sell you a good modern house with payment of S250 down, just as well as we can for cash. An abundance of good lots in the right location.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
A JAMAICA CANAL CELEBRATION

Kingston, Jan. 2S.-The Jamaica chamber of commerce is considering a proposal to recommend to the gov ernment the holding of big exposi- ton in 1915. coincident with the for maj opening of the Panama canal.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
POLISH WRESTLER WINS.

Boston, Jan. 2S.-Zbsyazko, the Polish wrestler, took two falls from )r. Roller of Seattle tonight.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
S370O

$500 cash will give you a Warranty deed and you can pay the rest any way to suit your pleasure for an eX-
 cellent 5-acre tract close to the car
 line. Total amount this will cost you is only .............S S1JOO
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

every VlSlOle trace or the ulcer by surgical operation, does not cure. THEY ALWAYS RETURN.
 Only by cleansing the blood of the poisonous cause can an old sore be cured. s. s. s. heals them by going down into the circulation and removing the cause from the blood. When this has been done there is no longer left any inhammatory impurity or infectious matter to irritate the place, and nature causes the natural and perma- nent healing of the ulcer. When s. s. s. has purified the blood and the place is once more nour- ished with pure, rich blood, then every symptom disappears, and
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY
so acres Northeast of this city, partly
 in alfalfa and partly in grain. Good
 terms. Pc: acre. ......... $50


20 acres close to the city; a fine piece of ground anI something that ought to bring more money, but the own CT ic hard up and needs the money
 ! htle house on it, good enough to live in, and other minor improve mcnts Good investment for any
 body; $1.2O0 cash, balance 'as you like it." Price ......... S37OO
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
.S4750

you don't have quite that much money and can get along with a smaller piece of land (alsO on Gen. tral .Ave). same frontage. we think this 2-acre piece is an awful good thing" Only $500 takes this. bal ance to suit, for ......... S20OO
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

to wonder what made her so angry for the remainder of the evening [
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
$500

If you have about S2,5OO cash, We ad- wise you to buy any one of those 5-acre lots on North Central Ave
 for .................... S475O
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
S25OO

A dandy buy" is also that 2iH -acrc piece on. the Indian car line. We have no confession to make for ad-
 vertising this. Terms. S2JOO
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29
S55OO

If there is anything that you like in country property. but you don't sec it advertised here. don't think for moment that we haven't got it. WE HAVE. Just ask us. We'll treat you right
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

f you are looking for piece close to town. but with little better house on, than the last mentioned, buy this good home in Los Olives.
 Exclusive here. It's Q. K. Some fair amount cash and we can wait for the rest CUT TO.......S SJJOO
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

Copyright 1910 by Printers Ink Publishing Co.,, New York
Arizona republican., 1911-01-29

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
TWO NEGROES lYNcHED
MON BROKE DOWN JAIL DOOR.
TOOK PRISONERS orr AND DIS
APPEARED -oNE BODY r0rND.

caruthersyillc. Mo-. Oct. i2-Two
negroes. Ab Richardson and Ben
Woods. taken from the city Jail here
by a mob. which battered down the
doors. were lynched. The body Of
Richardson. rIddied with bullets was
found yesterday floating In the Miss
Issippi river That Woods met a like
fate h accepted
For some time feeling against the
negroes has been at a high pitch.
which prcsaged trouble. Negroes
known as police characters were
warned 70 leave the city. and many
complied.
Richardson regarded as a desper-
ate man. was locked up while the
police we're investigating several rob
berries
Woods was arrested for an attack
upon two young white women az they
we're returning home from \ store IN
which they are employed. News Of
the arrest brought Is masked men
10 the jail. They broke Into the cells
and dragged the negroes out and dis
appeared.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
DURHAM COUNTY
ALUMNI BANQUET
win CeIebrsle University Ami
versary This Evening

The Durham county alumni OF the
University OF North Carolina will be
out in full force al the banquet this
evening at the Commonwealth Club,
preparations for which have been
completed. All 81 the alumni don
ned buttonieres OF the University
colors this morning In obedience to a
custom that came into vogue several
years ago and which Is rigidly fol-
lowed by all alnmni of the grand old
institution wherever they may be.
The menu fcr this evening win
lack nothing In the culinary art.
Judge Sykes will act as POSTMASTER
and the following ,oasts will be re-
sponded TO. the speaker of the even
ing being Prof. II. II. Williams, OF
the University:
Democracy and Corporations
ProfH. n. Williams.
The uniyerrsss as Maker OF Law.
yers-Jndge James s. Manning.
The Public Schools as a Feeder to
the Higher Educational Institu-
tions.-Prot " ID. Carmichael.
The Proper Relation OF the Alumni
to Athletics az the university-w. F.
Carr.
The University Man-His Duty as
Citlzen--Judge J. Crawford BIggs.
Reading OF minutes.
Election Of officers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13

Berlin. Oct 1.-THE armistice be-
tween Italy and Turkey. for which
German diplomacy has been striving
for some tlnie, Il Is believed here. has
practically been concluded. although
not yet announced az official"
u Is understood that the ,ranspor-
,ation OF the Italian military expedi-
ton will not be lnterfered with. bn,
that hostlIltles In all quarters Will
cease This Is considered BY Berlin
a. equivalent to the ending Of the. war,
or at least the warlike movements
which will nov be succeeded by ne
gotlations looking to a settlement
II Is regarded a. probable that a.
soon as the strong Italian army has
once disembarked 4; Trlpoii. even ths
young Turk irreconcillsbles sill be-
gin 10 recognize as apparently the Of
toman government already dos. tha,
there h no hope OF Withholding Trl-
poll from Italy. Then Il will be pos.
able Tor Turkey 20 enter Into peace
negotiations with the prospect Of
reaching a iess unsatisfactory con-
clusIon that would result from a
continuation Of the conflict.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
.POL|T|CALLYCOOL
. Taft RECEPTION
Oressa Democrats Pleased with
Way Presideat b Received

Salem. Oregon. Oct i2.-concluding
a brie. stay among the insurgents Of
Oregon, President Taft at II o'clock
this morning started for California.
He will travel continuously until til
O'clock tomorrow morning, when ne
will reach Sacremenio.
The presidents reception III Oregon
was politically cool ard the absence
Of United Siaies Senator Jonathan
Bourne served 70 emphasize the chill
liness. The democrats are oyerjoyed
At the reception given the president.
saying Woodrow Wilson. II nominated
today. would carry the STATE.
A map of the United States on the
wall at Portland. where the president
spoke. pictures Champ Clark and La
Toilette playing The president said .
4 have hopes Of getting out myself
aud playing
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
Good Sales Continue
On Tobacco Market

Tobacco continues 10 pour into the
Durham market in a steady stream
nf wagons From $4,000 to 100. 900
pounds il being sold at the ware
houses almost every day on which
the weather il favorable. The prices
remain very high and the farmers
are elated with the returns from
their crops. which were once thought
to be almost a total failure. The
quality uf the product that i being
offered nov Is much better than
formerly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
VETERAN PICNIC
LAKEWOOD PARK
"Bsys Whe Wore BIue" Guest oI
"Bsys Mhs Wore Gray"

The aLaual picnic Of the Durham
county Confederate veterans cas-
held NJ Lakewood park this morning
The speaker Of the occasion was
Father W. y. o'Brien and Mcssrs.
u. G. Mangum and John West Proc.
tor also made short talks. The
mayor and other cIty officials we're
ber Of ladies' we're aiso IN attendance.
guests Of the veterans and q nvm.
About $50 veterans with their wives
enjoyed the picnic.
The exercises began at ii.su
o'clock. The speakers were intro
duoed by Major Hamilton and all re.
celved close attention. After the
exercises. the crowd formed In line
and marched 10 the tables on which
feast sufficient for twice the mum.
Der In attendance had been provided.
A very pleasant feature of the
picnic was the presence OF a number
OF Union veterans The boys who
wore the blue" we're guests Of the
Durham boys" by speciai invitation.
The picnic was the most thorough.
/ ~ enjoyable outing that has been
held In the county. good cheer and
pleasant feeling reigninE supreme.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
[lRG[ yCR!ls[
EJjJ'l|gIHCEs
lists For Neae Year
Are CsnpleleS
NEAR s1,l00,D01 increase
Aldermen VIII Have s.is,422 20
spend Next yesr--Property yalu
stions show Incr~sse In Al Lines.
More Tnan $4,000 /. Cash In
Hand. of People of City.

The board OF aldermen OF the city
ain have the sum OF s2is.f22 to
spend during the next fiscal year as
compared with s20s.s72. an increase
Of nearly $4,000.
The city tax books were completed
for this year Wednesday afternoon
BY Mr.. Y. A. Rochelle. ~hp has been
employed for some time ~ assistant
city clerk for this special work. Mr..
Rochelle has the books in excellent
condition with a detailed annexation
az all the classes OF property and
with the white and eoiored separate.
no that information In regard to the
finances OF the city are much more
readily obtainable now than they
were formerly.
The total amount of property list-
ed for taxation In the city is u.s.
l4s.6ss. This Ia an increase of
nearly 100000. the total valua-
tion last year being fi7,25T.33s.
There are 1884 white polls listed for
TAXATION and ssi colored polls.
There Is q total OF 23s acres OF
land In the city limits ths, has not
been divided iHso city lots. II 10
valued at stT.s75. The total salua-
tlon Of city lots II s7.i24.30i owned
BIZ white people. and tt2e.502 owned
BY colored people. white people of
the city own 52s horses valued at
s4s.s75. colored people own rs
horses. valued at $3.50. white
people have ffe.s50 Invested In
mules. the total number being io4.
while eolored people have only 8 Of
these animals valued AZ t5ss. Goats
10 the number Of II and 20 the vslu-
alton Of sfe are recorded BY Nj
Rochelle, All These are owned b.
white people. the coiorsd people
showing trt,er taste In this regard.
Cows 10 the number OF 27s owned hy
white people and the total valuation
IA ts.2ss. colored people osn 80
COWS. valued at tI.e7s. IN spIie Of
the prohlbition OF the keeping Of
hogs within the city limits. 80 are
listed for TAXATION with a total value
of ti07. Household and kitchen
furniture II responsible for the ex-
psndiiure Of t327.s7s BY white peo-
pie according 20 the tar list The
coiored people have tis.iss Invested
In this necessity OF modern life. The
white people Of the city confess 10
hasing = total OF tii2.t74 In cash
on hand. The colored people come
forsard wIth sio.s7s. Solvent
credits are held by white people TO
the extent Of ti.2si.7s2. and By coI-
ored people 10 the extent OF ts37.
The total amount Of bank stock In
the hanas of white people Ia given
ss t7ts.isa. Of colored people tis.-
200. Tho stock In incorporated CON-
panIes such a. railroads. etc. held
BY white people amounts 20 ftss.-
a0k. by eolored people s7oe. To-
bacco. musical instruments. jewelry.
etc. are Jumped on the tar books,
the total valuation being placed ~
ts.t3s.9s0. The value of goods.
wares and merchandise In the posses
slon of ehite people IL si.5ss.s2s.
In the possession Of colored people
sfs.iss
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
The Farmers National
Congress In Session

Columbus. Oct. ia.-one thousand
progressive farmers representing
numerous states rounded up in the
Ohio capital today for the thiry-nrt
annual convention of ne Farmers
National Congr,as Joshua strange.
of Marion. Ind. n presiding over the
seslous which are being held At the
stale house and will last several aays
IN addition 10 discussing various prss.
lens of practical and scleniifc agri-
culture the congress will liten 10
prominent speakers who will Be heard
on the subjects q good roads. the
conservation Of natural resources. the
parcels poat. the regulation Of rail-
rad rates aud other matters Of gem
sral interest and importance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
Attendance Records
Will All Be Broken

New York. Oct is.-That the at
tendance al the worlds championship
games between the New York Giants
and the philadelphia Athletics viii
break all records IL manifested by the
sale Of tickets for the opening game
AZ New York Saturday az the Giants
headquarters in che 81. James build
ing. All night hundreds Of messen-
gers stood In line 10 get the paste
bJards. Il Is believed by night all the
seats will be soid
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
LAKES-TO-GULF
DEEP WATERWAY
Association Begins lis SIKH
Annual Convention

Chicago, Oct. l2.-0ne of the most
notable gatherings ever assembled in
the histo.y Of he United States in the
interest OF waterway development was
called 10 order In the auditorium to-
day When the Lakes-to-the-Gulf Deep
Waterway Association met for its
sixth annual convention. The associa-
ton is endeavoring to secure Federal
aid for the construction of a daep wa
terway from the great lakes TO the
Gulf OF Mexico, by way OF the Illinois
and Mississippi rivers. Representa-
tiyes OF commercial bodies from the
Canadian lines TO Texas and Louis
lana and from the Allaghenies 10 the
Rocky Mountains filled the body OF
the big theatre when William X. Kay-
anaugh. OF st. Louis. president OF the
association, called the convention to
order and delivered the opening ad-
dress. Occupying seats ON the stage
were senator's and representatives
governors Of many states and others
high in official life.
The opening addresses, the compile
ton OF organization and the appoint
ment Of committees occupied the
greater part Of the initial session. The
proceedings will continue over tomor-
row and Saturday. Secretary Of the
Interior Fisher. Congressman Under
wood. Of Alabama: Governor Harmon,
of Ohio; Senator Cullom. OF Illinois
former Governor Francis, of Missouri; /;
Congressman Cannon. OF Illinois
Governor Hadley. OF Missouri. and a
number OF other men OF national
promirrlce will address the conyen-
tion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
S. A. L. Declares
Rig Suit is BaseIess

New York. Oct I2.-The $4,000. 900
damage suit brought BY the Florida
railway against the seabcard Air Line
railway. the Knickcrbockcr Trust
company and others. on the charge OF
conspiracy was declared by counsel
for the seaboard Air Line 70 be base
less. The directors OF the seaboafd,
~ their meeting. authorized this state
'ment. which was coupled with the
declaration that instructions had been
given counsel u cause The case ID b
brought to trial al the earliest possl-
bic moment
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
Rebels Proiec, Foreign Missionaries.

Hankow. China. oct. I2.-Almost the
entire province Of M Peh Is In the
hands Of the rebels. who have issued
proclamation OF their intention TO
overthrow the Hanchu dynasty. An
attack on Hankow Il imminent. The
foreign missionaries AZ Wa Chang are
being protected BY the rebels. The
uprising Is the most serious since
TAPPING rebellion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
James r. Garfield
Deserts Taft Party

Cleveland. O., Oct. Thames X.
Garfield, secretary Of the Interior
under Roosevelt and Roosevelt
leader IN Ohio. announced to-day that
he would attend the progressive re-
publican meeting al Chicago on oc-
toher 18th. This means that he has
gone over to the anti-Taft party.
AIR. Garfield had a conference with
Colonel Roosevelt before deciding to
take this step.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
MNamara Case Soon Develops
Into That Phase
JAMES B. TAKEN FIRST
Prosecution Elects to Begin Big
Legal Battle With Least Important
Defendant-Slight Resistance by
State on Line Of Fight Drawn Nv
Defense.

Los Angeles, Oct. 12.-Capital
versus labor is the issue that will
fairly determine the trials of John
]. and James b. Mcnamara. despite
utteranees 10 the contrary by counsel
for both sides, In the murder trial
growing out Of the demolition OF the
Times building last October.
Judge Bordwell's ruling at the
opening of the trial that, both sides
were within their legal rights In de-
termining the attitude OF veniremen
toward the labor question means the
widest latitude in the examination
of prospective jurors. It may be
three months before a jury is se-
lected.
Today, Columbus Day, being a
legal holiday. no sessions OF the
court were held. Counsel for both
sides spent the day in developing the
affiliations of the men remaining in
the initial yenire.
The case against James B. Nc
Namara was taken up first.
District Attorney John d. Fred
ericks, for the prosecution, elected
to try him for the murder OF Charles
J. Haggerty, machinist who, with
20 other men met death in an explo-
sion and fire which wrecked the Los
Angeles Times building October I,
1910.
This case was picked from 10 in
dictments for murder found against
the prisoner, his brother, John J.
Mcnamara. secretary Of the Inter-
national Association OF Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers, William
Caplan and NJ. A. Schmidt. both at
large, and four unidentified persons
specified as John Doe, Jane Doe,
Richard Doe and John Stiles. Hag-
gerty's body was that nearest the
spot where the explosion occurred.
The prosecution contends that this
explosion was caused by dynamite;
the defense that IL was caused by
gas.
The new hall OF records in which
the trial is being held, Is only a
stones throw from the scene OF the
explosion.
This was the setting OF the legal
stage. Upon IL counsel for the de-
fense, headed by Attorney Clarence
$. Darrow. OF Chicago. in questions
10 the jury and arguments to Judge
Bordwell. sought to depict a mighty
contest between organized labor and
its opponents, without much oppose
tion from the prosecution.
Attorney Lecompte Davis, examin-
Ing Jurors, headed straight for this
point.
Are you aware that there Is a
bitter warfare between capital and
labor" he asked z. T. Nelson, the
first yenireman examined.
Yes. said Nelson.
And that most men have taken
sides?'
Yes"
Have yon the opinion that labor
unions as they exist are proper. or
that they are inimical and a
menace?"
To this the prosecution objected
because counsel Is asking the opin-
ion Of the witness on evidence that
may arise during the trial.
lie may answer" said Judge
Bordwell. and Nelson said he was
mot prejudiced
Further questions were met BY the
assertion from Attorney ". ]. Ford.
OF the prosecution. that 'this IL not
union labor trial.
DO you take the Los Angeles
Times, and do you read the weekly
page devoted to animadyersions on
labor we're other questions put
Nelson was still being questioned
when court adjourned.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-10-13
YOUNG LAWYER
KILLS ANOTHER
Tragedy al Pilot Mountain Result
Of Old Quarrel

winston-saiem. Oct i2.-N PILOT
Mountain. surry county at $50 o'clock
this morning. Thomas Kailam. aged
% shot Henry Whitaker. aged Is.
through the had with pistol. Kill
Ing him instantly. Both men are
lawyers. having secured licenses two
years ago.
bad blood has existed between them
FOR a year or more Witnesses 70 the
shooting say that Kallam vas justified
az Whitaker Vas ID the act of firing,
kallam has not been arrested.