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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

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am syube bes gr3gebirses Iiegt auf
hem WorttplaB Dor benz Ratbbouie sin
Gtein nit einem einsebauensn areu5.
gr beseidnet bic Stelle. no am ID.
Suli besTeIben 5abres Ra6mittags
bier ubr Runs b. &uuffungen bonn
Center bas 5aupt nbgeItlagen ipuroe.
Der fanftmiitbige aurfiirit nollts benz
Climber i'm lebten 4ugenblid nod ge.
enabiguns geIpGbren, nber Do fpeqen
ser 6inrthtung bic 3hore gei6lofen
roren, 10 tonnte Der goie niht in bic
Stabt hinein. Quf oisiel6e Dsile
biiBten Die msiIten feiner Mitbslfer;
ehlpeinib ipurpe gebdngt, Sans
Sdnalbe absr gu 3tpiduu nit sliiz
henoen 3ongen se5tpidt uno bann gsz
biertbeilt. Dor 3tpidau, jsnieits Der
gierbriide, Die mad ben gersteaern
fiifrt, liegt audi bds 9ut gdersbah,
bas 9eorg Shmibt 5ur geIobnung err
HlCtIt AhD IpS1A Il, ~ DIt tL hpNT peiit
aurfiritsn feline Rettungstbdt gu ihils
bern bate. isbesmaI iagts: r5err, ih
babe ben aunsen NIT msiusm Stiirz
baum tpsiblia sstriIlert.", 10 srbislt
.r bon feinem oonfbar.n 6errn ben
Icmen .5rillsr1, Der fih unt.r isinen
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Sa6fen unb ghiirinaen ,rhalten bat.
gs mar elm Gampf ums Rsdt, ben
Der fpilbe Run3 nit isinsm fdnften
6errn einsing. mas bie'er pObl aud
ttar smpfanb. fonft bate sr ben RGu.
Der unb GmpOr.r ii6er niht su gutter
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| esbirqe, no bic Stdtten. Die an feline
gbnt srinnern. ni6t nod beute oas
3ist bon 5unb.rteu iino, unb itatt bes
Qbfh.us, Der frommen &inbsrn Dor
fief.m Manne einseprdgt rpiro, bas
Waitlsib nit ibm tpedeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

beioen Gale perben tpieber gang ret=
3enb betorirt fetn uuD on EraubeH
nirp fir Die 9Sreuuoe otsfer t0't!tnen
i5ru9t tein Man8el iein uno es ptrb
ihnen ielbitrebeno auh jeoe gez
uiinI6te 8eIsoeHbeit geboteu tDeroen,
Sruuben gu itiebiBen, 0as guge oes
8sIebes piro jeOoh wdAsn uno
Sraubenbiebe, bic auf frtiher Ihat
errpiTbt perbsn, mufIen unpeigerlth
btnter S6loB unb Rie9eI, nm oann
oem geitrengen 6errn 8irgermeiiter
lire 4uFpartung 3u MAIDEN, Der uns
uQtft6tIld bic Strofen Uber lie oerz
hGnqen DirD. SelbItreoenb niro es
aud niht an i6muden Wtn3ern uno
Btn3ertnnen in ben tleiOiumen Ird6@
ten mangeLn uno fir flotte 8an3mus
| fit iit ebenFaqs geiorgt iooab bas
beuriee SET 1ih Dbne Jruge ietneH
| 8prqdnsern friiberer Sabre IN purots
Ger Weife unihLieben pIrp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

sFletsn fir bic Abtublun8sprooutte
Der grotuberan3en. Wait benz 100
30uiqen SpiegelteleItop, benz grOBten,
bas bic grbs gegentDdrtig beitst, ut IN
Der Commemorate auf benz Wtount
WiIion, elmer S6entung Anorep
Garnegies, neuerotngs bic Sonne nle7
oerboIt in Der rptbn Waneritoftllnle,
in Der 6sNlpbusGinie, pbotogrupRtrt
Doroen, uno auf bieien pRotogrd@
pbien erfaeinen bic 5Ieden als rteitz
qe 5rombeu, bic bic 9dsmdnen IN thz
Ter Ra6bari6aft etniuu8en. 0le1e
5rombeubiloung min man duf Die IN
tsniipe Tbdtigteit Der SOnne, hsroorz
gerufen ourd i6re 3uiummen8iehung,
3uriid3ufibren ;aber bteIe Anitht Elt
nidt rihtig, oenn bdnn TlBten Die
5romben in ibrem Snnern ulft buns
tel, ionoern ebsnio beQ ME bic Sons
neno6erfld6e iein, unD 5par tHtol9e
peg enormeu 3rutes Der duBeren auT
bic inneren S6itten, poburh i'm Sr=
nern cine piel gr0Bere Ioise sr5eugt
niro, alg an Der SberflGhe.
Cine irttereIdHte WaPrnsbmun9
mahte Can Borr, ais er SonnsHz
| fledeu pbotograpbierte unb oann Die
8Iutten permdb. gr fdno oubet
| f6ptugenoe 9erGnberungeu Der De-
| ftdlt oes Sonnenbaqs. 9teie btloeten
cine Surpe, bic gu jener Der Spnnens
fleten parallel liegt. SIN Beretn nit
ben fFIetsn tommeu auf Der Sonne
nod FuteIu Dor, Die tpie ein Delbs
| gldn3snDes Gedosr iene umgebeH, aber
aud abgeiDnoert biz 5u ben YDlsn
binauf iih 5sigsH. Gdn3 beIpnosrz
finoen fie Ii9 an RaHoe oes Cages
geftirns, uno auf Den photographer
eri6eint oanu bic SteQe am Hanbe
no iol6e Sadeln itsbeu, etrpas dusge'
buhtet. gBir Ieheu aber auf oeHYho:
toarammeu nod ettpas arosrss. Dl
7Sletsn erIheinen namlih BON leIhter
0olten aus adl8iumodmpfen, ioge
nuunten erteniioen 6lpccuIi, umssben
TisIe ldgern uber tleinereu 5leten
tpie 9epittertpolten iiber Der irpiihel
| 2anoihuft, uuo billen fie OFT gan
.in. Sci einigen groBen 5ledeH UNI
iledengruppsn tann man I'M Germ
ro6r bic 8epbahtung MAIDEN, oaf
belle 2ittbriiden in bic aerne ODE
ii6er oieie binpegrdgen. Die &dmer
bat urs nun nangetpieien. DoB oiei
ai6thriiden nihts anoeres als Sfal
siumflpcculi Itnb, uno ferner nod
. bab Der Stuoort bieier 5loccuIi itet
aud bemieniaen Der 2ihttorper uu
Der Gberfldhe unieres Sugesgeitirn
, entIpriht. Sb nun 5locculi un
2ihtt0rper miteinanber iosnttih ftnl
! itebt nod nitt feit; aber bic 5ateI
, iiben fi6sr ebenip etnsn GiufluB al
, bic terreitriiheu @rIheinungen oil
tpie bic Sleden.
Nus Der grpBen Mense BON Matt
; rial, bas bic SpnnenfprIhuug m
, pieler 9eouIb unb Miibe im2aufe DO
! beinahe pisrbunbert Sdbren 5ufau
? nrentrug. tpdhlteu mir nur eInigt
bier aug; ober s5 geniigt ooLlfomuei
, um uns bic groBe 9sbeutung oes 0
! genItanbes i'm Rabnsn mpoerner ga
turerfenntniiIe tldr3umdhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Sinber. 9aralnie.

Der II Monate ulte Gbas. 5uber,
BON g2p. 1913 9enoletou StroBe,
purbe geitern Rahmtttag in fdners
trantem 3uItanoe nah nem itdotiiheu
5oipttaI gebra6t, mo Der iteupertrea
tenbe GmpfangsarSt Or. 5pa4ta
mann bic 0taguoie auf nSnfanttIe
qarulpIis" iteIIte, bic gefiiratete uno
anitetenoe 8tnbertraptbeit, pelhe i'm
2aufe Der Iebteu @ohen beretts mehs
rere Spfer in osm benaAbarten gpoa
inaton defproert bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
2ofal ; Seridt.
gsciulciefeit Der SeutId- Seiterreid,er

Der Dsuti9 Ssiterrei6er untsritiis
sunss 8ersin peranitaltst auh heuer
tpieber zines ietner nit Reht 10 he
lisbtsu Meinlefefsite. Dusielbe pirb
bas Is. bisier 6eIte ieiH unb in 8ers
binoung nit benz 20. StiTtuugsfeit
bss Dereins am 7. Sttober in Der ars
beitsrhalle gsfeiert peroen.
Dds Arrangements s4ommittee, oem
bic sifrisiten Wtitslisoer bes 8erein5
ansebOren, pirb nichts uugetbon Iofz
fen, um bic @eranitaltuns 5u einem
slousenben GrfoIs ag seitalten. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Straseuraub.

Sobn +. Doat, BON 8afbtngtou 6.
s., fpurbe geiteru an 2pngportb uno
Sim Strdbe BON etnem unbetunnteu
Monn I'm feir gortemonnate nit $50
beraubt. Gr psrfoIgte Den Sieb cine
Strete melt, ieboh entidtoano oerieI'
Re IhlieBlih ieiuen gliden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04
Sine SebcuSanfaabc

mahte Der betannte 4r3t Or. 5ils6ee
buraus, Elm iideres 6silmittel fir
Sdmorrbpiben 5u ftnben. uno es
elItte ibm, etne unfeblbure Waffe ses
gen bteIen entIsslihen Gudlgei't Der
MenThbeit gu Ihmieben. gttAt etu
WeeiIer aus GtabI ooer cine 4esfeife
aus TAorfeu WlttteLu, ionberu INFORM
Der anotefis, b. b. ppu Stubl3dpfhen
aus RiItraftioen 4r5usieH. bic on ben
Sit tes Qeibens eiHqefiihrt neroeH
unb itets beilen. Sn alien 4potbeten.
Dp6 iiber8eust sub erit umiontt
bur6 cine probe, rpelhe y. gteuitaso'
ter e Co., gOr 1916 Rem gort. to'
ltenfret 3uienoen. an
- Trou Senrp Slemers, BON 9'o.
29O7 Harlan glpenue, Durps IN osm
Suufe Rp. 1929 WiIitah, anssbIld
I'm SIS beitrbIen.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07

Chop barley at +. B. Reed 4
Sons.
Alteration Free. 25 per cent
off at Schenk Bros.
Don't forget the dance in the
new Masonic building next Friday
night.
Dave Miller and Grant Reyn-
olds were in from their Warm
Springs valley homes this week.
1 Off on Ladies' and Misses
Coats during the
BIG REMOVAL SALE
of The Busy Corner Store.
Fred Haines was looking after
business in this city Wednesday.
We understand Mr.. Haines con-
templates going to California
soon to spend a portion Of the
winter.
G. w. Clevenger's furniture
store was a busy place Monday.
He advertised to give away a
picture to every lady visiting the
store on that day and he was
visited by about $50.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07

John Gard was up from Lawen
this week.
Winter suits 25 per cent off at
Schenk Bros.
Joe Clark and wife were guests
of relatives and friends in this
city during the week.
Preaching services both morn
ing and evening tomorrow at the
Baptist church; Rev. Holloman
will preach.
Irving Miller has been installed
as u second deputy in the county
clerks Office. He will have
charge of the recording.
Lowest prices ever quoted in
Burns at the
BIG REMOVAL SALE
of the Busy Corner Store.
A number of friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Smith last
Monday evening and spent an
enjoyable evening at cards. Re-
freshments were served follow
ing the hands.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
Job printing The Times-Herald

Job printing-The Times-Herald
25 per cent Off, alteration Free
at Schenk Brothers.
School Supt. Hamilton was here
this week on official business.
Have you listed your land yet?
See Irving Miller before you do.
James Pirie and wife came
down from their Cow creek ranch
Tuesday.
For RENT Neat Broom cot
tage and barn. Inquire at this
Office.
Hagey & Richardson and w.
Il. Huston have joined in the G
O'Clock closing.
! Outing Flannel DC per yard at
The Busy Corner Store during the
BIG REMOVAL SALE.
VIM. Sterling left yesterday
for Portland by private convey
ance. He will spend some time
their visiting.
A newt line Of dry goods, fur
nishings, shoes, hats, etc. can
always be found at Hagey &
Richardson's.
Miss Joisa Miller has returned
to her homeatead after spending
the holiday period with relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss X. Neugebauer is located
in the Jorgensen building south
Main st. and is prepared TO do
all kinds Of dress making. /
Joe Linder has leased the build
ing to be vacated by the Busy
Corner" and will move his saloon
into the corner. c. M. Salisbury,
the jeweler. will occupy a portion
Of the building we understand. J.
Frank Siler will leave the first
Of next week for Palouse. Wash,
where he will remain for an i'm
definite time. His health has
not beer good and he hopes to
benefit il by the change in eli
mate.
Do you realize what it might
mean to buy property that has an
title? A warranty
deed should not be sufficient, az it
Is not sufficient evidence of title.
You should have before you alb
solute evidence Of the grantors'
right and title to the property
transferred. An abstract shows
every instrument on record that
affects the title and should be as
important as the deed. HARNEY
COUNTY ABSTRACT Co., Inc.
ARCHIE MCGOWAN,
Pres. and Manager.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
CONTEST NOTICE.

usiTEp STATES LAND OTF'cE,
Burns. Oregon, bcccm her p. 1910.
sufficient contest anidayii having teen nisd
In this once by james u. Fellows contestant
against Homestead Eutry. serial 80 n3G1.
made June n. lHyl for kis section ~. Tnwn-
ship p, = Range q r., Willamette Meridian. by
Cyrus W MrllyHiur. tnutcsiec. lu which lt al.
legged that said Cyrus W Mel yniuc has wholly
abandoned said laud Tor more than ak months
last past, has novcf settled ur .tcsldcd on or
cultivated same. said PARTIES arc hereby
uotined TO appear, respond. Hud uncr evidence
touching said allegation At no o'clock n. m. on
February ~, 1911. before tho Register and
Receiver At the United states Land unco IN
burns, oregon.
The said contestant having Ia Proper ahidn.
w.t. filed December n, 1910. oct forth facts which
show that Atior due diligence personal service
ot this notice cannot be maze. it IN hereby or.
dcrrd aud directed that such notice be giyin
by due Hnd proper publication
wN. fAnRK, Register,
Record address OF ontr, man Twin Falls, Idaho
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
Dalton Gibbs is in the city.

Dalton Gibbs is in the city.
Fresh bacon hams and lard at
e. B. Reed & Sons.
Sheriff Richardson has gone to
Lawen on official business.
While other places are exper-
fencing blizzards we are enjoy
ing fine spring weather.
$500 Stetson Hats for SO. S5 at
The Busy Corner Store during the
BIG REMOVAL SALE.
/ Judge" Coleman expects to
! go back down to the homestead
Monday.
|. N. Hughet was business
visitor from his Warm Springs
home Monday.
The French Hotel serves a
! fine Sunday dinner and special
attention is given TO family
service.
Read the new ad of Browns
Satisfactory store in this issue.
They are continuing their big
sale.
EsTRAYED One two year old
gelding branded on left should
er at my place. Please call pay
charges and take the same.
CHAs. II. DAVIS, Harvey, Ore.
DR.. w. c. Brown has moved
into his new offices in the new
Masonic building and the Harvey |
County News has moved into the
rooms vacated by him.
w. II. Robbins was over from
his Crow Camp home Tuesday
bringing in his daughter who re-
turned to high school after spend
ing the holiday season at home.
r. j. McKinnon has gone to
Caldwell. Idaho. after the team
which Tice stole from him last
October. Frank Cole found the
team and notified Mr.. McKinnon.
Post Master Logan has re-
quested us to announce that the
post Office will close in future at
6 o'clock in the evening. That
is the general delivery and stamp
windows will be closed. He has
some new lock boxes for rental
and those who desire should Sc
cure one.
The Busy Corner Store has
been all that the name implies
since the beginning of the big re-
moval sale last Monday. The
boss is pleased with the big sales
and the clerks are pleased that
the boss has decided to close the
store at 6 O'Clock for they are
ready to rest. !
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
Local News.

Alfred Benjamin at Schenk
Bros.
Calico &c per yard at The Busy
oner Store.
A good heating stove. for sale
inquire at this Office.
BORN Tuesday, Jan. 3, to Mr..
nd Mrs. John Culp a daughter.
Frank Dibble and wife and his
mother were among our Silver
.reek visitors during the week.
/ off on Shoes during the
BIG REMOVAL SALE
a The Busy Corner Store.
N C. Croxton and his sister, Miss
Nary. are up from their home
steads on visit to friends.
The +. B. Reed & Son grocery
has received a new consignment
bf oranges, lemons, cocoanuts.
franberries and creamery butter.
Mrs. Geo. Hagny came over
rom Canyon City Wednesday
Ind will spend sometime here
Sisit her sister Mrs. w. A. Gowan
Ind other relatives.
G. w. Clevenger left Wednes-
hay st. for Paul and Chicago on
business connected with furni-
lure store. He may extend his
|rip to Philadelphia covering a.
beriod of several weeks and also
gisit relatives in Missouri. Z.
|. Schwartz of the BUSY Cor
! Ter" left yesterday morning for
Portland where he goes to finish
brdering the big stock of goods
|or spring and summer. He will
llso select the furnishings for his
lew store in the Masonic building.
The ladies of the Eastern Star
| re going to give a dance in the
lew Masonic building next Fri
ay night, the funds to be used
10 help furnish the new lodge
Dom. This should be one of the
bleasant social events of the sea-
|on as the ladies have secured
he full orchestra to furnish the
husic and the big room has a fine
loor for dancing. They will also
Ierve a fine supper right in the
Dom.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
Robt. Grant is up from his
home near Waverly.

Robt. Grant is up from his
home near Waverly.
25 per cent off on all winter
suits at Schenk Bros.
j. T.. Rounseville was up from
DEMO this week on business.
Court Stenographer Walker
left Thursday for Vale where
circuit court opens Monday.
Blue prints Of any township in
Burns Land District, showing
name of entryman, date and kind
of entry, topography, etc, $l.00
each. Platt 7. Randall, Burns,
Ore.
Furnished rooms, Plain Sewing
MRS. DORA LESTER, Burns, Or
See the Inland Empire Real
ty Co. If you have anything for
sale or exchange.
George Fry expects TO leave
some time next week for Califor-
MIA on a visit TO relatives and old
time haunts. He will return in
the early sprinv.
Don't forget the
BIG REMOVAL SALE
mt The Busy Corner Store.
Isaac Foster and w. G.. Cecil |
were over from Silver creek for
a few days this week. They
stayed long enough to find the /
secret of how Dell Dibble got his
wife to get up these cold morn
ings and build the fires. He
simply lets her think she's boss. |
Foster is going to try it.
The Boz moving picture show
is growing in popularity under
the new management. 1t is well
patronized and deserves it. Carl |
Welker is playing the piano dur
ing the evening performances
and ID. A. Buster" Cawlfeld is /
singing the illustrated songs
both good drawing cares and help
make the pictures a decided sue
cess.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1911-01-07
--DRUGS----------
THE WELCOME PHARMACY

THE WELCOME PHARMACY
ZYEARS experience in the Drug Bus-
~ ness. We have no dead stOck-Our
. goods clean and new. When you buy
your drugs from us you can rest assured that
they pure, fresh and will have the effect
! which your doctor desires. You can also
find new and up to date Stationery, Fresh
Candies, Domes, ic and Imported Cigars, Rub
ber Goods, Fancy Soaps, Pipes, Etc
STA TATTONERY--
The Washington herald., 1911-10-22

members Of that wonderful athletic combination
mploring Chase to stay but that nsstent young ath
ete had already put his baggage aboard the bus
ming to the railroad station and importunng the
driver t. hurry.
The spectacle of the worlds greatest athletic coach
running down the roadway with piece of pie defuy
balanced plate, all the time calling, Here it is,
Chase got it for you is that gives insight
to his tact OF course, Chase came back and was a
world beater, and pie, too.
One Of the cardinal points in Murphys system Of
coaching Is his failing system of getting thor
Oughly acquainted with every athlete in his He
is the originator Of the generally accepted belief
that athlete is only human. Under his system the
old idea of athletes being steamed and worked like
mules was banished Training with weighted shoes
or running uphill in rubber boots were old methods
that were put the discard Light shoes for sprint
racing and heavier for workouts are enough
After a Yale Harvard dual meet, few years ago.
James z. Sullivan then president of the Amateur
Athletic Union and referee of the games, asked
college authority what he considered the most strik
ing feature of the meet
"The way that Murphy handles his athletes,
was the answer Did you notice that after being
barred from the field the Harvard coach sat in the
grand stand while Murphy went to the training quar-
tiers of his team? That will be training big col
lege teams long as he wants to-"
The other coach is no longer connected with inter
collegiate sports.
In his first year out Murphy removed from college
athletics all the Objectionable features Of professional
coaching. He made 1t plain to every athlete who
came under him that clean body and mind had as
big part in success muscles. When members OF
the alumni who had been brought in an earlier era
of coaching realized that their boys were being bet
tered morally as well physically Murphys power
came to be recognized And then came all these sue
cesses at Yale and Pennsylvania which the public at
large knows of, probably without giving thought to
the calbre of the who made it possible for ath-
letes to be hard fighters and gentlemen through it all
Loyalty in the Trust.
This leads up to the loyalty to Mike" Murphy that
other members of the trust have shown. By being
the poneer in the cean-cut system of professional
coaching Murphy became the man to whom all seek
ers for trainers coaches looked for advice. Nat
uraIly enough he remembered his comrades Jef pro-
fessional foot racing days. To those he considered
untitled for the handling Of thousands OF growing
young men he gave no advice excepting, u could not
give you a recommendation until you showed me that
you could handle yourself. Knowing about athletics
is not everything a coach ought to possess.
Thus the athletic trust becomes character build
ing influence in the nation.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-22

ished second from the four yard mark, pOckeed S75
and was in the market in Boston next morning to
earn another dollar Small wonder that of that
spirit succeed" commented kindly college in
structor who up the time of hearing that story Of
sheer y never had much for those runners
and IS"
Arizona republican., 1911-08-24
Particularly the Ladies,

Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet.
enins to the system. Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA is particularly adapted
to ladies and children. and beneficial In
all cases IN which wholesome. strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. 1t is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds. headaches and the pain.
caused by indigestion and constipation SO
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives salts
faction to all and is recommended by
millions Of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge Of its ex-
celence.
Its wonderful popularity. however, has
led unscupulous dealers to offer iimita-
hons which act unsatisfactory. There
fore. when buying. to get its beneficial
effects. always note the full name Of the
Company-CaGfomia Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front Of every
package Of the genuine Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
For sale by all leading druggists. Price
SO cents per bottle.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-24
PUTS CUPID IN MOTION.

The barber was the matchmaker in
Hindu society, but he is losing his pre-
eminence. The East has advanced to
the agony column. A Punjab paper
Just arrived has half a dozen notices.
On one case "a match for a youth
aged %. employed as canal Overseer,
pay 100 rs" is wanted. In another
IA suitable match for Il girl belonging
to a very respectable Arora Dabran
family, aged II" is required The edu-
catiOnal qualities of the girl are set
forth at length Another advertisement
is by a young man for a wife. The
youth is very handsome and of eN-
cellent physique, u. of very respect
able Khatri family" and the girl he
wants must be between II and IS,
healthy. literate, and well versed in
household affairs and from good
Sarentage" \ match is advertised
for a fri of IL who knows Hindu,
Gurmukhi, Urdu. Persian and English,
who is still reading. and Will not be
married before attaining 10 years
They do expect eTudition in wives in
India.-From the London Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-24
THE HEART OF THE ROAD.

Thick as the dust.-fEom unborn years
| sce~ my coming children throng'
That one who breaks the way with
tears
Many shall! follow with a song
Nor bread nor scrip nor staff had ne
When he went out from the gray
town;
Burdened with wealth go up and
Now heavy folk that traverse me-
down.
Each unto each ! hear them call
With idle speech and empty boast;
And | have ease to give them all,
Save him that l did love the most.
But when one passes in the night
And tarries not by any door.
Ny leagues beat upward with delight,
Perchance that traveller comes once
more,
But when one journeys over me,
Nor staff. nor scrip, through wind
and rain.
] reach my dim hands out to see
If those old feet have come again.
Anna Hampstead Branch.