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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Oldest American Settlement.

Acoma, an Indian village Of the
southwest, is said to be the oldest set
Element In this country. It was re-
ferred to by the Spanish 80 years be-
fore st. Augustine was founded.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
Foley,s Honey and Tar Compound

FOI6ys HOney alIu TUT CUHE5OuHu
Is effective for coughs and colds in
either children or grown persons. No
opiates, no harmful drugs. In the yell
low package. Refuse substitutes w.
G.. Atwell
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

Corrupted freemen are the worst OF
slaves.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26

Children's apparel
Remnant lots
WHITE DRESSES, of madras
or hnene,, with or without
boomers, button at side. box
from handling: sizes 2 to 1 years,
Were 81 and $3.50. rs 30
Choice o m orrow NJ An
at sOU
SWEATERS, oxford with red
trimming. button front. 0S
Were Sl.95 and $2.25. To NAC
close, choice
Black AND WHITE CHECK
COATS, some with velvet COL
iars, Norfolk style finished with
bI1t 6iaek patent leather Or nn
$3.50. To close at OO.UU
3 FELT HATS, 2 white and /
satin satin ribbon. Vse We're s. s. @ m
and $3.50. To close at. sDk.UU
VELVET MUsHROOM HATS
black or brown, finished with a
touch OF Persian silk for girls
IA to 16 years of AH 40
age; Reduced from h
$1,000 to .....-...... spOsUU
WHITE CORDUROY COATS,
some with cape collars, pearl
buttons, lined; soiled GO m
sIight,y. sram x zo Re ;e dueed NSM
z uNLINED ORDUROY
COATS, sizes 1 to 2M0 nF
years, box style, re- W uA
duced from $3.50 to. .spHs CO
End floors. Kann, Sons & Co.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26

Boys and Girls Serviceable
Well Made Kid or Calf Blucher
and Laced Shoes-12 styles-all
sizes to 81.
Small ChiId's Tan, Black and
Patent Jockey" and Storm
Shoes-sizes up to s.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
WANTS GAR OWNERS
REGISTERED YEARLY
E. M. Talcott Recommends
Such Action to the
Commissioners.

In order that such property may be
properly assessed, E. NJ. Talcot, Of the
Board of Personal Tax Appraisers, has
recommended to the Commissioners leg
islation providing for the annual regis
tration Of all owners OF automobiles and
boats and the issuance Of new license
tags each year. A fee of 81 is suggest
ed to cover the cost OF the tag and the
necessary clerical work.
Under the present system owners of
automobiles, upon making application
for a license, are required to register
and are given a number. The law, how
ever, does not require registration or the
issuance of a new numper each year.
As a further argument for the de-
sired legislation, Mr.. Talcott says that
owners of automobiles frequently
change their residences, and as they
are not required to register their names
and addresses annually, II Is difficult
to locate them when the machines are
to be assessed.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
PLANS FOR FUNERAL
ARE NOT DISCLOSED
Understood Services for
Phillips Slayer Will Be
Held Tomorrow.

Utmost secrecy surrounds the funeral
arrangements and plans for the burial
of Fitzhugh C. Goldsborough, who shot
and fatally injured David Graham
Phillips in New York before placing the
weapon against his own temple and
committing suicide.
Further than saying that the services,
which are II be absolutely private, will
be held at t"e family residence, 1881 K
street northwest, and the Rev. Randolph
II. McKim will officiate, none of the
Goldsboroughs would give out any in
formation.
When the residence of DR.. Edmund K.
Goldsborough was called up this morn
ing, the announcement was made:
We are not going to make known
our funeral plans" The same informa-
ton was given at the residence OF Ed
mund K. Goldsborough, jr.
Despite the attempts to keep every
thing secret, it is understood that the
funeral Is to be held tomorrow, and
burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
'OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY POST AND CORPS
Anacostia @. A. R. Members
Entertained At Joint Meet
ing In Masonic Hall.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA, d. C. IAN. q


Patriotic addresses and "reminiscences
of the days at the front marked the
meeting last night of John A. Logan
Post, No. 13, Grand Army of the Re-
public, and its womens auxiliary, Logan
Relief Corps, No. Z, in the Masonic Hall
in Anacostia, whep a joint installation
of officers took place in a hall profusely
decorated with the American colors.
A feature of the meeting was the in
dorsement given to a bill introduced in
Congress by Representative Dawson at
the request OF Commander A. b. Frisbie,
Of Logan Post, providing for a more
general observance of Flag Day in the
United States and its possessions, as
well as making it an offense against the
United States to desecrate the flag by
having II used for advertising purposes
Commander Frisbie recounted the
trials and success Of Logan Post, and
said that its ranks have dwindled %
sixteen men. D. c. Fountain recalled
the days at the front, and Mrs. Isabel
Worrell Ball complimented Logan Re
lief Corps on its work in Anacostia for
the last twenty years.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
Health and Beauty Notes
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

Maid Marian: The only greaseless face
cream / know of is an almozoin mas
sage cream jelly, which you can easily
prepare as the ingredients are mex
pensive and can be had at any drug
store Dissolve one ounce almozoin
| in half-pint cold water, then add two
teaspoonfuls glycerine, stir well and let
stand several hours. Massaging the skin
nightly with this removes blackheads,
reduces large pores, and softens and
! tones the skin, giving it healthy, ruddy
| glow. 1t also corrects greasy and rough
/ ened skins and prevents and arrests
wrinkles.
Madam X: Be frank with your hus-
| band and do not try to conceal anything
from him. For that scaly condition of
| the face / would suggest spurmaX
lotion. This is superior to powder in
many ways, easier to apply, and dries
quickly, giving the skin a smooth, satiny
feeling. You can prepare this lotion at
| little expense, by dissolving four ounces
of spurmax in a half-pint hot water,
| then adding two teaspoonfuls glycerine.
Shake well; when cool it is ready. This
makes the most reliable and satisfactory
skin beautifier of which ! know. You
can get spurnaX in any drug store.
stringy and hard to manage is because
| the roots are in starved condition.
am giving you a recipe for an mex
pensive hair tonic, which, If used reg
| ularly, according to simple directions,
will correct this condition and promote
fine, healthy growth of hair. Get an
ounce of quinzoin from the drug store
and dissolve in half-pint alcohol, then
add the same quantity of water. Using
this nightly as scalp massage
strengthens the hair roots, and its con-
tinued use will give life and luster to
the hair.
Young Wife: Don't despair. l don't
think your husband loves you less, but
the condition of your face is jarring to
the eye. Your pimply. muddy complex
ion is caused through impurities in the
blood, and what you require is a good
tonic and system regulator. Get from
your druggist one ounce kardene: dis
solve, in one-half pint alcohol, adding
one-half cup sugar, then enough hot
water to make full quart. Take table,
spoonful before meals, and you will find
it will clear the skin and bring back
the rosy blush of health to the cheeks.
With this use the almozoin massage
cream, mentioned in another paragraph,
aANA EylAyes blackheads and other Inn
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
MISSION JUBILEE
PLANS COMPLETE
Program for 5Oth Annivers-
ary Observance February
2-3 Is Announced.

Detailed plans for the observance of
the fiftieth anniversary of the begin
ming of women's work in foreign mis-
sions, to be held in Washington on
February 2 and 3, were announced to-
day.
From the headquarters of the jubilee
committee in the First Congregational
Church the watchword Raise the
standard of personal service for our
Lord and Master" has gone out to all
women of the city churches, and the
volume of the response from the 500
women now actively engaged on the
different jubilee committees is positive
assurance Of the enthusiasm which will
prevail throughout the meetings on next
Thursday and Friday.
A woman's conference especially
adapted to church and mission workers
will be held on Thursday afternoon, one
week from today, at $3.50 o'clock in the
First Congregational Church. In the
same church at o'clock will be held
The Busy Women's Meeting" which
is intended to attract the women who
are employed during the day.
At II o'clock on Friday morning three
parlor meetings will be conducted, in
vttation cards for which will be sent
out by the hostesses. At the same hour
a mass meeting for women of all
churches will be held at the New YORK
Avenue Presbyterian Church, conduct
ed by a number of the visiting mis-
sionareS.
What is expected to be the most men,
orable event of the whole conference
will be the luncheon, served at the New
Willard in the big ball room at / o'clock
on Friday, when 1000 women are ex-
pected to be present. Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe will preside, and Mrs. Henry
w. Peabody. Mrs. Helen Barrett Mont
E0mery, and DR.. Mary Riggs Noble
will be the speakers.
At o'clock Friday evening the final
session OF the conference will be held
In Continental Hall of the D. A. r.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26

Patent Colt or Gun Metal Calf
Button. with higher-than-usual
Slant tops.
Also l. other kinds of Vici
Kid and Gun Metal Calf Boots
at $lS7.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26
ROCKVILLE DEATH
Due TO ACCIDENT
Buggy Upset BY Horse
Frightened At Automo-
bile, Sheriff Learns.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Jan. 26.-At the
request Of relatives. Justice Of the Peace
Edmondston and Sheriff Viett went to
Wheaton yesterday and inquired into
the death of j. Aquilla Windham, one
of the oldest and best known citizens
of Wheaton district, who died Monday
morning as a result of injuries received
a week before.
1t was shown by the testimony that
horse Mr.. Windham and a son were
driving along the Seventh street pike
near their home took fright at an auto
mobile of Roland Moore, Of Olney, and
turned suddenly, upsetting the buggy.
Both occupants were injured. The mat
ter has been placed before States At
torney Bowie F. Waters.
Downey's Carriage Service Is Noted
for excellence. Reasonable. Stables. .1620L.
-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26


skin soft and satiny.
Typist: Your increasing weight is no
| just cause for alarm, but If your fear
| your form is losing its symmetrical
lines, and want a fat dissolvent 1 would
suggest the following, which can be
had at any drug store and is not ex-
pensive: Dissolve four ounces parnotis
| in ~ pints hot water. Take a table
| spoonful of this before each meal, and
you will gradually regain your natural
weight and contour of form. This par
notis treatment requires no violent eX-
ercise nor dieting and is really quite
Eva: My dear girl! The downy
growth on your lip is not so serious a
| matter, and l would not shun society
on that account, were 1 you. You can
easily remove the fuzz If you follow
these simple instructions: Get an ounce
| of delatone, and mix enough water with
| a little to make a thick paste. Cover
| offending hairs deeply with this and let
remain two or three minutes. then re-
move and wash the skin carefully. Any
druggist can supply delatone, and while
| it costs a dollar an ounce, ii is worth
it. as it does the work, and it is sell
dom necessary to apply 1t more than
once.
Jane: It is annoying to have an itchy
scalp, but you can easily correct this
and keep 1t sweet and clean, and in a
healthy, vigorous condition II you use
canthrox shampoo. You can prepare
this at trifling cost, and any druggist
can supply it. One teaspoonful of can
throx dissolved In a teacup of hot water
makes sufficient mixture for one sham
poo Pouring little at time on the
head and massaging the scalp vigor-
ously, then rinsing thoroughly, removes
dust and dandruff, and adds new life
to the scalp and lustre to the hair. With
this shampoo the hair dries quickly and
is not stringy or hard to do up.
Brown Eyes: "a Before you buy eye
glasses try the simple eye tonic 1 have
suggested to others. This is easy to
prepare and quite inexpensive. Buy an
ounce of crystos at the drug store and
dissolve in pint of warm water. Drop
one or two drops in each eye with a
medicine dropper. You will find this
removes dust and small particles and
soothes the tired. inlamed eye muscles,
giving the eye a sparkle and brightness.
(2) For complexion beautifier read
answer to Madam Y.
Read Mrs. Martyrs Book. Beauty"
S5.-Ady.
The Washington times., 1911-01-26

purities from the pores and makes the
skin soft and .satiny.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
VACANT LITERARY tn ROME.

There Is. 49,, must admit. today up
monarch iU any tongue upon the lit
,rary throne mo- sovereign world-uame
u poetry pr prose. iu whom as has
happened before noW not so many
generations ago, iu royal succession
tp Scott. Eryuu. Goethe. Y Hugo.
Toistoy-alI the civilized world. leu
ton. Latin, Celt SIav. Oriental are
Interested, for whose new works il
looks. or where il seeks the gospel
II the day NabochliSh. 60 use an
irish word that becam, iaNorite
matter. do not let us nurse tn, hu-
NOR of the Respondent editor who
m"urufuily told his readers 80 new
epic this month
Nobody can tell how tho wonders
of language are performed. nor how
% book comes into the world. said
John Morley. before the English assoc
citation. Genius is genius Tho lamp
that today some may think burns low
viii be reulcnshed New orbs VIII
bring light. Literature may be trust
ed t. take care OF itself. for IL is the
transcript of Tn, drama OF life. with
all its actors. moods and strange
flashing fortunes. The curiosity that
il meets is perpetual aud Unsuitable
and the impulses that inspire il can
never be eNJnguishcd.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
THE HOUSE OF RoTRcHILD.

The death of the head Of the Wen
ma branch of the Rothchild banking
house excites nothing like the cnmmo-
ton i'm the business world that a sim
liar event would have done - years
ago. says the New York World The
history Of this famous family Illus
trates the changes that have come
over the sources Of great wealth i'm
modern times.
The Rothchilds are not an old insti-
tuition Of slow. and steady growth.
but recent and meteoric. The origi-
nal Aston was rich man in New
York many years before the original
Rothchid gained fame i'm Europe by
the safe and profitable keeping Of the
Landgravos millions Indeed, Europe
would soon have forgotten that. had
not the family leaped suddenly To-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
PROCLAMATION OF
GENERAL HOLIDAY
Mayor Christy Requests That Business
Be Suspended When Roose-
Welt Comes.

r.u.,..sr,r r,. ,.r,rtirl,. of .utnnritv
I.,. tb. civ .,,,rru Friday afternoon
Avn II,..B y CHRISTI. Yesterday isl
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nm I.,,..,,,.-- f... -l,.,..rf.g I'm Phoenix
80, ~, on ,.t..., .,r,r,I p,,s.,ait
ain d.. t.r. and tb.,f fine. day Doe. Obj
..-,...J as, General holiday
TN. ,,,fon ,, me-. part of The MAYOR
,,.,, r.or...r.J f.,. t1. Water Users, as
.,.i,ti,u and fEa r.ouasr WAS referred
D., tho c,l,ncu which unanimously
,..,...J ,b. r.,..ear.,- resolution The
,,.,,.,.... ,r,.r,,55.tfgn follows.
Proclamation.
\, other .,rrtrv located i'm me.
viii ,li.tri,t .r m. United States has
10, =, favored bv m. United States
exclamation service as has been the
c.It ps,.cr ,.,Ile, For our benefit
49,. I,.,. I,o,., ,.,,,rrl.f.J the greatest
;,,.;.,..,f..,, .,-.t,,, Fl, nm. vest. "A com
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
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CURES BLOOD POISON

One mportan why S s. successful in the
Contagious Blood Poison that this medicine strengthens and builds
stomach and digestive members while purifying the blood
great many of the medicines used treating Contagious Blood
Poison composed largely of Mercury and Potash and
mended the sufferer because they intended dry
the Illuminating outward symptoms But such
disease and will weaken and the
stomach make wreck of the patient And when
these mineral medicines left off the SmOudering poison takes
fe the old of liberated mouth and throat
brown scay Splotche falling hair and ulcers with
vTuenCe Then the makes rapid Roadway
the weakened system offers less avageS
SIS S. Contagious Blood Poison and does purifying
the blood and keeping the stomach and digestive members perfect
condition all the while by its fine effects s. S purely
vegetable remedy made from the and juices taken from natural
roots herbs and bakS it does particle Of mineral
FORM S S s. the principle that only the be
removed from the blood but the circulation be enriched and
ytalzed with nouShng known everywhere
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
MODERN WATERWORKS
PLANT At WINKELMAN
GREAT BAR TO PROGRESS OF
TOWN REMOVED.
Permanent Supply of Superior Quality
Found on London ella Property.

Winkelman now has modern va
ter system The water is pumped
from n well on the property Of the
London ella Mining and Power com
pany. mile and a half above the
town, into two twenty Thousand gal
Ion tanks. From the tanks. which are
stationed at an elevation $50 feet
higher than that Of Winkelman. mains
lead through the town. Water was
turned through the mains for the first
time last Thursday
The lack of an adequate supply of
good, pure water. has heretofore been
one Of the principal drawbacks To- res
idence at Winkelman. Inhabitants OF
that place were forced to use water Of
very inferior quality, quite delete
rious 10 health.
Water such as Winkelman required
was found on the ground OF the Lon
don ella company several months ago.
a churn drill was being operated and
at a depth of l2j feet a flow Of clear,
soft and sparkling water was encoun-
tered. Chemical tests and analysis
proved the water To be Of a very SUI
periOr quality, highly suitable for do
nestle use.
Dr. Norman II. Morrison. president
of the London ella company. immed-
lately conceived the idea OF supplying
the town OF Winkelman from this
we'll Before he made any move I'm
that direction, however, H. made tests
10 prove the permanency Of the flow
The supply appeared to be ineXhaust-
ible. Though the well was subjected
10 several strenuous tests the water
was never lowered more than aigh-
teen inches and it Immediately re-
turned 10 its original level as soon as
the pump was stopped
But money was required to install
q water system. In looking around
for someone to finance his scheme DR.
Morrison stated his proposition 10
Robert Lynn. a San Diego capitalist
Mr.. Lynn made an investigation and |
was very favorabIy impressed He |
advanced the necessary funds and the |
system was installed without further |
delay.
The plant consists of Myers Bull |
dozer pump with an artesian cylinder. /
operated by Fairbanks Morse gaso- /
line engine. necessary pipes and the |
TWO big tanks mentioned above 1t
is believed that the system viii mean
e great deal to the town of Winkel- |
man, which now seems to be on the
verge of a healthy boom
DR.. Morrison, Mr. Lynn and their
associates Will shortly incorporate
and negotiate FOR contracts
tn supply not only Wiul,almau but
nearby towns and the railroad.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

We know SIS will Contagious Blood Poison
because have watched successfully this work for
than forty but know what others say S. S.
In order that sufferers fully inform themselves of the Of
s. in curing the disease hope who reads this article
will write for free book Contagious Blood Poison This book
contains the of and who have used
S. Read this book and believe you will convinced
S. S. S. is all we claim for il.
wish any special medical advice about your case write
and will be glad to furnish together Home Treatment
Book free OF charge THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA Ca
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

stsntly subdiyided their capital usu-
ally by intermarriaec within tho fam
ily-th"ugh Lord Rpsebcrv married
the greatest RothChild hciress OF his
day. And there have come u the
front new methods of gaining quick
wealth by manipulating railroad se-
curiti's and Industrial combinations.
a hundred and four Years have not
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

q
pimple on my body. There is moth ir z
N the world that can beat 6. 8. \. for
blood poison, and l always recon-
mend II.
Very truly. WALTER WEBER.
430 l-2 Fourth St, Evansville, Ind.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

made the Rothchilds NOR. remarkable
as a money power than the Standard
OIL group "f - mIllionaires Mr. Car
nesir boasts of making. and their al
Hes while the money power i'm New
York 20 which banking means chiefly
promotion has succeeded the Roth
ch'lds rs the modern possessor OF tina
touch of Midas
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

Miss Jane Adams is giving u new
lecture on woman's suffrage which
she calls Women and the state 1t
was recently given for the Womcn's
Political Union in New York and is
said 10 present the humorous side Of
the situation i'm that unique and forci-
bile manner which Miss Adams knows
So well how To- use
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
Finances and Markets

New York March Il-Movcmcnts
i'm number Of securities which are
ordinarily inactive were the chief
characteristics i'm todays stock mar
ket Wabash 4S. Wabash u Pitts
burg Terminal certificates were dealt
IN To- am unusually large extent. and
at one time the terminals sold one
point mp. Canadian Pacific made
another high record Central Leather
lost more than point Business. as
i'm last few days light. was almost
vergng on stagnatiou. Official fig
ures of February exports showed Il
striking increase over the correspond
ing month last year. being $4g.5i5. 900
in 1910 and $S1.595.uU0 this year The
total for eight months ending Feb
ruary was $71S74e. 900 contrastcd
with $59442l0oo for the preceding
period. The weekly bank statement
revealed an export cash loss of about
81 100000. the first shriukage i'm sew
eral months
Bond market steady; sales $2.2j6,-
600. United States - advanced a
and IS and Is lost i on call during
the week
STOCKS
Amalgamatcd 62ia Smelling. 74a ;
Atchison. .06h ST Paul. l201s; New
York Central. 106H; Pennsylvania.
l25A; Reading. LII: Southern Pa
eific, rs; L. T.. l72l.: Steel. 56Is
10. pfd rs.
Silver, 52A
New York. March 1.-THE metal I
market was dun. nominal i'm the alb /
ience Of exchanges today. Lake cop |
Der. $1.62la a EST; electric roly- /
lie. $l2.25d 1880; casting. $1,000 /
2.25.
Tin weak. S40.o0N4220.
Lead dun S44uH4.5u.
Smelter easy, S5.5GH 5.GJ. !
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
JANE adams FOR SUFFRAGE.

Attest: Frank Thomas. Recorder
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12

the use Of your
IneilClC Q. taking
it&F directed. nv
friend told me TO
stick 20 il. and
that was what /
did ana got along
spleudlQly from
the very first.
and my recovery
was rapid, and
am now as well
as ever. When 7
began s. s =. my
face was SO full
of so re S a II q
eruptions that I
could not shave,
and now there is
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-03-12
NO RETURN OF THE DISEASE.

I didn't find out that : had con-
tractsd Contagious Blood Poison
until 1t had made conside ra BILE head
way. and fortunately for me the
friend that I first consulted advised
me TO take s. 5. s., SO 1 began a once