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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27


De- Cause. euao~s=4. eozwsx<s.4 - /.
ase2+al term - Iea1mx s4r-er4ur
Court At H@rgAw tAAa seek O. tAe
murder - The aFks aegrwe ~ SsA
oaosoz. cosore1. - tAaa e4tt. : tem
months ago &Ea s~nsr1ee& - - e5~.c-
troeate4 August asa. an ]. = Ia
da1. = oae-Iegged negro. wno 49,
convicted of besax - Aec9a@or before
the fact and sentenced 10 1tte0a
years n TIE pealteas4Ary. ~evu
brought "a thiS city yesterday morn-
ing 81 Sheriff W. Il. Atkinson, Of
Pender. and lodged a the county Jail
10 a~alt the result Of The zppeal %
the cases 10 Supreme Court. wheFe
the matter ALL Re heard IL septem-
Der or October. ]. T. Bland. OF Bur
"a@. represents Cause and X {. Sid
bury. Esq. OF this city. appears for
Tisdal. Or course. the appeal 10 So
pFeme Court stays the execution OF
the sentences imposed
Garfield Ford. the negro who Killed
his wife in the southern section 81
the city few months ago. and was
found guilty BY Fender jury Thurs
day afternoon OF murder in the sec
ond degree. and sentenced Friday 10
five years in the penitentiary. was
taken yesterday morning 10 Raleigh
10 begin his term. he was repre-
scented by r. +. Broks. Esq. Of VIII
mington, who decided not 10 take an
appeal. The three cases were re-
moved from this county 10 Fender a,
the request OF the Solicitor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27
WHAT FASHION NEXT?
Wife of New York Millionaire Wears
Diamond Anklet.

New York, July 23.-Mrs. Louise
Winterfeldt, wife of the banker, who
has an apartment at the Ritz-Carlton,
created a mild sensation in the hotel
last night by going out about eight
o'clock wearing a diamond anklet
over a black silk stocking.
Judging by the size and brilliancy
of the gems, those who saw the ank-
let estimated it's value to be from
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27

SO ss@A#&@s4@ sSaA@E@@A @G@&2s
Tie Na6s8aoyo AnsoEkAn .awgUst.
that ia order 70 ssnalIfy s@attsTs.
abr rot 1t Simmons Aa3 katxAsn
have ten ruuuAs. AYc1eK 49, Clark
tae same. The wtaaoTn frcxn e@ek rsnx
70 contend for the eAAnr&oasAla. =
Co 70 IL. men and bresArrns al EAs
the beat nan ain VIII seseFor -
needed 20 Sc that there's 20 AIssirr
bslo~ the belts - -. @e.a .axw@@:
the editor o. The Raleigh Ssaa an1
0akerxey
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27
SUES TWO NEWSPAPERS.
W. NJ. Carter Brings Suit Against
News and Observer and Asheville
citizen for $4,000.

W. NJ. Carter, who was one of the
defendants in the damage suit of
y, mdre-kramer Company VS.. American
opdcco Company, which was tried
~ Raleigh some days ago, and in
"Hlcn the charges as to Carter were
non-sulted, has since the termination
" me trial here filed his complaint
- Tue suit for damages he instituted
C C:n tlme ago against the Asheville
~, eh and the Raleigh News and
observer the amount claimed being
91o,ooO against each newspaper.
lhls suit was instituted on the
60 0no OF an editorial in the Citizen
-u copied by the News and Observer.
~ on a~news story setting
0u' the charges in the Ware-Kramer
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27

Company suit as to Carter having as
an agent of the American Tobacco
Company, procured a position as
salesman for Ware-Kramer Company
and set about to destroy the trade Of
Ware-Kramer Company.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27
AGENTS WANTED.

We wani aFentx n ever eosatY n
The State We have sofae good pre-
MUM offers Ia connection eth tsn
paper. Write us for terms
Address. THE CAUCASIAN.
Raleigh. -. G
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-07-27
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sAs s1@@e@a aas3sx a~~z ssss~s -
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s@*@ezs ssAa 80 - sAa ss~xs~ -
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fe@ns - NaAe coassv~ 1sz 49,
fzrzas* apss.ea ssAs sas xS@Rsaaas
a. ooav tA@rwos 80 fe=- was -
Eaos1teA e sAs sss<a 90 sAe xas~s 20
10 s@p~rtar Cesfx - wake cS@ar.
G. tAe So 49, g tass. .st1. 49,
go ell Apf-aAT ~ ssu a<sss@ -
term. 1911. 60 vale EsSxrsaw
cours. waBeA sos.ssea - sAe ia
a. 81 taas sscafs. 49, &xs@x<. -
saaF o. plead - 80 49, eaapsssss.
otherwise he ps@sHsgs wlIt 3~=a.@4 -
- <oasa - grove tAs Ataeg.Gszr
ef her compliant 49, s.se 1a.xzens
accordingly. Nff.fa.nO Mai.
Clerk wsae Superior cozFa
This taiy :. 1911
J { l. HARRIS.
Attorney e. 80 Ptzissl1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

was European buyer for her housc,
Tor which the house was glad To pas
her sla.ouo year The ~aturdnN
Evening Post tells OF an irish inni-
grant giil who Landed ~ New YORK
twenty-five wears ago, found place
as crrand girl. climbed upward by
making good IN store aud Is now
buyer At an annual salary that tu
most Of H. would mean fortune.
Each Of thcs, people Liz others who
succeed, had three l'~---int,rtst indus
try aud Intelligence They were not
indifferent. thsN were not oilers and
They used their brains They wore
not afraid 0f working ovortim, nor
of doing always little more than was
called for u tuc contract. The minds
of these Young men were occupied
with larger matters than grumctricu'
accu acy Ia parting their hair IN the
middle. facility Ia rollng cigarette.
or the over mastering importance ~
having CUTS On their panu's The
Young women probably urVor kept 10
Tired customer waiting while they
gnssipcd about what lie said ur th'
cunninglN embroidered stockings che
wore at th SUNDAY ball game iu
Tact thos" people used their time in
qualifying Tor better positions aud iu
efforts to really d,so,yc them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
J>rNN'S WAR INpINsI

while the weight OF military prr-
parcdnta w Cumbersome TO an ua-
r"n- ~ Eurorr % .a perhaps not M
H'av io ans OF th,m as s that borne
n' Japan sine, she taulted into th,
world unneI GLASS ANA there seems
iluic prospect ~ Ir growing lighter
IN spcaking 20 a., bankers of this
country rccentl} Premier Katairu told
Them iu anmistakablo Language that
there wiz oe 10 change ~ Japans IT,
nancial policy, because the army and
navy policy must be- carried out
while the premier did not so state.
Il j. presumed thai such policy of
continued expenditure is deemed nee 3.
,ssary that tns land and other pow
crs mas b. Impressed By the fac, that
.lapan's alliance h Naluabl, ana her
enmiiy dangerous iiai the question
nf how long the country can stand
the strain al iis financial policy is be-
coming serious one,
supposedly reliable accounts place
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Much has boon written with at
tending good results regarding the
back CO. IN" land movement O IL
NO longer the1rN that men iu poor
health nav, q grcatcr chance Of re-.
rnVrtN Boa rural surroundings than IN
the downtown stores.
Albuquerque rs doing much for
Amrricu untur,unates aud ~ the
future expects To- do more. Som. "f
her best ritizcus uf TO-DAY were al one
tim, among Those who came here fol
poor health There IN not one 81
these who should not hc gratificd
over his good fortune. aud am sure
thcN Vil not hesitate to cooperate
in plan for adm,uistcring to the
great number ot couvalcsccnts 80
may expect .n thc future
~ tho present band prices TIA, pre-
vailing interest iu irrigation. and also
In face nf the "lugh cost uf Twins. 20
agriculture promises The greatest pos
sibiiitics Tor the nght outdoor lHhorcr.
The question will arise ~ to how
heavy labor aud iuauc" could Zee
procured fui such a plan Both OF
thos. questions az, easily answered..
with IA, pur,has, ut modern aSrtcul-
tural implements SAL, have only the
problem ct finance lett which would
lee furnished hy either local or out
side capitalists. could thcS only see
,ho manner In which they would be
abb" 10 turn their money to a good,
romuncratiNc advantage. ana at the
same tim" de- one ot IA, greatest
worka Tor humanit,
The plan is simple merely thc par
chase of an outlying ranch. ana an
equipment for agricultural purpose IS.
Place Il we'll informed student of Ig-
ricuitural methods Ia charge Who
could direct affairs and MI rs ready
FOR Developments Tn" old condition
regarding IA" harvest ana lnhorcrs
would not hold true Ia Albuquerque
Tor at tn, present time there arc
many men on our streets - b." would
be- willing Gee Do hight labor Tor tn
compensation they would be- sure to-
receive an renewed health This plan
would moan q great saving tot the
manager 81 such IN undertaKns,i nd
TN. good dome would be- more chan
might bc anticipated
To many this maN ~rcir o., wild
proposition but tho plan has prc,i-
ously proved ,ts merits % both par
tiys concerned
This would not mean % failing off
va the trad" of Albuuu'rqu,. Dit in
stead IN increase tu hrr producing
ability, aud IN" pVr~un who hats, the
grit 10 undertake. such "a plan would
nn doubt receive hcp In practical
wa, from societies and organizations
and the certain apphu-, of eyrry
local citizen READER
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
WiNOItTIoN ~ NlNItO.

The many American. bob Mexico.
WHO'RE rcrouuou ,s supposed Goo o.,
IA progr,ss du not ak, the uGu
seriously B., tbc foilooiue from IA.
editor ~ the Cbopum DAronl,ta s .
fair Sample,
W. load tho u,ps 81 sss., and
pokcrI-ts pu tnc shores of our brau-
uul ut, uud politics b. absulat,N
taboo TIN sra,-ryed nymphs from
the state capi'at Vho,c uu feet
make charming hicroglS phics ou tine
sand, beach ara enough aud more.
To- rli thr maScun, mind. for thos,
daughter of the tropics pru,ok, "a
rrVultosu sentiment m the bachelor
mind. aud when tn, garish ia, has
gon" iu burst u, splendid color and
IN, gent, night breeze rises. ~, turn
to wusir and poker of th. clussic
'hapalt'.u variety 90 Will, away the
hours "t delicious cuolncss. ana often
tho false dawn nud, us busy win
"iust another jackpot We oni,
pluck the prcsump,uou- bird ot pass
sage Nno Thinks 81, are simple Ioll,
aud faiu would do as,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
BACK TO THE SOIL
IN ROSWELL
Citizens There Investing in
Farm Lands: Calaboose
Contract Let; Concrete
Warehouse Built.

Roswell y NJ, Apru 2o The
building committc. uf tn" city coun-
cll has let the contract FOR the buiid-
ing OF a calabooso Ia W. j. irwin n
son tor S5sA.6O. The building - To
be- 10 by 20 feet having two rooms
and o corridor iron doors ana frames.
al walls and root of reinforced con.
crete.
Inv territorial game warden. +, G..
tiohic, has sent sl0O To- CAPTAIN NJ =
murray the local game warden, with
which 10 experiment Ia raising phcas-
ants aud turning them iousr IN the
Captain forest reserve.
j. Il Weaver has sold 81 acres one
miic northwest of Roswell 60 Harry
v craig for s3.T50,
W q. Arnold of Hastings Nob.. hn.
bought So acres Just north OF RIOS.
wen for si2,ooV aud win move h's
family here soon
Work on IN" reinforced concrete
wur.room 80 bN So feet that Mrs r..
\ l;.mis H. building for the Dillcy
Furniture company. on her lot in
the rear of the furniture store and
across the alley from II, Is being push
sd hy . crew of men.
Frank Divers shipped 80 carloads
of cattle from Campbell Ga Longton
Kan.
VIM ! walsh. representing an
eastern corporation has bought ~ j.
Thod"'S 8"l -arrr fine apple and al.
ialia farm adjoining the tcMn-slt" of
Greenfield on the west and one aud n
haii miles south of DcNi,r for $50
noo s2oi. go pen acre. IN, farm II
splendidiy improved, one of the hes,
~ the pocos valley
IN" caus. of temperance and the
anu saloon movement IN Roswell
were greatly helped by four fine lee
lures hA Hon Eugen" NJ rhafin OF
'hlcas" during III" 81 hours he was
' IN Roswell
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

ficc recorded u, cutt, of 1900
acres ~ land 10 nomestopds aud DIES.
cri tracts
What does this mean ~ m,ans
thut the hand is going u means that
'." chances - securing permanent
'W' IN the great southwest . just
5000 acres further AVA, than 10 was
Nut. odd DAYS ago
IHDIo 40, sN land districts Doh thU.
or.fug Not az of Thorn vu ar
,.... -huN ia. snmc lumm, ~
nu.n.. several of them viii doubt.
H... .." moro At ait events tho
u.u- uH pr ao.oo acres In tins t.r.i.
trr durns tno month of March d
uHt pt'He t.r marx too hlgh
s. .IIs rt Do is cas-, Ia ngur, uut
0nr ..Ii Iun bov long it j. going
i. .. NH.. tl,r, VIII be- no NOR, of
u,. aud uuuul, II IN then cas.
Co. .9uurt. rw on, prices now
.haraa fu cultivated lands what
tou oUj uat, goo ps. in your Ola ugc
f'i o. f,v acres %. Ute ou and whut
% vu cost .u.r .HJldf,n Tor hand
ttuut, five ,,ar from nov
~, nnl BE- som. tuJ II ls going
fast Or 5000 want hand snu win never
have agun u. opnofrlwt, that is
f...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20


'h' p"hl'' debt az no. ''" 0"'
marin ava since tho 'Hr' NHr ~
'''' me national huds'' Dog. ''-
' I'' 'h"n 900 per ''ni .a
''" ana trade have m.l.d ''.
i..' "''h ms srowih iu OIL.
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p'''''' '''' n"arh doubted '.
''-' ''f'hs rupii, in'"u,
i''' ''N on i"nd on'.t'n..
.'' liquors one ttcu.'N
'"' """ui on. t'nO
'.''' ana Tobacco" mor"ru
n'
SOURCES may De- made r
li'.u moor, I,',Wt'. says th, N,u
Orleans l.us uut IN. burd., 3D.. ,.
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''''''
~ iisi-'."
1""'f BE- proving 1'.idcdN cXp"nsit,
t' aI". Ari navy are absorbing
more ihou ti.Ho'0 q wear aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
>N \i,it,S \>B JOBS.

Tho SALARY ~ the president Of the
United states steel corporation has
been cut Ia halt ANA set even the
reduced pat Nouiu be- ,onsidcred n
big allowance Tor tho average Euro
poan Ia hieh position There AZ. hun.
drods 81 men IN thls ,ouutr, who
draw pas 100 five figure. Nj >ehwab
was a teritaplo King among this class.
Ia addition 60 his $500. opu annual sal.
ary he held some 100000 600 worth
OF stock IN the billion dollar concern
OF which he was head Ills income
a, one tinc was more than s. 600 -
day, or more money than d, made ~
~ year only q short time previous 10
his elevation No wonder that ~.
could afford the luxury of uaJutial
mansions az plti>burp Hraddock and
Lorctto. the latter his humc town.
Whoro a. q boy 10" had occn glad to
, do farm work for a few cents a day.
and later IL carr, mails between that
place ana Cr"ssun
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On" of them goes hrSoud an eighth 90
Mr. SchNabs recent stipend which
was more than the. pa, CO., IA, entire
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
STEEL posrs AND LETTER BOXES

SahIa Fc, =. W, NpIII ~ FIIhT W
.istant Postmaster General Caudhold
today wired POSTMASTER Burke author.
iling him 10 immediately erect ho -
new steel letter posts and boxes Tor
the collection ol mail covering the
city OF Santa Fe This Is new In.
novation as The usual custom Is To
ask for bids IN the carrying on of all
government service. and grants 10 The
people OF Santa ~ Immediately The
benefit OF - additional boxes, which
We're badly needed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

u should be- a warning to the 'oung
man with a growing family 10 learn
that during the month al March just
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

Evidently the ROW To THE Will.
or THE PEOPLE. made bv Mr. Far.
susson ana Nj. Jones after the vote
on the constitution was of th, stage
VARIETY They were only responding
20 an encore applause
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

over n those French wine growing
districts they make more russ ahout
destroying wine by pouring Il lu th,
streets than "a Broadway thoetcr parts
makes iu destroying it by pouring il
down their ucrks IN, French -, %
peculiar pcuulc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

NNH 70 sigh wc put cat III. smudS'
put-. stow thcm away and announr,
that the peach crop n safe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20

over Boo France when wine riot
starts u,N iurn out the troops. IN
"" lwb 'u,v call the policeman on
that scat
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23
W|CKtRsHAM REACHES APEX 0F S|LuhESS
Says Taft Knew Alaskans Are strong Citizens and So Committeo
 Rank Injustice.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mrnn., Dec. - James Wickersham. delegate to con cress from Alaska. in an address to- night before the Mems club of the First Unitarian church. made an at tack upon President Taft, saving ne never suggested legislation for Alaska that is fair. Also. he said, former Secretary of the Interior Ballinger. while in office. fathered all measures i'm favor of the footing of Alaska by the Guggenheims. Taft knew we are strong American citizens. he sald' and for that reason would not give us 4 territorial or legislative form of government for fear We would not give our resources to his friends, the Guggenheims The president recom- mended a commission form of govern ment. the commission to consist of nine men appointed by him. Upon investigation it developed that the members he intended to appoint on the proposed commission all were Gugscnheim men.
 Wickersham left tonight for St. Louis to join his wife and son. The latter is a navy officer stationed there.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

Continued from Page OneD 4 weak president. Even the court has lad To roost lower
 Il say to the congressman ana StH- ators who so closely are scrutlniHihs those treaties. that. if for any cause. 1hese treaties are belittled or laid aside. q serious obstruction Will pe thrown across the pathway of 'he worlds progress. They are m n" sehST visionary or experimental
 We are proud to be called W'r'u ,oNer-we are a world power Ana if these treaties are accepted by us. We will put ourselves at the head "l ali world powers.
 Colonel Watersou was given an "N"- tion when he was introduced DE President II. C. Moore of the com ,oercial club. under whose auspices hc came here. and at the close oi ms address.
 Before his introduction stirring composit.on Peace was rendered pN the choir of the Grace Episc"pa' church of this city. At the close or Colonel Watterson's remarks res"- luton was adopted that congress TUT ther the world d-wide peace movement.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

Jimmie Garfield. formerly secretary of the interior. is a man to be en- Gied. Jimmie never did very much on his own account He has held several offices with indifferent sue cess, and he tried practicing law in Cleveland, Ohio, with no success whatever. But few years ago Jim mic very wisely married a rich wife; and now he travels around the coun- try on his wife's money. attends pub lie dinners and tells the people how the government should be run. For a man who couldn't make a success of his own affairs Jimmie is mighty ready with advice for the rest of the people of this country.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

MT. N G. Layton. clerk of court for the Fourth Judicial district. writes The Republican that the gentleman from Pinal' is not 10 be the only re publican statesman in the first state senate In this connection it may he pertinent to say that the first esti- mates made immediately following the election did not do the party jus
 tice by any means: and that there will be five republicans on guard when the senate assemblies. All told. there will be nine republicans in the don't run away with the treasury.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23
PLANNING oEAcoNEss HosPI-

TALL. :. Meyers, superintendent Of the DeacOness movement in Chicago. is here to assist the board of man. agement with the plans of the pro posed Deaconess hospital He ar rived Thursday evening and will re main several days. Miss Florence Mahin. former superintendent of the children's home in Burbank N Y. Is also here t0 assist in the Deaconess work in this city
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

In 1895 Daniel Webster said the railroad would never he a success In 1911 an aeroplane travelled from New York to Pasadena. The world is girdIed with ocean cables and tele- graph and telephone lines, steamships cross the Atlantic in five days. and the automobile is carrying the mes sage of civilization into every nook and corner of the globe There is nothing in the world quite so mcer- tain as prophecy.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23
MAY DOCK AT NEW LONDON.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Backed by J. P Morgan, Jr., scheme has been set on foot to make New London. Conn. the port for the great Atlantic liners of tine future. With the pres ent congested condition of the North river. it is believed that ocean ter minals will soon have to be estab lshed at some other port. and New London and MOntauk Point. l.. l.. are being advocated.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

We are told by the peanut poli- ticians that the corporations are wait ing to bounce upon the corporation commission of Arizona. AS this cor poration is clothed with more au- thority than has ever yet been grant ed any similar body in this country and as it has the whole machinery of the government back of it. If the peanut politicians are right the cor porations are about to do an eX- tremely foolish thing.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

Albuquerque, but got fixed up and they travelled together as far as Fl Paso, where more trouble happened to the Rambler. The doctor got a card from Mir. Weber yesterday say ing that he is getting his car in shape again and expects to come on through. arriving in Phoenix about the first of the year.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23
STATE OF OHIO CITY or TcLEDo. .
 

STATE OF OHIO CITY or Tc-EDo.
 LUCAS COUNTY. S7- FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is seniof partner of the firm or |. J. CHENEY & Co. doing business in the City Of Toledo County aud state aforesaid. and that said nrm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by the oi HAILS CATARbH CURE.
 FRANK ]. CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribed m my presence. tbis eth day 0! December. \. D., lSs6. A. w. GLEASON. 1 SLL NoTAR- -'UBLIc. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces O. the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. 0 Sold by all Druggists. 9jc-
 Take Halls Family Piils for constiDation.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

Delegate Wickersham, of Alaska. wants the government to build and operate q railroad in Alaska. Fine business. Then We shall have a bunch of new government jobs all the way from general manager clear down to the Pullman porter and the biscuit shooter in the station restau- rant Government ownership has many ailuring features for the pie counter contingent
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

Governor Aldrich. of Nebraska, says Col. RooseveIts moral duty might tell him he should run for the presidency next year. And there is rather strong impression that this moral duty will not have to speak very Ioudly to make itself heard, at that.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-23

It is against such inconsistency and inhumanity as this that President Taft has set his face. Some day the world will recognize the real great ness Of his stand