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Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
THEY TOOK EQUAL CHANGES.

A story is told of a woman who left the Hotel Westminster in a taxicab. directing. the chauffeur to drive to the art museum. The door of the cab was hardly closed before the machine started with a jerk and began to mar rowly miss curbstones as it proceeded on its way.
 Becoming frightened the woman .rapped upon the window of the cab. and said: Please he careful This is the first time I ever rode in a taxi"
 That's all right. ma'am This is the first time I ever drove one alone. Boston Traveller.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
TEMPE
MUCH ACTIVITY IN
 THE SUPERIOR DISTRICT
A Tempe Man Reports a Strike That
 Means a Great Deal.

James C. Goodwin returned yesterday from the Superior district. where he has been doing assessment work on group of claims belonging to him and his brothers. He is more than enthusias- tic over the conditions there and re- garding the situation speaks as follows:
 About twenty-five years ago a shaft was sunk on one claim belonging to the Silver Queen Mining company to a depth of about 400 feet. This was at the time the old Silver King mine was being operated. For some reason the work was abandoned and the mine lay idle until few years ago when com pany was formed by the name of the Copper Queen company, that took a lease and bond on the Silver Queen claims. A good deal of work was done on and above the 400-foot level and many carloads of rich silver-copper ore were shipped. But as the Copper Queen company failed to comply with its con- tract the lease was forfeited.
 About a year ago Thompson, Gum & Co, Of Salt Lake City and New York took a bond and lease on the same property and also on the l.. $. x A. company's property and other claims adjoining, and. as I understand. formed a company known as the Magma com pany This company has been operat- ing by sinking the 400-foot shaft to the depth of 625 feet and cross cutting A few days ago while cross-cutting north, toward the Queen fault. they cut body of high grade silver and cop- per ore. said to be over four feet wide and worth more than S1. 1.OOO per ton in value, beside quite a number of feet of lower grade ore. This is the only deep shart there is in the Superior dis trict. The l.. s. X A. has an incline something over HOO feet long, but from the end of the incline to the surface it is not more than 200 feet. While
 rev spent a good many thousands or dollars their work is practically worth less as far as determining anything with regard to the ore bodies. as they were ever able to go below the oxidized zone.
 "The Superior district is some five or six miles in length. This includes the old Silver King. There are many faults that contain gangue from oxi- dized and leached ores that are just as promising as the Silver Queen. The work on the Silver Queen mine has been watched with a great deal of in- terest, for, as veryone knows who has claims in that district. if they find no ore at the 6OO-foot level, Superior is dead, and they may as well take their blankets and leave the country. But ore has been found. and very rich, and predict tha: the next great mining
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
NATURALLY.

'I suppose you consider my hauteur mere affectation." began Miss Par venue. say. Your scornful expression is quite natural"
 "Ahi"
 Yes. suppose you lived for a great many years in the neighborhoOd of your fathers glue factory ry"-Catholic Standard and Times.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
PLACED.

You are late" she says. with a woman's sweet habit of saying the un- necessary.
 Yes" he acknowledged Several things made me late In the first place l met Jones and Bingham as l was rushing to the train. and in the second place felt that l had to set 'em up to them because of old college days, and"
 You needn't bother to tell me what happened in the third. fourth. firth. sixth. seventh. eighth. ninth. tenth and on up to the twentieth place" she re- piled. icily-Chicago Post
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
A Reliable Cough Medicine

Is a valuable family friend. Foley's Honey and Tar fulfills this condition exactly. Mrs Charles Kline, N. Sth St, Easton. Pa, states: Several members of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and I am never without a bottle in the house. It soOthes and relieves the ir- ritation in the throat and loosens up the cold. l have always found it a reliable cough cure. Sold by Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
MESA
TO LOCATE IN LoRpssuRe, N. M.

F. F.. Smith left Thursday for Lords burg, New Mexico. where he will accept the position of agent for the Wells Fargo Express company. Mir. Smith has acted as agent for the company in Mesa for the past six months and his change to Lordsburg is a promotion which he we'll deserves. While in Mesa MT. and Mrs. Smith made many friends and while they appreciate MT. Smiths promotion are sorry to see them leave.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
DEATH OF INFANT.

Wednesday night about s o'clock Oc- cured the death of the eight-months-o old infant of Alma Davis. The child had been i'll for about two weeks with pneumonia. Tuesday it was thought that it's condition was much improved, but some time Wednesday it took re- lapse and died in the evening. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the Alma ward. Bishop Hunsaker officiating.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
A I AND SALE.

Through Windes' agency a MT. Ash ley. of Granite City. IT., has purchased from w. J. Kingsbury half interest in eighty acres one mile west of town. Nr. Ashley has never seen his property but proposes to sub-divide it into small tracts. The reported consideration was $50 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
Foley's Kidney Remedy-an Appreci
 ation.

l.. Mcconnell, Catherine St Elmira, N. r., writes: T wish to express my appreciation of the great good I de- rived from Foley's Kidney Remedy, which I used for bad case of kidney trouble. Five bottles did the work most effectively and proved to me beyond doubt it is the most reliable kidney medicine I have ever taken. Sold by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
SURPRISE PARTY.

Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. J. T. Lesueur were surprised by num- Der of their friends calling on them. The host and hostess were, of course, very much surprised. but proceeded to make their guests welcome. Among those who partook of the pleasant hos pitality were MT. and Mrs. James w. Lesueur. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Dana, MT. and Mrs. Lafe Dana, John Crosby and family. .hr. and Mrs. w. Aird McDon- ald Mrs. Lorana Dana and Melvin Dana.
 Miss Kate Kudobe of Tempe is visit ing Mrs c N Brass
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

district in which capital will seek in vestment will be Superior"
 There have been abundant rains in that district within the past few weeks and the desert is green. says MT. Good win. Grass is springing up and pop pies are in bloom.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
SOCIAL THIS EVENING.

The Epworth league will hold their social. which was to have been held last Friday. this evening in the par sonage The principal attraction of the evening is jiu jitsu exhibition by the Japanese association of Phoenix who are
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

coming over purposely to give their en- tertainment It is to be Japanese evening. with Japanese games and music. and pleasant time is expected for all who attend.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

What is said to be an entertainment of much interest will be presented at the Normal auditorium this evening as an event of the lecture series. It will be, the appearance of Benjamin Chapin in impersonations of Lincoln. The late Mark Twain once saw this en- tertainment by Chapin and spoke as follows regarding it: Little by little. step by step. by an imperceptible evolu- ton the artificial Lincoln dissolved away and the living and real Lincoln was before my eyes and remained un- til the end I apply to it that strong word miracle because think it justi- fled. I think that I have not before seen so interesting a spectacle as this steady growth and transformation of an unreality into a reality"
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
4 ROOSEVELT TRIP.

w. F. Brong left yesterday morning with the Tempe Motor company's Case car and a party of strangers stopping at the Casa Loma on a trip tO ROose- welt. They will probably be back this morning
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
LOCATED IN TOWN.

The Grace family have moved into town from their home on the desert and are now occupying the house which Mir. Grace recently erected on South Hibbert street.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
FROM BUCKEYE.

Rasmus Nielsen. who spent several months here this winter. but who is now located in Buckeye, is here on business for a short time
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Ladies s2.59. 300. sS.5O and si.OO high and low shoes go at one-half off at Hyder Bros this week
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Steal the old mans pocketbook, and when you get back home with the mer- chandise he will think more of you. Hydpr Bros.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

J. M. O'Rourke came over from Pho = nix yesterday and left for Roosevelt. Mir. Hemperly took him up in one of the Mesa garage cars and was accom- panied by Mrs. Hemperly
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20
THE WEATHER

Below is tabulated statement of the weather conditions for the week ending January Is:
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Ladies' nice assortment of collars from 35c to s1.00. go at one-half off at Hyder's.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Misses Frances and Miss Minnie Pomeroy went over to Phoenix yester day Miss Minnie expects to visit in the capital city for a few weeks
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

MT Brechtel left yesterday for his former home in Pennsylvania.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Take the airship-it is bound to land you at Hyder Bros sale
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

George Tyler and Marshall Bowen went out on the desert yesterday to survey section 2S.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-20

Ladies' shirt waists at half price at Hyder Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
8eprs Srinfein seitorbcn.

Gaf MIR nclint1gisem oodb Idhuc'
REM 9eioen, lit am 9ienstog Mor.
gen iuri 1 llbr @eorg Seinleit,
Sobn bon SitIilhs Seinlein nnb @at'
Tin. i'm Saiiie ieiner gItern, in Der
8iiitbc ieiner Sabre, 9eitcrben.
Der 8~eritorbene tmlr6e Dor SO
SSabren in lNnferer Stadt geborert.
mo er beitdnoig mobnte nnb ieit
nn6e5il IS Sabren ufrilnterbro6er
in oeir aellern Der bieiisen Stone
Sin 8ein 60. beiflaftmt NOR. CT
mar infolge ieines aufridtiaem Gbar
offers uit6 ieites aemiitbspoaen @e.
lens bier allgemeiat gendtet lin6 be.
liebt. Seinem 10 friib5eitieen 600
beflaaer ieilie @attin amo ein fleiales
Sobnden, ionic feline Gltern ulpo
6rei @eiddpifter.
@r NOR Mitglieb Scr bieiigen
&oge ser 8ptbiGs Sitter nno farb
Die 9eeroisitng geitern Radmittag
inter 2eitung bieier 2oge nsto III.
ter 5ablreider 8etbeiligalna ieitens
lirierer Mitbiirger Gli benz SMbti.
lden Srieobofe itatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

go ioaem mir leben, bob, pen1t
mir iterbai, ioear Der 2eideubetat.
ter frmirig lit.
Die Goimtp Court ionobl als
bas @afIaiienibafts. @eridt penoen
n1d1ten Nontag 5n ibrem regelm6.
bisen Ropember.S ermiit 1T Sisur9
treter.
-SInf5ig Gbicagoer MGbeIs be.
iitden cine aben6id1,le mo- file erfer.
men ibre ei9eiten Site Si MAIDEN.
Gieie Sradtmdbels follten 6urd
gliidlihe Seiratbet belobnt iperbert.
50. %. Meper, ans Ser Big
Berger Madboridnit. befano iif) am
Mitttuod) bier in @eif,diten nnb
lprnf ald1 Bel nitS Dor, srtr gr-
lreilerritg ieines Announcements auf
bos 8oIfsbIatt.
-6rGulein Marearetba @obits,
Eodter BON Germ 8aitor @obits,
BON Stpiss, befonb iid mebrere ga.
ge Der porigen 8o6e in @aibittg.
ton, @o. alif 8eiud bel 8reuuoen
INTO 9efannten.
-Sr1uIein &eaie 2oboirbe farn
lebte ISOLDE BON ct. 2ouis, a,ti Ell.
niee Saee 3lm 8eiud bel ibrer
Sfhpeiter, Srou German S6offner.
Sic febrte am letter. Montog ipie-
Der nod ct. 2ol,is auriid.
Ger Srmlenperein Der 8resbp.
tberioner @emeinbe bon 5irit Greet
tpinb atl Dunfiagurastag, oerr 30.
Ro0ember. in Der @oblitlg BON
Carl gitidmeper ein 8a3aar obbaI.
ten, BEL Incident cine eroBe @itstpabI
biibfder meiblider Sonbarbeiten Der.
fault ,peroen. Ger gerfaui beaifnt
Radm. / ltDr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
aforaen 9lbcnS sparfaiic,

qna. @iieller II. @attin, poil
Berger, moren art Rontag bier IN
8eifJdften.
81. %. Stoenner, pom Bon, be-
iorate arl Rcftn9 @eiddite III 'tr-
ierer StaSt.
oliver @raf nerbrndte ber leg.
ten Samstag nrtb Spnntog, beind)s.
weifp, in ct. 2oqis.
-Iandcr lit 10 gutber5ig, bob
err ltidts arbeitef, nm rfidJt nrpoerett
ole Irbcit tpegSinebmen.
Sscf)it :. @9sts, sca Berger, be.
faub iih letter. Safnsfng IN De
id,6itat bier iub ipruh atf IN lsnr
ierer Office Dor.
-Sbeo. 8onietfo trnf am iettet
Smnstaa BON ct. Souls bier ein,
alrf einen tnrsen 9einh BEL ieiret
@ltern, Or. SEQ. aoniesfo nnD @nt.
tin.
-2eidenbeitatter 6. 6. &ne6t
ger piiroe ON letter Sonntog rod
Ban, DO, geruien, siir 8eitattiirg
6es 2eidrams BON Srau S. $.
WeDer.
-Sarrp s. Neper irpo Gus.
9ieber, bon Smiss. paren am let.
ten Dienstag bier in @eid6ften un6
beebrten aiidJ ms init ibrem BE.
iud..
Setrp &attelmaitr, bon ct.
2pris, befanb iib ntn ltbter Cams
toa ufNo anl Sonntag bier alli 8e.
iiib bel ieiner Rttter umo ieinem
8rllber.
0ie mir 5u ulpierem 8ebaliern
%criabren, lieot unier otter Sreuno,
8ernboro 9etrlts, ernitlid frarrf bar-
nieber. @ir niiirihen oaber raid)e
uno bmiern0e 9eiieriirg.
6rau Ben. &oit, nelde eipe
8ode in Sefieroip Sin BEL ibren
g%n9cborlgeit perpeiIt bate, lit les-
ten Samstoe tpieher 5it oett Ssbri.
gen bierieibit 5lriid 9efcbrt.
Gr. 6. 8. Saifner pobnde pori.
&c ISOLDE Der 8eriammlilng Der
@asconnbe.S io9e-NtarieS 60. Me6i.
col aiin. bel, melde in SipenSbille
ftattforo. gr mad)te oie 8eiie IN
Ieinem antomobiI un6 beridtet oaB
Die Straben in iebr elltem 3ltitano
fino, nit alisnabme mebrerer fur5e
Streden spii6en 9pafe l,ttb Sipens-
bile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
-gllbert SdoIf ut,a @otti,, n

hilbert Sdalf itfl6 @attin, bon
gldna, iparen ON lesten Samstaq
mo am Sonntag bier aiIf Dem
Seiinfpe9e bon Sutton, Mo., mo iie
easpcr 9armtier umo @attin beiirdt
bntten. 8Gbrenb hires bieiiaen
anfentbalts tparen 81. Sfalf urpS
8attin OUT 8eiud bel Geter Dou1t-
ipr urb SoaniIie.
Die folaen6en unierer ssarn,er.
freipiuoe BON Der Seeon6 Greet Sc.
9eno tparen letten 8reitaa aln6
Samstag in unierer Staot: Senrp
itipo Sbeo. gni6mann, Scnrp @al,
oeder, 2onis iirtb @m. @itte, ".
Helnbol5, Safob ult6 Gbrilt. Hrff.
ller, Sobn @ieoineboaerl, sSsobn So.
pei, SEQ. SiR6matiil, Selrrp lauo
hilbert Sdneioer, Senrp Gnffner,
Sofa Seba uno 9ap. Sain. sic
botten bic @obel impo bas Sallsaee
ROTH oeS Saitor @reuter bierber otr
Den 8abilbof gebrodt, our @eiter.
beforoerrang nad SapIpr Center.
Widlgan, Dem 1pelleip @irfuWsfeIbe
oeS Srn. Gditor.
8ie aaidbrIidS 10 ieiern mir
anf bieies Snbr am nGdften Com
iierstaa, Den 80. 5. M. einen nllae.
n%leinen, bonn 8rGii6enten Der Ger.
Staaten ausgeietten 8onfioaiinQs.
tog. Sbeleid mir Dem @eber alIer
guten @aben imrner unb All ie6er
3eit 6onfbar iein ioaten fiir Gel.
ne 8iite nno fir Die @obItbaten
melfe mir aus Seiner Sanb EN-.
pfanger, 10 hit es bennody cine ids.
ne Site uirb entipridt ie6entoIs
Dem reIigioie @efiibI Ser aroke,,
Mdr5abI mierer Mit6iiraer, tpena
tiir bas gauge 2an6 elm ipesiener
5ag 81 bieiem 3tped onberallmt
niro. 2nIiet urs oober oin nGd.
item 9onnerstng Die taalifem &C.
1f1Gfte beiieife Iagen nnb 0onfbnr
lein fir aIles @iife a,eIdes mir i'm
Saisfe eieles Sobss ernpfonaerp ia.
Utb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Eos poa sfaa espsaa Messr.g

Starb IN iorer Wobnui9. IN Der
Ndbe spou Ban. am Ietten Sbnntas
9~sadjfnfSta9. plSsf6 an @irnddllag,
5rau Sopbid Hseper, 9eb. Biertpirtb.
Die geritorbene mar ole @atin poi,
sSobn $, @eper. 6es friiberen Goiln.
tn aiieffers mo erreidlfe elm vi.
ter BON So Snbren. auBer Dem be.
triibten @ntten binferldBt bieielbe
nod nd,t ertunfiene ainoer. ipeife
ibr Sinideioen betrnueui. lie Der.
Ttorbene, ipelde ieit ibrer &inobeit
in Ban getpobnt bat, rrfreiite fid
Der Sofadtuns slner welde lie i'm
9eben qefannt butten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

-6rit aable, BON Smiss, Elm
otter Srelirub iino 2Ger oes Bolts.
blatt itattete inns lesten 9ierstag
cinen m%iafommealen 8eiud1 ab. 90
oieies Sabr Die Sbiternte gut ae-
ratben ut, bat Sreutb &oble ieine
Sra%nntipeinl8 rmlerei Dieoer in 8e-
trieb 9ebradt ,tnb miro feite Sim.
Don bnlb uieber nit ieinem imno.
len apple.Sad nlpO Geod 9ran6p
perieben fonner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

6r6lilein Sopoee &obpn, mel.
DE iid icit einem Monat, beluds.
meiie, in ct. 2ouis a~ufaebalten
bot, febrte seitern ipieoer bierber
5ltriid.
Die Sermain 2oge Der &nigbts
of 9ptbias miro in Der beitte abeno
itattfinoenSen @%eriammIiing Ole ge.
omten fir Sas nGdfte Sabr ertpGb.
len. 0od Der GerimnmInna ipir6
Elm gemiitblider, Sosenannter .Smo.
fer itattfiroen.
safften 9onnerstaa gbenS
(nn 9anfiaeurgstaa) finSet in Ser
8on8ert SaIe cine tbeatroIiide gor.
iteIluns itatt. peromtaItet bon Sen
Mitglie6ern Der 3atboIic 9niahfs OF
amerieds Our auffiibrrng fommt
0os fe5ielnbe MeIo6rama nWeu SI6.
ReipI Sampibire Come. MIe Wor.
bereitnisgen fin6 getroffen Inn BEN
gefiidfrn einsn eenubreiden Mben0
III DeriGdifeA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Sdpabfahrif NIT eiuem Capital bon
$25,000,000.

Gas Iftienfapital Der peridpnol5e
lten @efellid)often &oberts. Sobnion
& @an6 Sboe Gomparp nnb Seters
Sboe Company, pirb $50, 100000.
anftntt, pie ouerit Dereinbort, 800.
000,0 DOC betrasen. Ole Grbobiirp
bes @ftienfapitnIs ipiiroe Dienstng
i'm elmer 8~erinmmlnn9 feItgeiest uipb
6daielbe miro pon einbe8abIt iuer.
Den. @an ertpartet, Dab Die Sntor.
poririinss- 8apiere am 1. Satmiar
eingereift per0en iollen, mann aud
Der Name Der nelien @eieIifnft ge.
apdbIt aperber ion. Safion Sobnion
ser 8r6itoent Der &o6erts, Sobnion
& &an6 shoe COMPANY, miro Der
Hrdiibent unb Senrp 8eterS, Der
Gr1itbent Ser 8eters Sboe gompanp
Der &i5e-8 rdiioent Der rtenen @eiea-
iftait ieift
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Saeqain--Sns.

@etralit aln 9ienstog oieier $50.
die, i'm 8forrbaiis Der ct. Soiepbs
Stride. gu 2ittle Berger, Serr @6sp.
Sacquim bon Berger, uip6 SrGuIein
8ouline Sitg, cine Sod1ter BON Mar.
tin Sug, bon Grp SIN. 8ir end.
bieten Dem iungen 1oare hermit
uniere beiten 8iini6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24
Nus Dem @adlaFssri6te,

Sn Dem SeitaInente bes BERT.
&idters s. 8. 8enfel iest berielbe
feline @attin als llniperial-G rbin
elm nnb ernernt ieinen 6reunS
&obert 8alfer uIs Eeitamentsppl:
itreder obue @onoleiitlns. 9ns Doc.
aiment mlr6e am %. SUM 1909
nerfoBt uttb 1T BON Geo. r.. urb
Gaap. g. &neoi9er afs 3eugen i'm.
teBeifnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

With the Turkey question
settled, then what about the
dressing.
Whether it is a new suit
you need for the day or only
some of the smaller details,
this is the place to get them.
Suits in a variety of pat
terms and cloths. The very
best makes in worsteds, cas-
simeres and cheviots. Blues,
greys, browns. $40 to $3.50.
An exceptionally good as.
sortment at SIS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

Negligee Shirts in stripe
and neat figure effects. Coat
style with cuff attached.
Some made with two detach-
able collars to match. ST to
$3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-24

Triangle 5-ply collars in
all the new shapes. Close
fitting and the more conser-
vative styles. i5c, 2 for Csc
The Holly chieftain., 1911-04-28
MEN AND THINGS
IN GEN ERAL

Mrs. N. F..vidal, Grand Worthy
Matron of the Eastern Star society,
returned last Sunday from her
annual tour of the State, and is
glad to be home again.
For Sale Large kitchen range
some heavy pieces furniture, and
uncut lumber; also some chickens.
Inquire of r. Reincke, north of
Sugar factory.
Hiram NJ. Frakes. the .atfable
telegrapher at the Santa Fe depot
until two weeks ago, is now first
trick operator on the Katy" at
Oswego, Kansas, and in letter
to friends here declares his new
position to be an ideal one.
We loan money at per cent per
rnnum, city or country property.
Long time and easy payments.
Privilege of paying off before ma
turity. Address j. E. Dow. Holly,
Colorado.
Roy and james Bales left for
Humansyille. Mo. last Tuesday.
where they will join their father,
J. W. Bales, who recently pur-
chased an improved farm there.
For Sale--My house and two
lots. Mrs. P. E. Garcia, Mitchell.
Indiana.
Col. H. L. Coppers of Council
Grove, Kans., accompanied by j.
w. Reynolds of Lyons, Kans.,
have been looking over the field
to engage in business and are we'll
pleased with the country.
Councilman Ed Haberstroh.
while in the act of splitting kind.
ling last Friday, was hit in the
eye with a splinter. causing him
to wear ''shiner" nearly all week.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-04-28
DEAR OLD MOTHER

Honor the dear old mother. Time has
scattered the snowy fakes upon her GROW,
piowed deep burrows on her cheek, but is
she sot beautiful no~2 The iips ere ahi.
sad shrunken, but those are the lips that
have kissed away many q hot tear from
the childish checks, and they are the
sweetest lips in the world. The eye is
dim, yet it &lOws with soft radiance of
holy love which can never fade. All, YES,
she is dear old mother. The sands Of
time are nearly run out, but feeble q. she
is she will 10 further and reach down
The Holly chieftain., 1911-04-28
TOWN PAPER.

Inc Hocky Mountain News that Grenbeim won't be-
candidate tor the but the following telegram indicate. b Eda
Taasrson must have his wires crossed
,'" APR" <o-omon Guaaenhem when asked today whether
or net he would be candidate the United States
not making any statement another. lust saving
have not told anybody that would candidate and v. not
told anybody that would be-" ~ w
Many OF his friends the Arkansas Valley confident thai he will be-
ia the race" ~ " ~ "
pad tor faithful services by the State Senator Gueaenhem
Will be reelected received last term
Have Holly readers heard editor who had painted t
OF the oy' and comforts home who ened Love preached
the gospel Of humanity like could even take Th.r.a TO-
rather than then brief dip his pen in the ink d
moral bcknes and blot out the beautiful he had painted? The
rays seemed daken ad
and IN the dismal there remained the graves Faith and
Hope! - ~
The Holly chieftain., 1911-04-28

lower for you than any other spoa earth
feu cansot walk isfo midnitht where she
cannot see you you cannot enter i,to Z.
prison whose bars will keep her out yo-
cannot mount Q scaGold that is too high
for her to reach and bIess you with her
desthless love, when the world shall
despice sad forssks you, when it leaves
you by the way side 70 die unaOticed, the
dear old mother will father you in her
feeble arms and carry you home and tell
you OF all your virtues until you almost
FORFEIT that your soul is dis6sured by vice.
Love her tenderiy and cheer her decIininf
years with holy devotion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18

Another sensation was caused thi
week in the automobile world whel
the first news was received by the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-03-18
First M. e. Church.

First NJ y. Church corner Of Bere
tanla avenue and Victoria street r.
Elmer Smith, pastor Parsonage adj
joining the church Telephone No
1858
Sunday services-sunday school,
9:l5 a. M preaching. If a. m; Ep.
worth League, G:2O p. M preaching,
1880 p. m.
Wednesday evening Prayer meet
ing, 1880.
Pastor Smith will preach at the
Sunday mornings service, and in the
evening he will preach from the sub.
iect Life As a Track Meet" These
evening services are very interesting
with POPULAR SERMONS ON
POPULAR SUBJECTS.
Mr.. William Knott leads the Epworth
League service at $50 p. m. All wei.
come.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
has become a very interesting service
with increasing attendance at every
meeting. Special talks by the pastor
at this service.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend these services.