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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-25
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it:

w. A. Dodsoh, painter, 715 E. Lamar
ST., Bryan, Texas, says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and received good
results. Two months ago | had lame
back and pains across my kidneys
The kidney secretions were irregular
and unnatural. | got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Emmels drug store and they
brought me relief. The lameness left
and the kidney secretions became nat.
ural. can recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- sand
take no other
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-25
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Of the Financial Condition Of the
FIRST STATE BANK { TRUST CO.

at Bryan, State Of Texas, at the close
Of business on the 14th day Of June,
1912, published In The Bryan Eagle, a
newspaper printed and published at
Bryan, State Of Texas, on the 25th day
Of June, 1912.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-25
SIMPLE MIXTURE
HELPS BRYAN PEOPLE

That simple remedies are best has
again been proven. E. R. Emmel, drug
gist, reports that many Bryan people
are receiving QUICK benefit from sim
pie buckthorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as
mixed in Adler-i.ka, the German APP
pendicitis remedy. A SINGLE DOSE
helps sour stomach, gas on the stom-
ach and constipation INSTANTLY be-
cause this simple mixture antisep-
ticizes the digestive organs and draws
off the impurities.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-25
DECIDE YOURSELF.

The Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
Bryan Testimony.
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment.
Read Bryan endorsement.
Read tho statements of Bryan citi.
zens.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-06-25
Insure Your Life With
Southwestern

Lie Insurance. Co. Dallas, Texas.
sl65s.s9s Admitted Assets December 81, 1911. with
81 os6 $50 50 being In exces stf the legal reserve
deposited with the Commissioner Of Insurance.
JOE B. REED
will explain different kinds OF policies 50 you will
understand. Lite or Accident lnsurance-level or
temporary payments to suit convenience and purse
Guaranteed or Assessment Insurance. Do not give
your insurance to stranger who has no Interest 10
you only for money he can makeon first premium
At office 3 to 10 a. m
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20
Romance And Failure.

Two men begin life on an even break. Ono is restless, active, enthusiast.
 The other a steady, sure, stay-at.home. The mobile mind makes for the noun. tains, the high attitudes and the high ambitions. He sees about him the sudden successes and forgets the fre- quent failures. He feels the galvanic impulse of the greed for gold, and without experience, preparation or fit- ness he acquires prospect mine. Instantly the owner of possession and of possibilities inhate his mind and he rushes back to his old friend in the East-the now quiet, successful manu- facturer. There is a cordial confra- ternity meeting and there and then the Dillion-a- month comrade intro-
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20

duces the idea of dividing his prospect mine profits with his old time friends, on basis of so much per share.
 Now the manufacturer knows the in- tegrity of his friend is beyond re- proach. He also knows his vacillating. venturesome nature. He lacks the courage to say no. Rather than for felt this life long friendship he pitches a check to his gambling friend with this remark: "There, take that" hope you're right old man, but some- how I've got no faith in this mining business"
 Time rolls on and the manufacturer contributes more money to back up his first thousand, for he don't want to have a failure on his hands or be branded quitter.
 And finally the bubble bursts.
 If successful, hard-hearted manufac- turers and others equally strong.mind- ed men would stubbornly say, "No- not until an experienced engineer has examined this property. will I put up red cent" both men would be the better for it.
 This romance has it's counterpart in every city, village and ofttime in ham, lets. The manufacturer is much more to blame than that of the ambitions man with the gold fever, who believed in his own dreams.
 For failures such as these, mining gets the blame. Should it?-New York Mining Age.
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20
Old Dominion.

Professor James Douglas of Phelps Dodge & Company says of the Old Dominion:
 "The company's output of 1911 was about 25,OOO,OOO pounds of copper, practically all of which came from the Old Dominion and United Globe mines, as very little custom ore was treated during the year.
 "The remarkable feature of the de velopements during the past two years is the depth to which the secondary enrichment extended, and the size of the ore bodies at depth of even 1900 feet from the surface.
 "At the Old Dominion, as elsewhere, the increased quantity of concentrat- ing and the decreased quantity of lump ore, points to notifications in the company's smelling methods for the future"
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20
Smelter Warranted
 by Copper Prices.

The announcement that Calumet and Arizona will spend 2,00O, ,OOOS for ne W smelter in the next eighteen months has caused some apprehension as to dividends. This feeling has not been
 modified by rumors that the 1911 div idends exceeded earnings by consd- erable amount, sometimes estimated as high as 250,000$. It will be very easy matter to make too much of this condition. Sight should not be lost of the fact that conservative people look for copper to remain above 14 cents during the next two years. The out put of the Calumet and Arizona Ari- zona Consolidated properties is abort 50,0OO,000 pounds per year, and if the selling price holds ? cents per poun d better during the next year or two, the earnings would thereby be increased one million dollars per year, during the time that the smelter is under con. struction. From thls source of ncreas- ed earnings it is reasonable to expect that half the required amount for the new shelter may be secured. At the beginning of 1911 the combined treas uries of the two consolidated comuanies contained 4,007, ,637S in excess of liabil- ities, supplies and stocks n subsidiary companies. Even if dividends in 1911 were 25O.O00$ in excess of earnings. the balance in the treasury at present is amply sufficient to finance the entire smeter construction even without talk ing into consideration the increased earnings which are almost positively assured from the advance in the price of metal. Assets consisting of supplies and stocks in subsidiary companies rep resent about Si),00)S, in addition to the above, says Gay and Sturges.-Ari. zona Democrat.
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20

Do you know that fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply rheumatism of the muscles due to cold or damp, or chronic rheuma- tism, and require no internal treat ment whatever? Apply Cham ber- lain's Lipament freely and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20
Plan Cyanide Plant
 At Mammoth.

The construction of cyanide plant of capacity sufficient to handle the out put of the Mohawk mine will be start ed at Mammoth within few days and the plant will be put into operation as soon as completed. J. M. McGregor, mill expert for the Mohawk mine, re- turned to Tucson Thursday morning after an absence of several weeks in California.
 The Mohawk mill, which has been closed down for several weeks while the we'll was being deepened Tn search of greater water supply, will again be started within few days on a run of ore.
 The mine is now employing con- siderable number of men, and good progress is reported in development.- Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20
For Sale Cheap.

One good Behring & Sons piano, walnut case. In fine condition. Must be cash-$l50. Address, Lock Box l6l.
Mohave County miner., 1912-01-20

Some men become so prominent and highly regarded that even their fish stories are received with respectful attention. Star.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27
Copyright, 1912, By The United
PreSs ASsociafions

Press Associations.
London, April 27.-The kind
Of treatment handed out to the
suffragettes found guilty of riot
ing at the February demonstra-
tion in London was told today to
the people of the United States
by Miss Alice M. Wright.
Miss Wright is the daughter of
a wealthy merchant of Albany,
N. Y. She is a graduate of Smith
college.
For long Miss Wright was one
of the society bellies of Albany.
Then she decided woman ought
to do something else in the world
besides look pretty and flirt with
men.
She went to Paris and studied
art. AS a sculptor she became
we'll known, almost famous in the
world of art.
When the Asquith ministry,
early in February, broke all the
promises it had made to the
women of Great Britain, and the
militant suffragettes arranged
for a great demonstration, Miss
Wright volunteered to do what
she could for the cause of wom-
en-"
She crossed from Paris to Lon
don, and marched through the
streets of London with the stuff
ragettes.
Then came the wholesale break
ing of the windows of the great
department stores, and the ar
rest of more than one hundred
suffragettes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-27
BRITISH PRISON

tant organization, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick .Pethick Lawr-
ence, joint editors of Votes for
women, and Miss Wright, Am,
erican.
Miss Wright was found, guilty
of disturbing the peace and sen
fenced to two months in Hollo-
way prison, darkest and gloom
lest of London jails.
Mrs. Pankhurst and Mrs. Lawr-
ence are to be tried on conspi-
racy charges, on which they may
be sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary at hard labor.
Here is the story of her expe-
riencesfMiss Wright prepared for !
the United Press:
BY ALICE M. WRIGHT,
Albany, N. Y.
During all the time l was in
Holloway prison l was refused
permission to communicate with
anyone outside the jail.
April 19, l was allowed to write
to my mother. But l was not
permitted to mail the letter I
wrote until / was;freed from the
prison Thursday.
While l was working at my
profession in Paris on March 2, I
read that the militant suffragettes
were breaking windows to show
their feeling over the shameful
way in which the premier and his
cabinet had violated their duties
and refused to permit, parliament
even to consider the question of
equal suffrage.
I hurried to London and vol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04

Die Garnipal aiiociotion. pelfe si.
ne perniiHftis. Gsisr oes a. Suli ans
Itrebi, belt ssit.rn pisoer cine Sisuns
ab uno perpoaitdnbisis bic arrdnst.
msnts fir ben sroben Strobtnum5Is.
aopt. 9. 9incoln Witnel bon Der
aapo[leriss Wtlis tpurbs gum Grob.
mnrIhan srtOren unb feline Rsiitr Bill.
ben bic Gstorte fir ben S6auipoesn
.Di. RspubIit-. Jn Der purdhe mars
idirt bos i. Regiment. fysrner buben
Iit ansemeIbst: Die italisRifftn Dsrs
cine NIT Shoupaeen. bic btutinsn
Dsreine, bic Deierantn bonn iponiih.
amsritdniih<n Rrisa. bic unsdrifhsn
5urntr. bic 5inblap Wtnrst Dtrbeifes
runss sOeislIl4cft, .1oughters Of tie
ameriean RepolutipH1 unS onbers.
2inf oem 9iissl. Der benz CUNT Strobs
Epislplas segeniibtrlieet. finbet4bepos
elm 1rinanifsuertusri nebit WlonItrss
tonssrt itatt. Jn attterem iuirssn bic
riihmlidii bttanuten 0treinissen San.
Ger nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04

g. Z. Rcainnsp, sipst ssrume.
bGuisr, 1040 uno 1o42 Winfislb 4Ds.
gu !. $1,000.
Nm. u. Ruber, srp.i yrume Mobns
bdufer, 4738 unb 4740 Goitsrn MN.,
su is $1,000.
Iran, R. Bug. srpsir0dis.s Bad
itsinsebdube. Witdea uHb aotbion
Qptnue: 5000.
q. Q. shspkrb, 24it6disss Bad
ittin Wobnbaus, prtpate uno Gins
BURT; $4,000.
Jletpcomb &: Sentins, stpeiitodiges
Irams Mobnbnus. Blair nube Fpges
nan 2lpsnue; $1,000.
Soiepb GoIbftmibt. 5fpsiitodis.s
goGt.in Glat, 3151 Gmerp Ioenus;
$1,000.
8. Z. grod9off, 2AitDdists Bad
iiein Wpbnhaus, Seion nabe 0Iens
nan 4renue; $4,000.
I. q. 1boms, Iuf5iist i'm 6otel
Retropole. Walnut Strabe nahe 6.
glpsnue; $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04
@anid,eu cine Hsae Bride.

Fem siaotrntb gins seitern elm
Shreiben 5n. worin er nui ben ge.
flbrlihen 3uiinnb Der bolSerneri Brii.
lie iiber oen Tud Greef. an berEniiern
Apemue, aufnerfiam gemad,t ipirb.
los Shrciben III BON ied,5ebn Steu.
crsnblern nltcr3eihnet bic IN Der
Ginleitnng nui oie llrinhe Der Ii.
tnnic~ .antniiropbe binipeiien unb er.
ti1ren. bab Der gtnbtrntb fiir ben
WerIuit pon Neuinenleben nerdni.
tportIid, fem ipiirbe, tpenn bic Bride.
Die ihon Dor 100 Snbren geboat nor.
ben iei, 3iiianunenbreden folle. SD.
rem ainbern hnben bic 9riefihreiber
Derboten. Die Bride az freilsei, ipenn
idnere nit aiss belobene @ager
iiber BE Bride fabrfn. 1ie Bride lit
nor einioen ssabren burm 1euer be.
iddbiet ipOrben, bod i'll ber E6oDen
|0pr6 einiae pInnien llQtbbiirjtig aus.
|GsbeiiHt ,bcpbssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04

lie s. & z. 8osue Goulporp mel
eete eeitern Der EoIi5ei, oab feds
Roaen SeioenItoiie. i'm @erthe BON
SITS aus ibrem Gtabliiiement geitob.
len murSen. Ter 8. ssonap Co. 9c.
I25 Aace StraBe, fpuroen stuei Rol.
len Seioenitoiie i'm @erthe BON Sf25
entrpcnoct, uno pon eiuem Saoentiid,
Der Rollmon & Cons Co., 5. MpcHite
unb ginc Strdbe. perihDanoen iieben
Rcllen inn @ertbc bon $iG0. lie BE-
Ii5ei giaitbt, bof profeiiloneIle Sei'
oenoiebe Cincinnati iid) gum 5eIoe
ibrer Ib1tisfeit auserforen hnber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04
Ser giirsermeiiter pou Berlin.

Die ameritanifte preFe briidt
urobe gerpunbsrung buriiber aug. bdb
Der oerFloiIene SdabamtssS Setretdr
beg DeutIhen Rsihs fih basu kruibt,
bic StefIe bes 8iiraermeiiters pon Ser
lin su betleibeu. Sn unferem 2anoe
pIrbe man bus uls cine grobe Selbite
ernieorioung bstrdhten. 9uhsr Die
8erpunberung. sic entfpriht Der
gerinaf6Gbunq bss giirgsrmsiitsrs in
bieIem 2onbe. Der in Der Regsl nihts
anberes iii, als elm 6anbDerfspolititer
ooer elm ben biiraerlihen areiien ents
nommsnsr Wdnn. Der fangs unb tlanss
los iih suriid3isht, nahbem iein Imtss
termin aboelaufen 1T. eSn 8eutihlanb
III bas Gmt bss giirgermeiitsrs elmer
8roBftdbt ein iehr hober Dpiten. oeFen
csn6aber isbr hdrrfta sum Miniiter,
bem b06ften goiten i'm Reihs, krufeu
fpirb, neil er ebeu tein iirtplsr priputs
mann ober 9pIititer 1T, fonbern Elm i'm
gsrpaltunosfaG iehr herporragenber
mann. DementIprshenb Iinb aud Die
asiftunuen Der beutihen unb dmeritas
nifhengiirsermeifter erunbperfdisben.
Der 2estere ift in Der Reoel nihts
mshr, uls Elm Rab I'M politifhen Ge.
triebe Der Gritere bagegen bic Seele
Der ftdbtiihen 8srfpaltung. Der aebs
tere perftebt aar nihts pon feinem
srah. ber Grftsre baseaen III in Der
ftdbtifnen 9eripaltuns big anf ben leg
ten punft befpanbert. Nus biefer Der
fd,iebenheit in Der perfonlihteit bes
9iirgermeiiters ersibt iih auh bic Ser.
ihKbenbeit in ben 2tiituneen. Ti.
bsutiden GtGbte finb Mufttr Der po[s
tpmmeaDen. bic ameritCnI4en be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04

Wcrtrassreife nod ben srobsn 2onpts
itdbten Guropas beeebsn ipirb. Sb er
bier boiTeIbs Usritdnbnib beim pnbli.
tum finben ipirb, biirfte abSnfpdrttn
iein; eigentIih pabt er bod nur fiir
oie aneeIIdd5f& MsIt. Disfs bsaabl'
ibn aud bsFtr dls man es ouf BEN
Jeiilanbe psrmae; Iast mon bod II
Qonbon, bob 6arrp 9auber idbrlidI
SOC, 900 W. einnshme. MeIhe Wluit's
bale auf benz isefflonoe fpiiroe ibm Elm.
foldeSumme garantiren tounsn? Das
pardnore iN. bab Der Waun NIT bite
fem fiirftlihen Ginsommen iobreldns
In elmer fhpttiifxn RobIengrube gear
beitet bat; tr mar friiber gergmanr
unb BIT Iih permutblib nm elmer
Winimumlcbn BON breibie Stillint
sepIost. sbe er su tinsm folhen por
breibunoeri pfunb tn Der Wods ouf'
riidte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04
Die glsttbitsfe Uogsl'
Tm.ittu. GeftIIffup rsrinni.

Nie Ylottpnlst
i6eiten. GsftIIftup psrians'
mslte fid, am Gonntdg NndHnfisos ~
Der MrbeiterbalIe unter Dorisb pom
a,rdiibent Qouis BuIsmsisr uub pro'
toiolIiruna pom Ssiretdr Sgnas Ro!'
fes. gls neue Witelieber tpuroen auf'
asnommen bic berrsn JobH Dta. sH-
RI Won Rupen uno Anton NDtbHtr;
fir RiieliebIdoft dnsemelost fpnrH
Senrn Qufe. Das Rommittes, fpelchss
81. gorbereitunesn fir bas eroBs
GhiisenfeIt am 80. Suni IN 3fgb!ano
Brope trifft, fonnte btrlhien. Dab DE
gprarbeit.n sinsn itOnen Grfolg pers
iprdhen. Die gdrdoe in Der 5tnot
am Dormittaa bts syefttdges ipirb Iebr
oldusenb tperoen unb fir reits llns
terbdItung auf bsm ihonsn Jeitplas
iIt AUDI fton g.iorst, bessIeiten tpiro
ss audi an Grfrii6uneen niht mar
o.ln. Die Iroge, Db Die Uttglitosr
qsIea.niIit bes 5eitss einbiilihe pute
traaen Ioaen unb bic ausipahl oiei.r
Suts tpuree Den 9eomten iiberIahsn.
Gs mar oem @srein pergonnt, elm ali.s
Witalnb begriibsn uno spieoer dur'
nsbmen su iSnnsn. 5errn 5snrp 2ui'
ten, Der felt pitrsebn Sabren aus Cine
|cinndti abfpeisnb mar. 6err 5utttn
III jsbt tpieber CUR aoniain oes We
iisns suriidsetsbrt unb bat iIt naiir'
lid fofort tpieber Bel Der pIattbiitsttH
DogeIihtitsn sGeituiiup aemelbtt, bic
ihn NIT einsm oreiIaden 6urrab aufs
nutm unb besriiBie. Rad Der Sisung
fubr Der gsrein poIlsdblig gum aO-
nissIhisben Der Rorbbeutfhen Sdl.
ben in Blades Grppe, 9onb 5iu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04
1aris nad Der eriten gtieoers
lage.

gmilie Sainier, Der bemndhit ben
II. ganb 'eines groBen @erfes iiber
oas SDeite Geiierreih peroffenflihcn
lpirb, tbeilt in Der rRepue bes 9eur
Wonbes" ein &apitel oieies ueueri,
ben arieg BON 1870 bebnnoelnben
gufes nit, in bem er ouf 9runo lei.
ner perionlihen GrIebnilie bic Stim-
mung in Garis nod ben eriten Rie-
nerlagen id,ilsert. Sn Der Waht oes 4.
auguIt bate Die qaiierin Gagenie bic
Nahrift BON Der gsieoerlage bei Wei.
benburg erbaIten uno bieielbe crit Inn
eff llbr Morgens am ra6ften Tnge
.oen Msiniiteka mitgetbeilt. BON ibr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04
Saidieubiebe.

Sel.ne Miler BON SO. 1926 CUBS
Iop glpenus puros sefisrn auf stne.
golIese Sia Gar um ibr. 6anotaite
nit $32 Snbalt beitobIsn. Cine gut.
seileibete Rss.rin. pelde nebeu ihr
g.fsFsn bate, itebt i'm gerca4t, Den
Diebftab! btsangen gu habtu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-04

Die biefigsn 5anbsGsz
fOrperfduftsn bubsn bur9
ibre Qtnpdlte Sames &c 2ittleforb bel
ben 5ruftees Der Cincinnati Sioz
hahn eins langs geIhnerbe anbduz
gig gerdht, bic eine smporenb benahs
tbeiligenbe gebunolung Der Stabt
burh ibre eigene 8abn ertpeiit. G6s
Dobl bic 4loge 9egen Die Cincinnati,
Rsn Orleans unb gerns pociTic 8abn
srhDbsr niro, betrifft fie bod unier.
Siibbabn, neil fie bic apntrol. iiber
bic erftgenannte 8dbn bsiiBt. Gs pirb
bariu nuhgepiefen. bag bic ssra6traz
ier Don Cincinnati nab CHATTANOOGA,
genn., unb Birmingham, 4la., ourh.
fhnittlid boppelt, bGufia brsimaI fc
bod Iinb, tpie bic sSradtraten BON ies
nen 5tdbten mad Cincinnati. aus ben
6unberten bon 8eneiien beben mir sur
probe MIR einile berpor. Wl0bel britt
ter RIdHe toftsn bon Chattanooga mad
Cincinnati 38 Gents pro 100 gfunb,
aber Don Cincinnati na9 gbattanoosa
SO Gents. gisfiiten BON ghdttanooqn
Hah Cincinnati 20e pro 100 pfunb
BON Cincinnati mad gbuttononan Be
G<uts. RaumnoutHpaartH bon Gbot.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-30
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Yesterday was primary day in the Mesa precinct, for the selection of delegates to the national democratic convention from Maricopa county. Al so Tor alternate and for national com mteeman from Arizona The election ballots provided a place at the head ot the ticket for first and second choice for the democratic nomination for president. Champ Clark and Wood row Wilson were the only two names printed in this section and the voting. as lar as could be estimated, stood in the order named. The "houn' dawg'' emblem Is very much in evidence in Mesa. l. F. WOlpe, Charles Woolf and Ed. l.. Shaw were the candidates for delegates and the voting stood in fav- or of Shaw as first choice and 1t was thought just before the polls closed that Woof would be second. for del egate and Wolpe third. Both Shaw and Woipe had automobiles running all day long. with big streamers attached MT. WooJfs machine did not material lze until afternoon. For national con- mitteeman, E. B. Oneil appeared to lead Reese M. Ling. The election board consisted of Thomas Peyton inspector: w A. Macdonald and John R. Strat- ton, judges; Guy Jones and J. w. Les ueur, clerks.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-30
FURNITURE RECEIVED

Town Clerk Jones has received the furniture recently ordered for the new town han and it is now in the building awaiting unpacking The furniture con- sists of a desk for the mayor. which will occupy a position on the rOstrum; individual desk and seats for the re- maining six councilmen. These are to be placed in the space railed off for the use of the council and clerk. Chairs of the arm variety and a large number of folding chairs for the use of specta : tors at the monthly sessions of the council and for use at public gather ings. such as political meetings, speak ing, etc. are also provided. When placed, the new hall will be as neat and attractive public hall as there is in the county.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-30
HER CONDITION
 QUITE CRITICAL
Late Advices From Clinton, Give i' Detail the Terrible Suffering Experienced by Mrs.
 McEIroy.

Clinton. Ky.-"For six years, writes Mrs NJ C. McBlrov. of Clinton, Ky. T was d sufferer from womanly trou- bles
 I could not eat. and could not stand on my feet without suffering great pain.
 had such awful suffering, down in my right side, that I could hardly bear #.
 My doctors said that I was in a critical condition. and going down hill. and I had lost all hopes of ever getting better, when I began to take Cardui
 Before I had taken one bottle of Cardui I felt better, and in a weeks time. ' was better than l had been in six years.
 Cardui works like a charm. I think it is the best medicine I ever used.
 advise all suffering women- to take Cardui."
 Cardui is recommended to all wO- men who are weak. out of sorts, un- der the weather. or suffer from pains and ailments due to a weak woman ly constitution.
 IL is purely vegetable, harmless, strengthening tonic. of special power over the womanly system and has brought health to thousands, who had failed in other ways to find relief.
 We urge you try Cardui for your troubles
 Your druggist sells it
 N. B-Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special In structiOns. and 64-page book, Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on request.