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CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-ysar-olds: purse
$500; selling: four furlongs.-s,, Avano.
liz Veak), s to 1. ? TO I and 4 to 9. won
Latsle Dad. ii2 crurnss), 6 10 2. even and
. to 5 third. T1ms-0~. Faustina. Mite.
Mama johnson, Pixies Peak and Van
Deren also ran.
sHCoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
up: purse. $500; selling; nv and M
half furlongs.-Pretend. 1W Moore).
10 2, out and out. frst: Louis Dsscog.
nets, lT CTurner>. evsn, I 20 . and out
second; CeremoniOus. 17 (Tehan), 70 q
I. IL 90 I and 9 to I. third. Time, Zoe <-6
Jennie Wells. Lady orimar. Doris Ward
Lydia Lee. Lighthouse. Kinda ant
Elinora also ran and finished as named
THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
mp. purse $500; condition: hve and one
half furlongs-@.ewts. ~ CFerguson). . tc
!. . to I ana l TO =, won. Capslxs. 10
(Peak). 4 to !, . to . and I to 4, second
Right Easy, los Manover). Z to 10 and
out. third. Time. Los IS, Highnowsr
a~uaresis', also ran and aaishsa .,
-C .
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ROOSEVELT STUMPG
NEW ENGLAND STATES

NASHUA. y. H.. April 13.--The days
campaign OF Col. Roosevelt. In New
Hampshire began early to-day In
Nashua. The Colonel arrived at go
o'clock from Springfield. Mass. and
spent the morning here. lie made a
speech to a crowd which greeted him at
the railway station. Later, he delivered
an address In n hall and spoke to a
crowd in Peoples square. During the
day he will speak In Concord and Man
chester.
On the way from Springfield. Col.
Roosevelt made short speeches at Wor-
cester. Clinton and Aver, Mass. In his
three speeches here nc urged the people
Of this State to stand by the progressive
administration of New Hampshire at
the coming primaries.
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H|LLT0PS SLAM
OUT TIMELY HITS
Send First of BostOn'S Pitchers
to Timbers Early in
Game.
BATTING ORDER.

AMERICAN IA0AGUE PARK, April
G.-Dublous weather restricted the at.
tendance at the third game Of the Red
sOx-Highlander series here to-day, but
at that a fair-sised half holiday crowd
cam out to the Hilltop TO see Manager
wolvert0n's men seek revenge Two
straight defeats administered by the
same club was about all the Highland
ers' new boss could stand. and he kept
right after the players before the game.
urging them OH to greater efforts.
After surveying q largo corps Of
twtrlers. Woiverton fnally decided on
Big Jim Vaughan 10 do the rescue stunt
for the locals, while Hageman, q new
conner, began in the pitchers box for
Boston.
the first. Yerkes sacrificed. Vaughn to
Chase. Speaker hit a slow one that
Hartseli vas unable to quite get up to
and Hooper was safe at third. Stahl
popped to Chase. Larry Gardner bea,
out an innsld hit. scoring Hooper and
putting Speaker on second. Dolan. In
trying to get Gardnar. made a wild
| throw over frst. the batter reaching
second. Lewis drew n pass. dliing the
hases. Wagner also walked. f0rcinl
speaker home. CarrigAn nied out Il
| Woker. TWO RUNS.
wolter drew a pass In the last hal!
Of tho fUt. Daniels also got freq trans
Ipsrtation. Chase beat out u slow hit u
short. Ming the bases. Cree struck a
q high one and famed. Harstell sinGie<
to the inhsM. Wolter rsnang home
lHaesnan was very wild and waikes
lDolAu, Sorcing Daniels home. HaGemaI
was then taken out and Hall went II
the box Cor Boston. Earl 0afdne
smashed O single to len. scoring Chase
hut Hartseii RAJ caught At the plate
L~w1s TO CawtSan. Street singled 4
Irtght fsld. scoring Dolan. Gardner run
|nin~ to thArd. Vaughn struck oui
-FOUR RUNS.
In the second inning Hall struck Out
Hooper did h same thing. Yerke
popped to Hartseli. NO RUNS.
Woiter fouled out to Stahl. Daniel
struck out. Chase vas easy. Hall I
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the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. ! used
them nightly and almost Immediately I found
the desired results. First I would smear che
Affected parts with Cuticura Ointment end
leave same on my face for 1--WE minutes. ThO
would wash my face thoroughly with Cut.-
cura Soap and warm water. After doing this
for three weeks I found my face free from
pimples and my sufferings at an 2 J
always Use the Cuticura Soap now" (Signed)
Sydney Unger, Nov. %, 1911.
A warm bath with Cuticua Soap. followed
by q gentle amounting with Cuticuss .OtAt.
mcnt. Is generally sufficient to AFFORD immedtS
ate relief in the most distressing forms OF
itching. burning and scaly eczemas, rashse,
irritations and inflammations Of infants and
children. permit sleep for child and rest for
parent, and point to permanent relief, when
other methods fail. No other treatment coetB
30 little and does so much for skin-sufferers.
from infancy TO age. Cuticura Soap and Ont.
mcnt are sold by druggists and dealers eveey-
where. Liberal sample Of each mailed free.
witt, 32-p. book. Address, "Cuticura," Dept.
r.. Boston. Tcnder-faced men should 6Aov6
with Cu,icura Soap shaving Stick.
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AoqD WOMAN CAPTURES
I, BURGLAR IN HER ROOM.
Litts Mrs. Murphy Fights Big Con.
wct Who Attempts to
Strangle Her. e..

Mr.. Hannorah Murphy Of Ma.
. osAnmsl street. sixty years old.
~ . eight little womau with white
hAis. Dr0vsd Q match for Richard Coz
~. 1 burglar with . police record.
vAsas hs sutsrsd her apartment at 3
o'AeDk this morning. Cofssy. who 10
weit ,Au1it ana thirty-six years old. vas
hsA Without ball BY Magistrate McAdoo
in th5 csntrs Street Court. charged with
Nm. IurpAy said she was awakened
~ UFuaktag glass and from her bsA
go e00ey IN her wineow. Tue room
10 - the second floor and below the
wtD1eW u . watsr-plpe, which coRsy
haA climbed.
Il screamed when ! saw the man.
0ld Mr.. Murphy. land he grabbed me
~ the throat. ] scratched his eyes ana
pulled hiA sAr and he looscned his hold.
Thsa,,l ran 10 the window and called
fss ASap."
pGNeeman>Julius Schneider hurried to
Xlsu.. 0eurphy's room. cohey had Il.
tsuotsd 10 gst out. but the door was
t1o6eA. end Mrs.. Murphy held HIM pris-
eass until tho policeman arrived. Mrs.
2ugphy suffered bruises In her encoun-
~. bat was not seriously hurt.
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Q survivor Of Kishinef. Her father VA
Killed there. and the mother managsd
- ffAg the daughter sway and Zee %
ANbsioAI IN the last two years. aocose-
~ - HrsI Boyarsky. the girl has u3-
6uDOs I'VE operations for cancer or
o1GuDDs Of the stomach. Physicians ~
thsk this experience nay have added TO
~ mental weakness. The girl wap
h2eWA In her own neighborhood As .
devUoo1 nurse. and nothing sssmed to
a01uo ~ - much pleasure as 70 care
eQ .Uo0e child who had been hurt OF
.akS-was sick.
Ma Dogorad Of No. - East One
Hundred and Twelfth street. who saw
Nd Boyarsky In the lobby at the hos.
vltaa. gives the folio wins description Of
her: Five feet three inches In height;
kSagAA about 10 pounds; brown hair.
bAktsA In the middle and rolled Into .
tidok mass At the back. fray eyss. .
szoaii nose. wearing q thres-Quartsr
hack coat, . black and brown checked
Ukis& . gray sweater. . soilsd white
esArSwaist and no hat.
oISg Mvor FIND FOOD ron the
e' OADv.
winch Annie lifted the baby from its
bnr1ags she look also its blanket ana
q eyundrieai nursing bottle. then
pastiy nIlsd. Tue necessity for . supple
nsatai suppiy. the police reason. must
4s1ng Annie 70 seek the assistance OF
tous paSncity-Givtng perSoa. Also. B
1kse that Annie was 20 sohcitous OF
- haby's comfort A. to tax the
Shakss along puzsies the searchers In
thslr Theory Of how the pair accommo'
nstsl thomssivss over Thursday night
Aal through the rain Of last night. TIC
m hsA - moasy. unless she raised u
~ bs0siAs. WITH which 10 pay for shsi
" o. sssrssy q 10 her w~hsrsaeouts.
Dscauss II had been said that Annie
~ been seen In Central Park. Dstec.
Ne Aeoovn. Donovan. White and
6nsDssti searched the park In . most
(GbrouGh fashion yesterday. The pleas.
seesnooa and early afternoon
&Gought 70 tho park hundreds OF moth.
~ aaA nuree girls With chiidrsn. and
q ~ mainly from them that the
rg1iee hoped to md the missing pair Il
hey wsrs n the park. II 10 also from
juoe thls sort OF source that tho Au.
(hes1ttes expect 70 receive word OF
0toee Annie and Ruth ars.
ff1hs hospttal o6aciais say that Annie
~ aynsot - strong IN affection Tor
1oweS % she had for babies. This led
he four detectives 20 question closely
a. gardeners In Central Park. But
settling . learned from thsm Capt.
Wer1Aasky ent Detectives Aaussr and
~ syeetsrdAy aftsrnoon 10 che Botani-
cAl 0Ardens In Bronx Park to pursue
fke tems tine Of inquiry.
ceS<. WsSzansky thinks that Annie
WIN svsatuary bring the child to her
hsDo h East New York should h -
eAoo aete0sion until then. Detectives
CNlDs 80 QuAlns are stationed at her
hs0lh, A1d they win remain thsre until
ve informaAioa % procured.
Abtranse theory Of AnniSs act 10 ad-
vO04e1 ~ hes. amt, ~. Ieaoore Aniks
e ~. - 1MAlera Ssnus East New
x0se - .thiakV the stH vas INDUCED
10 lteal one baSt BY N snsmy Of the
family. No a but Mrs..
An takes that view Of It.
~, FJsisehmann spsnt the whole OF
|ast nisht visiting relatives Of Miss
aad at daylight this morning
weat % the giri's hone In the hope that
~ touiA roturn. He says that his wife
lstraetsl aal 10 On the verge Of .
: ~ - 80 .H ID
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JAMESTOWN WINNERS.

YIN1r RACE-Puss ~; tor two.
yoorsss1s: four and . hak ~furiongs.--
CaaoAsy. 10 (4artin). I 70 .. l 20 4 and
euA. APst: Cordis r.. III (Byrne). Il TO
4. . 70 ! and = TO .. second: Captain Ell
lietl ~ (s0~huttingsr). Z 90 I. even and
70 q third. Time. 0.@ rs. sweet Times.
Rdbeund. Church Bell. Counterpart. Our
Dnohoos also ran
/. 0DC0ND RACE.-Purse tsse: for four.
'yeoe-ei1s and up; atsepiechase; mils
an1 elk furiongs-High Hat. 10 fAiiu),
oto4 . to 8 and out. hrst: The Speaker,
- (f1sldsr). Z to I. 4 10 6 and out,
eeeeNl; vlhalia. 10 Booth. 7 to 8,
- o9AaA out. third. Time. $50. San
weller. Zslwood also a n
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D,x s,s.s sso.o0o,OOo Bo.d Biii.

Gov. Dix to-day signed the Murtagh
bill providing for the submission to
the people at the election next fall.
the question of authorising the Is
suance of an additional $50, 900. 900 in
bonds for the construction Of improved
highways. thus making tho total
amount to be expended FOR this pur-
pose, 800. 100000.
The evening world., 1912-04-13

The statement OF Clearing House
banks for the week shows that the
banks hold ts,bi6.75 . reserve In excess OF
legal requirements. This II an Increase
Of t.io.N W In the pro~portonate cash
,Beserve ~ cosuSased with last wesk.
The evening world., 1912-04-13

The pimpleS were sc0etegod
over my face. They was
sore and caused plsoty Of
pain. I suffered much from
them. I tried several differ
ent remedies. but without
any results. also tried NOD
purihe,s and TONES.
declared IL was hopeless 70
remove those pimples nom
my face. rs
a friend recommended to me
The evening world., 1912-04-13

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April IA pr.
vste despatch said to have bssn sent BY
an ofnciai Of the Wal Department al
Washington was received at Fort d. A.
Russell last night declaring that Senior
i.r.s.-0en. Frederick Funston would
succeed tho late MsJor-Oen. Frederick
D. Grant and that DrlG.-0en. Clarence
x. Edwards. Chief Of tho rnsuiar Bu-
rsau. would succeed Funston ~ brigs-
dier-gensrai VI The Nna.
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P|MPLES ON FACt0J
SUFFERED MUCH
Sore and Caused Pain. Tried Several
Remedies Without Results. Used
Cuticura Soap and 0intmentfo
Weeks. Face Free from Pimples.

All Cherry ST.. New York. N. Y.-"Abous
two years ago there suddenly appeared o. ny
face and forehead pimples and bsockheodb.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
NECK;
MAN IS DEAD
Carpenter Falls From Scat
folding Saturday and Elk
pires in Hospital Sunday;
Funeral to Be Held This
Afternoon

John r Bowman, a carpenter. fell
from scaffolding fifteen feet high
on "A new house at Fifteenth avenue
and Washington street, Saturday. and
died Sunday from broken neck.
At first it was not thought that
the man was fatally injured. He was
unconscious and his right leg was
broken He was taken to the Sisters
hospital and given every possible aid.
but careful examination showed that
his neck had been broken and that
there was no hope for his recovery.
Bowman leaves a widow and two
step-children. He was married five
years ago and came to Phoenix in
1910.
The funeral will be held at , o'clock
this afternoon from the Easterling q
Whitney undertaking parlors. Rev.
Henry Martyr Campbell will officiate.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
Hour TO Make
Better Cough Syrup than
You Can Buy
4 Family supply, Saving 81 and
Fully Guaranteed

\ full pint Of cough syrup-as much
az You could buy for S2.jO-can easily
be made at home. \ Gu will find nothing
that takes hold OF an obstinate cough
more quickly, usually ending it inside Of
24 hours. Excellent, too. for Group,
whooping cough, sore lungs, asthma,
hoarseness and other throat troubles.
Mix one pint OF gTanulated sugar with
! pint OF warm water, and stir for ,
minutes. Put ~, ounces of PineN fifty
cents WORTH IN a pint bottle, then add
the Sugar Syrup. 1t keeps perfectly
Take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours.
This Is lust laxative enough to help
cure 4 cough. Also stimulates the appe-
tlte, which is usually upset by cough.
The taste is pleasant.
The effect of pine and sugar syrup on
the iniamed membranes is well known
PineX i the most valuable concentrated
compound OF Norway white pine extract,
rich in guaiacol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara-
lions will not work in this formula.
The PineN and Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used by thousands of housewives
throughout the United States and Can
ada. The plan has been initiated. but
the old successful formula has never
been equaled.
4 guaranty Of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded. goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has PineN. or will
get il for Won. If not. send to The
PineX Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
HOBO CHIEF QUITS JOB.

CINCINNATI. O., Jan. 29.-When
the hobo" delegates 10 the annual
convention of the Brotherhood Wei
fare association meet in this city to-
morrow. James Fades How. the mil o
Iionaire hobo president of the orga-
nization for many years, will not pre-
side. How recently resigned the pre-
sidency Of the association OF lhe
chronic unemployed. II is under
stood that many of the members Oh
jected to having plutocrat as Their
chef. even if he was a DO. The
association Will demand. as usual.
that the government give every man
job at good wages. 1t is proposed
that the Unemployed be engaged to
build interstate highways. irrigation
plants and other public works.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
HARRY WEIGHS
ANNIVERSARY
Gives Birthday Luncheon at
Hotel Adams at Which
Sir Gilbert Parker and
Local Newspaper Men
Are Guests

Harry WEIGH gave Il luncheon yes
terday at the Hotel Adams in cele-
bration of his birthday Demonstrate
ing his careful and systematic meth
DDS Mr. Welch's birthday had been
timed To arrive during the visit Of
Sir Gilbert Parker, Il notable repre-
sentative Of his home land, So moth
ing could be more fitting than t.
have that distinguished gentleman as
the guest of honor. other guests being
personal friends from among the
newspaper Fraternity 1t was like
wise a mark of consideration to the
newspaper men, all OF whom were de-
lighted at an opportunity to break
bread with one who was a newspaper
man before entering the more impor-
tant field of usefulness as author and
statesman.
served its enjoyment being accentu-
ated by pleasing discussion of such
things as were of special interest
L" the guest of honor. traveller in
- strange land or subjects concern
ing which he was q fountain of in
formation. AT which his fellow guests
could quench a mental thirst The
topics covered a wide range and
serious exchanges alternated with
r,miniScencc and repartee.
Sir Gilbert is rot visiting Arizona
for the first time. He crossed the
northern part of il many years ago
on the way To Australia. and it was
the impression made then that
Il D. D.
for. the recuperation of his health
He says the climate is doing for him
an that he had hoped for and that
il is even more beneficial than that
OF the Sudan. 10 which he had been
sent before by his physicians. His
ai'ment is malarial poisoning which
he suffered during life IN the tropics
and from which he has recurring
trouble from time To time. though
just now one would not judge from
His appearance that he had ever
been ILL.,
The guests at Mr. Welch's lunch
con yesterday. beside Sir Gilbert
Parker. were: J. O. Dunbar. Frank
De Souza and Ernest Douglas. OF tho
Arizona Democrat. II +. Trijtlc and
Craig W. Ppttinger. of the Arizona
Gazette. Chas {. Cutchshaw and &
:. Scott of the Arizona Republican.
Ned Creighton, of the United Press:
and Sidney p. Osborn. former news
paper man. now secretary 81 stat.
elect
Sir Gilbert sTcnt Yesterday fore
non in tour about the city during
which he met number of prominent
gentlemen. To-day he will play golf
at InCleside Inn. He is devotee OF
the sport and will undoubtedly APP
rreciate the splendid links which thu
club has To offer its patrons.
Mrs. .. G. Ingram of Chicago.
wife Of prominent physician. will
be Sir Gilbert's first challenger.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
THACKERAY CENTENNIAL.

NEW YORK. Jan. ga belated
celebration of the Thackeray ccnten-
NAL will be held tomorrow night and
Wednesday under the auspices of the
Southern Industrial Educational So
ciety Of which the New York presi-
dent Mrs. AlgernOn Sidney Sullivan.
is a descendant of the Washington and
Lee families The observance will take
the form of tableauN depicting char
acters and scenes from Thlckeray's
novels and the proceeds viii be added
10 the fund for the education of the
poor whites" of the southern noun
tain districts.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
AEROPlANES IN u. S.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Statistics
compiled BIZ Earnest l.. Jones and
published in the current number Of
Aeronautics show that during the
last year $50 aeroplanes have been
constructed in the United States. OF
this total only about One-fourth We're
built by aeronautical manufacturing
concerns. the remaining three-quar-
ters being the handiwork of individ
uals or of shops not engaged regu-
larry in aeroplane construction. Most
of the aerial craft We're modelled af-
ter the Bleriot. CurtiSs and Farman
machines. During the last year av-
iation meets were held in 2S2 cities
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
Finances and Markets
4SS0ridtcd Press Dispatch

NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Quotations
of stocks fluctuated in an uncertain
manner today. At the opening the
market was subjec Ito severe pressure
and prices receded rapidly. There WAS
partial recovery in the first hour. but
before noon the selling was resumed
IN Il large scale and the list showed
decided weakness. Prices hardened
slowly i'm the afternoon until the
losses We're largely eliminated. but in
the last hour the pressure again he
came very heavy and some issues fell
back 10 the low point Of the day. The
movement as a whole was erratic and
confusing and seemed to indicate a
sharp conflict in speculative opinion.
Bearish sentiment was stimulated 10y
prophesies that the quarterly report of
the United States Steel corporation.
10 be issued tomorrow. viii be- unfa-
vorable. and Union Pacific earnings
for the month of December viii dis
close a large cut in earnings Union
Pacific ana United States Steel to-
day were c0nspicuOuslN weak stocks
and the unusual activity which pre-
vailed in the forenoon's trading cen
tered about them. st Paul fell to
100 the lowest of the year. and did
not share in the recovery. Copper
shares. influenced by a sharp break
in the price OF the metal abroad, also
closed At the low point pi the day.
Bonds We're unsteady. after "a period
Of early irregularity Colorado Mid
land sold at O.. compared with 5S1a
for the previous sale. Total sales.
par value. Were S3.193.00o. Govern
ment = advanced s on call.
METALS
Standard copper was weak. spot
futures were $13.Ge1 y n l3.S712. Lon
don arrivals were 200: exports for
this month were 1880; Lake was UNI
changed.
Lead was dull and unchanged at
S440d4.50.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
JEANETTE TO FIGHT IN PARIS

PARIS. Jan. 29.-Dan McKetrick
and his string of fighters, Joe Jean
cite. Jack Denning and Willie Lewis
are expected to arrive in Paris Wed
nesday and several matches will be
arranged Immediately Both jean
cite and Lewis have several battles
in sight. and Denning and Moreau
will probably be matched to fight
again and give the Fenchman
a chance to redeem his reputation.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
LOOKING AHEAD.

David \. Ball of Pike county, Mis-
souri,, was once state senator and acted
as lieutenant governor during the two
years he presided over the senate. He
had an ambition to be lieutena 1t gov
ernOr in fact.
one day he confided his ambition t.
his old family doctor The old man. :"
Ball says in telling the story, walked
two blocks with him without making
any comment, Then he turned and
said:
d" That's all right. Dave but look
here; Suppose you We're elected and
the governor should die? Wouldn't that
leave Missouri in a mighty bad fiX?'-
Saturday Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30

Maggie Kersting and husband To
w T. J. Holmes and wife. deed To
lots ~ and 20, block Il. La Grande
Vista
W r Battin and wife to G d
Barnett. deed To- lot II. block g.
Evergreen place.
c. d. Barnes and wife To- Albert
Steinfeldt. deed L. same.
Common Council of Phoenix 70
Frank T. AlSire. deed To- 115X2o feet.
lot 10. block I. Murphy addition.
Frank T Alkirc and wife To John
Bonner. deed To- same.
G. W Jayred and wife To Z. W.
Lescher 1t al. deed To lots Is and ~.
block -, Capitol addition.
c. W. Jayred and wife to L. W.
Lescher IT al. decd To lots l.. Is. 20.
y. - %. -. -. -. -. =. -. 80.
block -. Capitol addition
Susie II. Grail and husband to Maud
2. Allen. deed To- nwi, section SO. a
north. / east.
J. y Lavi and wife To- J :. Allen.
deed To swA section $3. > north. /
east
The literary class at the W. G. T
/. are giving special flower lessons.
25c each lesson. Every Tuesday night
at 100 z VI. It
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30

Use PARTISAN SAGE, that's the
secret of beautiful hair. Use this
refined. refreshing hair dressing reg
Ularly. and soon dandruff will disap-
pear; falling hair will cease; scalp
itch will vanish and life and beauty
viii quickly appear.
PARTISAN SAGE is just as good
for men and children as for wom-
en-. and if it doesn't give satisfaction
to any user money will be refunded.
Large bottle 80 cents at \. c. Boeh-
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
MAYOR TO SEE BLAST.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-Mayor Cay
nor will go to Storm King tomorrow
TO he present when the last section
Of rock is blasted out of the deep
pressure tunnel under the Hudson
River for the aqueduct. which is to
bring the water from the new Cat
skill reservoirs to the city.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
ccc THE REMEDY
0.0.0.F0R SORES AND ULCERS

combination of heahfu vegetable ingredients of which S. S.
the
blood
medicine
blood
remedy 1t is
entirely healing cleansing vegetable properties extracted from
lures roots herbs and bark the forest and fields 1t has long been
all blood qualities
necessary mpuy blood When purified
continual
irritating blood
with
and medical advice mailed who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
mrs. SC0TT'S
SUFFERING over
Doctors Advised An Opera
ton. How She Escaped
Told By Herself.
Buckner, Mo. =" For more than g year
l suffered agonies from female troubles

and the doctors at
last decided there
was no help for me
unless ! went to the
hospital for an oper-
alton. / was awfully
against that opera
ton, and as q last
resort wrote to you
for special advice
and / told you just
what ! suffered with
bearing down pains,
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30
DENMARK CELEBRATES.

COPENHAGEN. Jan. 29-An Den
mark will tomorrow celebrate the
sixth anniversary of the accession of
King Frederick VIII \ general holi-
day prevails throughout the country.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30

AAh 80 = ~
the hair is Il
puzzle To most
W q IN q n yet
any woman, no
matter what
her station in
life, can easily
acquire a
wealth of ra-
dent. luXuri-
ant hair SO fas =
cinating that
everyone will
admire il.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-30

Calamity to women Ghe sure road
to their favor) is nothing but the
appearance of extreme devotion to al
their wants and wishes. a delight in
their satisfaction. and confidence
in yourself as being able to contrib
rte toward it.-Wnliam HaZlitt.