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Arizona republican., 1902-05-16
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Now that the warm weather is here women will be worried and wearied with cooking over the hot wood cook
 stove, and commence the usual annual kick about the hot weather here and think of the cOolneSS of the ozone of Iron Springs or the refreshing sea breeze on the beaches of California. AND THEY ARE NOT TO BLAME. Husbands, suppose you get up some morning, get breakfast over a red hot cook stove, and after breakfast remain in the heated ,oven-like kitchen all the forenoon, prepare dinner, and after eating that meal wash the dishes, and then go out on the front porch to cool off, and about the time you get to thinking it isn't so hot in Arizona, af- ter all. you look at the clock remem- boring that supper must be prepared
 and start for the kitchen. doubly heat ed by the cook stove Chat hasn't cooled off) and the sun that is always hottest about o'clock p. m. Just try all this
 along with all the other worries and cares of women for one day and you will do not more philosophizing on the easy time woman has A few dollars will eliminate all this heat in the kitch- en from the cOokstOVe and will leave it as cool as any room in the house.
 Call at Davidson's Cash Store and see the line of up-to-date 1902 Insur- ance gasoline stoves that are absolute ly safe with the most mischievous child: also see the line of Standard Lighting Co.'S Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves, absolutely safe. Cheaper than using wood. The only successful oil stove made. Call and see. Gasoline and oil stoves in 42 different styles and
Arizona republican., 1902-05-16

KNIGHTS OF PYTtHIAS.-There
 will be work tomorrow night by the Knights of Pythias in the second rank.
 CHILDREN ARE BETTER.-The children of pr. and Mrs. J. C. Norton
 have been very ill of tonsolitis but ere
 now very much improved.
 SANITARY BUSINESS.-Dr. J. C. Norton left last night for Yuma to see a bunch of horses reported to him as being sick with a disease believed to
 be glanders.
 READING CLUB.-Mrs. B. T. Gil lette entertained the Reading club at her home on North Four tn avenue on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Re treatments were served and the occa- sion was very much enjoyed by an present.
 POLICE COURT-There was only one arrest by the police yesterday. that of the unfortunate Marcus Estrada. who fell into the hands of Marshal Kinney just as he had put the finishing touches on an artistic jag. He was jailed and will be tried today.
 WATER FOR MURPHY'S ADDI- TION-The city has now taken charge of the irrigation water supply of Mur- phys addition. Lot owners who de- sire water can TOW secure it by apply ing to the city recorder and paying for it the same as in other parts of the city.
 JUNIORS TAKE HAY RIDE.-A most enjoyable hay ride was indulged in last evening by the junior class of the Union High school. About thirty young people were in attendance ard
 the itinerary included the Indian school. Arizona Falls and other points O. interest near the city
 OF INTEREST TO READERS
 During the winter the city library aas
 been open until 9 o'clock every Friday evening. Owing to the short evenings and the fact that many will be absent during the coming hot weather the h. brary hereafter will be closed On Fri day nights the same as other nights. PROSPECTIVE PUBLICITY. - Geo. |. Young of Prescott. formerly editor of the Williams News. is engaged in preparing an extensive illustrated art icle On Arizona for publica ton in an i eastern financial journal. The board of trade has supplied him with cCllec- :
 tion of Salt River valley pictures to illustrate that pCrtlCH or It dealing with this part Of Arizona.
 THE PENITENTIARY-D put 7 Sheriff Williams, who has just returned frcm Yuma. where he went with a lot of prisoners, spent considerable time in the institution. which he says is now in excellent shape. lie
 met all the members Of the guard who went from Phoenix and re- ceived many attentions at their hands. He also saw several convicts who had been sent from here, and all of them wanted to be remembered to the friends they had left behind.
 POPULACE ENCITED.-The Bisbee Review. in speaking of the murder of Emil Lindohl in that city Monday night. says the murderer proved to be GuilleIIno Romero. a Mexican T years old, who has spent most of his lift in Bisbee. and whose parents live there now. He denies having killed the man. saying he was drunk and does not l'e- member having ever seen him but once, which was in q saloon previous to the
Arizona republican., 1902-05-16
News ef Y
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THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today-Fair. Data for "A hours ending p. m. yes terdaV:
Arizona republican., 1902-05-16
Temperature Departure Departure
 Since sim @ 1st of Month Jan. l, 1h2
  .2 T 467 HIS

Maximum temperature. S9, minimum temperature 56. Average relative humidity 20 per cent. Total precipitation. 0. Character of the day-Clear.
 D. s. LANDS, Observer.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-16

If men did not get into trouble and have women stand by them they would never know what il is about women that makes men sometimes want to die for them.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-16
KEEP COOL!!t

How: Get an Electric Fan. The Phoenix Light and Fuel company will tell you all about it if you will call up or drop us q postal card. First avenue and Jefferson street. Tel 2401.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

these have a direct and emphatic inter.
est in the matter OF the standard in that
country. 1t has been reported often
IN the past few years that President
Diaz himself is in favor OF placing his
country on the gold basis, while the re-
port OF the same sort with respect TO
Finance Minister Limantour. who Is
likely TO succeed Diaz, has come so often
and so circumstantial y that there can
be no doubt OF its correctness. The
change t. gold is so obviously proper IN
Mexico's situation that II is certain to
be made before many more years pass,
aud there is q chance that beginning
in efTecting the change will be made be-
fore 1903 ends. The day on which the
change to the gold standard is achieved
will always be great datemark in
Mexico's annals.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

Papers throughout the state are org
ing the need Of a governors mansion in
Lansing. The following from the
Grand Rapids Herald voices the senii-
ments Of many: THE coming legisla.
tute can perform no better public ser
vice than to make provision for the cree.
ton OF an executive mansion in Lans-
ing-a mansion which the governor
not only may but will be expected TO
occupy during his term. without the
payment o; board or rent. Governor
Bliss. entering upon his second term
and without expectation of third,
might very well take the matter up IN
his message and urge it az strongly IA
possible. The residence could not be
completed during his term, and in urg.
ing its erection he would not be aocus' d
Of promoting the movement in his own
behalf. What he might do would be
for his successors +"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Senator Burrows ednesday intro.
Guced a bill TO create new ju0ical
circuit in Michigan 10 be designated as
The northeastern district OF Michigan,
comprising the counties Of Altoona,
AlTena, Arenao, Bay, Obeboygan, Glare
Crawford, Genesse, Grariot. Huron,
Iosco, Isabella. Midland, Montmorency,
Ogemaw, o coda. Pressure Isle, Roscom-
mon. Saginaw. Shiawassee. st Clair
and Tuscola. Sess ons are alternate be.
tween Poit Huron and Bay City and
the bill carries the appointment Of a
district judge, marshal aud clerk. Th
reason given for the new circuit is that
suits begun by htigsn Is in these counties
are tried in Detroit. putting them to a
big expense. The measure stands a
very fair chance Of passing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
|, Churches : Societies.

The NJ. E. Sunday school will give a
sp' cial Christmas p'oEram Chri.tmas
Eve. at the church. Santa Claus Fire
Place will BE- special feature.
The subject of the morning sermon
a. the Presbyterian church will be,
christmas JOY The evening subj -ct
will be, The Practice of Immortality"
All are welcome.
The Sunday morning service at the
NJ. r. church will be Christmas SER
vics. Special music will be furnished
by the choir. The sermon subj c. Will
be "Gljry aud Peace, The mission Of
the Chr ST." Evening subjeot, Nv atch.
ing with Jesus" All are welcome.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
sOuF Schools,

Lora Gay OF the sixth grade is absent
on account OF sickness.
Anna and L1ra Perkins OF the sixth
grade have moved away.
The Misses Spidel and Lancashire
visited the sixth grade Tuesday.
The Alma high school debating club
held their first public debate lat
"Wednesday evening in the high school
room. The argument showed great
deal OF thought aud skill The club
ill hold their next public on Jan. IS.
1908.
Take look at the interior OF the
old NJ. K. church school building and
see the crying need Of new ward
builoiug. Children are stated in all
kinds Of seats, chats, etc and are put
ting up with every kind OF inc IN
venience. The little children are the
losers. Parentsl Why n 1t investi gate
and cry for your little ones.
Great interest has bsen conferred in
the art exhibit which has ben held DUR
lug the week. Never before have the
students had such an opportunity TO en-
Joy the work of the worlds artists.
We are grateful to the public for the
interest they have shown in helping us
make this a success. We invite all 10
visit us aud examine the pictures in ur
building.
Supt. Hanson wishes TO announce TO
the paren's who have children in the
cub primary department at the ward
hui Ing that they should be very care.
full 10 nave them regular in attendance
In order that they may be promoted in
January. Students who are irregular
In attendance will have to remain in
the grade until June Ii should be re-
membered that the work is as impor.
tsnt as any Ia the schoi and that 1.-The
chill ireu who at end only once or twice
o week will not be fitted 90 do the
work Of the next division Of the grade
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
SpeCi1| Holiday Edition.
T his Weeks Number of The
Record is a Record>Breaker.

This week we present the RECORD 70
our readers in sixteen page form as
special holiday number. Special illus.
TT ,ted reading matter is presented which
will readily ~ sssu aids much 10 the
vaua Of the advertising columns. That
our merchants appreciate our efforts in
furnishing paper representative Of the
town is evidenced by their liberal pa
tronaqe OF its pages. We have several
extra copies on hand which we will be
pc Dsei to present 10 those who wIsh.to
send them 10 their friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

This is bound to be phenomenal year
in the purchase and distribution OF
Christmas presents. The country is
prosperous beyond oil precedent. Every
person able and willing TO work is
making money, and where there is so
much individual contontment it is bound
to pervade the masses 1t is a oorrobor-
alive fact that the merchants OF Alma
are doing business that beats all pre-
vious records, and the stores are crowded
on these rare winter DAYS. IL is foolish
to talk about avoiding the responsible
ties OF this festive season, much less at
tempting it. The custom is just as
binding as It is fascinating. You must
give and receive. and il is well IL the
giving be more joyous than the receiv-
ing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

Alma College.

The December Almanian came out
Yesterday. II contains a dozen cuts q
scenes about the college and town.
School closes today for the Christmas
holidays. Glasses will resume woI X
Tuesday morning, January 6.
Two hundred college calendars have
been sold by the Geneva committee Of
the Y. w. o. A.. the proceeds Of which
sale will be applied on the Geneva fund.
The subject Of the morning sermon at
the Bptist church will be Lessons
from III Childhood Of Jesu-." In the
evening the subject will be "Persever.
ence." All are welcome.
The Phi Phi Alphas rendered The
lomatheans. their sister society, a
b ,nquet in the Presby terrain chur, b
p rlors Monday evening The Ladies'
Aid provided splendid table and the
occ 'sou was in every way a success.
The Zeta Sigma officers elect for the
co ming term are as follows: President,
Wallace Weber; vice president, John
Sinner; secretary, j. Earl Weber /;
treasurer. Oh is. Chapman; first critic,
Ray Baker; second critic. J. Y. Brook I;
jlnitor, J. l.. Mcbride.
Phi Phi Alpha officers for the comir g
term are a. follows: pres, ID. A. John.
son; vice pres, Norman KING; Sec,
Tom Burnett; treas, Geo. Young; first
critic, Don McGill; second critic,
Oolley; marshall, Angell janitor,
Moon; reporter, Ellis
The Juniors broke the record by blow.
ing them elves for two spreads in one
week. Friday evening OF last week
they had one In the"sky parlar" and last
night another combined with a Christ.
mas tree in A. j. Halls office in the
opera house block.
Glass sp, eads are the order OF the 50 a
sou. The Seniors had five course dinner
Saturday night at the expense Of five OF
the lady members OF the class who
failed TO wear gowns on one OF the
gown days" appointed by the class
The seventeen seniors who participated
declare that they had "huge" time,
Will Brown is captain OF the Alma
foo'ba team for the coming season. II
tok five ballots to decide the election
Me-. Brown has had as much experience
Il football as any man who will be on
nsxt years team, having been on the &c
championship team. and he has tn,
qua ties Of a good football captain
Here's hoping that he will have q win.
Mug team.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Finest line of perfume at Bivins &
Rhodes.
Wien you want good bath try the
Wright House barber shop bath rooms
Banghart is making another reduction
in the price OF meats See his an
nouucement in another column.
You can no. buy you closks at Yer
meulen's at almost your own price. An
immense stock that must be disposed
Of
It's here aud now at the Racket Store
you get your bargains Stop today,
the article you want may be sold to
morrow.
We have the finest line OF fancy box
chocolates and bon bons we have ever
shown. Prices shot to pieces. s. L..
Benefits.
A fine line Of lickers with crackers az
Christmas presents for father, brother
or husband at Stsnard's New Harness
Store, opposite A. w. Wright's office.
You will fird great bargains In fancy
goods and p'lloS tops at Mrs. Bivins'
Our line OF 80 cent tops and backs can.
NOT b. beaten. All the new design for
1908 now in.
You will find large assortment OF
mems. women's and children's fancy
warm slippers at r. E. Pollasky =.
Nothing is more suitable for useful
Christmas gift.
The large line OF fancy hand msde
Indian baskets IL attracting the attention
% the Christmas gift seekers 70 II K
Pollasky's stores. Fancy hampers and
work baskets are useful Christmas
| offerings,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

The report OF the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue just made public
shows that the war revenue taxes have
b.en reduced about, 500 600 900 year.
Thesa war taxes were cut down by the
Republican majority in Congress. Just
as sonn as il was found that there as
NJ poss b litv Of the country needing
the add tional revenue. This action
saems e. have occurred smo thly enough,
l. 9pite o4rtain Dem g ATTIC prophe sles
g.. iears that the taxes were TO be con-
tinuod IL not increased and the people
robbed in or Ter that the Republican
party might saddle upon the people an
immanse sanding army with a garri-
80 ed fort overlook each city to over.
Ave- and str ,ngle the freedom OF Amer
Jean thoue ht and action. How ludicrous
" not sbom nable lme OF the Democra.
C Arguments and pretentions appear
Az the light Of la'er history And.twas
over thus from Democra"y's childhood
hour. The early teachings OF Thomas
j. ffsrsou were as W.T. ng as those OF
Bryan; although jefferson combined
WITH the pnlit clan, the statesman, ard
the genius, ard when he came TO the
Presidency he refrained from putting
his pernicious theories into practice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

Mr.. Cleveland Is believed II be brew
ing another cask OF his p p. p. (per.
sistent putrid psnacea) for all ills. The
eject OF this emetic Is always to turn
the tariff inside out, oan the country but
be induced to take IL. Much
70 the disgust OF the Sage Of
Buzzards Bay and Princeton. the people
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

The world has a very decided interest
n the report that Mexico IL to adopt the
gold standard som. Mexico securities
sre dealt In on many Of the exchanges
Capissl,s's in most OF the great Countries
have money invested In Mexico. All
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

I'll brave the storms of Chilkoot Pass,
il croes the plains OF frozen glsss,
Ill leave my wife and cross the sea,
Rather than be without Rock
Mountain Tea. Bivins Il Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
ROhhaHX.

Major Neu Raj Pills have robbed
stomach trouble 81 it's danger and sui.
fering. Try them. They are guarau.
teed at Bivins a. Rhodes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
Tax PAYERS

will be at Smith q Glass store,
Alma. every day until further notice 70
receive township taxes.
ID. w. ADAMS,
l239.tf Township Treas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

refused his nostrum last month; Lut
he can be relied upon 10 have the dose
ready for any future opportunity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
Rrlck for Sale.

Chimney brick, building brick. found.
alton brick. we'll brick. etc.. in large or
small quantities prices right. Brick
Yards two and one-hsf miles north.
'ast OF Alma. Union phone 1877.
i233-tf w. II. II. SMITH 81 Sons, Props.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

NELEGRAPHY taught thoroughly and qnick-
4 ly Greatest demand for telegraph opera
tors ever known. We can place all graduates in
excellent positions Total cost, SIX months
course. tuitinn Uelegrsphy and typewritug)
eoait anc room. t52. THIS can be- reduced.
Iud. 1879 s. teov
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

DOR SALE: A Good silver parlor lamp. In
Il quire Al this office
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
FOR SALE. RENT EXCHANGE, ETC.

90 Notices under this head will be charged for
At the rate OF Ave cents per line. No charge
less than IS cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

Tor SALE-A number OF pure bred Shrop-
shire rams for sale. Inquire OF WRIGHT d
DOANE. 1884
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

For SALE or exchange for farm products
7 five tanning mills in good repair cheap.
Inquire OF g 10. WILLARD. 1884
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-07-03
MExICO.

Circuit Court adjourned last
week.
Miss Violet Elliot is visiting the
lake resorts III the north.
DR.. j. y. Hawkins transacted
business in Kansas City last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris. Hall have re-
turned from an extended visit i'll
Kentucky.
Miss Irma Barnes is entertaining
Miss Frances o Brien, of Lawrence
burg, Neb.
Rev. A. Y. Truck, of Macon,
preached for the Mexico Baptists
last Sunday.
Misses Alice Morris and Susie
Houston have been visiting friends
at Sturgeon.
The union meetings in Hardin
Park will be held Sunday nights,
thru this month.
Rev. A. G. Britt preached for
Rev. w. A. Hanna at the Court
House last Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. 5. Smith have
been entertaining Miss Ida May
Henderson of Fargo, n. ID.
Mesdames Il. ID. Graham, ID. p.
Moore, Mrs. q. ID. and Miss Katie
Ferris are ut Spalding Springs.
Prof. Basil Brewer, one of the
brightest young teachers this state
affords, after visiting relatives here
and attending the teachers insti-
tute has returned to his home in
Kirksville.
If you owe subscription to the
M. Il. Church fund the committee
is anxious that you pay it at once.
1t is expected that the new church
will be ready for occupancy in a
few weeks.
Burglars entere d DR.. l.. o..
Rodes' residence one day last
week, while all were from home,
and carried away several minor ar
ticles. They should know there are
banks in this city and that the doe
tor keeps no money about his
house.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-07-03
Lightning Bag Fad.

"Cocoyos," the large Lightning
bugs of Brazil, Cuba ant- tropical
South America, that emit aeon
tinuous double light of sufficient
strength and intensity for one to
read the time on n watch eighteen
inches distant, and which the BO
| tocudo Indians of Brazil use for
illuminating purposes by combining
al number of them in wicker
cage, are soon to be novelty in
the pet lime in Washington. Some
ffty.eight oS these bugs are now
on their way FROM Cuba to Wash
ington, and on their arrival will
be the first ever seen in the capt.
tai. >-
This is one of the results OF a
demand for something new that is
constant on the part of the public
and competition among birds and
pet animal dealers. The cocoyos
are very large, though perfectly
harmless, and in many of the South
American cities and in Havana the
young girls and married Indies
wear them in their hair at night,
the effect of which is Singularly
beautiful, especially when the lady
wearing them happens to be blessed
with more than the usual share of
feminine pulchritudc.
The cocoyoS are very hardy and
will live for months with little or
no attention. Local pet dealers
are of the opinion that if kept in
doors and in warm places during
the winter in the same manner
that the parrots and canaries are
kept, the cocoyos can be dOmesti-
Gated and made to increase and
multiply in this country. This
has proven successful in the case
of the little geeen chameleon liz.
ards of Florida, that lay eggs and
hatch ont broods as long as they
are properly attended to.
The inajas snake is another no.
velty that has lately reached Wash
lngton and efforts are being made
to import some Japanese fight
ing crickets, to relieve the mon
otony of parrots and white rabbits.
The injas is variety of large boa,
common and indigenous to the is
land of Cuba, having very bright
and gaudy skin markings and
coloration.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-07-03
MISSOURI FAIRS
Secretary Of Agriculture
Complies tho List.

Columbia, June 16.-George b.
Ellis, secretary of the Missouri
State Board of Agriculture, to-day
gave out the complete list of dates
of Missouri fairs. as received by
the board The list follows:
Albany, September ..
Warrrnsburg, September ID.
Bunccton, August 27-29.
California, September D.
Cape Girardeau, October I'll.
Charlottesville, October 2l-2J.
Chillicothc, September 9-l2.
Columbia, August IS.
HarrisOnville, September %
Holden. August 26-20.
Jacksonville, September 9-ll.
Kennel, October IBIS.
Lees Summit, September 9-l2.
Memphis, September 0-12.
Scdalia State Fair, August IS
%.
Mohcrly, July % August |.
Nevada, August 5-S.
Platte City, August 2G-29.
Rorkport, September 0-l2.
Rich Hill, August 12-lI.
Shclbina, September l6-2O.
Stoddard county, August $50.
st. Louis, October Gil.
Upper Crcvc Occur, September
ell.
Washington, September 4.-G.