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Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

A BIRTHDAY PARTY. - The if teenth birthday of George Byors was celebrated on Wednesday night at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Seth Byers on South First avenue by surprise party attended by about twenty of his young friends. There were refreshments and games and alto gether a pleasant time. Among the guests were Ben Kimbe-. Martin Elder. Howard Walden. Claude Rudd, Lindsey James, Dave Crossley. Robert Hussey, Lin Thomas, Harry Hurley Walter Harlan, Jimmie Fitzgerald Roy Hoop CT, Linville Lutgerdins. Charlie Blaine, John Long, Bert Braswei, Clyde Hooper and Glynn Howard.
 A BOY AND A DOG.-A great up- roar vas created at the corner of First Avenue and Washington street yester-
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
THE REAL CAUSE OF DANDRUFF
 AND BALDNESS.

At one time 6andruff was attributed to be the result of a feverish condition of the scalp, which threw off the dried CutiCle in scales.
 Professor Unna, Hamburg. Germany, noted authority on skin diseases, eX- plodes this theory and says that dan druff is a germ disease.
 This germ is really responsible for the dandurff and for so many bald heads. It can be cured if it is gone about in the right way. The right way, of course, and the only way, is to kill the germ.
 Newbro's Herpicide does this. and causes the hair to grow luxuriantly, just as nature intended it should. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
REGISTRY RECORD
Broken in the Phoenix Postoffi. e
 Yesterday.

The Phoenix post office record for registry business was broken yesterday by an increase of more than forty per cent over the busisness of any previous day since the esta ablishment of the Of fee. There were 140 pieces registered. The highest previous number was 99. Ordinarily the registry business IS az tended to by only one clerk but since the holiday rush has set in it requires the services of four and they are kept busy.
 But aside from holiday business the work of the office is growing. indicat- ing marvellous growth of the town whatever the census figures may be. It takes two men now to attend to the sale of stamps. an office that one could easily fill before. Yesterday it is es- timated that the sales amounted to $500. Postmaster McClintock some times catches himself wishing that the office could be made into a fourth class office so that he could have all tne proceeds from the sale of stamps. Then he remembers that in fourth class offices the sales of stamps do not amount to as much as $500 or anything near that sum and he is reconciled to the present classification of the office.
 Still he thinks it would be nice if an arrangement were made by which post masters of presidential offices were al- lowed to keep the money for all the stamps they sell. If the department will make a ruling of that kind in his case he will agree to go without his salary. pay the rent and all the eX- penses and otherwise make the office self sustaining so that the government; will not have to bother its head about it.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

up there fer the wondeTment of future lgenerations whose scientists will specu- late upon the origin oc the great rocky ledge which will extend northeast and southwest through the eastern part of Arizona. It will perhaps be thought ta be sort of Chinese wall.
 There is only one thing about the journey, MT Morgan says, that makes the trip endurable and that is a solace only to those in whom the gambling In- stinct is strong. That is a perpetual anxiety in the mind of the traveller re garding his fate. He will be continual- ly speculating as to whether he is go- ing to break down the next minute. That helps keep his mind off of his present troubles. It it were not for that worry men would go crazy going over that trail.
 MT. Morgan says there will be more sheep in the valley this winter than ever before since sheep began to be brought into the valley at all. There are two great sheep trails from the northern counties into the valley. One is the TIcber trail and the other the Chavez. Over the former 100000 head have already passed by actual punt and it is estimated that 1250 have gone over the latter.
 Mir. Morgan estimates that there will be not less than 25O,OCO head in the val ley. This year. he says, there will be room on the desert for all the sheep in Arizona. Feed is springing up every where from the base of the mountains to the cultivated valley. Every sheep man who has taken advantage of the circumstance of plenty of feed this winter will make a fortune. MT. Nor gan has only 1900 here. Henry Hun ing of Show Low has brought in 23,OO0 in three hocks. Several other of the larger sheepmen have nearly as many. The winter MT. Morgan says is very much like that of 1897 when all the sheepowrers got enormously rich.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

Mir. F. B. Gage and MT. w. F. StaUn- ton arrived here late yesterday after noon from Tombstone on the special RI. 6 r. train. Mir. Saunton left on this mornings train for Congress but MT Gage will spend the day here.
 President r. M. Murphy of the s. F., P. x r. railroad, his assistant, J. IT. Emmert, and MT. Leon c. Bailey of New York were guests of the Hotel Adams yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

day by an altercation between a boy and a dog and traffic was temporarily suspended. The boy was small one of not more than six. He had just been patronizing a toy store and had bought a tin trumpet and ball. The ball fell out of his hand and q cog which had been taught a trick or two picked it up and started home. That boy set up a howl entirely out Of pro- portion to his size. He ran along after the dog screaming: "Give me that ball." repeating the call every jump. The dog was slowly gaining on him and would have got away but symp;,- thetic stranger stopped the animai in front of the post office and rescued tine ball. The boys fright gave way to delight but he was still hysterical
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

The annual stockholders meeting of The National Bank of Arizona at Phoe- nix will be held at their banking house on Tuesday. January 13. 1905, at 3:3C p. m.. for the purpose of electing off cers for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such. other business as may properly come before such meet ing. $. OBERFELDER, Cashier.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

cases Ballard's Snow Liniment has for many years been the constant favori;e family remedy. 25c, soc and $1OO at Elvey & Hulett, Druggists
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
FAvORITE FAMILY REMEDY.

Frequently accidents occur in the household. which cause burns. cuts, sprains and bruses; for use in such
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
SC

Small Sour Pickles.
 Small Sweet Spiced Pickles. Large Extra Select Stuffed Cucum- bers.
 Large Extra Select Stuffed Mangoes. Fine old German Sauerkraut. Pure Double Strength Apple Vinegar. Pure Apple Cider and We are selling 'em fast.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Christmas candies of all Isinds at Hanna G MuuSous.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

For Verify. Verify, more and more, It pays to trade at McKee's Cash Store
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
WITH THE POLICE
Notes and Happenings at tho Central
Station.

Notes and Happenings at tho Central
Station.
Jerry Hendricks, colorsd. was arrested
yesterday afternoon on an affidavit eharg
Ing burglary. The complainant Is Mr. II
A. stoddard. who alleges that he was
robbed Of a nns overcost on January 2.
Hendricks denies the charge.
John Dolan was arrested yesterday by
the detective department on two sf6da-
Wits charging him with burglary. he Is
charged with entering the ofnce OF Or.
Ralstonl IN the Khan building and getting
away with a number Of small articles He
waived examination In Justice uuls court
90 this charge and was placed under
bond or 5000 He was then brought before
Justice Matthews on the charge If steal
ing a bicycle from Sweeney's loan oface.
In this case be was held In $500 bond
Three overcoats, one black. one brown
| ard one light. arc held at the police sta
ion awaiting owners patent paper
trimmer used by wall paperers. a pair OF
fourteen-ineh shears and camera also
await Identification
No report was made at the station Of tho
burglarlzing Of the residence OF Mr., Rob
ert Jennings at 100 Hickory street. II
was reported that q lady's gold watch,
valued az 500. WAS stolen. ''rhe matter
has not been reported 20 MS" said the
"The published reports Of wholesale bur.
Charles lately are not correct" said De
list as published IN an afternoon paper all
but two or three are months old. and the
offenders have been captured and are
serving their sentences This statement
should be printed In Justice 10 the police
department. When we are apprissd OF
burglarleE robberles and other crimes we
20 70 work on the cases Immediately aud
In nearly every instance we have rounded
up the guilty parties. glance al the
January docket Will show that We made
afidayttS against hfty-three persons on
the charge or burglary twelve for theft
from the person and seven for felony theft
and IN nearly every case they have been
held 20 the grand jury. / DO not think the
detective department should be abused as
II II when such results are shown"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


o. r. Rouutres Of Beaumont IS visiting In
Mrs. ]. snvtsSerg l.tt last Monday for
Dallas on a visit 90 Mrs Kemper
Mr.. Julius l.. Flock is very IN at his
residence, 24l2 walker avenue, with pnsu'
monla.
agent 5Ps %n baV Warner nj Sy5 Co.. SAT- S
lie city.
Mrs. Henry Posmsinskey tncs Fox, who
has been quite III for the past two weeks.
Is recovering
Hampstead were the guests Of Mrs Claude
Cain, 1916 Center street during the past
week.
Miss Mamie Abersohn. manager Of the
millinery department at Levy Bros. left
for New York yesterday on her spring pur.
chasing tour.
DR.. George A. volck, who has been alb
sent from the city for q month past, visit
ing Chicago and other western cities. has
returned home.
Louise Cleveland Of Brentwood, TeTas. are
visiting the family OF Or. v. NJ. Davis,
1914 Rusk avenue
Mr. D. Edward oBrisn. the managing
editor ~ The Successful American, a New
York publication. Is IN the city In the In
terest Of his work.
Mr.. Earnest Cook, who IL very ~ with
pneumonia, y better today, a. his father,
Captain 4 II Cook Of Austin, Is here 10
administer 70 his every want
Miss Mary e. williams, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. W n Williams and Was
ter Horyeu Miliams VIII leave for New
Orleans Wednesday morning 70 visit friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Tom Jones went to Tsyior Texas.
Friday and returned yesterday, bringing
with him his wife ana children, who havs
been at Taylor for about two weeks Mira
Jones wss called 60 Taylor owfnE 70 the
death ~ her mother AZ that place.
At the request Of Governor Sayers and
Misa Ney, the sculptress, Mss Duncvant
vii yisit ARstin nsxt vssk a sac tAe nsasi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
CITY BREWTlEs.

THIS Brays Bayou Gun and Rife club has
postponed its masquerade ball until further
notice.
There Is an undehvered telegram at the
Postal telegraph Office, l1s Main street. for
Charles linsley.
There viii be 8 meeting OF the Adath
Ieshurun congregation at p. m. today cor
ner Preston and Hamilton streets.
Dick Dowling camp. c. v, will meet
az their hall in the Light Guard armory.
Mr. Israel Bell and Miss Clara Spencer
were quietly married yesterday afternoon
at s o'clock by Justice Matthews In his Of
ice.
The Magnolia Bowling club wiki have It's
hrst monthly contest for the Hamilton
medal this evening az Jones place on fhe
Harrisburg road.
The Caledonisn society will resume week,
IN dancing socials at their hail next Wednes.
day at o'clock Members are entitled 10
invite their friends
There will be a meeting OF one Of the com
mittees Of the Gentlemen's Drying sassocia-
ton at the office Of Or. w. r. Eckhardt
, at 10 O'Clock this morning
There are undelivered kilograms at the
office OF the Western Union Telegraph com
pany for O. ?, Crockett. Matte Ftnney, T..
B. Proctor and l Robertson.
The Sharks club viii hold an inDortant
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon at their
club room on Commerce street 10 arrange
matters for their proposed smoker on Feb
ruary -
Mr.. and Mrs r. Taian announce the mar
rlage OF their daughter Marie Louise. 70
Mr. Matthew D. Railey, the ceremony 20
take place on Monday evening. February
IA, AT '9.80 o'clock at the Church Of the An
uunclatiou.
Holm williams. who was under arrest
charged with theft from person. was taken
before Justice Hill on two additional
charges for the same orense, on eXamina-
fiop he was held over in the sum Of 800
in each ease.
News has been received here announcing
tbe death OF Mrs Dora HaisieY az Little
Rock Ark Mrs Halsley formerly lived In
houston She was thsmother of Mrs. j. n.
iiaag who has gone 70 Little Rock 10 at
tend the funeral.
Manuel wilson. the negro charged with
.nafehlug purses from ladies. ives taken be-
fere Justice Matthews and gfyen prelim-
inarr examination on two additional charges
~ IN each case was held 70 await the
nction Of the grand Jury In the sum OF
$500.
N.vs was received here yesterday an
norneinr me death OF Mr.. A. G. Manit ~
Tufkiu Mr. Msffitt was sn engineer on
Nv. ~ euan.fen East ana Vest Tsxar. Ha
Va rsasx1y maExisd n Gala sv 70 Lisz
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
h Lang ton, who win return to Houston to

Langston, who win return 10 Houston 10
make her home,
Tho members Of the High school alumni
win hold a meeting at the High school
Tuesday afternoon at o. clock The alumni
has decided TO bring out AIRS. Jean Sbcr-
lures on modern art for the benefit OF the
cooking school fund.
The Altar Guild OF ST. Msry's Epis.
cOpai church viii give social next
Wednesday evening at No iii unHp.
man street. The ladies In charge OF the
arrangements promise an evening OF real
pleasure and enjoyment 10 ali who may at.
tend. They are ladies who understand
their business ana know how TO keep a
promise well made. The arrangements have
all been perfected and something new in
the way OF entertainment and pleasure will
be given
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Broxton. wadden. years. capillary bron-
ehitis; Nicola Johnson, coIored, ~ years
pulmonary; MYRTLE senner, l month.
nonia; Cordine Clay, 10 years, la grippe;
~ o. h. Gloar. 30 years, pusrperal sepsiS;
w. r. Eastman. 80 years. typhoid fever.
January PSI. W Basket, 50 years. gun
plexy; Tony Witt. ID years. gunshot wound
tnQuest.
January 3o--Infant Of Susan Jones. pre-
mature; Harry Tnnsy. 10 months. marss.
mus. Il. BrowE, coiored. so Years, natural
cauees dpquessl: +. Williams colored. ~
years, natuTa causes Inquest. Ida Bell
TAsmaA colsfsd. d&ya. Batursl causes in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
camo oHIeer. EIeotsd.

Alvin. Texas. February Lat regular
meeting Of John A. Wharton camp M.
ESQ. Confederate Veterans. held this after
TO serss for the ensuing teTms N ~
Ragland. captain: n. NJ. Farhcf, first iiels-
tenant; u s. Moore, second llentsnanti A.
wicfs sdiutsnf: Rev b. 4 smith. ehapl
lain; J. r, Cobb. opartsfmAsssI. \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
WeekIv Mort,larv Renors

rhe following IL the mortusry report fer
the city Of Houston for tho week endine IL
s'eisck yesterday.
January z8.--Anna Wilkinson. coiorSd. y
years. spinal meningitis. Jeh Douglass. col.
0red, 30 years, gangrene: Henry Senlke. az
'. sannssy 1y.--Allss AHA. asys lHaa.tlsa;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

candidacy. have been very kindly re.
ceiyed In every county and town that
have visited, and II don't land I'll be very
as favorable as It is at this time. oh. yes,
! have an opponent. he Is Hon. A. A.
Aldrldge OF Houston county"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Is the selection OF good board Of alder
men. Each ward should offer It's very best
men as candidates, They should be men
who are ia perfect accord with Colonel
then they can accomplish something II
we are TO have a city administration that Is
divided against itself there Is no necessity
OF fncurrlng the expense, labor and trouble
that Is always involved in an election.
We might as well keep on as we are II the
mayor and his aldermen are to be- In 3
sauabble all the time After the best men
are seected-men who are representative
In their character and who have an abiding
Interest In the city-every good citizen
should go TO work for them. They should
talk about them and advocate their election
In season and out Of season, on the street.
in the club room. in the lodge room, IN fact
every where that the idea Of clean, health
ful city government can be advanced and
on the part Of the good people who believe
in Houston and have faith In its future
greatness. There Is nothing SO desirable
Just now. and nothing that will tend so
greatly TO our Advancement, as a hrst-clnss
political condition. By all means lei MS
have II. because II is ours II we really want
Mr. W. G. Hickman, FOR many years
connected with large printing estab-
lishments Of San Antonio, but for the past
four or i've years residing in Laredo, Texas.
arrived In the city yesterday morning with
a view Of permanently locating in Hous
ton. Post man met Mr.. Hickman at
the Bristol hotel last night and upon in
Qulry about the Rio Grands country, he
said: THE people oil along the border
would feel very grateful Just now for a
little Of your mud and the accompanying
moisture. The drouth IN that section Is
prolonged and Is becoming serious mat
ter to the stock Interests OF that section:
In consequence of this business OF all kind
Is at a standstill, and the larger interests
suffer In proportion. Notwithstanding these
conditions, Laredo lie growing and as usual
the big annual Washngtons birthday cele-
bration, under the auspices or Aaqui trloe
No. 50, Improved order Of Red Men VIII
be the drawing attraction again this year
You no doubt heard about the last one.
The one this year will be equally as good.
Houston Is the city OF Texas, and wnen
the bayou Is made a navigahie channel Tor
ocean craft, she will be the great city OF
the South
Hon. A. W. Gregg OF Palestine, Texas. Is
in the city visiting his brother-in-iaw' Rev
Mr.. Green. 14i5 Cont street Mr. Gregg
Is a candidate for congress and has Just
completed tour Of his THE SEVENTH ais
trict. which is composed OF the counties
az Anderson, Houston. Trinity. Polk, io'
ertv san JRclnto Chambers and Galfeston,
In sneaking OF his trip, he said: - am
not one OF these optimistic men who pc
lieyes he IL going TO get anything oeeanse
lie wants II, but must say that ny sMlns
around the circle has given me sres. - -.
saa 70 b. ysyT hspsfui eS ma hssaA*s " -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
CORNER PRAIRIE AND MILAN.

euestl; Orlando NJ. Doty. 90 years. anlgaA
January si.-Frapk colliss. IS years. pull.
mOuary tuberculosis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
MackintosI1es

1a' en,e me offered is at greatly reduced prices
Nhsses and chiIdren's Goats. tboronnhl.
proof that were 800 and $50, 'o'Suy IAN
90 -, Coats' thoroughly rain proof not very man,
: 90 'ie yaiues are extra good, they were n
'''''p' Observation-Disclosures .0U
o,n, and Childrens Coats extra quality thor.
1 : ~ ram proof, several styles, were 400 =
(, 80. ~ 2'oo' now '..'''.,,.......,...O .CU
Z l1a aa Goats. Our entire stock that were r m
900 to 1850 each, choice now "''e 5.UU
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Of the monument to be erected 10 General
Albert Sidney Johnston, which Miss Ney
has made. Miss Dunovant viii visit WAGE
before she returns to Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Exquisite Foulard Silks

n incompatible collection Of the very choic
weaveS, and we guarantee you that the value
24inch Twed Foulards csc a yard
All the newest shades of Green, Sevres Blue, ROYAL
Blue and Cardinal. Lovely designs. Win be sold
elsewhere at soc yard.
25'nch Satin and Twiled Foulards, 75c yard
In all size polka dots white ground with coloed dots
oolored and black grounds with white dots viii he
sold elsewhere at ooe yard.
A'inch Peau de Sole Fouards SSc yard
Exquisite new color combinations and very artistic
designs, most excellent weave. VIII be sold else
where at ST. 90 yard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Reliable Fabrics
Priced Much Under Value

lou Know you can always depend upon the oualiti.,
q. ,is store and these prices are remarkably low.
Saheoes Indigo blues, Turkey reds. silver or,vs a..
onl[tlngs regular SC kind, Monday, 10 40 1"'
60 ~ O5C
ne ,anneiettes pretty patterns, very choice coorine
our NE, regular i5e kind. All on Monday at,
o. 80. :, ''''''.................O &c
0 ~. heavy quality double Heeced solid coored
1 anu su1pso regular Zoe kind, Monday, <
our rsani,r Gus 80 inches wide, soft finished,
Long Cloth, q yards in piece. good ou.Iit,, 80
the regular Us kind, Monday, Piece $500 SOC
Apron dinghams, splendid quality. pood
coloEs, regular Ole yard . &c