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Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

with joint agent. return limit will he cNtcrdrd to leave Minneapolis or st. rari up to and inol"dinG September 1St. 1902. Tickets wifi be continuous T1s.7ace in cacf? direction. Prescott and return. S3.0G, summer rate. sold for Saturday mornings train only, Good fer sixty days. }Viu remain in force to and including August 90. Castle Creek iIos
 Springs
 and return, $2.33. Arizona's only all the year resort. 4 place of beauty and cortentment Hotel accommodate tons second to none. Tickets on sale every day.
 Flagstaff
 aad return, Gl5@0, sold for train leaving Phoenix every Tuesday morn ing. Return limit 50 days from date CT sale. Stop overs allowed within limit.
 Seaside lxcucsionS
 Los Angeles and all Southern Califor- ria coast points and return. .ff..:,-9:E. Conamc ncin= May 1st tickets will be Soitt every | LueSG1S, ! Thursday anu Sit- urday. Final return limit Nov %. Do not lose sight of tho f3ct that ours is the cleanest, coolest and most pictur- esqHe route to jhe coast. Mountain air, coo! and refreghing two hours ride from Phoenix.
 Gfans: Canyon
 and return, $13.GO. Tickets on sale every Tuesday, good co days and stop overs permitted.
 Leave Phoenix 4:30 a. IT,, city time, arrive at rim of canyon 9:30 same even- ing.
 San Francisco and return, fs-z:J.4:5. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Final limit, November 50. Fastest time to Frisco, Dut one night on road, solid trains from -Ashfork.
 Through train leaves Pt>oerix 4:29 a. m, tity tine.
 For Pullman space and general in 1 formation call on or address, !. Ii. LaNDiS, General Agent
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
every ul v,


a2d return, ss 20. sold fov trai, le2virG Phoo:.iX every Tuesday morn ing. Return limit 50 days from dat. CT sale. Stop overs allowed within limit.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
Revival of
 Tan Shoes

The Panama hat and the shirt waist are responsible. Any straw hat CT other negligee shirt seems to suggest russet shoes. Tan shoes and Oxfords in all the newest stitchings, eyelets and tips. Bluch- Jers on whole vamps in soft leath- CTS and all the proper colors. Price from $250 to s4 pair.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

NTe are agents for the famous Dc,tlmins boot. made on t31e most comf4 4rtable boot last. full stock calf. Every pair guaranteed. Price SC pa Er.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
Prescott

and return, 1i:f.slG. for big cele0rat tioa July 4th ard 5th. Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Phoenix July Sd and 4th. with return limit July 9th. A good time and ample accommodations guar antecd for everyone.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

Cut this out and ial,e it to Eivey & Huletts drug starf and get q free sample of ChambeFlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. th9 best paysic. They cleanse &nd invi4oratc the stnmseh improve tlie 2pro ite and regulate the bowels. l;er.;:i;.r |aize. .5c per hc.1.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
aPOlis

And return ........ ......... .......$5l.2 20 Account annual meeting National Ed uc;tfonal association. to be held at Min ucnpolis. July 1th to 1lth, Inclusive. Tickets oa sale July 3pd and 4th. limit cl to July 18th. on payment cf ;9 cts. however at time Of deposit oi tici-ct with joint agent. return limit will lac extended to leave Minneapolis or St. pari up to and incl"din& September 1st. 1902 Tickets wifi be continuous Fas5ace in each direction.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01
Santa Fe Route Excursions
San Francisco

and return %3G.1O. account biennial meeting Knights of Pythias, August F. 14 Date of sale August and 9; return limit September l. Continuous passage in each direction.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

Footing in white and black, all widths, III yds in each piece: worth 5c per yG-Sac- Iifioiig price Ocr piece) of 1T yG.i fur...............
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

When you !iei be moderate. Whop- pers don't 90
Arizona republican., 1902-07-01

and return. %3.oG, summer rate. sold for Saturday mornings train only, Gcod fer sixty days. }Fi.l remain in force to and including August 90.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
THE BOSS MEDICINE.

1T. P Kumpe. Druggist. Leighton. Ala. writes: One oi my customers had q child. wkich was sick, ami threw up all fond. could retain nothing on it's stomach He bought one bottle Of Whites Cream Nermifuge, and il brought up 1l9 worms from the child It's the boss worm medicine in the world Whites Cream Nermifuge is also the chii,lren's tonic. It improves their digestion and assimilation O. food. strengthens their nervous system and restores them to health. viGor and elasticity of spirits natural to child hood. 25c at Elvey X Hulett's the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
MAD DOG.

\ 6OS goes trottinS down the street:
 Iie's mad: hes mad" they cry: His temper may DC mild and sweet
 His aspirations nigh: lie may be cut to take the air. But seven women see him there.
 where
 The monster saunte1s hy. TEe pauses, wondering what is wrong:
 Hes mad: hes mad" they shout: A fool CT two now comes along
 And wildly dance about; The children in their terror ba,vl- Mad dog. Mad dog." the women call The culprit looks at each and ali,
 And backs away in doubt A boy with one suspendcr on
 Runs i'll and throws q brick: \ hired man swaops OCT a lawn.
 Armed with an ugly sticH. The gathering hoodlums wildly whGop The dog permits his tail to droop. And. turning. tries to loop the loop
 Upon the double quick. They chase him through a vacant lct
 They raise the hue and cry. And how and then random shot
 Makes dust and gravel fly; Wiid-eyed. lie runs with all his might, and. nearly dead with sudden fright, He hears them veil: Hes mad: hell
 bite,"
 And vaguely wonders why. X dog lies dead beside the track: One loot is shot away, Another bullet broke his back There's little more to say; | score Of trembling mothers raise l Their eyes to heaven. giving praise To Him who in mysterious was Has shown His love this day. Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
THE MANUFACTURE
 OF PANAMA HATS

With Panama hats in such unprece- dented demand as they are shis sea son, it is not surprising that much has been written concerning them.
 The plant from which is obtained the material of which the hats are made is commonly called the Panama hat palm, although botanists do net Sroup it under the head of palms. classifying it under the name cyclanrh&ceoe- TG- botanical name of the particular spe- cies with which SC are concerned i-- Carludoyica paln.a,a. Tie South American natives call it palma de pi..-.. u is indigenous 10 parts of EcIIdor. ColombiaA Peru. Brazil and Central America
 Right here it may be well u leiHe certain terms that have been used by writers in connection with this sub ject and which have appeared ia ad- veltisements in the daily papers. with out their meaning beirs clear
 The word Jipijapa ie .-c-!,- the name Of an interior town ill Ecuador. ami the natives in that part Of the country commonly speak Of the Panama hat l.s the jipijapa hat. Another word that has been frequently used is AI2nabi This is the name e q province i-i Ecuador. and 4iarabi nat is also syl- onymous with Panama hat. Tn Man abi province is the city Of Aicnte .'i'isti. where some exceedingly fine hats como from.
 The statements that Panama hats are woven under water. CT that the very fine ones are woven only by can die light are characterized as incorrect by man who has all his life been er- gaged as a first iland in the Panama hat trade, and who has ne. only seen the hats made, but has naade Panama hats himself.
 It is true that the has arc woven iE the eariy morning hours when the al rnosphere is damp. as the heat CT the sun makes the fiber brittle and urf. for manipulation At night the r..- iz hung cut al the open air. whe- it ab- s0rbs the dew. and is the next day again in condition 70 be worked. This accounts for the great length of Jimc required ir the nat making. enc of ,he very fine grades requiring ur,-a-J ot three and i half months to produce.
 The hat is woven on q bl0ci; hioii is held betWeen the knees of the operator although scnle. Of the very coar*e hats are woven on the l.r5e of the native too peer to own 2 hat blcc>. .alel women and children among the f:@tive Indians are cnGaSed - the wearing oi the hats To the chilCrcn is i.trGsted only the making of the coarser grades and the youngsters become nlrra skill 9ui from year to year and in time some of them become experts capable c1 making the exceedingly fine has Those wiso have long been engaged i tise handling Of Panama hats know from glance at ti.e button Erc-- what locality the lat comes. Inc but ton is the little central portion of the crown Of the hat 2t which point th= weaving begins and extends otlJy,-ar5 toward the edge.
 While 9 great deal has been writer about $-O0 and S250 hats. i. must De remembered that th4se arc few 1T number WheE one takea into ccisi.-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
STORY OF \ PANAMA HAT.

The man looked hans-dog and guilty.
 lie walked up the steps Of his home vicn lis shoulders sort of hunched fer ward.
 There was . furtive. hunted expres- sion CT his face
 Oa his head there was S20 Panama.
 H. had paid szG for 1t Chat afternoon.
 That is Why ne looked guilty.
 During all his previous married fife he had been stalking himself to lids of the S2SS brand.
 But he had been aching and hunger ing for thfs $2G top-piece. and in q mo- neEt CT recSiessncss he lad bought it for himself.
 Re knew that when he broke lne reVs to his wife there would be some thing Ga.ng. and quick at tha-.
 II made nc difference that he had blown Ea:' to a s32 spring hat only month or sc ago.
 F. knew that
 Put he had firmly made -p his mind on ti.e way Up in the car that he'd boldly tell her that ic'd dug $20 for tne hat and take what vas coming u him.
 S?:e was ursta;rs when he let himself ia tho fr5nt docr. He braceG himself 2s he heard her descending the stairs
 He felt that his time was coming pretty swift As she got t3 the botto.G
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06

cration that . broken straw or q straw net matching in color the rest Of the lat, or d knot showing makes the hat defective it will be realized that there cannot be many cf these extremely fine hats produced. The finishing of the hat iS an operation requiring much skill because each of the oVerla puing Ihois has to be nicely turned back into the edge of the crown and trimmed otf.
 Of course. most people .n the trade are Dy this time aware that the Pan anna hats are not made iM Panama at ;tli. The great majority oi the hats made in Peru and Ecuador find their way 10 GuayaqUil, whence they are s1iprsd to Panama. and, after cross ing the istamus are shipped from Colon This is not true of the hats made in Colombia, many of which are shipped from CartaSena or Sayanilla.
 The great market and distributing point for Panama hats is Havana. and it is an interesting and curious fact inIt most Of the Panama hats sold in New York go from South America to Havana, via the United States in tran sir. This is because Of the fact that tile steamers do not deviate from their regular routes. Recently. however, scme shipments of hats nave baen landed in the United States without going to Havana and then back again.
 The alpine shape so popular in the United States, is nCt seen in Havana nor South American countrias.-AIen- s Wear
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
HE DID NOT G0 HOME WITH HER.

The peculiar ways of the Ameri,an girl are little by little winning recog- ritior. even admiration, throughout the world. The time was when in coI- ti.eutai European cities she was ac- costed in broad daylight wherever she happened t be cut alone. Now sha is generally understood to be sale until twilight. Fy ana by-, if q story is to be trusted that came ir lately on :. ste&-ner rom Italy, sire will re shlr- ned at midnight.
 i particularly tall ard fine looking young woman who was going nome q, twilight in Florence Was spoHcn to Dy q young amy officer. lie was perhaps under rather than eyer the rather di- -ninGtive stature of the Italian. and h. wore q TnonocIe. He asked her if he might go home with her. She stopped snort and ;ooNei him ovel. f:cmN head ;a foot Then she said:
 -.Ees. of eo5,rse-ii you are afraid to g" home alone"
 Then sin stood and faced },iin umtii h. siun.s eff around the neares, corner Kew York Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06

man Tor the sum of $2a0. Tne pus- a-asers name is Waicott.
 Sererdl weeks ago Whel the advance agent C.. the Eugene CCWies company
 as ih the city he stopped al the Deal t,s;d took a great liking D ,he p4rfoa> When ,:e reached New York he Ga- a,r:5ed he bird Jo 4t:. Waicott, who HaS &n intimate friend. ard that gen g,-nlan v-rot= Alr- Kerr as:.;ns his s-ice on the parrot 3;r. i<err placed -la price at $209. thinking that it uas ,"o large and that l.e would back cac. However, a message was received this morning stating that he would send s man Irc1n New York in few days ,o take me bird.
 D!Ssl is probab biy one of the fines; H-rrots in the country. as lle can dis iinctly say over 2o0 words-Eucyrus Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
@1.5oo eUARANTEEn YEARLY

To high class man or woman. with .-hange for promotion and advanced salary. to have charge small ctice at nome CT in home town, to attend to cor -2spondence, advertising and other york. Business of highest order and backed by solid men financially and pc Etica4y. A great opportunity for the right person. Enclose self-a ddressed s,a,0ped envelope for full particulars to WALTER B. REDNEAN, GENERAL SuPERINTF2NDlN Corcoran Built .ng, Opposite United States Treasury. WASHINGTON. D. C.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06

Of the stairs. however, ali Of lis nerve fn"zled out.
 why. what 2 pretty l,ato" she cz claimed. picking tlic hat oil the rack as she reached snc hall. How much:''
 Il was now or never with him.
 It was the chance of his life to as sert himself and make stab at pick ing it lip and running away with it.
 But his knees shook beneath him and the hot beads began to pour from his forehead
 Three 'n-a-half he raplicd- weak !s-, and then lae tossed in bed ali night trying jo G"re it out how he'd explain Tor the expenditure Of the remaining $l6.50 that he'd paid for the Panama heaas sear.-NI- sssaington Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
CHOLERA INFANTCAT.

This has long been regarded as one oi the most dangerous and fatal dis eases to which infants are subject. It can te cured, however, when properly treated. Ali that IS necessary is to give Chamber!ain's Collie. Cholera ard Diarrhoc2 Remedy and castor oil, as directed with eacn bottle. and q. cure 5s certain. For sale by Elvey t Hui lett. druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
NO EASY TASK.

Brown-I say, Dumley, Robinson has threatened that the first time lie meets you he proposes to knock some sense into you. You'd better look cut fer him.
 Dulniay mptuously)-Pooh. l. would take a dozen men like Robinson tc knock any sense into n2e.-Tid- Bits
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
CURES SCIATICA.

Rev. V. L. Riley. L. L. D.. Cuba, New York, writes: After fifteen days of excruciating pain from sciatic 1Aeu- matism. under various treatments. I was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment. the first application giving my first relief, and the second, entire relief. l can give it unqualified recom- mendation. 25c, soc and $1.00 at Elvey X I4ulett's. the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
Shake Eneo Your Slaaos

Allen's Fcot-Ease, 8 powder It cures painful, smarting. nervous feet and in sting out of corns and bunions It's the ercatest comfort discovery Of the a~e -Atlen $ Foot-E.ase makes tight CT new shoes feel easy. It is 2 certain cure fer sweating. calious and hot. tired. aching feet Try t today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Don't accept any sub stitute. BE mail for 25c in stamps Trial package FREE. Address, Allen $. Oim- sted, Le Roy, x. I.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
Mems NeCkWear 5OC

We make it a point ,o always have the latest in .aens ucokNear. Gu" Ne.y York tuEer is continually sending us tae new as soon as they appear in New York. Not q week passes but Wha; something goad arrives. Monday came a new 5oc line oI necl-Wear in pretty plain cc!ors. Some have colorad edges different ffom the tie; some are in fancy weaves; they differ rom any thing shown before. They're the neW derby shape 2aj are the very latest ties ~orn. Price 5Gc each.
 Same QQ, lities in band bows for the Few N>~b-turn-d down collar. Price, 25c each.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
(i0lf Shirts for
 Men

N.thing more dcsirabla nowadays than coli shirts fer men. They ;ro soft, no starch. free ai.d easy u wear and fashionable. Use your own judgment as to what collar y-o'l wear with these shirts. Cuffs to match included. Deserving gar i..erts. 50c and 75c each
 A ful line Of handsome novelties q f, 3f.0j; better qualities at higher prices until the top notches. the elegant shirts with French percaie bodies and French pique bosor1s, at $2.50 garment, are reached. Come here with the most exactins ilea of what you want. You "tl! find nothing desirable in pattern CT colcrinG missing from our large as eort.2e>.t.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
IN 19t0.

Hiram Crushing in)-G-eat gosh, Mi randy. it's rain:n' cats an dogs.
 AIirandy-Oh. desr. I'll bet anything that one uv them airships that WIZ carryin' the circus las blown up.- Town Topics.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06

For forty years Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry has been curing summer complaint, dyseriery, Ciar- rhcea. bloody aUX. pain in the ston:- ach. and il has never yet failed to dc everything claimed for it.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
lIen'S Working Shirts JSgC ~...e.sssas

Our ciieviot working shirts at 5Gc are 90 well made that We arc te-:p;ed t. say that you cannot find belte: made working shirts at any price. They are not cnly made uu to q high standard. but are cut full 1G inches long, shaped ann holes- Douole-stitcfed and tellcd sealns-rnade just as shirts should be made, cut 50 as not 70 cr2nlp EcV, no rFarter what your work may be. They gre sure to flci com faitaaIe. Stripes and checks i1 neat light and dark effects. Price sec each.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06

Years of suffering relieved in q night Itching plies yield at once to the cura- tive properties Of Doan's Ointment. Never fails. At any drug store, 50 cents
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
FAMOUS PARROT SOLD.

Dick, the famous Deal House parrot was sold today to New York gentle
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
IyIeell's Hosiery llIl ] v

We have several thousanda of doIlars i!Nested in nan's hosiery: of course, q carefully selected stock: that goes without saying We wouldn't invest such a sum without securing just the things We want, the popular standard goods and the seasons handaoa.est novelties. Black or tan socks, seamless and fast eclors, rair for 25c: better quality in plain or fancy patterns, woven. and embroidered effects, hupd1eds of patterns to choose from, pair fer 25c.
 Imported hoz;ery, plain or fancy patterns. made in France and Ger many, 25c p2ir,
 Best quality soc pair.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-06
hlen's Summer
 (]nder wear 25c. s (iarl1le1lt


 You r-ony net oa ahl" to lscen cool and colnfoltah'r daring the coming months. but you can en- deavo. to do so ant avoid much dis com:crs. Stat with understanding. Two items mentioned below will start you On the right path. Nice quality balbrisgan underwear in large assortment of pink. blue and ecru: farcy weave. Price 25c q garment.
 Derby fib. form-ntlng underwear in ec:u and blue. Price -5c gar raent; better qualities Ut higher prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-22
Mir Ordinance satisfactory.

The dairymen furnishing milk to the
city and other COW owners, who will
pay the special tax imposed By the
new milk ordinance, have voiced their
satisfaction with the rate of 81 per
COW designated by the last amendmen.
to the ordinance and will make no op
position.
There was some little show of dis.
satisfaction at first after the passing
of the ordinacne, but after an investi-
gaticn and consultation with laws
dealing with such special tax laws the
opposition first in evidence has dwin
died until now most Of the dairymen
have either taken on. their license OF
else designated their intention to dc
So The lowering of the tax from sl.5O
to 81 has made it quite reasonable.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-22
ANOTHER BIG FIRE.
Knoxville, Tenn, Suffers Half Million
Dollar Blaze.

Knoxville, Tenn, Dec 22.-The
worst fire which was ravaged in the
business portion of the city since the
disastrous million dollar conflagration
of 1897 broke out at 1870 o'clock this
morning in a four-story building on
Commerce avenue, directly opposite
the Central fire station and occupied
by the Knoxville Pants company. In
two hours buildings adjoining it on
Commerce avenue occupied by Broy-
les, Mcclellan & Lackey, agricultural
implement dealers; the David Commits
sion company; the immense establish
ment of the Brown Hardware company
on Gay street, Shanklin Grain company
and the r. II. Gate & Co., buildings on
the same street, had been completely
gutted. The six-story building of Nc
Teer, Hood & Co., wholesale clothiers,
and the three-story building of the
Davies Furniture company, which were
reported destroyed, withstood the
storm Of flying embers and were but
little damaged. Brandau & Kennedy,
retail tailors; w. E. Newton, jewellers;
The Whitle-Spence Trunk company,
and other retail stores on Gay street,
opposite the burning structures, were
considerably damaged. Conservative
insurance men say the loss will be be-
tween $400, 900 and $500, 900 Other es-
Inmates place it much higher. The fire
was a very spectacular one and at
tracted a crowd numbering into the
thousands. 1t is a miracle that no one
was hurt with the showers of falling
glass and terrific explosions in the
Brown Hardware company, that scat
tered bricks, burning embers and all
conceivable articles of merchandise
The collapse of the Brown building
saved the business district from loss
OF $4,000, 900. at least. the flames being
easily handled after that structure had
fallen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-12-22
BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
Messrs. +. A. HuhhaIl and E. v,
ChdyeS Have Returned.
DELEGATION MADE GOOD IMPRESSION.

Hon. Frank A. Hubbell and Attorney
f. V. Chaves returned this morning
from Washington. where they were in
the interest of statehood.
Mr.. Hubbell in an interview with a
Citizen reporter this morning said:
THE non-partisan committee who
went from Albuquerque to Washington
in the interest of the statehood bill
have done some very valuable work.
They created a good impression among
the senators and refuted the false
charges made by the subcommittee
of the committee on territories about
New Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma
as to their fitness for statehood.
THE non-partisan committee took
great care with all the efforts they put
forth in the interest of statehood, and
great deal of good was accomplish
ed for the territory. The senate stands
as nearly as could be found out a ma
jority of sixteen in favor of the
omnibus bill. The vote will be taken
before the goth of January If the state
ments of the senators of the opposi-
ton are correct.
Senators Quay and Foraker will
take the lead of the republican side.
and Senators Bailey and other demo-
Gratis will take the lead in favor of the
territories. Senators Beveridge and
Dillingham; are taking the lead of the
opposition against the admission OF
the territories.
"The general opinion prevails among
the committee from this city that we
will have statehood"
Messrs. Thomas S. Hubbell. Thos.
Hughes and ]. NJ. Sandoval were left
in Chicago and will probably reach the
city tonight or tomorrow night.
Judge b. S. Baker, U. S. Marshal G.
M. Foraker and Mr.. o. n. Marion. on
leaving Washington, visited eastern
relatives and friends. and they should
arrive in a few days.