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New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

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Cass5 ''Consr-sssonaI LiTnitsd'H .ss5. Ass .tSs
M % ls i nlsa5 m suHsay; SoSSrs.siossi ssh nt. Hsi
soUTHEIsN RAIIwATGs.ss. -s as p n. i.ia a IT,
Atlantic COAST LINE-sss a n and as p. m
sEABoARD AIR LINE-I.:s p m and 1910 a. m
NoRFoLR AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-s.2s D m
CHEsAPEAKE e OHIO RAILwAY-7.s5 a m. week
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT .=nd NoRFoLK--T,5a a
ATLANTIC GITY.--s's5 q and ass p week
saaay ana os nAsH 0sta SIS % s
ssturdsas ony 5 5ssP . as ssIesPt Long
ss5 snSn sa @ and and as m So 6sbrosss sn
c0rtiands Ssf;ss: only 3 ,su.,
SOS. ..s5 f9s Ss5 fH5lsPsifH1A as5 sss ass
as q I 55 8 for SSftS PhiisdsI5S.
o5iy1 s55S s55 755. s35 SIS g. 80 FOR North Bail
days sos sT55, IS 'se5. stsS5, S. .tIo2s. .less
for eorth Phradsehis onIyl. '@ss. sass. s.55 7S5.
s25. se5 Cs.sS for North Philadelphia onlg) p u.
l2l9 night
Dining Ger, tExtra-fsre train
Ticket Offices Nos, as1 1854 I13 and Isl Broadway:
ISe Fifth Avenue !selow 2Sd ST.: sss Ftfth Avenue
above; Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton Street.
$50 Broadway. and Pennsyi~ i~ania Annex Station The
New York Transfer Company will call for check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
ttnaton
Telephone Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
w ". ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD
Gensral Manager Pass'r Trarne Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
NAVAL STORES.

The market tor spirits urpentine presented steady
rndertone with prices unchanged ard demand fairly Eood
In 1ObbtHS way. ItOsn firm unchanged.
although savannah Is moving up Tar was quiet. We
quote.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE. OIL and machine made bbls
66158izc-
TAR. 81 75Gs4 s5 nominal
RosIN-Conmon - good. strained. 81 20; z. 81: T.
81 40. W G. 81 20 ana " w. s. loqs5 20.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turpentine. bbs.
Tar co.
wilmington. Sept l-sPIsITs TURPENTINE. quiet.
b2i4c receipts TO bbs RJSIN. hrm So 40; receipts
TAR. Arm 81 60; receipts %. CRUDE TURPENTINE
Arm 81 2A. Sc 75. 81; receipts. 14i.
Nsw-OrIeans. Sept L-TCRPESTINE-Rece so
bbls
London. Sept. 1-TURPENTINE SPIRITS. 4Os 4ild
ROSIE-American strained. ss 1iad: hne lis ID.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Sept. FLOUR quiet. vHEAT-spring IN
settled: No Northern 81 243a Winder-No 8 rni1ee'
5slsc OATS strong; No l whits. 35iac: No . mixed
S2%c. CANAL FREIGHTS steady.
Chicago Sent I-The leading fltures rangea as fol-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
CUNARD LINE.

aT A vELoCE"zFsst Italian n.l1ia Line; c.uo,
~ SrNrsI HARTFIELD CO. = Wall ST
New-York tribune., 1904-09-02
NTALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD

" Bard Annual Series. Illustrated programmes an!
ssr,ir1llars from THOS COOK q son. 2ei and Slsc
Erosag2y--8se NaSLs0n Ava. New gosk
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

y sem os ~forisHi iRaHSs for iiOfe ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
Sill gruf. Or. Sans @erhars Stub.

(San bans 55oe SsOfeIsSa8.)
(0teI: 8 RoienIunS urOer 5agas SnI.)
Sans Saber iaacSe Serrcns Orb
8lanbt Gloite @eiterlaubs Sabre;
9ans Su9ge itoo paa 8iscpuiins SorS,
90 tu9eu ouggebes bebre;
Sbt Der EN- @ugeI ia bans Mor:
"SanS StiGbne opao Ieberl
Serit beber pi MI Saberpor.
90 faa bi cams bam Seber.~
&eu mer ban bsbtes, iom Sauo6eos Soil
Sor 2lttberoommcu 6erneoen:
San blcp Ell u + + B bort norIfc SoIf,
% berfor eIifer ban 6reoen. -
0og be, ON 6rSet sbes @oIS
Gf Segreus 2ibertiuer,
ga bIinter fart bans Sroes SfioIo,
90 aonoeu5 SIa9iuGro bpiuer.
On Stnb al aar, bare femtifsm, -
Oct er 10 BOG ei iaa mango,
St triite Souer bsr inc Jig frem
90 brmpe iubIcnbe Sauge.
8or 9lGbes Sat bu Itrsmmer no,
Sil 9auoens 8ro iis bGber;
Oh milbt fra BAN os bragte 8llo,
Sda Satters Souer b6ber.
~. Q. scieeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
RnitaSs Scoartements . @utif

@raupille, q. DAT, ueobrpnote / for
rtge llge til @runoeu. gpaningcn
optoa en- balp @Iod. Sele gutifens
SnObolo bIeu 9uerneS Roo. 5obet
Cpqiues ill $4,000 meO finn SIC.
600 Insurance. 9e, iom beboeOe
9pguingenS eoerite Gtaee, rehoeSe$
mes 0eo o. ueppe. 4ariogcu til 81
oens Spfomit er ufienot. 9peu bar
intel oronct 9rouSopien, oq set bar
fun meo oert noeritc aritrPngelie, at
9pep bleo reo6et ira l%lnoergaug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
ScoleIsoaesfeit.
Irpiesipr Sr. 6. q. Stub bGores paa
lin 55oc 5%poiclsoag.

9rof. Er. 6. q. Snib ieire0e SirS-
oag oen 230e iSebr. i'm 55oe 6solels'
Gag. Slitber Seminars Stnoenter 60
Or. Sntbs tioIisere gIeuer bereote
BAN ifeIge "Noroueitcn" po oennt
anIeoning en- itor Sp~erraifelie. 81
ban ON a~litenen Tom biem til Semiio-
riet ira Ell 9eisg PEG Slttber ScIpital
bleu ban eiforteret til SeniuarletS
MuiifppreIie, bpor Stubenterne %
en0el andre par iorlumlet, StnD.
Siermitao, ser iungerebe JON Mite
mems Yrpiioent, pitOe operlaoe I'll on
ore at taIe ON 5oronIeonin9en til
0eune SammentomIt % opIplte fun,
at set ierite 9etmmer pau &ro8rom'
met oiEoe blipe en- Gang al Sem;.
narietS iumtlige SanBere. Serpoa
iremtroaote Gaitor q. 5. See al Su'
tier Seminars ierite 8ulo % irenbur
/ aniIoaeuoe Orb en- Stlien % SpfsnIf'
ming % EAT til Troi. Or. Stub ira
alle bans GIeoer llroer bans 25soarige
@irfe. fom ~tbeologiif BroieSior ped
&lrtber Seminnr og operratte BAN iom
@eburtSoagSgape ct Album me0 9iI.
le0er al ale t~BeologiIfe aanOibater,
Ser / bette SioSrum par uoBnaet ira
Semtnariet. Otter ct Rtmmer al
Seminariets SrfeIter bol0t Faitor s..
8. 9otbne - ogioa al Seminnrie.s
iorite altlo - Ell glimrcn0e Gale,
bport ban brogte Gr. Stub ale bans
~tiOligere og nlluprenbe @IeuerS 2pF.
enIfning iarleoning al bans llorpps
nelie iii Goftor / S6eoIo9i; SoIeren
OoGIe6e ogiaa oeo Gr. Clubs parnle
SlttereSie og arbeioe Tor at %iren1nle %
nPffe SanIen for alt ifient og G0eIt,
iaaIom goo Siteratltr % 8llnit, Mll'
iif % Gang.
SeminorietS @IeeGIllb lang Sereiter
Gen tore, botSe Slot" al 8rieg,
boorpua Stuo. Carl Sauer irembar en-
bierteIi8 SiIien % Cat ira Stuoer.
terne ion operrafte Or. Stub, ION
8ape ira Otsie, en- INIT 2Rneitol. g..
ter oenne Gale iuIate ct WllIifmlmm'r
ipiQet al StlbentPrne Slui. IilS "a
Siguro gIuiSafer iamt Ssiteren Iif8
Cora gIpiSafer. 9ereiter tog Gr.
Stub Srbet. SAN fortiente life al
Senne &oS % SplOeit iu9Oe ban, men
rtloe BOG u0tnle lin @lGSe % Saf.
r~emIi8beb ior ben aiPrIigbco, .iom o..
iaa MI oar pit BAN. 3eoenitaoenoe
Gang al Or. Gei8en blep oerpao inn.
get al StlSentcrforet, SlltteIia ben.
oenSte SeminorietS 8rpiiOent, 4roi.
glpiSufer no9IG Orb til Or. Stub %
6orinnllingen % aiillttteoe nleO gln.
6agt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
Gil Sr. s.. o.. Stub.

(SsSeSaseu bans BEN 23Ne Scbr. 1904
gtc iteuoe firing Beg, iom fhIfirs / itriS,
me, ipeinarne mango, iom OH / 81 tio
beo iamla firing BEG o8 lett ! oen b9r.
iom taIa an Scrren bans bootapp franz
Der.
Re FEM til Seg, booSirs, meS billing
ioag.
oa biarta 70 mango Del Ter / cit lag
ao tafiemS til beg for aft 9oot, iom me
felt
no flnnitap % t~ierIeit i dari iom siett.
9u IeiSSe ois trufait / ianuinsc tor.
Cubs anSe. ban CAB beg be mandnoe orb.
Su rula mp ipuir, 10 binrtu Del brann
ap eIobue til alt bet, ei tanning ME fam,
90 itor itenS on for ois. iom fuunifapsns
mann.
og Itor iom elm toll ab CUBS uaaSe 10
iauu;
men itsrit iienS Nu for ois - Be. iegia
co BIT
lom ficrlei!ens mann itrnn tprlt 90 III
iiit.
9ifor bill me behn gnarherre % Cub.
ban. - bsiIt til on iteno ION hans hit
tlGoSe bruo, -
Sit biarta biz oeree 90 bahia beg fat.
ON persi iett inn meh Del itormharoe far
Sa. aIbeimsns Srott, ban BIZ iisna 81
rio
mes Iioiare baenr. Tom lipet Set friS.
10 ungeomsitert eleoa ! @uesbarnets
linn
Der bsst Grai oloins ! bimiIeu inn
Gin au iueiuarne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04

rer. hap0e SiTiun meo 9paningcrre
90 @run0eu, gioroe Su0tisb for
Sfolen ON.
giterot Gormitoriet bIeo bpgget.
boeoe ban meo lin Samilie / beune
9pgninl oN pco SiNeu al tit spriGc
slrbeiOe hSrtc set oaioa mco til hans
@icrniuG at ia Spipn meo oG bolNc
Stpr pou @ltttcrne / 9prmitoriet.
Oct er life set bebaaeligite arbei0c
beS Ell Sfolc oQ beIIeriffe set l~etteite.
Gen iom mco SeIo ifaI uoferc ct ioo-
0ant Irbrioe. moa bore bauoc Soocr
90 RoIiti. Nuu maa bciiboc bnaoc
@iS6cm Sin0ighco, Suft, &iGrlil'
bcN oa @eitcmt6eo. San ntou ia set
pcS ia. at hon babe inoanoer @ltt.
tcrnc Rcipeft 90 uinoer SereS Sirr'
Iidheo. San ntoo pprc &aaiprhe
bnabe tent Oh tiolid, % han ntoa
brre irnrtinQt oICitr0&. Trof. Ut.
tcr6oe hop6c en- iGrIiQ @onc / bcrnc
Rctnina. gufcItc Gutter firnbc nof
Ihinbom til Ell SiO hric minSrc ueu'
Iiac SeIcIicr moo bom; thi han aior'
Sc set ihmbom uof iao ubcboQcIiat
for SIoQieruinQ$mTn6; mcn Set
qIenteS mart; FIJI Sc pi0itc, at bon
pilSe belr ucI, OF at hon ItrTocoe
mes at Qiere W Tr6 al Sem,
1roi. 0ttcrboe bciao Ell uNImlnoe-
Tia @iliefrait. San bar ilitttG, ietg
og uhboIoer0c, FRO iom Sub %
pooliocIig iom 6ielO. San par cit
pIigttro Wanh, alto paa lin Bot
oItio ntrGttelig, % albri9 brrtc man
bum flagc caer fnurre. 8if oct 9oot,
iao Qlroeoc ban itg, @tf oct odor'
lia, ierqcoc ban, men ia life itort, ar
bciocbe bare liae l~iortrsoeut, GAP al.
Orig op. San bopoe set fife mco at
reiignerc, ON set life off ham eitcr
Guifc. San par Ell 900 % fro Sic
ucr, fro / oct imaa iom / set itore.
9tu or 6aus GogSoprf cuOt. Get
er li0t unoerligt at tGnfe pno, at
ornuc fiertote % fiPre SfitfeIie, loan
por iou inbcrlia forbun0et meo Ct.
Slai College, life IGnQere fRroe@
0eroppc pou Naltgen. 0tan bar rGrt
iii al ie ham iure meo StormIfriot
mcllcm @pQuinacruc. Ser por ro'
oct. iom ifuIoe oroueS, % Ser nur
noaet. iom ifuIoe iitanoiTtteS, alto
bar ban paa 5orteu. &i ipneS, 81
trGrate banl. 8i ipueS, pi ifiIoe
hapt emit iii at beboIoe hnm IPngcre;
men nanr Serren piloe set nnoerle.
bcS, iaa ifaI pi life gua irctte meo
@tto. men finn beoe, at han oiI no.
brioe tro Arbei6ere iIieoetfor Dem,
iom iaut gaa inb til Soileu.
Com Brof. Otterboe bap0e lepet
iaa osoe ban. San hupoe life bapt
imoo at urbei0e pes ct. Slai enonu
en- Struo; men ii6en SUD life -piIOe
set, iou bar ban bel fornsiet meo oct
iaa, iom @uo pil0e hd oct, og mco
archaeological luffeoe ban fine Zine.
San troeoe. at 8ub boo6e iorla0t
BAN ole bans SDnoer, og at arnti
90
BLOB bupOe ilpOt ogioo for Dam, %
at ban for artiti Sfpl6 aIcne ifuloe
ioo gaa inc iii Suilcu.
Gen 25Oe Sept, mebeu$ ban emo
MI funoe iiobe noe og rllSIe omfrinq
bupbe ram ifreoet | fin 9uGbca: g
man not Zee tbc Inn mann bans more.
But : mill ice another inn. SeiuS,
the Con OF 600, lpbo iittetb at thc
ria6t BANJO Of 500 tbe 6nt6er al.
migtbp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04
bolot mango @iioStieneiter iblarot
6olfet, lGite meo aoniirmanterne %
boIot 2 NenigbeoSmsber.

spranbrct Yorcsic: Gep. q. Ir.
peien, Ct. Slaf, Soipo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-04


Sornaub Sorgerien henuenScr
zig til ReoIemmerne Of Soma 81.
thrift % beoer Treiter, 1eniGbeoS.
lerHnrer, apinoeforeniuaer, ling.
oomsforeninger. Gigeforeninspr og
enfeltperioner ON Of fomme en-.
oremisiionen TN meo rigeIige 8oper.
Sm beoer erinore, boor panifeIiat
Oct er for Observation-Disclosures at
fonume no al oet meS fine imlaa 9en.
ntnger, og ifaI Se Sa life foa fin lille
Ssn, ioa blir Set 10 bob6elt ilemt,
San minSer ON Seiu Gro: ~SoaS Z
bar giort moo en- al mine minSite
grsore. ser bar 5 giort mpS mig"
IS anleSning al 8. 5. Sor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

Many a self-made man would per-
haps turn out a different kind of job
if given another trial.-Chicago News
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

ing in the newspaper business mere
last spring. 1t was understood that ne
would take charge of the Arizona
Democrat. Overtures were made to
him by the owners of the paper but
an agreement could not be reached
and he did not feel inclined to make
the venture. 1t is the general sup
position that If the paper had passed
into his hands the fate of that ill
starred journal would have been diff
ferent.
Mr.. Russell is political writer of
ability and is familiar with the inside
as well as the outside of politics. He
is also known to be able to introduce a
great deal of sarcasm into his witt
ings.
During heated political seasons in
this city and the county a great many
of his productions in prose and verse
appeared in the local papers and some
of them proved to be very effective.
For obvious reasons credit was not
given Mr.. Russell He preferred that
it should go almost anywhere elsa.
Mr.. Russell was moreover a good and
useful citizen and his return at any
time will be welcomed by large NUM-
Der of friends.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13
THE PoMPADoUR is DOOMED
Fashion Dctators Rule That Women
Must Abandon the Fad.
The pompudour must 60"

The pompudour must 60"
Is this threat of fashion dictators to
come true, and are we approaching an
epoch of pompadourless women?
Fashionable hairdressers say the
much worn and beautiful pompadour
must disappear, or at least be put aside
for a season or two, until women coax
their erstwhile unruly locks into the
healthy condition lost by rough usage
necessary to the building of the pom
padour roll, else American women will
soon be practically baldheaded.
The average woman Of today is not
blessed by nature with an abundance
of hair. and the use of false hair. such
as switches, rats" and the like, used
in the soft fluffy pompadour so be-
coming to fair young womanhood, has
reduced the average quantity to abso-
lutte meager thinness. The rats"
cause to fall out what hair the snarl-
ing with a comb does not pull out.
What shall I do to save my hair?'
is the cry of eight pretty girls out CT
ten.
1t is the wearing OF false hair" ex-
planned hair specialist the other
day, land the system of shutting and
knotting the hair to make it stand out
that are responsible. Ill treatment of
that sort will take the life out of the
most luXuriant hair and cause it to be-
come uneven, harsh and dry, and in a
few years it will so effectually kill the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13
AN INDEFINITE CHECK
The Amount Specified Only Money
Of Mexico.

Nogales. Ariz.. January 12,-(Special
Correspondence to The Republican,
A decision was rendered by Judge
Davis in the district court here tn"
past week which is of special interest
to business men on the border of Mex
leo. The case was a suit by business
man of this city to collect the amount
named in a check for $1,000 Mexican
money payment of which had been
deferred.
In rendering his decision Judge Dav-
is said that as Mexican money has no
recognized value under our laws there
fore it was not for specified sum ami
the holder of the check. even though
he be an innocent purchaser. could not
collect it. Had the check been drawn
for a specified sum in gold. it woulc
have been held good in favor of the
third party holding innocently. This
decision will demand general atten-
tion among business men along the
International line.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

about seven cars a day, thirty logs to
the car.
Eduardo Pergolio, of New York. il
still in town Mr.. Pergolio is said to
have secured options on several strong
properties in the district for the New
York capital he represents in this field
1t is reported that deal has about
closed for "a large block Of Santa Clara
stock, the money to go into machinery
and important development
Hoffman G. Co. have lust finished
their assessment work on five claims
pay streak richer and wider. The last
few buckets of dirt brought out were
rich with visible gold.
The Carrasco group. west of the
Home Copper Co., is showing up some
fine ore. A vein opened this week
shows 80 to 40 per cent copper. The
owners are sinking on a big blow out
In Gold Belt no man out that way
is leaving his work undone. for all can
see the writing on the WALL" ami
feel the thrill of energy which IS in
spired by the certain knowledge thht
caDital is sure to take hold, the LIS
Angeles group, the center of the belt,
bearing witness to the beginning
Messrs. Crawford and Potter took a
party of eastern arrivals, officers and
stockholders of the Sierra de Orc COM
pany, up to inspect the property Tues
day morning. Their crosscut tunnel
to tap the main vein at depth is pro-
crossing rapidly and will be 1000 feet
LONG when the ledge is met. In the
meantime they may intersect several
lodes on the way.
The shannon's North Pole ore find
is improving steadily with depth The
body of ore is Immense. 1t averages
about per cent. The ledge went al
most barren a little way below sur
face. a siding rock jutting in and
running down about forty feet. Be
meath this rock the big ore spread
out, carrying reward for the patient
pursuit made in spite of surface dis
coura gements.
Some of the ere recently taken from
the Polaris goes higher than anything
before got in the district. Estimates
on various veins cut run from 800 to
better than $500 per ton in gold With
these strikes and the strong beginning
of work by the New England & Clifton
Consolidated. together with other re-
cent moves of importance in the To-
callty. things up that way are in a
fiourishing way and attracting much
interest.
IT is rumored in mining circles that
the recent discoveries in the Gold
Pelt section have come to the atten-
ton of a syndicate of gentlemen rep
resenting large capital, and that they
are already feeling their way prepara.
tory to opening negotiations with the
principal owners Of property in the
neighborhood with the purpose lit
view Of putting up reduction plants
to reduce to concentrate form all the
output of which the Gold Belt is capa-
BILE. gold, silver. copper and lead, 70"
their own smelter. which viii b.
located at the point most available
fuel needing to be considered. This
move will be carried out, 1t is said. in
harmony with plans of the proposed
new railroad up the ella, and will
tend to hasten that enterprise. A
spur could easily be run up Eagle
river. or on the mesas adjacent.
Gic Thompson and associates have
completed annual labor on three
claims, and Angel Campbell on two
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

fingers. A dash of cold water after ths
rinsing will prevent a cold.
Here are a few hair dont's:
Don't use an egg to wash the scaln:
the odor of the egg clings to the
hair. no matter how carefully you try
to rinse it out; it decays. and % =
sensitive person can readily be de-
tected.
Don't perfume the scalp. All alcoh.ss
dry the scalp. Use TIN. perfume upal
the ends of the hair and OF, the :;ttI.
love locks about your face and ars.
Don't use hair tonics prorniscuOuslv.
In some cases a good tonic s benef-
cial. but in most cases /; IS Ike who
to timid horse. Ra.hrr lin nut from
trustworty specialist The true cen
dition and abide by his decision.
Don't go to bed with your hair ,,;n-
ned up. Let your hair rest the SAM
as your body.
Don't forget that your hair. Ike
yourself. or a flower, or a plant. some
times gets thirsty. little wate- TOW
and then will help it grow
Don't forget to cut the ends o. vo'tr
hair every month or so. You nick ;ha
dead leaves off a plant or bu~h so IL
will flourish; why leave the dead ~clit
ends upon your hair to prevent its
growth?
Don't read a few words about scal1
massage and imagine you can restOre
gray hair to its natural color by ner-
sistently irritating the scalp until the
poor. tortured skin rebels: an electri-
cal vibrator skillfully operated. gent
w agitates the roots of the hair and
thrills the tender scalp with its rub
Der end; that is the only sure scai9
remed-'.
Don't let madame and the beauty
doctor" tell you all you need is his o.
her hair food. 4 hair food properly
constructed is an excellent thing. but
it ia one thing to feed the roots OF the
hair and another thing to produce di-
gestiOn. Most hair foods merely clog
and congest the pores of the scalp So
that the hair rots and falls out. Tha
human hair is chemically composed Of
sulphur. carbonates and salts. and q
insure a new growth Of hair a fool
predigested containing these ingredi-
ents should be used, a famous special
list explains, but it must be properly
applied.
Don't wear a hat or cap while in
doors unless you would cause grey
hair and badness.
Don't drown your hair in olive oil b.
cause your scalp is dry. A little pure
olive oil rubbed into the scalp with tn
tips OF the fingers about twice a week
is excellent. Each hair germ lies en-
bedded in a tiny cup-like gland filla.l
with an oily substance upon which tho
hair feeds. When the scalp is soaked
in more oil than ii can absorb the
little gland becomes flooded with OIL
and the hair gland is strangled.
Don's brush your hair to death: you
might better pull it out; il won't take
so lOnC.
The women of the Orient have a
beautiful way of pertaining thsi-
tresses with oil Of perfumes. This i
the formula: Two or three drops az
oil of eucalyptus. oil of cassia or oil OF
sassafras dropped into bowl of warm
water will impart a delicate. clinEin<
perfume to the hair, most pleasing 20
inhele. Bernhard and many Other
noted actresses have perfected tb-
Oriental secret process of hair per
Tuning. and could easily be recognized
in the dark by friends by the delicate
wave of perfume they use.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13
A SOUTH SIDE CANAL SUIT
A Water Share Which Has Been Di-
verted From a Lease.

Another south side water suit was
is the case of Wolf Sachs against var
ious other persons including Laura
Billup's administrative of the estate of
William Billups, B. F. Johnson, E. E.
Jones and c. n. Stewart directors of
the Utah Irrigating Canal company.
James Johnson, secretary of the COM
pany and Charles Bauer
The complaint states that some time
before the death of William Billups,
the plaintiff leased from him tracts Of
land aggregating $50 acres under the
Utah canal. There went with the land
seven shares Of water in the canal.
Some time since Mrs. Bhlups sold to
Charles Bauer one of these seven
shares and the defendant, officers and
directors of the canal company were
rotified by Mrs. Billups to furnish the
water for that share to Bauer instead
of to the land leased by the plaintiff
Acting upon this instruction they re-
fused to deliver the water to the plain
tiE
The plaintiff is informed that MIS-.
Billups is about to sell others of the
seven shares and win do so if she IS
not restrained by an order of the court.
The plaintiff states that he has a ten
ant on the ground leased from Billups
and that by reason of the withdrawal
of the water of the share sold to Bauer
the crops are damaged.
He asks for an order inf1 the fist
place, restraining the officers and di-
rectors of the canal company from
Withholding from the plaintiff the wa
ter represented by that share and al:o
for an order restraining Mrs. Billups
from selling any other shares apper-
tanning to the lease.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1904-01-13

baskets that could have been carried
out, shipped to other parts and rapidly
turned into cash.
The authorities were notified early
yesterday morning, but there is no
clue to the identity of the burglar
except perhaps through an incident
that happened about midnight and
reported by tourist who IS spending
the winter here. He was returning
hcme with his wife from an evening
spent with friends and near the Pres
byterian church, on the street back of
Mr.. Mardis place, man stepped out
in front of them as though he were
going TO hold them up. He seemingly
had not noticed the lady and when he
did was a trifle embarrassed himself
lodged back into the darkness.