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Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
The LerlsIature and the Prison,

That the maintenance of prison at Yuma is an absurdity from every standpoint does not admit of dispute. But why any other section of the ter ritory should wish to have a penitentI- ary as a next-door neighbor is more than anybody can explain. The To- cation of a prison for convicts in any community is detriment to that com munity. and no advantage. The ex- perience of every prison town in the United States is the same. After log rolling and spending money to secure the prison, the town favored has re- gretted it's success. Yuma seems to stand alone in desiring to hold on to an undesirable adjunct
 The territory generally is interested directly in three features connected with the prison. namely: cost of main tenance, expense of conveying convicts to the prison. and employment for the prisoners. All Of these factors operate to the disadvantage of the taxpayers so long as the prison remains at Yuma, but nothing would be gained by re- moving the institution to the extreme eastern section. in Graham county, as now advocated by some members of ance would be no less in Graham than 1t is in Yuma county The expense of conveying prisoners from the several counties would be as heavy. on the average. and except temporarily there would be no peter prospect of steady work for the convicts. If the location of the penitentiary is to be changed at all. it should be to a central site. Maricopa county would be the ideal To- cation. but no fully informed citizen of this county would wish to have the prison here.
 The legislature has it within it's power to solve the whole problem of the prison. in it's most important as- poets. by enactfng legislation which will give the territory the benefit of convict labor on the roads. Such law would antagonize no section; Yuma could retain the prison head quarters, and be welcome to the fla vor" and the prison camps situated at different points would lessen the cost of transportation of convicts thereto from the counties wherein they were convicted. Above all, the use of con- vict labor in the construction of roads would be an unqualified benefit to the entire territory. Within five years the value of this labor in we'll constructed roads would amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars.
 Why does the legislature hesitate to adopt the most sensible course?
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

of 1t is that the color line is more sharply drawn than it was years ago. Is it not the part of wisdom to recog- nize facts, and is not the negro likely to make better progress when thrown kept under white tutelage and patron age? At any rate, 1t is a little absurd for an ecclesiastical body whose black and white communicants do not meet at the altar to insist that there is a great moral principle in the meeting of their pastors and elders in Presbytery.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMENDMENT TO THE ARTICLES
Of Incorporation of the Arizona Mex
 ican Copper Company.

Be it remembered that at the regu- lar annual meeting of the stockholders of The Arizona Mexican Copper com pany. held Feb. 15, 1905, at the office of the company at Phoenix, Arizona, the articles of incorporation of said company were amended by the affir- Tnatiye vote of a majority of all the stock of said corporation outstanding. Ev changing the first paragraph of article five of said articles Of incor- pOI atiOn to red as follows:
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by board of directors consisting of seven CD persons, each Ot whom must be a stockholder of this cor poration, and they shall be elect ed annually on the first Tuesday after the second Thursday in February of each year by the stockholders of this
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

corporation at such time and in such manner as shall be prescribed by the bylaws of this corporation, And
 1t is further provided that no direc- tor of this corporation shall continue as such after he ceases to be a stock holder
 In witness whereof. the said stock holders at said stockholders meeting have instructed these presents to be signed and acknowledged by the pres ident of The Arizona Mexican Copper company and attested by the secretary thereof, this 18th day of February, 1905.
 J. F. HUBINGER. Attest: w. C. FOSTER, (SeaL) Territory of Arizona,
 County of Maricopa- ss.
 Before me, Minnie A. Wright, a mo- tarS public in and for the above named county and territory, on this day per- sonaIly appeared J. E. Hubinger and w. C. Poster, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument as Presi- dent and secretary respectively, of the corporation described in said instru- ment, and as such officers acknowl- edged to me that they executed the same as the free act and deed of said corporation, and that each of them and said corporation voluntarily ex- ecuted the same for the purposes and considerations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of fee this 18th day of February, 4. D. 1905.
 MINNIE. A. WRIGHT.
 Notary Public. My commission expires June ', 1908. Filed and recorded according to law First publication Feb. 25, 1905.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
south Hin P. O.. Va, Jur

South Hill P. o. Va, June IS, 1904.
 Dear Sirs: I old confederate soldier of the army of northern Virginia; a colonel of the Thirty eighth regiment of infantry of Picketts dvi sion; will be saventy-sx 26th of this month; lost an arm at the battle of Malvern hill, and shot through the other and thigh in the charge of Picketts division Gettysburg. After the suffered nearly thirty years with chronic trouble the bowels. having frequently ten to fifteen ations daily, which at times ncapacitated me for any business confined m-7 bed. tried bot tie your Mat Whiskey with wonderful effect. It helped my digestion gave a fine appetite; de- lightful restful sleep. consider it invaluable medicine for many complaints particularly bene- hcial, as in my case, for chronic trouble of the bowels, and take pleasure in recommending it for the complaints s known O benefit Respectfully
 COL. POWHATTAN B. WHITTLE.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

into the possession of the Yaquis. The problem of dealings with the rebels in Sonora calls for something more posi- tive. however, than the revival of the -and-arrow industry.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
Duffy s Pure Malt WhiSkeV

 of old  offered
 
  and is of andg a N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

Thousands, both Men and Women, Have Had Similar Experiences With the Great Tonic stimulant Which is Form of Food Already Dgestod.
 Col s. B. Arbuckle 1ss Third street. Memphis, Tenn,
 q can recommend Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as best stmuIant have ever used. Some years ago I was run down and my all unstrung. I was advised to take tonic stimulant tried several that did not do me any good. My doctors prescribed Duffy's. After using bottle could see G9ing good. l am in good health today feel that it is due to your Pure Malt Whiskey.'
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
GLOWING TRIBUTE OF TWO
 CONFEDERATE VETERANS. E

 the of North Virginia ho shipsS Say WhSkey Has Re Nerves
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

MAY R. PORTER, professional acoomPanist. 516 South First Ave First class piano music furnished for receptions, parties etc Rate reasonable.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
AssAYER AND mETALLUaaIsT.
LESSONS IN ELocUTIoN.

MRS MAY FRENCH COOLEY-Reader and Teacher of ElOcution. OrRfory and Physical
 Culture Delsarte. Studio, 427 S- Fifth Ave
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
osTEoPATH

DR. D. L. CONNER. Osteopathic Physicfas- Office West Adams St. Phone, ofice Rs& 149s residence Red S3.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
FACIAL TREATMENT.

PROF, DOW, M. R.-Dermatologist. remove all blemishes by Electricity Electric treat ment and Massage, 515 N- Center street
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

They DuHs whiskey Wonderful Re- storaton to HeaIth strensth nd Vigorous Manho   of ymn in
  a heart tonic ha ve
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

Painless removal of corns eE buuions; prices 50 cents escA. A A Privacy assurFd- Day night All instruments sfeTil-
 ized- Fashion Barber ShoE. 43 VI. Washington St., oPR- Santa Fe ofice. Telephons Ncs sssEs A4 Red e62-
 ~ InGroHins Nails Spsekalty-
 FRANK SHIRLEY
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Voice Culture and Singing.

MISS CHRISTINE FARNESE - Certifcstea
 pupil of Madame Marchesi. Sf9 N 3d Aveuur- Ofice hours: Wednesdays and saturday
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26
sANITARIUM.

ARIZONA MEDICAL snd SURGICAL SAS-
 Healthfui dietary. 5I5 X. Center si.
Arizona republican., 1905-02-26

Kindergarten and Primary Sehoo4- DERGARTNER-Lucy FeTrin Ellis. PSsf- MARY TEACHER Flora Reynolds Laird
 a kinderga gartcn graduate Primary training E-
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Notary Public. My commission expires June '. 1908. Filed and recorded according to law. First publication Feb. 25, 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
adapted for reducing the hips and abdo-

adapted for reducing the hips and abdo-
men.
Stand erect. with the hands above the
head, arms straight CFfgure D. Bend
as far backward as you can and then
forward until the finger tips touch the
toes. without bending the knees Gig
ure %
Stand erect, with the feet well apart
and fists clenched at the breast.
Step to the right with the right foot
at the same time twisting the body to
the right and striking out in the same
direction with the left fist CFigure 81
Next, do the same with the left foot,
striking out with the right first. Done
fast and long. this will prove a splen-
did exercise for reducing the stomach.
Stand erect, raise the right knee, with
the foot relaxed Ffgure . until the
knee bumps against the chest; bend for
ward a little to meet it. Repeat with
the left.
Lie on the back, raise one leg and
making an extra effort 60 draw the
knee nearer the breast CFigure 81. Lie
| on the chest: push up from the floor
| until the arms are straight Gig g.,
keeping the body and knees straight.
These exercises should be gone
through regularly each day when the
| object is TO reduce the hips and abdo-
men.
Next to exercise comes the importance
| of systematic dieting. This is particu-
| larly necessary in the case of middle
aged people. Few people realize that, as
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Found Remedies Very Satisfactory.

Would you please tell me the recipe
for scant eyebrows and lasheSZ know
that 1t has been published often. put
have mislaid the paper; also something
for the scalp. After ] have washed nay
hair, in 4 little while, not TWO weeks,
IL nearly sets me crazy with the itchlnS-
I did have a recipe about n year and a
half ago 1t had cologne in IL l cannot
remember anything else / think IL cost
40 cents | am using your hair tonic Tor
oily damp hair. and fird IL the best
thing / have ever tried My husband
IS also using your quinine hair tonic Tor
A bald spot on his head He has been
using IL for the last month. and now
we can see some Improvement, and sew
eral other things that have tried have
proved satisfactory. Mrs. c w 3.
You will find the formula for eyebrow
grower in answer to C A. r. From
the itching sensation in your head .4Iat
you describe, L think you are troubled
with dandrun. Try the dandrun cure l
am giving you. II IS very gratifying TO
hear such satisfactory reports Of my
remedies.
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF.
Tincture OF cantharices, l ounce; liquid
ammonia. ] dram: glycerine, i ounce:
oil of thyme, u dram.
Mix AL together with six ounces Of
rosewater. Rub the scalp thoroughly
with this preparation until no further
evidence cf dandruf is noticed
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
A Good Skin Focd.

VIII you kindly tell me K your orange
flower cream viii I'LL cut the face and
neck? am 81 years old and have used
camphcr ice for over ten years; my skin
is fairly good. but does not seem TO M
out. VIII you kindly tell NE IL IL can
do me harIn2 / am 50 anxious TO Keep
myself looking as nice as poSSlple-
i have begun to take nerve and nesn
food as I am painfully thin VIII you
please give me your valuable a9Fice ol
The aboyey / have been advissd to use
olive oil and drink milk but fear the re-
suit would be biliousneSs-
Whatever information you give me
will be more than appreciated. and L
trust next week the formula Tor orange
fiovye- cream may be in your valuable
columns Is the face to be washed De-
fore putting on the cream? viii cold
water toy l never have used warm
water on my face, but will follow your
directions Nrs- L. v
l know OF no better skin food than
the orange flower cream IL IS periectiy
barmiesS TO get the best results. first
hattie the face in warm water ana tlleH
apply the cream. rubbing vel INTO the
skin. wine off with q soft cloth AFTER
ward At night before reuring, Is the
hest time 10 make the application, ana
the face should be washed II colo wafer
in the morning
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM
White wax, ounce; spermaceu; I
ounce: ianolin, 2 ounces; cocoanut on.
ounces: orange flower water. .s,sSS Vunces !,
oil of sweet almonds. ounces; tincture
of benzoin. 80 drops
Melt the first five ingredients together-
Take off the fire and beat until nearly
cold adding little by little the benzoin,
and lastly orange flower water
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
yX yITIIN the past few weeks I
NM have received so many letters
" " containing requests for exer-

" " containing requests for exer-
cises that would reduce SUI
perfiuous flesh. particularly. over the
hips and abdomen, that ! shall treat the
subject generally, and trust that each
interested reader will find the informa-
ton that suits her particular case.
How 10 reduce flesh without injury
TO the constitution is question which is
continually recurrent. AS rule, there
are few cases OF obesity which cannot
be cured by careful regulation of diet
and physical exercise. So many women
say: II have exercised or Il have diet
cd. but Il hasn't had any effect" Yes
but how long have you perseyered in
such course?
The average woman goes in for vio-
lent exercise for a month or six weeks
at the longest. and abstains from fat
making foods for the same length OF
time, and expects to get permanent re-
suits. This is not enough-the treat
ment must not be spasmodic; ii must be
regular and prolonged. The woman who
is inclined to be too stout has not an
easy road TO travel in tryia5 10 keeI
slender. But she can succeed. If she
will persevere.
In regard TO reducing or increasing
weight, exercise IS like a good rule-it
works both ways. The general rule is
TO work hard and fast and long TO re-
duce weight
The exercises given are good for gen
eral reduction, but they are especially
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Troubled With Acne.

saw i'm Mrs. Symes' recipes yestcr-
day that some one had found Monin's
remedy Successful in curing acne. / am
troubled with acne and have tried sew
eral remedies, but none did any good.
VIII you please tell me If this Monin
remedy is a patent medicine. ana where
IL can be obtained? ! should like to
try It; also, would the orange flower
cream be good for my face? / have
some trouble with superilous hair on
my face, and have To be very careful
about using creams unless recon-
mended. Mrs. X. !. l..
I am giving you formula for the acne
recommended by Monin, which any
druggist will fill for you. The orange
fioWer cream will not promote growth
of suDerfious hair on the face.
Apply the following mixture to the
afflicted parts morning and night
GlYcerine 30 Grams; oxide of zinc. :
grams: soap tincture. 10 grams; potassa
alum. grains. Mix
For internal treatment in connection
with the above the patient should take
each morning before breakfast one
IA tablespoonful of mixture composed of
equal parts OF pure glycerine and castor
Of
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
The Medicinal Value of Vegetables

cellent for sufferers from constipation.
Asparagus stimulates the kidneys.
Bananas are beneficial to sufferers
from chest complaints.
Celery contains sulphur. and helps to
ward off rheumatism.
Cranberries are astringent and cor
rect the liver when IL is suffering from
inaction caused by overeating.
Dates are exceedingly nourishing and
also prevent constipation.
The juice Of grapes is laxative, but the
skin and seeds are iileely TO cause con-
Stipation.
Honey is a good substitute for cod liver
OIL
The juice of lemon f. excellent as A
gargle for sore throat. but should not
be swallowed.
Carrots are good for those having a
tendency to gout.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Painting Fits.

Painting proceeds from different
causes. the cOmmonest being a dis
turbance of the circulation OF the blood
In the brain. For an ordinary fainting
ht lay the patient fiat. Great harm has
often resulted from the treatment of
ignorant people in trying to make the
patient sit up. or propping up the head
with pillows. To send the blood back
from the heart TO the brain, the fiat
posture is absolutely necessary Let the
patient lie so that the feet are higher
than the head. throw the clothes about
the chest and throat open. sponge the
face with cold water. and give some
cold water to drink.
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What Hot Water Will Do.

The best toilet preparation in the
world is plain hot water. Here are
some OF the uses TO which IL may be
put Drink a bowl of il every night IL
you want GOOD digestion, a good sleep
and a clear complexion. Put bag of
ii TO your feet when you hare ii cold
10 your back when you have a back
ache. or at the nape of the neck when
you have a headache or feel sleepless.
Battle the eyes with 1t when they are
inlamed. Soak the feet in It when they
are tired. Soak the hands In IL before
rnanicuTing. Steam the face with X
once week for your complexion. Bathe
the cheeks in it when you want them to
Be rosy.
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reduce large hips" large arms" and
large breasts?"
2. Would the hot vinegar rubbed on
the f1eshy parts to reduce flesh as
rapidly as the clear alcohol?
8. Do you think walking four miles 4
day, with careful diet and some exer-
cises. would reduce one from twelve to
fifteen pounds in one month?
T. What kind of skin food would you
recommend for n dry. scaly-lookinS,
biotchy compiexion?' c. d.
Since receipt of your letter exercises
for the reduction OF superduous flesh of
various parts of the body have been
published in this department. Rubbing
the affected pats with clear alcohol
several times a day is excellent for re
ducfng superiuous flesh. BY exercise
and dieting you should be able to reduce
your weight greatly in a month. The
orange flower cream would be good for
your complexion
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

toasted bread. A word about your
sleeping-limit your sleeping hours to
seven at the outside, and do not take
any maps during the day
l hope this advice will prove helpful
To those who wish to reduce their
weight. / shall be very glad to hear
from my correspondents who get bene-
fetal results
OF course. exercise of any kind, walk
ing bicycling. tennis, etc. is very valu-
able COR the general reduction of flesh.
but the exercises given above are par
ticularly for reduction of abdomen and
hips, and for those who have no oppor-
tuuity 10 Indulge in outdoor sports.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
FZ3.6

The articles to be avoided are white
bread. sugar, rice, tapioca. maraconi and
sago; all vegetables containing sugar
or starch Fat meat should be taken
sparingiy. and pastry is best avoided.
Buttcrmilk and cream should be taken
only in moderation Alcoholic liquors
should lie escheWcd by persons inclined
10 corpulerce; malt liquors, in particu-
lar, have a very fattening tendency.
The very best beverage is undoubtedly
distilled water. and this should not be
taken with meals, but at least "A half
hour before or after eating.
Bread. cut in thin slices and toasted.
IS much better for fat people than un-
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Health and Beauty Recipes
Answers to CORRESPONDENTS bv Mrs. Svmes

get sore and red and get to be a large
hard lump: have used clod cream, but
find no relief. and used all kinds of
blood tonics from nv doctor.
Would yo ualso please tell me what
Will mako good face bleach? How is
peroxide of hydrCgen-is It too strong?
c. III.
Try Monins cure given to "R. j. E."
think Il viii helD your complexion
face bleach Pour = little in a saucer
ard apU!y with soft cloth
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To Darken the Eyebrows.

! wrote you two weeks ago and asked
little favor of you. but since you did
not answer l have concluded you did
not get my letter. VIII you kindly an
swer this in next weeks paper, as / am
going away very soon?
My hair is dark red and my eyebrows
and eyelashes are light. Can you tell
me what will stain or dye them dark
brown? The Chinese prescription seems
TO make them black. So | fear to try il
without your advice. Is there any way
of removing the stain should il prove
unbecoming2
At present / am using brown grease
pencil for darkening them. Excuse the
length Of this-you need not print il all
unless you wish Thanking you in ad-
vance, l am Very truly, NJ. l.. H
l am sorry to have kept you waiting.
but you know. / have Il great many
correspondents and must answer the let
terS IL turn
Letting the shells of black walnut
stand in alcohol for time will produce
a stain that will color the brows and
lashes brown. Care should be taken not
to let the minutest portion of this solu-
ton get into the eye. II II Is not becom-
ing. do not renew the applicable and
the color VII soon fade out.
IT, t.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

one grows older a less quantity of food
is necessary to keep one in health: the
body cannot consume and get rio Of
such large Quantities of food, and the
cCnseducnce Is that, unless the amount
of daily food be reduced as age ad-
vances. there viii always be tendency
to fatty deposits.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
To Reduce the Bust.

Have been constant reader OF your
paper, and especially of your beauty
columns. and will kindly ask you to
publish something that is not injurious
and will reduce the bust and also what
kind of diet to adopt TO follow in
order that this might be secured Also
ask you what exercise do you think Is
advantageous to secure such results.
XF Y w.
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Bad Complexion.

! thought I would write and tell you
my troubles about my complexion.
have blackheads and pimples but NOT
the kind that come to be open; they
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

The stains for which I am giving you
formula have both proved very satis-
factory. and think either will suit your
case The hair should always be thor
oughly shamroOed before application OF
any stain. and IL IS necessary to repeat
the treatment whenever the color needs
renewing about once IN five or
six weeks.
WALNUT STAIN FOR HAIR
Four ounces OF walnut skins, hrateu
to a pulp. to which is added pure alco-
hol. 10 ounces
Let stand eight DAYS and drain Then
apply as any other dye
Green walnut shells. ; ounces; alum, "A
ounce; pure oil. ounces.