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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
o rilIen.p lage.

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@rnnofad bss Suloatsn6sims nit
Sauienben uno Nbsrtauienben bon
griaen (6sim6sn) bebedt mar. mubten
geitsrn A6eno bunoerts bon Wsni9su
auf oas bort anssiagts 9on3srt bsrsi4.
ten.
psters burg, "a. NuB. Der
ftarte Esgsni4auer 9sfern absno
bra4te slei9ssiti9 cine unmenee Grill
len nit. iooaB bic ginmu6ner Sbiirsn
uno GsnRsr i@Iisbsn mubten.
Sur So Sage inbaftirt.
Nsweafls, "a. Iua. WsiI sr
@igarrsiteupapier in ieinsm geis 6atte,
purbe Seize Waap su s25 unb ben
3oFen-sl1-bsrurtbsilt unb ba MIDI
bsrappsn Tam, muB sr Sc 3a9s brum.
men.
Sur irrfinniger ertIdrt.
Strre 6auts, "a. Mua. 90
ct Die @arnung Der Grau So6n Bsl
DER, gu bersn 13-id6rigsn 9o9tsr tsir
2isbssbrisfs 3u i9iden, unbsa9tst lieB
wuros Der 54,jdbriss @eorss 6srrn II
Clinton bonn @eri4t fur irrfnnig sr
fldrt.
5atte Die Wa6I.
@pansbills "a. 4ug. 81
CT fd trpb dratli9en Ratbss ni9t 8
elmer Operation snti9liebsn fonnts
lieB Trau Clinton Sutton ibrsn @atts
unter Der gei9uloiguns Der Srunten
belt berbaftsn, um oann benz &i4t.
bis Sa9laee au srtldrsn. als Sutto
aud osm Riatsr segsntibsr fi9 mel
9erte, fit elmer Operation ju untei
Sishen, fsllts bsrfslbe ibn bor bic Hlte,
natibs, ins Sefdnsnib sef4idt 3a tpe,
ben rosr ins 6oipiial 3u sshsn, tuurauI
bin CT fi3 3u leBterem entf9loB.
Wsr Elm nal lhgt, bem
glaubt man nni4t.
gIfbarot, "a. Nug. Sa b
60idhrigs @harlss Bridge i9on oft fsir
Jrau nnb Rinber bamit erf9redt batt
bnB er Sslbfmurb bur9 @ergiftun
bsgansen babe, 9laubts man, ss MI
nisosr nit isinsn 8dui4ungeu au thu
,u babsn, als sr geffern ertldrte,
babe Strp9nin genOmmen. 6elb
als fia 2onbulFonsn einifegtsr
gIaubte man, er fu9e au tdui&en. 81
als sr tlstne 6lai9s, tuel&s nod sin'
Ref bes Sites entbielt, poraeist'
uurbe man bsunrubigt unb fanbts no
einsm Nr3ts; aber 3u fpdt. grio
Harb bsbor Der Mr3t 3ur 6tele mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
5oot aafstfnaosa.

Wm. 6. @bits, Elm beiabrter Mann,
ben man felt 10 llbr beuts @ormittag
ni9t mebr gsisbsn, tuurbs nod Wittas
tubt auf benz 5ubbuoen ieines 3immsra
aufaefunben. Waann nimmt on baB
Der alte Wann einsm 6sr3ialase srlas.
gr ucbnte 217 Nbelatoe Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Snanappli Snb, 8reiae, ausua
Grlet&terung hon Der Site,
@eI4e Neni4en unb 9biere Iabmte, bradts
Der Resen.

Die briidenbe S1utile Der lebten
Sage laftete i&psr auf Snoianapplis
uno ieiner Sargerf9aft, uno pisls grs
trantunsen tperben oerielben sussidris-
ben. Der tiible Resen am Mbenb absr
bra&te uns 9inoeruns.
Sim Sispenfarium Iiefen biele Wel-
bun9en, 2eutsn, msl9s, auf bic cine
ODER bic anbere Weiie unter ben Jolgen
Der 5ibs leibsnb, fi9 nidt islber .su
bslfen i'm Stanbe uaren, Beifanb 3u
lsiffsn, elm.
9attie 5 obnion, bic In einsm
&efaurant an Der Of Waibinston
Strabe In leioenoem 3uitanbe aufse-
funben wurbe, erbolts fi9 untsr gsi-
biIfe Der Sispsniariumsdrste f9neG, 70
bab lie iel6er f9 3u belfen i'm etanbs
mar.
Ben min 8aslor, Der
2reusungsmd9ter an Der Capitol Mps.
unb ben Union 8eleiisn mar bas ndaRe
Opfer. Wan iab ii9 seswungen, ihn
mittsls WmbuIan. in feline Wobnung,
6l2 OF Georgia Strabs, su bsfOrbsrn.
mo- er dr3tli9sr pHsse anpsrtraut
purbe.
6 in W n n, Der ieinen Namen
als @eorge Smith angab, muroe bi9t
beim Gourtbauie bon Der Sibe hbsr-
pdltist, er erholte fih iebo9 balo uno
mar i'm Stanoe isinen Weg allein fort.
3uissen. Wie ct er3dblt, fab sr fab
eine Stunbe lang auf Der bsiBen
gteinum3dunung bss @ourtbaus @ras.
plabes uuo iah fi9 bic 8Oriiberssbsn.
ben, iumie aud bic Wa:ftI9rsier bort
an uno als er fit entfernen poIte, ba
fhblte er erf, baB i6m bas i9mhle
Wstter unb bic belize Some tibsl nit.
Ipielten, er tpurbs obnmd9tig.
Mbsr niat Meni9,n allein, aud
8biere litten f9wer unter Ibem Wstter,
U2an iab es ben pferben, bauptid9Iid
oenen, tueI@e i9were 2aifen sosen, an,
Sab aud fs fib na9 einsm tiiblsn
pldb4en febnten.
Was 10 elm armss 2utlapfsrb.
tpel9es nit trodsnem 8aumen In BET.
| bsr Some umbertrabeno, ben 4opI
bur9 bas @iemenseus ho9se3oqen
wo6l alIes ftir Nualen aus3ufsben bat
obns baB es i'm stanbs iif, aud nu'
sinen 2aut bss S9msrass bon f9 81
gebsn ?
Sa, beib mar Der Sag unb man9sl
arme 8bier, tuel9em Elm tiiblsr 8run
erobe grlsitbterung bdtts seud6rer
.6nnen, muBte unter Der Gaulbsit uni
Na9ldffistsit Der Weni9sn zines iul
| den entbsbren.
Nu9 bic 9abner, meI9e be
pislsn Der @eiddftsn Der duBsrs,
Stabttbsilen in ibren 9dfigsn bor be,
3bhren Hanben, litteH f9msr.
Sn ben msiffsn bieisr 3dfiss Rst
mon pobl 5utter= unb Wafernapi
anssbra&t, absr bisis Wafsrndpf
ifsben in bielen Gdlsn lesr, 10 oft au'
Die armen por Durf bersebenben 26ie,
nit benz S9nabel in bieielben bineir
; fabrsn, uno 10 oeutli9 senug su bel
fsben sebsn, baB bic unfagli9en Quo
len bes Surfes fie peini9en.
; Sept 1T !lnea allen grlei9terun9 9,
: udbrt. Die nit benz &esen 3uglei& H
einfellenbsu tti6lsn 2hfte, tpie sinegrli
iun9 aus fSwerer Dual wurben fie bo
, Msnia unb Ehier begrhbt. unb 9ieri
I log bas ausgetroduete grbrei9 b
NdHe auf, aud Baum unb etraI
nsus Rraft uno Warse 3ufii6renb, al
erauifenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Ndhrt6tett aus Snbiana.

Z" 4" l ! &, Af. ~uBuP. Ole
Vertbeioigung in Der Horman goot
Worbaffdre tuirb, tpie ss bsiBt, II. q.
au4 borbringen, baB @oot Der 5rnu
gan.ert unausssiebt na9geffeut unb
isbe @elegsnbeit bsnubt babe, ft9 ibr
au ndbern. Wsnn INNER gantert ben
@ost bespesen CUR &sbs eefslt, babe
berfslbe ifets iresnb cine ausrebe sur
9anb gebabt.
Ste Staats 3. DC. s. 8ons
bention.
Sepmour, "a. Iuaut. gla9
sueitdsiser siBuns bat fi9 Die Staats-
.. W. s. 2onbsntion bsrtaet. Bon
%. W. JOsarip, bsm Supreme @ranb
prdfioent Der q. W. S., Der i'm Oiien
elmer gerfammIuns Der NatiOnal
Gatbolic .. W. Il. bsimobnt, 9ing
elm 8elegramm elm, baB bieie Oreani-
iation nit elmer Witglisosr3abl bon
80. 900 fi9 Der .. W. s. ani9lieben
ueroe.
Sm nd9iten Sabre mirb bic 0er-
iammlung in Ssrre 6aute abgs6altsn
neroen.
s d f&ulgebdubeein &aub
Der s a m me n.
Monticello, "a. Mug. Sros
Der sr6Bten Nnftren9unsen mar es ni8t
mbglid, bic bisfss 6O9i9uls, tpsl9s
in Srano geratben mar, 3u retten.
Webrere psrionsn, tusl9e fi9 am aet-
tungsusrt bst6siligtsn, erIitten msbr
ober tpeniser i9pere Branowunoen
unb mon bsfiratet iosar, oab Men.
f4enIebsn psrloren segangsn finb.
Das 5euer bate i1on itunbsnlang
sebrannt, bD4 slaubten 9eute, bic ben
&au& bemsrttsn, baB bsrielbs bon bsrs
brannten Mbfdllen berrhbre. sls
i4lieBli4 ipdt ont yla9mittag elm
6susralarm erlahsn wuroe, NOR es iu
lipdt, bas 9ebdubs su retten. Der
S9aben tuiro auf tirca $40, 600 ges
f4dbt, tuobon ettpa nur elm 0iertsl
our9 @srF9sruns geosdt 1T.
Sa bic S9uIferien fit ibrsm gnos
ndbsrn, mirb man fi9 far anbere
Hdumli9teiten umisbsn mHfsn, biz
oas niebersebrannte @sbdube wieoer
srri9tst 1T.
lleber ben 1rIpruns bss issuers III
Iiomsit ni9ts bstannt.
l@esenN &ts 8erb anbIer.
| @onnersbiIle, "a. Iug. Die
GOrmer Der g. $. & 5. Wt. &OOt's
8lopsr Worfs bier, 80 an Der 3a6l,
iinb an Streii gsgangen, neil Der gs.
i9dftsfhbrsr Sobnfton i9 tpeiserte,
einiss ni9t gum Wsrbanb esbbrsnbs
Mrbsiter su entlafen. Die Streitsr
bema9sn isben sinesbsnbsn 3us i9arf,
um 3u bsrbinoern, oaB Streitbre1er
einssfibrt weroen.
Gin vldnsli9sr" spa
3iergang.
Damn pno, "a. Iuq. Aus @e.
iunbbeitsriidli9ten unternabmsn brsi
iunae 2eute i'm Nlter l6, IL uno Is
Sabren = 9onaIb Uleanp, Sarolo
8ouIo unb Nbs Wit9su - einen epas
3iergans, Der fi6 bon BIER nod guf.
falo, q. D., ausoeente uno q Sage
3eit In Mnipru9 nahm. @spdd nabs
men fs teines nit. absr 800 Saar-
gslb als 3sbrpfennig. Die &hdreiie
perbsn He, entipre9enb benz telegras
: pbii9 seduberien Wuni3e Der reIp.
. gltern, bic ibnen &siiesslo aneeuisien
babsn, per 8ahn antrstsn.
2ebte unteriu9unaen.
{ &i9mono, b, "a. aug. Jn Der
Sasersto,pn Banf-Nffaire tperben bonn
0fentli9sn Nntldgsr Ssfup uno ben
@roBssf9worenen, tuelbe geifern su-
fammen tamen. Die enb9iiltigen llnter-
t fu9unssn an9eifslt, um feff3ufelen,
I ob Der 9aiRsrer 8omran in Spetula-
: tionen bertpidelt getpsisn III ober nibt.
. 9eIepbo 9es.
). 5ranffort. "A. Musuf. Der
j.. Stabtratb bat Der Sler Song Gitancs
n Selspbone gompanp einen 5reibrief
}. auf Is Sabre bewi0igt.
It 2afapette, "a. Auguf. Die
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
0artea=Gorcert
SIN Seutiden 9auie.

9eiite Ibsnb finoet Elm tpeiteres Der
10 beliebtsn Concerto i'm Seutf9en
9anfe fatt. reranitaltet bonn SeutI9en
alub uno Muiitb,rein.
Nls Soliifen perben bic 6erren
6omer Ban Wie uno NobIe Soparo
auftrstsn.
Wir seben na9itsbsno bas pro-
ardmm:
PART 1.
1. Overture, Poet and Peasant, .Suppe.
2. Selection from y Lucrezia Borgia~,
............ .Donizetti.
8. Walter, Beautiful Blue Danube,
By request). ...........S Strauss.
4. Euphonium Solo, Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robinson
Mr.. Noble Howard.
PART II.
S. Overture, Conservation of the Temple"
. D~As~
6. a) Simple Avue", ,..........Th .Thome,
b. Every Little Bit Helps, ",..........
Won Tilzer
7. Medley of Southern Plantation Songs,
........ .NonlCino
8. Patrol, The Tramp, Laurendeau
PART III.
g. Hungarian Fantasia . Tobani
10, Awakening of the Lion, &. Kontski
II. Excerpts from Prince of Pilsen@, -.
Luders
Il. Dance of the Demon, 49,. Hoist
Homer Van Vie, Tenor-Soloist.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

Carl &oiabt empfisbIt fi& nit
Isinem @ieisn.@ @rapbopbDne ftir WuRt
BET allen 6effli9tstten. 1701 @befnut
6traBe. Neues 8elepbon 9776.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25

- @au&t bic Tish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-25
Mufiebsn erresenber l1nfaa

@erIief obne ipeitere ernftIi4e SoIsen.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
SANTA CLAUSE GOODS AT DA. ViDSON'S CASH STORE.
SLAv CRISIS
Continued From Page 1.

gible has caused him to lose ground steadily in public opinion.
 Even Slovo, the organ of the legal orders" turns savagely on him, declar- ing that he is a failure and urgi g that it will be impossible to restore public confidence until the power has passed to the hands of the douma. when Witte must give way to a cabinet selected by the national assembly.
 Editors of newspapers are holding T meeting tonight to determine tacir at titude toward the new press law. In view of today's events it is practically certain that they will vote to defy the law.
 In an interview yesterday, M. Krus- taleff said: Ut is probable that a gen. Cral strike will be declared just afler Christmas. Delegates who were sent to all parts of the country report that the proposal for a strike has been " ei- cOmed with enthusiasm, and that in fact the whole country is ripe for rev olution. A vast majority of the work : men are true revolutionaries, though starvation sometimes compeIs then. tC subordinate their present aims The prepartiOn for armed uprising is wei advanced, but it can not hope 10 suc- ceed unless joined by a consid crable
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BUCKEYE CATTLE-John Roberts and James Collins came in from Buck eye on Saturday night with lot of cat tie for Phoenix meat markets.
 READY FOR THE .ROAD-Victor and Cass Redewill have just received from the factory a new Oldsmobile touring car of the latest pattern.
 ONE DRUNk-Only one new and untried drunk had been captured by the police up to dark last night, but it is suspected there were others hiding out.
 RETURNED HOME-Mrs. T. s. Me Caughan of Carnegie, Penn. who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Lawry of Mesa City, for sometime, left yesterday morning for her eastern home
 ROPED A DEER-The cowboys on the Parks roundup in Graham county few days ago ran a six year old buck deer a mile and a half and finally caught the animal with a riata.
 SANITARlUM EXTENSION-The lumber and other materials have been provided for the erection at once of ten additional tent cottages at Man zanita camp, the desert sanitarium conducted by pr. Stone and Dr. Biz zell.
 MACKENZIE GoRDoN'S WORK Mackenzie Gordon, the singer who spent last winter in Phoenix and who is spending this winter in San Fran cisco appeared on the program of the Elks memorial service on Sunday a week ago in that city singing the Re surrection. MT. Gordon sang the same number in Phoenix on a similar occa- sion a year ago.
 EAGLES LADIES' SOCIAL-To- night at Melczer's hall the local lodge of Eagles will give their first ladies' social session for which they have is- sued large number of invitations. The affair will be made an annual event hereafter. Tonight dancing will be the principal amusement of the evening the numbers being interspersed with msuical selections and speeches.
 A FINE CONCERT-The Prescott papers speak very complementary of the recital given in the Elks theater of that city on Friday night, by Miss Ida Bremen, Mrs. LeRoy Anderson, Mrs. Heywood and Mrs. Fleming L'Engle. Miss Bremen was to give a concert in Phoenix the week before but cancelled the date on account of the bad weather.
 HICKS S-ADAMS-News mas reached Phoenix of the approaching marriage in San Francisco of Miss Katherine Adams of San Francisco, and MT. John H. Hicks, a well known cattleman for merly of Tempe, but TOW of New Mexico and Mexico. The event is to take place in San Francisco on New Years day. Miss Adams. five years ago, was supervisor of the training school work at the Tempe normal school. Since leaving Tempe Miss Adams has done a great deal of liter ary work. resulting from extensive travelling, also some original investi- gation in scientific school work that has brought to her the attention Of many of the teacners of California She has a great number of friends in Tempe and Phoenix who will be pleas ed to know that she and MT. Hicks will remain here for a few days on their way to Fl Paso after the we'd ding.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
ILLUSTRATION.

Thanks are due the Mccall company, makers and designers of fashion, for handsome illustration shown below.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
ACCESSORIES.

The selection of garnitures is made easy by the variety of boleros of jet or gimp passementerie, the shoulder and waist ornaments, the godet flOunces of spanbled and embroidered net for ber- thas and capes, the embroidered lace capes and chemisettes, the galoons of odd and varied forms which a delft fingered sartorial genius can readily shape into modish and fascinating trimming devices.
 Miss Emma Jackson: An inexpensive evening dress is of figured net (cost- ing about $1.25 per yarD and made up over light quality satin, in princesse style, shirred around the waist and with lace yoke, a stylish result is at tained at a moderate cost.
 Nellie Williams: You may employ as much or as little gilt or silver in your evening costume as your taste dictates. Gilt shoes, high belts made of tinsel cloth, gilt wheat with color ed velvet bows or in sprays, is worr in the hair, or wreaths of small roses and ~ilt leaves.
 ROSALIND MAY.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
Even the Conservatives Admit the
 Strength of the New Cabinet.

London, Dec. 10. - Conservative morning newspapers are compelle1 to admit that Sir Henry Campbell Ban herman has succeeded in forming a much stronger administration than had been thought possible. The liber al papers are full of enthusiasm and cordial congratulations to the premier on having not only ably united, all sections of his party in ministry, but on having displayed great discrimina- tion in giving it's individual members congenial posts. They express convic- tiOn that such cabinet will inspire confidence both at home and abroad The names of Herbert Henry Asquith. Sir Edward Grey and Richard Burdon Haldane alone, it is held, will give great weight to the ministry and in sure that there will be no revival of Gladsonian home rule, despite the fact that the cabinet contains preponder- ance of those favorable to home rule.
 Conservative organs point out that the most conservative home ruler, John Morley, has been sent to the In dia office, where he will have little influence on internal politics.
 The omission of Lord Roseberry is naturally the subject Of much com ment and there is considerable cuTios- ity as to what attitude he will adopt when he addresses the liberal league today. It is noticeable that his son in-law, the Earl of Crewe. is in the cabinet. The composition of the cab inet presents no surprising features. 1t is larger than was expected, the last liberal cabinet only numbering sixteen members.
 The rapid rise of John Burns from the workshop to the cabinet with a salary of $10,O0O a year, is a unique 1 feature, indicating the growth and inn portance of the radical party, and he is being congratulated on all sides or winning the well deserved honor. He will be the first labor member of the house of commons to have attained a cabinet rank.
 Perhaps the most popular appoint ment of all is that of Sir Edward Grey l who, after Lord Roseberry, has the l highest reputation for statesmanship He is expected to hold to the best tra- l ditions of Great Britains foreign pol icy and to insure confidence abroad.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
INDIAN RESERVATION
 ALMOST SWfPT AWAY
A High Wind Prevailed Over South.
 ern California.

San Diego, Dec. 10.-High wind caused considerable damage on the Indian reservation at Pala today. When the Warmers ranch Indians were settled at Pala, after they had been busted from their old homes on the ranch, a number of portable houses were brought to their new settlement and put up. They were light affairs, but were supposed to be substantial enough to withstand any windstorm that might visit that locality.
 Today's gale, however, swept away all these little dwellings, as well as the barns and agents house. The Indians at latest reports were huddled to- gether in two barns that remain stand ing. They were completely terrorized by unusual visitation. Reports from other parts of the county indicate that the wind did considerable damage.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
NEW YORK FASHIONS
Continues at the Opera; Satin Qat
 Prominent: Evening Silks.

The first few nights of Italian opera have been for years considered occa- sions when the autumn styles are test ed and the attire of the ultry modish, sets the seal of finality upon the ac- cepted or, rejected of fashions offer ings in the way of outlines, mater ials, accessories and colors. The pre- dominance of white and cream was noted as remarkable, but there was a very generous commingling of soft tones of color in light shades, and an absence of sombre hues or black. The pink shades ranging toward the lightest from raspberry red, the lilacs, the pale olive greens and the ''pas- tel' tints: all combined in a color ef- feet that was mo1t p,easing and rest ful.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11

When at the fair, don't forget Dono- frio's oa Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
OPERA CLOAkS.

More sumptCOus and regal in effect than ever, are the opera cloaks of the season which preserve the voluminous, enveloping aspect, no matter what form they assume. Combinations of pastel tinted chiffon velvet. with lace both heavy and sheer, rich emb-oider- ies and dangling ornaments of gold or silver brocades of marvellous splen- dor, costly fur trimmings and Things are some of their characteristics. A combination of very rich, heavy Irish crochet lace, with white Spanish blonde lace, is one of the latest acqui- sitions in lace, and cream moire was the scheme of one of the most novel of these superb garments.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
RIVAL STYLES.

Two distinct fashion notes are re- sounding in the world of dress at pres ent and dominate all others; the one a foil to the other, differing from it es- sentially. one clearly defining the hips and waist, the other with. more sculp- tural lines which half conceal or leave largely to the imagination the beauty of contour so clearly revealed in the other. Very stately is a princess gown of cream satin, with inserts of cream lace and embroider;es of gold spangles and beads and soft lace drap- eries around the decolletege.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
EVENING SILKS AND sATINs.

cursory glance at the boxes re- vealed a fact which will be regarded in certain mercantile departments as pregnant with interest. that is an ex- tensive use of silks and satins in eve ming gowns. Out of fifty-two of the gowns worthy of special interest twen- ty-seven were of satin, and fifteen Of these were white. Let it be well un- derstood that it is only satin with the modern finish, the softness and sup pleness denominated chiffon, which muct characterize all silllen materials and in fact all dress fabrics if they expect fashionable endorsement.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
HAIR ORNAMENTS.

The vogue of ornaments for the hair which has been on the increase for some time, has eliminated this season. In addition to jeweled combs and pins in diversified shapes and ornaments in the jewelry line, and of jet, which can pc worn with the low coiffure or the coronet braid, wreaths of small flow CTS or single ones of large size Sparkling with tiny Rhine stones) pert little bows of silver or gold gauge, or velvet ribbon, cigarettes or ostrich tips, constitute some of the
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11

body of troops. The propaganda, how ever, has made such strides in the army that the revolutionaries are jus tified in counting on sufficient support from that source tG insure victory. Peasants everywhere are willing to join the revolutionar.es. They are the principal sufferers from oppression and excessive taxation, and have lost confidence in the emperor The rev olutionaries have control of the postal and telegraph services through which they are able to keep in touch with their organizers throughout the em- pire.'
 PRIZE NOvELiST's OPINION.
 Stockholm, Dec. 10.-The Associated Press today had an interview with Henry Sienkiewicz prior to his rcceiv- ing the Nobel prize for literature
 The novelist said: "I have not been in Poland for three weeks. The situa- tion in Russia and in Poland is ex tremely bad. The bureaucracy can not last much longer with or without revolution. It's days are counted. The Russian people are good, but the bu reaucrats are a set of thieves. That was proved by the war.
 Count Wittes position is most diff ficult. Witte is clever and nf great capacity, but it is doubted if he will be able to retain his position
 READY TO BREAK AT WARSAW.
 Warsaw, Dec. 10.-The ferment among the troops is increasing hundred soldiers of the Kexholm regiment headed a procession this morning singing revolutionary songs. In Marzalkowska street their way was barred by a detachment of the Gro- chowski regiment, the commander of which ordered his men to fire. The soldiers refused to do so, and permit ted the procession to pass. The com manding officer then fled.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11

DOLLS, TOYS, FANCY CHINA, SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS. DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
LII MUST BE CONCEDED.

It must be conceded however, that there is something almost regal look ing about an empire gown with train, the skirt and short bodice embroider- ed in pale green chenille and silver, with l7rge chiffon flowers in relief. Doucet and other style leaders of equal renown still retain the blouse bodice and high girdle with full. flow ing skirt, and each styles has its fol- lowing. But the empire evening gown in it's modified form is the latest arri- val and is the rage in European cen ters.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11

Don't fail to see McKee's ad today.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-11
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Arizona republican., 1905-12-11

remarkable array of ornaments for this purpose. It is the exception to see an evening coiffure, no matter how simple without some accessory of the kind.