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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
1T SAVED MY LIFEn
PRAISE FOR 4 FAMOUS MEDICINE
Mre. WlIladsen Tells How She Tried Lydia
E. PInkham's Vegetable Compound lust
In Time,

Mrs. T. c. Willadsen. Of Manning,
Iowa, writes TO Mrs. Pinkham:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham -
I" I can truly say that you have saved my
life, and l cannot express my gratitude to
you in words
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.

The mayors message was as follows:
In regard to the tax levy for the year
1905, ! herewith submit the following es-
tmates for the different departments and
VIII say that | have carefully considered
the same and would recommend tax levy
of Sl5O for the present year. In addition
will say that If the head of each depart
mont will watch closely after its disburse-
ments there should not he any ove-draft
at the close of the year"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The mayor was instructed to ask the
Stete board Of health for an extension
of time in which to take action on the
water question.
A bill OF $22.50 for printing present.
ed by NJ. d, L. Thompson was ordered
paid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-12
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

Good luck, 'Rastus, I been tryin'
jim dat chuch TO 20 years mahse'f' ."
Williams news., 1906-09-01
Notice of Primary Election

Notice is hereby given that a primary election will be held in the County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona, on the 18th day of Sep tember, 1906, between the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and ) o'clock D. m. for the purpose of electing delegates to Republican county convention and to a Democratic county con- vention, both to be held on the 29th day of September, 1906, at which conventions nominations of candi- dates will be made for the various county officers, including members of the legislature, delegates to con- stitutional convention and for the precinct officers of the precincts within said county.
 Said Republican and said Demo- cratic parties shall hold their pri- mary elections at the time afore- said, and at the Flagstaff precinct said elections shall be held in the court house; and in the Williams precinct said elections shall be held in county school building; and in Grand Canyon precinct shall be held in Cameron hotel; and in the Grand View precinct said election shall be held in the Grand View hotel; and in the Rhoades precinct
Williams news., 1906-09-01

Gen. A. J. Sampson and wife, who have been visiting their daugh- ter; Mrs. Frank Livermore, have returned to their home in Phoenix. In the very near future MT. and Mrs. Sampson will start on a trip around the world.
 The horses of the Verkamp and Bourke stables will leave here Sun- day night for Albuquerque. They will be in charge of c. M. Stearns. Willie c. will be entered in the Derby, while Flag and the others ! will take part in the other running events.
 There will be two new council men to be appointed in the near future to fill the places of L. w. Quinlan and w. J. Wstson. We do not see any of the good citizens climbing over each other in their anxiety to serve the cause of the taxpayer. Wonder why2
 "Hook" Larsen, one of the early loggers in this vicinity, was here last week with the intention of pur- chasing the Chandler place near Winslow from the Babbitt Brothers. He left Wednesday for Winslow tr- look over the ground. "Hook" i. now in the cattle business at Globe.
 It is rumored that Joe Treat, who has been in Mexico for the past eighteen months, will return and again make the race for county treasurer on the republican ticket. It is said that in anticipation of his return R. J. Kidd has been asked to withdraw his announcement.
 Harlow S. Wilson is in receipt of registered pedigree Scotch collie which he purchased from G. R Al. bers of Los Angeles. MT. Wilson has named the animal Bonnie Guess. As soon as practicable he will se- cure several pedigreed dogs and keepupa a first class kennel of Scotch collies.
 David Babbitt, who has been in Los Angeles for the past two weeks, returned here on Thursday. He was accompanied by MT. A. H. Spellmire, formerly of this city, who will go to Winslow to be pres ent at the wedding of his son Clar- ence to Miss Krentz, which takes place oD the 9th.
 We regret to announce the death of the mother of our fellow towns. man, Dr. D. J. Brannen, who passed away at her home in Illinois the latter part of last week. Dr. Bran nen had been with his mother and had just returned here few days before he received the sad intelli- gence and thought that his mother was in fair way to recovery. He has the sympathy of his many friends in his loss.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
Was It Our Ben !?

The police of Albuquerque and officers at all towns along the Santa Fe are carefully looking out for Ben Boulden, who quietly left the city Saturday night. after he had cashed two checks which he had personally made out in his favor and to which he attached the name of F. H. Kent, real estate dealer. One of these checks is for $50, and was cashed for Boulder by the ac- commodating St. Elmo saloon. The other is for $2O, and was cashed by the equally accommodating Gra- ham Brothers saloon. As is usually the case with these Saturday night forgeries the saloon men did not discover that they had been stuck until the morning after, thus giving the forger start of twelve hours or more, of which it is presumed he has made good use. Boulden has lived in and around Albuquerque for some time and is we'll known about the saloons and gambling houses.-Albuquerque Journal.
Williams news., 1906-09-01

Prof. A. N. Taylor and wife, who have been spending the summer at their old home in New York, have returned.
 Chas. Marshall and Jerry Fisher, who have been down on Cherry creek for the past two weeks, have returned.
 T. A. Rickel and ia mily left Sun day for the Grand Canyon and are expected to return the latter part of the week.
 Homer Bartlett is receiving the congratulations of his many friends on the arrival at his home on last Wednesday of bright baby boy.
 The Sisters of Loretto, who have been spending the past month in Santa Fe, N M, have returned and the academy will open an Tuesday, Sept. 4th.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Livermore entertained the Young Married Folks Card club at their suburban home on Thursday night. The game was "slough."
 Rev. T. N Connolly passed thro' Flagstaff Thursday en route to the Grand Canyon, where he will spend the balance of the week with friends from California. c. A. Greenlaw, who is visiting with his family and who has been quite ill since his return from Old Mexico, is fast recovering and is again able to be out.
 Chas Howard and wife of Ash Fork, who have been spending the week here, have visited the Cliffs and caves and other points of in terest. They left for their home on Friday.
 G. Harrison Conrard, assistant secretary of the A. L. & T. Co.,. has returned from his vacation trip to Catalina. He had very enjoyable time and is much benefited in health.
 Chas. Isham, who has been fill ing the position of stenograp pher at the local mill, has accepted a sim liar position at Williams with the Saginaw people and left for there on Monday.
 Tony Chaves, one of the assist ants in the dry goods deps rtment of the Baobitt store, had the mis fortune to fall from his wheel on Saturday last and sustained badly fractured arm.
 J. M. Dennis was here from Rhoades looking for men for several days this week. Lee Smith and J Edward Priest have accepted posi- tions with him and left Thursday for the sawmill at Maine.
 Prof. A. E. Douglass returned from San Francisco on Monday where he had been on a pleasure trip. Mrs. Douglass left Wednes- day for Tucson, where she will be followed by MT. Douglass in a few days.
 Wm. Mcintyre and family lief, the first of the week overland fol the Grand Canyon. While there they will make the trip to Supai and take in the peach dance, which comes off in Cataract canyon at the Supai village.
 Frank Manchester, a jockey con nected with the local racing stables filled up on bad booze and made g show of himself on the Front stree on Monday last. John Marshal took him in charge. and after g night in the "cooler" and a gooc talk, he promised to stick close tt the straight and narrow trail ir the future.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
Think It Just the Place.

Think It Just the Place.
 With little push, energy and generosity on the part of the citi zens and the city council, Flagstaff can have the permanent rife range and camping grounds of the terri tory. There is no place within the territory that is better suited for a summer camping place for troops of the National Guard and regular army. There is an ideal spot within easy reach of town which Can be secured for the purpose and deeded to the United States government, and then with the $2SO0 that is availa ble for the esta blishment of a rifle range for the state troops, the only great expense would be the piping of water to the ca mp. This camp once esta blished would be a permanent one and it's advantages would be appreciated by the regu lar army within very short time and it would be utilized, as is Camp Mabry at Austin, for the summer maneuvers of the western division of the army. Some immediate ac- ton should be taken by the city council at it's next meeting and a committee appointed to look into the feasibility of the plan end to confer with the military authorities with view to ascertaining what would be required from the town Here is where the new Commercial club can get action by acting ir conjunction with the city council and citizens.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
FLAGSTAFF NEWS ITEMS
The City Council.

The City Council.
 At a meeting of the city council on the 27th the resignation of w. J. Watson as a member thereof was read and accepted, and his office was declared vacant. There have been several suggested to succeed MT. Watson, but as yet no definite action has been taken by the city dads.
 The Arizona Sandstone Co.,, in a letter to the council, stated that they expected to commence opera tions at the quarry in the very near future and desired to know what the city would do for them in the way of water. The council decided to furnish water at the rate of 35c per 1000 gallons, and the expense of piping the water to the quarry to be borne by the Sandstone com- pany.
 An ordinance relating to the ex- clusion of women from the saloons was read, and was defeated by a vote of three to two; Harrington and Mayor Verkamp voting in favor of the ordinance, and Black, Doney and Fisher, the newly elected mem- Der, voting against it.
 The city attorney was instructed to draw up an ordinance granting the saloon men license to main- tain women piano players in their places, making a charge for each quarter of $1O for each woman so employed, and fixing penalty of $50 on any lewd woman or piano player who takes drink at any bar and the same penalty to any one selling such women drinks over the bar.
 Doney, Fisher and Black voted for the motion; Verkampand Harring- ton against 1t.
Williams news., 1906-09-01
The Gun Club.

The Gun Club.
 The score of the shoot of the Sky light gun club last Sunday was above the average and the indica- tions are that if this lick is kept up they will be right here when the shoot of the Williams gun club takes place in the near future.
 Francis .11O11 11l11 1O111 11O11 1Ol11-21 W. Thompson ..11111 1O11O 11111 OHIO 111l1-21 Hibben ......... 11101 11lO1 OHIO l1111 OOl11-19 Fine ..........O1 .O1111 1Oll1 111O1 O11O1 111O1-19 Sliker ......... 1OlO1 11101 1O1OO lO1Ol 1111O-16 Emblem ......... 1O11O 1O11l O1OlO 1O1O1 1cO11-15
 We do not know why Cramer's score was not given to us. May be he did not make any. We have our eye on him and expect to see him among the top notchers when he gets his gun sighted. We do know that he can kill ducks and that he and Charley Greene got nine between them last week at Rogers lake. Billy did the shooting and Charley fished them out.
 MT. and Mrs. Edw. Cartwright, Mrs. J. s. Amundsen, Miss O'Brien and Messrs. John and Leo Verkamp made up party who went to Rogers lake for a duck hunt on Wednesday. Would suggest that the gentlemen members of the party take life membership cards in the Skylight gun club. Results show that they need practice.
Williams news., 1906-09-01

Judges, Chas. Carlson and Joe
 Moritz.
 Clerks, F. Ingle. i Sedona Precint-
 Inspector, J. L. V. Thomas. Judges, John L. Thomas and l.. H. Thomas.
 Clerks, o. P. Harding and Dan'l
 Purtyman. Mormon Dairy Precinct Inspector, Wm. Wallace. Judges, James Bailey and Webb
 Wallace. Canyon Diablo Precinct Inspector, Patrick White. Judge, c. Ybarra. Tuba Precinct
 Inspector, M M. Murphy. Judge, Marion Clark. Fredonia District
 Inspector, Asa Judd. Judges, s. c. Jensen and J. s.
 Emett.
 Clerks, L. K. Durham and H. B.
 Church.
 DEMOCRATIC. Flagstaff Precinct | TnSnectOr ChaS McGOniple. Judges. T. c. Frier and F. Rod
 riguez.
 Clerks, J. E. Raines and c. A..
 Kellar. Williams Precinct Inspector, R. s. Teeple. Judges, Geo. Patten and T. F.
 Holden.
 Clerks, H. L. Aphold and Geo.
 Baumgartner. Grand View Precinct Inspector, Geo. Bucklar. Judges, John Hance. Grand Canyon Precinct Inspector, L. L. Ferrall. Judges, John Gibson and Chas.
 Kirsch.
 Clerks, J. H. Lumsden and Jas.
 Hogue. Rhoades Precinct Inspector, w. J. Tetzlaff Judges, Wm. Nagiller and Chas! Sweetwood.
 Clerks, Al. Hawkins and H. B.
 Eberly. Bellemont Precinct Inspector, Thos. Brannigan. Judges, Luke O'Brien and c. H.
 Wiggett. Sedona Precinct
 Inspector, J. J. Thomson. Judges, Chas. Rutlege and w. F.
 Snebley. Mormon Dairy Precinct Inspector, w. w. Durham. Judge, Wm. Roden. Canyon Diablo Precinct Inspector, F. w. Volz. Judge, Frank Saffland. Tuba City Precinct Inspector, S. s. Preston. The Republican convention shall be held at the hour of p. m. on the 18th day of September at Court House hall in the town of Flagstaff, County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona, and the Democratic con- vention shall be held at the hour of 1 p! m. on the 29th day of Sep tember, A.D., 1906, at the McMillan hall in the said town of Flagstaff, Coconino County, Territory of Ari- zona, and the said Republican and the said Democratic convention shall each nominate a candidate for the various county officers, to-wit:
 Two delegates to constitutional convention.
 Legislative Council.
 House of Representatives. Sheriff.
 District Attorney.
 Treasurer.
 Recorder.
 Probate Judge.
 School Superintendent. Surveyor. T Two members of Board of Super
Williams news., 1906-09-01
H. c. H1BBEN,
 Clerk of the Board.

J. H. Mulrein, of Prescott, was here last Sunday inspecting the heating system which his men have just completed at the Rabbit store.
Williams news., 1906-09-01

said election shall be held in the county school building; and in the Bellemont precinct said election shall be held in the county school building; and in Sedona pre- cinct said election shall be held in the Snebly hotel; and in Mormon Dairy precinct said cleo tion shall be held in the house of w. w. Durham; and in the Canyon Diablo precinct said election shall be held in F. w. Volz' building; and in the Tuba precinct said cleo ton shall be held in s. s. Preston building; and in the Fredonia pre- cinct said election shall be held in the county school building and the number of delegates to be elected by the Republican party are as follows:
Williams news., 1906-09-01
0he Ru>22n D>ug Co.
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Williams news., 1906-09-01

Prof. A. N. Taylor and wife, who have been spending the summer at their old home in New York, have returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

LEXINGTON. X. Oct IL
Sweet Marie. the trottias mafe that
has SURPRISED the trnttinE horse
world hY her icats 10 the smlay. has
her peculiar traits Of character JUST
like human gcniuses
When your correspondent visited
her stab he found the great mare
asieen She sleeps standing up.
She had her head eiose Mp In a cor.
ner OF her heavily b~lsuketrd stall
aud hor cycs wore shut When
spoken 20. ahc started with a iump,
Just az a human would do II w. ak
uuea from "a dose TurnlHE round
she cane 20 The door Nth slgns ~
pleasure a. the sight her her driver.
A z Mcdonald. Of Albany. n Y
Harry Wiiiiams Sweet Marie'a
hoztler. sleeps with her ever night
and watches over her When she
uanfa her breakfast abe shakes her
groom 20 rouse him she does not
Ike strangers ant viii show her
dlaplwasuru hy throwing back her
ears sha want 10 BE- alone In
the blacksmith shop she n quiet
only while Harry ox Melsanald are
With her.
Sweet Marie travels IL style. hav'
ing 4 retinue ~ servants and the
best OF accommodations She ~
given a fuli section in tho car.
which is wcli padded and beslded.
Sweet Marie. yuu know. takes
more room than sams stars. RaAd
Harry. Ia fact. she requires lots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

of room She - no hands Major
naimar was i6-i She Is not ouly
tall. but broad "Shu II steady ON
her feet with the best set 81 nerves
you ever saw. aald Mr. Mcdonald
She il not easily excited and
acarea at nothing She has travelled
much this year. and waa never OF
her feed. giving evidence 81 the
greatest enloymeut Ia her travels
strange is the early history or
Sweet Marie she VAS foAled. the
property OF a negro gardener, In The
suburbs ~ Los Angeles. tai hNf
dam. tAd} Rivers a daughter OF
Cars Mamhrino. objected 70 being
driven. and one daY kicked TO
apllnlera the market wagon If hcr
owner. Prank Shoemaker. Who ran
. little hulel BE sold tef on the
spot Tier purchaser. the nNEfu.
paid SO 10 cash aud contracted 90
haul the garbage awaF FROM the
hotel for year The uiaFe had
been bred 90 Mckinne1l but thia
made ~ difference To her nNnrf
lie might have Eiyca her AVA II
the negro bad NOT purchases After
she had been starved aud hacked
about a Nhlie Lady Rivers eaH M
geutie that tho old neEfu's wife
drove her to market with - line
Her flllf was = fine oae and vas
trained b. a peEro friend IT the
oN Der a. i 3.yearold She showed
speed aud Milo N Potter. a member
Of the Los Angeles nuvtnn club
bought her foe sso0 When sweet
Marie xaa 8 ycana OLD Potter start
"a her a number % iimeA. getting a
record % : l3if ~ith her Potter
cold hla stable 81 horses n aactlon
William Garland. railway eontrsetnr
end capitalist Of los Angeles heF
present uNnsr. bought sN~ef Marie
for ta.tsa he drove her IN matt
rees she beat ali camefa gaocra
included. Mr Garland EiyluK hef an
unprufssaiouai record 1T z 90 -
She so nos The talk NJ California
she Naa first carnraiKned IN the far
northwest Mr. Garland belng I'm.
f-nrtuusd 90 Allow her 70 eniur pro
tesnionai racing. finally did - In
1898
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
VARSITY MEETS
THE HIGHS

Saturday afternoon vii So the
local high achezal youngsters tackle
the charges ~ Coach Place uf the
state university aquad fof sftdirun
hunora The ~nnifrraitY coach J.
driving hia men hasd In psepsfa.
ton fof the game. which la. Ia a
manner. = crucial turning paint fnr
tie varsity mol~akin enthusiasts. uF
al al events ~ calculated "a b
by their caaeh and ~ the razatsfs
Unless the college, mea H~tteeHfi
10 piiing ug a bic seofe aEainss The
prep ura. u Il generally enneefesi
that there viii remain little chance
~ suoresHfui Subsequent clashes
With she other colleges
There are ssme clever faz1fhaii
artists IL The high school bunch.
many Of whom. n they werp 81 col
ieva nox eaaia be Enoi for tertha
on rhe team. and they viii pat ap q
hot e1hloittoa on Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
J. OBRIEN PUTS
TWO ASLEEP

los ANGELES Oct T-Jack
oRrlen Of Philadelphia. knocked
out two men before the Pacific Ath-
istio club here last night Re put
out Foca cooley his former spar
ring partner. in three rouuda Wholly
~aatclassinE hlm and Knocking him
down ln every round Cooley lana-
81 scarcely a blow Jim Trcuahla
a local bower he succeeded in put
tlng out after nine rounds ~ fight
ing In the TERMS Il the match
ofHrien agreed u put CUT each man
Inside 81 ne roaffs
Tremhie complained OF the de-
elsion of the referee In rountiag
hltn cut ~conteuiin9 that he wte
on hts feet al the count - TO- SOME
Of the spectators toek bis view n
n ana the lewiston af the ~rcferef
was hiss~d The crowd also heotea
and Kissed ofnften en- tWo o. three
oecasiaus wheu he punched TreWele
in tho cllaebes. the mea aEreelns
before the fight 70 break clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
FIRST SMOKER
At S. A. c.
BOXING. WRESTLING Aso
VAUDEVILLE STUNTS FRl-
oAx-LAolEs ARE EXPECTED
TO TURN OUT.

Next Friday il the date for the
first smoker at shs Seattle Athletic
club A fine program has bern ar
ranged. including several vaudeville
stunts
The main evsst Of the evening
viii be a boxing exhibition given b
Ionnie Austin. the boxing instruct.
or % the club. and three 81 his best
papiis Austin wiIi go on the mat
WITH clyde Kenyon. Us pounds I'd.
die Fsust. l15 pounds. and Jimmy
Kelly. I85 pounds These boys arr
Ausffn'a moat PROMISING pupils and
a good 60 II expeeted
Or Roller Will give a wrestling
sshIbitloa with Tom Mcdonald, tbs
physical Instructor Of the club. and
a bunch 81 experts from the Y. VI
@ A. ~iii do some tumbltnE.
Members Of the club ? expected
10 bring their lady friends with
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
RACES YESTERDAY
nav YORK

First race. one mile-Saiiog. rel.
S 20 :. won. GypHle kluE. t0T. sec.
ond. Deuce. tiO. third Tine.
1915.
second race. a~teepiechass 49,
Bound Brook. J to 5. Won Caller.
III. second. Adams. lie. laird
Time. sstT.
Third race. ihsrcau4rters Of a
mile -Zambca. ftg. ! to s. o
~IAndsman. ia second Glcuhhm.
ia third Time. I n IS
Fourth raceThnee quarters % =
mlie-Toarennc. is0 : 20 I. won.
Phllsnder. 100. sceona. seusli. i2s.
third Time. i:if Is
Firth race. seven eixhtha of a mile
Hose Ben. rs. 10 Ice. son, Heau
Claire. s., Hecond Tinne. a.
Sixth race. ona mile and onequar.
ter Sailor Boy. o.. ; to 1, won
Angler. 1T. second Oriy II. los.
third Time. 1.n5Ns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
NEW lsooRpoRArloas

A new real estate concern. the In
vcstmont Syndicate Incorporated.
has been organised The members
ore Frank s liayiey and WorfalI
Wilson. both Of the Law firm al
Wiley. Herr 4 nayley and A l.
snyder. OF the Seattle Electric com
pany. Seattle Is 10 have d manufae
tory OF life saving apparatus aud d
corporation foF that purpose has
been organized With Albert Meferp
D. n Rogers. George Murch and {
a. CaYAnhsh az lneofporatars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17

seeona. Envoy. ioi. third Thine.
FIFTH Fare. asyrn siRaths % a
mile Harding. III gNieul4 l to 2.
zen Clifton Forge. itt. srcund
Revolt. ita. third Time. l -
Sixth rac~one and q six'
teenths % a mil~-oratofsau - w.
FtsheFi. Z 90 l. woa Arthur Cum,
msF. til. second LAHoiie. iuI. third.
Time. IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
Ed. White. the Tailor.
Does Ills Own Cutting

That's the reason his clothes givt
such universal satisfaction n ron
want an upto-date. correct fitting.
stylish business suit, let White
make a. Out Of the high rent dis
trfct. and cutting himself, he can
save you big money. EOS Collins
buildlnEs "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-17
LOUISVILLE.

First rare. eleven sinfcguths % n
mile-Iudith Louise. loo &C kosr'
nerl, Z 60 !. won. Hereafter. los.
second. Refined. i0t. third Time.
is1T IS
Second race. Gus milr-iiadur. los
fNicuu. 3 20 /. won inspector Gtri,
les. second. Minnchaaha. los. third.
Time. / f2 10
Third race. three quarters u =
mile Miss Officious. - fRicef. rs
70 /. von Lightning Conductor
To-. second. Fair FaEot, %. third.
Time. IsMf5.
Fourth race. threeaaaFters ~ =
mlle-Maadow BrseEn. % tschiil.
lngl. 6 20 4. won Miltindcs. los,