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Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

and run down condition which seemed very difficult to overcome.
 ''I tried several different tonics but did not seem to get much better until I began using Peruna. My recovery was slow, but l was improving and was glad to continue using it.
 "At the end of two months my health was restored and looked and felt much better than had for years. Your rem edy is well worthy of a recommend and am pleased to give it mine."- Frank Williams.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Pe-ru-Ha Contains Nc Narcotics.
 One reason why PeTuna has found per msnent use in so many homes is that is contains no narcotic of any kind. Ps- runa is perfectly harmless. It can bs used any length of time without aequir- ing drug habit. Peruna does not pro- duce temporary results. It is permanens in its effect.
 It has no bad effect upon the system, and gradually eliminates catarrh by re- moving the cause of catarrh. There are a multitude of homes where Peruna has been used of and on for twenty years. Such thing could not be possible if Peruna contained any drugs of nar- cOtic nature. All correspondence held strictly confidential.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
A NAVAL EYE ON TT.

Washington. June 9.-Tbe United States cruiser Marblehead has started north from Panama. It is generally believed that it will stop at Guatemalan ports to protect American interests and investigate the activity of the Amer tcan steamer Empire. which is report ed to be assisting the revolutiOnists at San Jose, GuatemaIa.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Miss Estelle Campbell, 40 N High street, Nash vile, Tenn, writes:
 "PerHna helped me when almost everything else failed. was rundown from OVerWOrk, as had not been able 70 take vacation for three years and naturally my nerves were all unSLru1g and was greatly iH need Of rest and tonic. 'I went away for two months, but did not to get my strength back, although I taking a went away.
 "At the request of my relatives, with whom was visiting, began to use Peruna, and you cannot realize how glad was when within week found
 was feeling much better Inside of month I
 feeling splendidly, ready and able to take up
 { my work again. ."-EstelIe Campbell.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
sEVEN-eoRED SKIRT 5ss4.
Perforated for Walking Length.

Skirts that are circular in effect whether or not they are so in fact make the favorites of the season and are so eminently graceful and attrac- tive that there is ample cause to re- joice that such is the case. This one is made with the plaited front and back gores that are among the latest nov cities shown and with the side portions that are made in two sections, the seams over the hips doing away with that tendency to sag. which is the one objection to the circular model while at the same time the general lines are preserved. In the illustration reseda Panama cloth is trimmed with silk banding. but all seasonable materials are appropriate, linen. French pique,
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
NEW zEALANDER WINS.

Newport. Eng, June 9.-In the inter national tennis singles today. A. r. Wilding of New Zealand beat HOlcomb Ward of New York. 6-3, 3-6. 0-6, 6-4. 3-6.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
Gawns for Brides and Maids.

Gowns for Brides and Maids.
 While the old time gown of heavy satin is still the choice of the few. the majority of this seasons brides have chosen costumes less severe. Soft chiffon weaves of satin or lustrous silk crepe, brocaded silks and lace have varied the mode in the gown of such occasions. It would appear that all rules how on such occasions to the fancy of the bride-elect, and to her individual needs.
 Where the Bride
 is possessed of a beautiful figure and good height and carriage the princess type of gown is most becoming. For more slender girls of less impressive build the baby princess or empire styles are better liked and some of the daintiest toilets of this sort have been of lace over slips of soft satin that fitted perfectly, while the lace hung from the high girdle in empire lines. One gown of this sort was built of fine Brussels net, with inserts of point lace in the form of butterflies, arranged in lengthwise flights on the skirt and scattered on the bodice and sleeves. A veil of rose point and flounces of tEe same costly lace completed the decora- tion.
 GirIish Froeks for Graduates.
 Frocks for bridesmaids and gradu- ates are easily included in the same category, though the graduation gown demands greater simplicity of material and make than do the wedding outfits. and rather more color is used for the latter. The sweet girl graduate" is apt to be gowned cIumsily in an effort to be simple. or so fussily that she suggests an overtrimmed lamp-shade. The happy choice is between these two extremes. Any thin white material is suitable and this season when tucks, puffs, shocking and all sorts of self trimmings are so fashionable, such attire can be made up at home for d very modest figure. COlored slips may
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Peruna never fails 70 prevent spring cafarrh or nervous DrOStra- fiOH, # taken in time.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

duck and the like as well as those "t wool and silk
 The skirt is made in seven Sores- Those at the front and back are laiJ in plaiJs that turn toward one another and the closing is made invisibly be- heath those that meet al the centre back. There is a choice allowed uf the round or walking length
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is 724 yards -7. 5il yards fl or 41a wards 52 inches wide if material has figure or nap 6tz yards 27. 41a yards 4. or 4i4 wards 5- inches wide if il has not. with 10 yards or braid to trim as Illustrated
 The pattern 5534 is cut in sizes fog S 22, 4. 26. 2S. SO and g. inch waist measure
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican. Phoenix, Ariz-, nlI- ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Physicians recommend Old Rutledge Whisky.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
siIk and Cotton Mixtures.

Silk and cotton mixtures of all sorts are pretty, especially if one prefers gown of delicate color rather than white. Pale yellow, pink or blue are all modish and desirable, and in some cases much more becoming than puIC
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Thanks are due the Mccall company makers and designers of fashion fo handsome illustration accOmpanyinj this article.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN WHO ESCAPED
 SPRING CATARRH BY TAKING PE-RU-NL
Spring Fever is Spring Catarrh-Nothing Robs
 of Strength Like Spring Catarrh
Pe-ru-na is the Finest Tonic
 For a Weary Woman.


 { Miss B. Inez Silvera, 1s9 ". 1S6th street New York City, Grand Recorder Daughters of American Independence, writes: ! "Nine years of work, without 8 vacation, wore out my nervous system lost my appetite and felt weak and exhausted nearly all the time. ] 'Peruna restored 70 perfect health h five weeks HiS the finest ionic for Reary E-onsan { Lhaf know Of gladly endorse H ''---B. L1ex SiIVeEa. S>~~~S~~~~~-~|~ Peruna is the most prompt and permanent cure for all eases of nervous prostration caused by systemic catarrh known to the medical profession.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

be worn beneath the thin white where that effect is liked, or a touch of cobr may be introduced in accessories. Rib bons, gloves, hosiery and shoes, in matching tints are modish for all Occa- siOns.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
BLEWE0RD.
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sept. l0-Blewford is booming Ne have grocery store on wheels and every house on main street is oceu- pied.
 Ben Stockton and family have nov ed in Tin Romans little log house (the one Doc Neale used to leave in until his father gets his buildings all Straightened up.
 Dillard Burnett's folks had a candy breaking at their house last Wednes- day night.
 John Sullivan went to Texas last week with load ot apples
 Luther Carter ana family are visl- ting relative and friends in this neighborhood.
 w. H. Higgs and Elmer Holland have been making hay.
 According to Uncle Ed Singleton $ counting, dog days are over lie says that they commence the - of July and last 40 days. He says 1t used to always be Tn the almanac that way
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
WEST FORK.
MARI

Sept. l0.-Aunt Lydia Males moved into her new house today.
 Aunt Ruth Hutchenson went to Prairie Grove last Thursday.
 Mrs. Mary Davis and her grand. daughter, amy Harrison, went to Blackburn to visit last Friday.
 ThoS. Oldham and Frank Collier, of Sloan Springs. visited their father. Joe Oldham, last week.
 Grandma Derring is quite sick with vertigo.
 Celia Webber. who has been sick for several weeks with typhoid fever, IS convaleScent.
 Mrs. Gibson's brother who has been away for some time, came in to see her last week
 Monroe Robinson. the evaporator man who is boarding at the hotel out whose home is at Springdale, was wis ited by his wife and her sister last Saturday and Sunday.
 Barbara Fitts and family Of Cnelsa, l. T., are visiting relatives here.
 Quite number of the members Of the Epworth League at Fayetteville came Sunday and held a meeting in order to arouse more interest in that work at this place. Ne feel under obligations to them for their trouble and think their trip here was a bentt to all present
 The Ladies Aid Society met at Gertie Cannon's last Saturday. The refreshments consisted af lemonade and cake.
 Ed. Sample WAS elected justice of the peace
 Grandma Brown Is on the sick list. The Ladies Aid society viii serve ice cream agaln next Saturday. They have been giving the people rest for a week or two and thought they would n't impose upon good nature.
 Mrs. Nettie Oxendine was brought home last Tuesday on the tram on a cot. She was seriously hurt two weeks previous but had been in the hospital. She and another lady were walking up some street in Fort Smith and as they went to turn corner a bgggy went to turn at the same time with some barbed wire attached to it that some supposed misehievoQs boys had done without the knowledge of the driver The wire caught the ladies and dragged them for some distance.
 ]. .. BIN.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
------------- -------------------- TH0RNSBERRY

September Io-Nice sanshiny weather.
 Drying apples, saving fodder. going to school and visiting ls the order of the day.
 Rev. Chastain filled bis regular ap- pointment at the Baptist church at Brush Creek Saturday night and Sunday. After the morning services Hal Huffmaster was baptized and fe- ceived into the church.
 Albert Glen is sick Of typhoid fever. John Moose and wife of osaee Mills visited at ". H. Hollands sun day.
 Miss Genie Lowe. whl IS teaching school al Oak Grove Benton county visited home folks saturday cd sun. day.
 Mrs. Laura FaEate ard children who had been staring with her father 5. F. AoercromUie, returned - their home at Belef5wer. Mo, latter part 0t August.
 Walter Rowlett $ visiting 4t 4is father $.
 Miss Ada Canup nas been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ida Curry, Of Rogers. Her sister and Miss Myrtle Johnson returned with her.
 Rev. Henson will preach at Brush Creek the fourth Sunday D September.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burcham visited at Joe kirklands last week.
 Misses Alice Stanfeld and Normer Walker are working at the aporator. John sullivan has gone U Texas U sell a car 0f apples
 AUNT SARAH.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
HARRIS.

September 10-Dr. Hugh Thu Tman has again located ln our town.
 MT. and Mrs. Steve Toney wis ited relatives at this place last week.
 Mrs. Lizzie McGarrah and Mrs. Mag Williams made trip to Baldwin Saturday.
 Henry Mason moved his fam ily back to the farm last week. MT. and Mrs. Frank Sword are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl Sept. 9.
 Mrs, W. E. Wallace, of Fay etteville Is visiting relatives near here.
 Dr. Thurman and wife went to Fayetteville Friday.
 Mrs. Sarah Sword has been quite sick the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Polk Reed visited relatives at Strain Saturday and Sunday.
 Alb Cattern has sold his farm near Strain to Fay Reed.
 Mir, and Mrs. Joe Fritz visited relatives at this place Sunday. There was no school at this place last week on account of tn, teachers mother being sick.
 Frank Sword has been running a molasses evaporator at MT Wallace's the past few days. Clarence Williams made tril 10 Summers last week.
 TRIXIF.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
OAK GROVE.
BLUE DELL.

Sept. live had good rain ln this section last Monday.
 School is progressing nicely under the management of the Misses Delozler and Anderson. The children all ap. pear interested and everyone IS well pleased.
 Mrs Clark and Fisher entertained their two brothers with their families several days last week They return. ed to their homes near Benton lille last Monday morning.
 Picking apples and cutting corn is the main employment in this vicinity these days
 Mesdames Palmer and Langston of Springdale were pleasant callers ir this vicinity one day last week.
 Don't Worry has not told US why he wants to know all of cur ages. but will say that am almost forty-six years old and was born in the old Keystone state. and have written short articles for publication before but never wrote news items before. l ike writing articles better. l wonder why the gentlemen have not responded to Don't Worry's requests
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
CARTER

September 10- Well, as Daisy Belle was absent last week vii, try to send in a few of the lates' items.
 There was grave yard work. ing at the White House Saturday.
 Mir. Grant Lewis Of Springfield Mo, IS visiting his parents ot Carter.
 $. B. Hanna and family have moved to Osburn, Ark, sever miles above Arnett. He, IS car. rying the mail from that place tt Elkins.
 There was a Sunday School convention al Began Chapel Sun. day, Sept. :. Some of the young folks present were: w. C. Perry, Nora Hutchens, Josie Hobbs, Mamie Hutchens, Gertie Ramey, Hannon Shook, Maude Foster and Aruel Mcconnell. They all report an enjoyable time.
 Miss Floy Ratliff. of Hazel. vtlley visited at Bob Hanna s Sunday and Monday.
 A. E. Hutehens made busi. ness trip to Brentwood Friday .eveniug.
 
 J. ". Paschal is hauling his cull apples to Levi Lewis at t ! cents per bushel.
 MT. and Mrs. Jim Lewis and slitfle son Teddy are visiting Mir. Lewis parents near Carter. Mrs. Lewis IS slowly recovering from the fall she received a few weeks ago.
 The picture Of the correspond ents was simply fine. What a pity that Daisy Belle couldn't be in the midst of those beautiful faces.
 Rev. F. E. HaIe's meeting closed at Logan Gap Friday night. There were 16 additions to the church. We are glad to know that Uncle Ed. IS accom- plishing so much good. Among those who were converted were Uncle Welly Hutchens' son. Shelby, wife and daughter. would have liked very much to have attended the meeting.
 DAISY BELLE.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14

and that d star appeared that aay called the dog star and disappeared q ln U days until the next year t that time.
 Mrs Minnie Thompson and Gonie have been working in the eyap0rator at Harmon.
 School IS progressing nicely with Ono as teacher.
 Charlotte don't feed us so much tafy about those pictures l mean for you might make us vain, and by the way, you didn't give us your name.
 MT. and Mrs w. Il. Higgs spent Friday night with their daughter, Mrs. Elmer Holland. A. J. Sanders is making Sc many business trips lately that we can't report all
 w. H. Higgs has me late corn crop on his place. The neighbors say he will have to rent land to shock | on.
 The old adage Rainbow in the morning, sailors take warning, ' proved true last Saturday for We had a downpour about noon that day and again toward night.
 John Atkison has sold his place t0 George Harmon and VIII move north Of Harmon.
 Wlll Mustain says fl prices don [ rise on apples he will load up and take d load to the Indian Territory.
 MT. Gray was around agaIn last week with his books He had sold about $50 worth Of books then ID about a month.
 Mir. Gray has purchased new bug. gy and harness.
 Charley Lynch took Misses Mary Cralg and Addie Lynch to their school at Johnson yesterday.
 We had several visitors at sunday School yesterday. Glad to see them. Come again when ever you can, all of you.
 The Italians are preparing to move on the place they bought of Hugh Brickey. They bought Joe Neai ole mule and buggy.
 Mrs. Perdew and Luther Garters folks were the guests Of ". H. Hlggs folks Sunday
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14

Rev. Garvin performed the cere- monY.
 Miss Mary Biakemore, of So- nora k teaching the school here. Mrs. Henry Sanders of Benton vile. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Sanders, who is very sick. Dan Hammons visited relatives and friends at Aurora first of the week.
 Mrs. Jane Phillips, of Fay etteville, visited her sister, Mrs. Will Sanders, last week.
 MARTHA.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
SPRING VALLEY.

September 10-Ida and Jesse Cannon, of Goshen, were visiting relatives here Saturday and Sun day.
 Mrs. Berry Gibson is very sick with typhoid fever.
 Married, Sunday 9th, Miss Ida Hamilton and Will Ingram.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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and students have undertaken the construction of an education- al album, which they hope to complete in the near future. The plan is to clip from school journals and other papers, photo graphs of persons who are identi- fled with the schools of the State and County. also cuts of school buildings, etc and paste upon card board.
 Mrs. W. H. Lane, who has been seriously Ill, is some better. Thank you Don't Worry for your suggestion relative to my name. You will hencetorth know r1e as,
 OSCFOIA.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14

people If Goshen last sunday y mak- ing his appearance. We are slad te have Jarye with Us again. And Vt have already discovered he still wear, an old .ArkansaS grin.
 L. .- Ilr-r
The Springdale news., 1906-09-14
GOSHEN
MARTHA.

GOSHEN.
 Sept. 9-Lona Slaughter made a business trip to Fayetteville Monday.
 Wm. Baines Of Springdale was in town one day last week.
 John Hayes and Eugene Phillips visited at Richland View last week. George Clark of Farmers visited relatives here last week
 Charlie Taylor, who has been in Washington for some time, has re- turned
 Ed. Clark has purchased an interest in the dry goods store of Slaughter X Go.
 Misses Ethel and Nina Mayes visited friends at Riehland View Sunday. Mrs. Courtney, of Brightwater, is here looking out location.
 MT and Mrs M Dennis visited near Whltener last Sunday.
 Tom Cannon made tFipto Fayette- vile Friday.
 Joe Frost, of Fayetteville. was in town one day last week.
 D. O. Gilland made trip to Fay etteville Thursday Mrs. s. H. Slaughter. of Sprinedale, was in town Saturday.  Walter Nelson of Haberton was here on business Friday. MT. and Mrs. Joe Chapel of Whit ner visited relatives here last week.
 Charlie Tunstill of Fayetteville was here on business one day last week
 Dlck Frost made trip to Son s Chapel Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Murphy Of Wyman visited friends here Saturday aud Sunday.
 Mrs Etta Smith has been very sick for the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. bent Cate gave a musical last Friday night which was very much enjoyed by the young people of Goshen.
 Mrs. Lee Donaldson of Mayfeld visited relatives here last Sunday.
 Miss Serena Oliphant of sYdenham visited friends here last week.
 Quite crowd of the Goshen people attended the reunion at Mayfeld Sept. and s.
 A. Nash made trip to Fayetteville Friday.
 " Guthrie went down to Rhio, l Oklahoma, Thursday.
 Aubry Byrd has returned from Grand View, Texas.
 T. MaYes made trip to Fayette- vile last week.
 Ebert Parker, who is teaching school at the White House, visited his parents sunday.
 ]. L. Mayes, who has been visiting relatives here, left for his home in Texas Saturday.
 Miss Edna Swift visited friends near Sydenham Sunday.
 sam Mcdonald made business 1 trip to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 James Colweii and Elmer Clark made trip to Sons Chapel Friday.
 Edd Hutchison, of Wyman, was here on business the latter part of the week
 John Clark made business trip to Sprinedale Friday.
 Edd Walker of Fayetteville was in town sunday.
 Mrs. Jennie Philips and daughter, Miss Grace, returned 10 their home 1 in Fayetteville after visit of two week to friends and relatives in Goshen.
 Lockwood Searcy Of Springdale yis- tied relatives here Sunday.
 T. Clark bought some hogs of Cort Jones near Maytield last week.
 T. ". Frost and Rev. Osourn at- tended church at Sprlngdale Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Dick Clark visited in Fayette- vile last Thursday and Friday.
 Several of the Goshen boys attend ed a musical at Mir Wares near Son $ Chapel.
 Elmer Clark of Richland View wis., tied with Eerdon Neill Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Pearl and Nan Clark made a business trip to Macedonia last Wednesday and while there called on Mrs. N. E. Clark.
 Bob Taylor Of Mountain Home was in town one day last week.
 There was grave yard meeting at the Methodist church Saturday after noon.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Samuel B. Arnold of Amherst college was
in town over Sunday, the guest of DR.. and
Mrs A. I. Miller.
Judge Daniel Kellogg of Westminster has
come to town to spend the winter at the
Brooks house, as usual.
Mrs. Margaret Gattey left yesterday for
New York, whence she will sail for San
Francisco by way of Panama. She will be
accompanied by Miss Susan Kellog of West.
minister.
Miss Marion NJ. Rice returned Tuesday
after travelling four months in England, Scot
land France, Switzerland, Germany and Hol-
land in company with party of classmates
from Smith college She sailed Oct. from
Rotterdam on the steamship Nieuw Amster-
dam and arrived in New York Monday.
Three auto parties from this town attended
the football game in Keene, N. H., last Sat
urday. In DIR. A. l. Miller's Winton were
DR.. Miller, Arthur Miller, Ernest Arnold, E.
B. Smith and Miss Rosabel Miller. In w. z.
Whitaker's Grout were Mr.. Whitaker, Will
liam Whitaker, Miss Alice Holden and Miss
Grace Whitaker. In L. F. Adams Rambler
were Mr.. Adams and G. W. Reed. When the
machines returned they brought back several
players.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19

tened to the paper on Queen Victoria
and Her Times by Mrs Frances Horn
brooke at the meeting of the club We'd
nesday. In the story of Queen Victo-
ria s life Mrs. Hornbrooke gave a
splendid picture of one of the greatest
and at the same time one of the sim
plest. most unaffected and womanly
women that ever lived. Victoria s
reign, which was only exceeded in
length of time by that of Louis XIV,
was one in which personal influence
and the splendid example of the per.
feet family life of the royal family did
miracles in Transforming corrupt
court and government into moral one.
Mrs. Hornbrooke's paper was not only
exceptionally well written but the man
ner in which she read it added greatly
to the enjoyment of the listeners. At
the close of the paper Mrs. s. E. Law
ton sang The Lost Chord acceptably.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-19
Woman's Club Notes.

The program for the afternoon Of
Arts and Crafts day, Nov. 7, will con-
sist of two papers which have been
kindly loaned to the club-William
Morris by Mrs. Wendell P. Stafford
and Some Experiments in Arts and
Crafts by Mrs. John W. Titcomb of
Washington. The exhibit of the vari-
Gus examples in arts and crafts which
have been secured from many sources
will be open during the evening of
Nov. and from 10 until 6 clock on
the Thursday following, thus allowing
time for anyone interested in handi-
craft to enjoy the exhibit whether
members of the club or not. The club
through its committee has assumed
considerable risk and expense in bring
ing this exhibit together, and depends
to great extent on the generous pat
ronage of the club and it's friends for
the financial success of the venture.
Most of the articles to be exhibited
may be bought at extremely fair prices
for hand work.
A large and interested audience lis