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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-30
elalists and other revolutionary ora

ciaiists and other revolutionary ora
tors.
In front OF the presidents desk Is
the tribune. pulpit of carved oak
from which all speeches must be de
iivered. A member who wants to nd
dress the house sends his name on
slip of paper to the president will
the subject concerning which he de
sires TO speak. and those who apply
are called to the tribune by the ser
geant-at-arms or one of his assist
ants In the order of their application
AT the close OF his speech the orator
leaves the pulpit and returns to his
regular seat. This method prevents
confusion and such scrambles for the
moor as are frequent in our congress.
Any member from the floor can In.
terrogate speaker at any time I'M
less the latter requests that he shall
not be interrupted. The president
has no gavel. but keeps order with a
ittle bell, such as a school teacher
would use. He permits a reasonable
amount OF applause, but II II is pro.
ionged or too bosterous he rings the
bell and everybody sits down and be.
HAYES himself. Occasionally an en-.
otional brother will burst out In en-.
thusiasm or Indignation In defiance of
decorum. whereupon the president
sternly reproyes him and tells him
That ne must keep quiet Although
this Is the first parliament the Rus.
SLAMS have ever had, 1t has maintain
ed almost perfect order from the be
ginning, and offers a good example for
other Legislative bodies. Perhaps the
members will not behave SO well
when they become n little more ac.
customed to their position and sur.
roundings: perhaps the awe and dig
nifty which Cypress them may evap-
crate.
Only about two-thirds of the seats
are filled. When the hall was pre-
pared Tor the new parliament nobody
Knew how many members should be
provided for, and ample precautions
were taken for future additions to the
roll. There are no members from ST.
IBERIA, Samarkand, Turkestan and 9th.
err Asiatic provinces. nor from the
Transbalkan provinces, nor from be-
yond the Caucasus. population of
more than 20,000.000 remains unrep.
resented, including two of the most
important provinces, OF which Baku
and Tifis are the capitals. Both are
under martial law Nor is the Ar
menian section of Russia represented.
nor the provinces along the Persian
boundary. Ultimately all these ter.
ritories Will doubtless be invited To
send representatives, and between 80
and 60 new members will be added
to the AGO now in their seats.
As told You yesterday, 1t is n mot
ley assembly. The first thought that
enters the mind as the eye passes
safy f66JifsEs OF saats L. the nnneces-
The genuine peasants, the real farm
ers. are shaggy muJiks, with brawny
frames, immense boards and long
hair. The Greek priests have even
more hair, however. and give 1t bet
ter attention. They evidently put
their long names in curl papers ut
night like woman, because the hair
Is wavy like the name of weil-kept
horse and they are very vain Of It.
Some OF the genuine peasants have
strong, determined faces. They are
evidently men OF natural ability who
know what they are about and are
here for serious business.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-07-30

Al hiRnrees- granted In CHICAGO
A cloudburst near Trinidad Wf0ukhy
much havoc, washing out bridges and
roads. NAf
Fully 1000 people greeted the arriv-
al OF the first broad-g gauge train Into
Montrose Monday.
The National Boomer girls defeat
ed the Denver & Rio Grande bail
team at Pueblo. nf
Robbers cracked the safe OF Moses
Abousleman, a New Mexico merchant
and obtained $1,000.
The chile joints Of Denver are IN
bad repute. Opium and other drugs
are reported to be used.
A mad bnll held the fort for time
In an Illinois town for several hours
yesterday. Several were injured.
The owners CT six gambling joints
at Glenwood Springs were hnsd an
aggregate OF $500 and costs Tuesday.
Clyde Huff. a 12-year-oId boy resid-
ing near Canon City, was struck BY
lightning and Instantly killed Tuss.
day.
The Colorado Telephone company In
spending In the neighborhood Of e1O,-
COO at Canon City In improving the
service.
The bank clearances at San Fran
cisco last week were SO per cent
greater than for the corresponding
week a year ago.
II. Gov. Mcdonald pardons Hill
and Imboden, the bank wreckers. II
will be a lasting disgrace. Efforts
are being put forward to this end.
Life insurance business shows Q
| great decrease because OF the recent
scandals, according to the report OF
| the New York state insurance de-
! partment.
The striking freight handlers have
settled their differences with the
Southern Pacific at Oakland, the new
scale being 20 cents an hour a.
against %.
| A Cleveland woman is suing for d.
vorce because her 18-year-oid husband
smokes cigarettes. She ought to have
made him show his fingers before she
| married him.
100000 year for the use of . deer
park In Scotland. Other Pittsburg
millionalres have shown that he
might put his money to worse use.
Liberal members Of the dismissed
parliament fee to Finland, where they
declare they will continue their ses-
sions. Plans are made for flight Ia
Sweden in case the government In
terferes.
Walter Wellman. leader OF the Rec
ord-Herald polar expedition, In Z
wireless message from Danes Island
Spitzbergen. says rapid progress ID
being made and that weather condi
tons are favorable.
Marketing OF new wheat IL x
heavy in Chicago that purchasers ant
It burden In spite OF the builish
foreign news. and 1t Ia said that ONLY
an early revival Of export dsnank
can prevent serious congestica.
, St Louis was visiSed By sevog<
, rain and wind storm yesterday aftss
noon. Lightning started several nreI
| while people were blown fSun "
hicles. negro being blown fyoa 1
wagon and run over BY 1oc6lnot1ve
Electric wires were badly eElc0feG.
al A
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27
'IHE west YIRGINIAN
OFFICIAL iRECI0RY

President OF TIE United gul1.--
theodore Roosevelt u New Htt
Vice President Charles W. s.i7
banks. Of Indiana
Secretary Of sate-Elihr Root 'i
New York.
Secretary OF the Treasury ecu.
a. shaw. Of Iowa.
Secretary o. War-Wm. Il. TAFT o
1ohc
Attorney esnenl-w. a. Moody. Of
Massachusetts,.
Postmaster General George ,.
corteiyou. Of New York
Secretary Of she Navy chaA. 3
Honaparte. Of Maryland.
secremry 81 the interior Es1an
Anen Hltchcoch. Of Missouri.
Secretary Of Asrlculture-lemep
wilson. Of Iowa.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Victor Il. Metcali. Of California.
President Of The Senate Pho tenn
pofe -William r. Frye. Of Maine
speaker o. the House Of Repeaen.
Statiye Joseph a. Cannon. Of Illinois.
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winston. Of Iowa.
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor
Victor Il. Metcsli. Of California.
President Of the Senate Pho tenn
Hpofe Waliam p. Frye. Of Maine
speaker 81 the House Of Repreaen
Btatiges Joseph q, Cannon, Of nllnols
ssppssne Court q the United States.
+ Che Justice Melville W. Fuller
oIata Jn1lica1-John NJ. Harlln.
IDasid J. Brewer. Henry B. Brown, Ed
watd p. Whltei RUFUS ". Pccshau.
Joseph 1EeEenna, VIM. r. Day Oliver
wendell 5clmesi u.
United States Circuit Judges
IthSn Con and Jetef C. Prilchari.
gnited District 1udses-A
IItpa payton sad Benjamin 2. kel'
USIted STATES pisHlet courss-fhe
Ncrshern District
SSJude iston q. Dayton
y eier Jaspef y Moore
District ATTORNEY Reese Blizzard.
amt Dlsttict Attoneg-E r.
Show
b 4IaTshsl Charles D Elliott
hs souuern plosrlet
1ndg BENJAMIN r. Keller.
GER Edwin n, Keatiey.
nistfic Attorney -Eliioti North
cot
us. Matshal-JOhn x. 1honpsoa.
tinted ststoa SENATOR
Stephen b EIknn and Nathan b
Scott
aepFsssntatlvsl IN conerea,,
Eirst lct-nlackbun B. Dove
mel.
second District Thomas 3. Davis.
Third district -lcseph =. Gclns1'
Fourth district Harry G. WOOD
yafd.
NH distflct game- a. Husaea
sssts osernmont
governor wm. nj. @. Dawson.
scrstary d State charlel. ".
sWishet
sup intsnasnt ci schoOlI-Thoua.
70. lEllle
Audito Arnold G. schsr.
Treasure Newton ogdln.
II Attorney General Clark ". h'y
Adiusant esnoEai-a. B. BatsI'
K comnnissIoner Of Banldng-s. v.
IaEaEheW
L commls1lonsr 81 Labor. v. Bar
ton.
0hief lIino IntpecioF-1. ". Paul
oapF1mo couH a. Appcale
Geof PodonbafEss. pr-s'l1-gi
lHenry D. McWhortar, HeniJ Frnn1a.
Ffssf Coz, Joseph u. Sanders.
or Wllllsm B. Nn,hepa-
Ceussy ooemmonl
Juage 81 Clrcult Couri. Eourie1in
IddIelai circuit-John W. lllroa
.ludss Of tho InseImsaiate Ccul
#U.s; Kendaii.
ppsecutins Attorney - Scott O.
toHe Al
shsi Howard n. Fu1bel e'
Cisrk 81 tho Circuit coust-R
parish
4 oil of the County cours-oeo. T.
sI,gssobs
Coanty survesoF-L. a. WAcoe
4 Count Superintendent OF sr,.
4 scbo6la Garter I. Faust
olibe,s HOLMAN. p'slefr
lidIshic A. " MCDANIEL We.en
Lanal,son.
stai senator -Joseph IL Alopor
Slmots
Member 81 the House .oi nales
gate Fhomas w. Fleming and III.
matc Powell
county Court
~ l.. Gill;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

3U1ltet States plltElet g0uFi''-I %
NoTshem District
sSJuae iston d. Dayton
y eisr Jaspet y Moore
District ATTORNEY Reese Blizzard.
tant Dlsttict At,orneg-E r.
showt
ii. 81 6Isrshsl Charles D. Elliott
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

N0.sff / ~. z. -
g gtieer Spenglet Of Chicago, Is
Sneof fhe forem0st men of hisprofession in
this county. Theplans for some of the
rfeate municipal works in the last few
yeafs have 6tiginate ted IN lis brain, and
have beel carried out under his technical
citee ion. He IS q man Of commanding
adthorityinihis prof ssion.
Regarding tie merits Of MHeu-Fone
he writes,
siast wfntct I contracted o case OF the
rfi1pe and following II l suffered from severe
infhnIfg fion0t the metIbt 81 the nose an1
iifot fer Nhicll lcnuld find no relief. Ltease1
i WIS The way 90 ehrottc CataIrh. trled
fiiensnSi home remedies, but with merely an
nfieSiiftinF efett. ydruggist called my Ct.
tfntil O. emefits OF iMucu- Tone and IN the
e6nffebt New kss treatment every trouble
pe has ISs ~ cure Es, was =
This istEe testimony Of hundreds.
Rexall Mucu9 Tone works through the
hioosis II drives out the poisonous
MATER With which the mucO.cells arc
CONG aIlSys the inflammation and
builds IN the body. It makes sick
people vel; geak people, strong.
Remember that catafrh Is not merely q
I'll of lie bead and throat, but that It
iEiay = isct any or al Of the organs OF the
body. Remember. too, that iRe1all Muctl-
Tone Is the only positive and permanent
cFe ilEnoWnto science. Give It Q trial
and if8 not more than satisfied. we viii
fefund yosr money without question.
Sod os4 S0t our store or 80 mail
pfice q t,fs and 80 Cent ~, NJ ~ =, =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

CITY Government
hIayor George ", Kinsey.
elg cle5k-I. Eneo,
oiiy Collector John S. Scott
cly Treasurer. "a Powell
CITY Dnglneer- u. NJ. prlcksi
City Assessor- 49, A. Crowd
CITY solicIior-A O. eiaqley
Chief Of Fire popaiimeni-I ls.ot
Reed
Waler commllalonsr Hoa,3
sWlahor
Street commilalouer GEO. e. RI,
ardaod.
Health omearl J. Lee
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tinted ssstes senators-
sssphen p. EIdnu and Nathan B
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

stsle Senator -Joseph IL hlonQr
Member oi the House .oi nales
ess Fhomas W. Fleming and III
MAKO Powell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

me voters d the cities Is ysFy low,
including practically all except Tie
.iioasine popala8pn
The WofR taet lcl
.ployihg OVER 50 men cloo aecpst
,ing Is theit hpmb 81 q
general assembly 81 taeis oW iich
81 turn c1oose dell 70 TIE IN
.congr6 Tie of 81. Peters
Ibrtg III the city eongres tiils s
lniade hp, 81 preside over " the
.mayor and chooses tsom among ita
members the repre- ives 70 the
Dcunla. This ballo conducted
'by baIls. The name 81 the qualified
are resd ana after each
name 10 pronoaacs each delegate de-
posts either blac o. White ball,
but for the whole seris each delegate
has the privilege of casting only SIX
affirmative vote The process IS long
W tealsas, ]. ~ y a os 5s y. 4
\. every ea moi aa5s g = 4aal cnanSs' t1e
.six persons receiving the highest NUM-
boz are declared elected.
The members from the Provinces
are also stee ' g y tfs & fase lls1anSs
9 someWnas slmlt aA senefai 3c ~
@ DELEGATES fepFe sen!lne lns sstlous =.
provincial W. ssas s'a ls sss 'l,s. a
y meg g however = : ~ atue1Sll.'
especially y FssaF2 so8sSe pssse's.
fclass ins lsasaat t'as slt.v's =
g. DE 8 s'l' 3. q ~. ~ go popu'a.'
ana y IA & y w 3 spstl,s ny u
s'shsa : slgtlss Z " u9s m.7', Z
W pgesins!s. solsisssss' ~ ~ 8, 7.
VIZ = mgqliA, seo.lons Ds ~. = . =.
'le Soti.il9ls = '.,.ae 49, ~ 800.
u every yen tAilti S0nts. nss
allowe1 y soIs susts ~ nuspa =
= ronrasa,.t tbS, Il MS voIost a.
c8ntonaI .r6eatinp
ma ~, nolitics fsrins with the
volost assembly psrbaps represent.
n / score Il eonmunss-wbich
lns . ssoI Y siu -
M M .e,,hi;, u II, distTict zach nroy.
,no. N sTe.,,,,, ,,iyi,ls6 g., ,5fo 4 nnmber
III, ,,,st,.,ot osoh ! ,s,,,,ca on 1 small
.sosIaG u 4he nrbyf,,css ~ ..1oyern.
,,,s5t., !. 81 +boy srs ,,s.i,a1rv caIlet, i,
yp ,, d ,g,,t,.b tbsv sar,o.,d ! mart
Tss,o .,,s,,.;ct o..ero t1;,e cloose fron
M. I, d,sstss i 4boir I,v,r NM.
~ ~ III. No., -i,,t4 u ba e,octod
I, M na III sv5,s1, ,.hs dslsaptos q
~ ,o,,,.e.,,,,,;al congrsss Thraa Mn.
j c,asaz a., r.,nresan+ed n tbls nr;,.
,,,ne a,,, oon e,,.ass M IAN, owners the
inhob,,snts of c,t,as Vhich ID not
olecf s1ectal conservatives e the
n r ana +,,t.,l,or,,ynan 81 faolorias
,rboraye,. nl,neroas snourb ia eDtitle
tbem 10 snacia, representation. The
land owners are divided into two
classes those possessing land in ex-
ce.s Of the amount required to dl.ali-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27
Mountain CITY Drug Co.
ia RING HOW 10 VOTE.
Eleetions Machinery III Russia Still
ar5 From Being Perfected.


ST PETERSBURG, March 27.-
ME elections to the Imperial Douma
ana the Council Of the Empire Rus
sis frst Parliament bear only a
slight resemblance to elections in the
united States The machinery is
both complicated and confusing, and
tle iacls Of political organization
seigs Is increase tho uncertainty Of
ne results For the Donna or lower
ehamBe practically the old machinery
employed by the peasants in their
connunes and villages Is employed,
AND sin the cities the machinery for
the election of Doumas or town coun.
cils is used.
Tlie members Of the Imperial
popins are elected BY provincial con
composed Of representatives
81 four CLASSES, the PEASANTS the work
men the iland owners, and the city
population as "a class. Certain Of the
larger cities, however:like at st. Pc
tarsBprg, MOSCOW and odessa, elect
certain number Of representatives
.Sltfespecttveot the provinces in which
they are located. The number Of
such city representatives Is based
upon aggregate population. For In
stance st, Petersburg elcts six men
tosthe pouna and the procedure ls
as follows;
1.-The city ls divided into - districts,
Identical WithIthe districts formed for
the election Of members Of the City
Council, IN each q polling place is
opened under the supervision Of a
president and commission appointed
~ the municipality, and here the
qaalihed cityyoters on specified
All, from b O'clock In the morning I'm;
ttIsg o'clock al night, have the prlyi.
deEe fsvoting ior delegates, who are
tosbe chpsenSfyom each district TO the
cits congress delegates rs
Ylborschtlis nus ( besdaalifsd elec,
toI lp sldsat tlte district The
parfies ~ eliet 81 81 NE
aeld, But Selssto ela sots NY
doctor Il iiis aiatfic tliott selti
q tIckals itSAs eiioeaes Tha ase
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

REPRESENTATIVE IN Congress
Fhst disuict-s Blackburn B. Dove
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-27

second plsiet- Thomas 3. Davis
Thifd District lcssph &. Galpss.
Fourth district HAIRY G. Wood
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william " & aIls sa e Nora n rslss \
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

LOOK OUT for the WHITE HOUSE sale. Selling at invoice prices today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
OPERATIONS sEeUN-Contractor


 Collins left yesterday for the Arizona head with about ten men. two teams and a camp outfit It Is expected an- other wagon train and force of laborers will join them today and another to- morrow. while recruits will be sent out as fast as possible until the re- duired number has been secured.
 NEW ATIONS-Articles Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday Mt. Carmel Lead and Zinc company, capital stock, $SOO.OO0; incor- porators. Richard Utter, NJ. $. Tilton' Larnes Risley. Silas z. Landes and Jas. R. Parkman; Cafmas Copper company capital stock S10.O0OO00; incorporators, $. G. Kneeland. Patrick Egan and Geo. Melville; Inca Copper company. capital stock. 8. .O00. 900: incorporators, same as above; San Felipe Copper company capital stock $5.O00, ,000: incorporators same as above; Pikeville Gas company, capital stock $5O.OO0. incorporators, J. F.. Erwin, Rufus Switzer. J. McFeeley. and James Hatcher; Crystal Bullfrog Mine Mill and Water company, capital stock. $1,OO0.OOO; incorporators, D. l.. Bowen. Fred P. Bowen, James R. Price; Dixie Chief Gold Mining com pany. capital stock. s2OO0,OO0 incorpo- rators. NJ. F. Flaherty, Louis H. Snedi- ker. and H. McCourt; Goldfield Link Mining company, capital stock $l,OOO,- 900 O:ssncorporators, John R. Kaufman, NJ T. Littleworth and A. s. Maurits: The Montana Company, capital stock Sl. .OOO coo: incorporators C. R. Futile. nd FTa K~lOrs Great Bend Twin Mining company, capital stock $1.000,OO0; incorporators, F. H. Kramer. William E. Ewing. F. J. Lamereauxfi William F.. Benedict and A. G. Tashiere; Physicians Motor Car Company. capital stock S250,0OO; incor- porators. J. F. Harper and w. R. Don- aldson; The Investors Promotion Syn dicate. capital stock $250,OOO; incorpo- rators. Llody Kenyon Jones and Nal colm G. Cameron; Manhatton Venus Mining Company, capital stock $l.OOO.- 900: incorporators A. E. Avery. F. c. Humphrey and $. B. Williams; Yankee Hill Placer Gold Mining company. cap ital stock, s50O,OOO; incorporators, E. Ware Couper. A. F.. Dollin and H. A. Laven: International Railway company capital stock, S25. 900, 900; incorpOrators Oliver H. Lau, J. A. Zahn. Harry M. Lau and Harry Simpson; Manhattan Vacaville Mining company capital stock $1.OOO. .OOO; incorporatOrs. F. B. McKevitt s. P. Dobbins, Edward Fisher T. L. Gates. w. H. Routledge, William s. Killingsworth and H. A. Bassford; California Nevada Mining and Milling company capital stock s1,5OOOOO; incor- porators Edward D. Barker, James E. Rinehart. Brinton Gregory Edward $. Collett and Matthew r. Murray.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

CARD NlGHT-TOmorrOw night. Thursday. December 13, will be card night at the Arizona club. the games being five hundred and bridge.
 ANNUAL ELECTION OF D. A. R. There will be a meeting of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution at the residence of Mrs. George w. Nick- CTS on Saturday afternoon at 2:5O p' m.. for the annual election of officers. A good attendance is desired.
 THE EARLIEST OF THE CAlEN- DARS-The Republican has received from the Larson Drug company, the first of the calendars of 1907. If this one is an indication. the calendars for the next year will be more beautiful than ever. The principal figure is a copy of a painting of a beautiful wo- mans head Ornamented with chrys- anthemum embIematic of autumn.
 A BOX SOClAl-The young wo- mems guild of the Trinity Episcopal church. will give a box social tonight at s o'clock at the Arizona School of Music. Every one is invited to attend and young ladies are requested to bring a box containing supper for two -A be enjoyed by all
 LEFT LAST NIGHT-William Bon durant and L. K. Kent of Chicago, left last night for Los Angeles and expect to return again shortly after the first of January, when the work of install- ing hydraulic machinery on Mir. Bon durant's placer ground on ;he Humbug will be begun
 NO WOOD TO SPARE-It was an nounced a day or two ago. that the price of wood in Los Angeles had reached the phenomenal figure of $40 a cord. l.. w. Spears. proprietor of the Phoenix Wood and Coal company received a telegraphic order from Los Angeles for 1000 cords of wood at s10 d cord f. c. b. He declined 1t though. on the ground that Phoenix will prob ably need all the wood there is here. Notwithstanding the growing scarcity of it, it is being sold at the same price of s6 a cord.
 WENT AFTER A THIEF Deputy Sheriff Cunningham left last night for Globe after William Smith. a young man wanted for the theft of a watch from Miss Rose Leary last spring. The watch was found in a pawnshOp by Miss Leary on her return from the east where she had spent the summer. and learned that it had been pawned by Smith. When she first came to the city she lodged in the same house where Smith was living. Smith. who had gone to Globe, was immediately arrested on a telegraphic request from the sheriffs office here but on account of the floods he could not be brough in until now.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

CARD NlGHT-Tomorrow night. Thursday. December 13, will be card night al the Arizona club. the games being five hundred and bridge.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

There will be a meeting of the Daugh ters of the American Revolution at the residence of Mrs. George w. Nick- CTS on Saturday afternoon at 2:S0 D. m.. for the annual election of officers. 4 good attendance is desired.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
SANTA EE TIME TABLE.

Florence, Kelvin, winkel-
 man.......... lI:25s.r
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

The ladies of the Christian church will hold their annual rummage sale in room just vacated by Emporium, cor ner Sd and Washington streets, begin ming Thursday. Dec. 13. Call and ex- anime goods. All those having Fum- mage please telephone Mrs. Chas. Don OfriO
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

From ocean to ocean, from lake to gulf, From San Franciseosto Ohio The babies cry, the old maids sigh, For Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12
NEW CHRISTMAS eoops-A new

and select line of elegant stationery, various gift articles. toys, many dolls, novelties. etc, have just arrived at the Art Printing and Stationery Co, 2l $. Ist avenue. Visitors always wei come
Arizona republican., 1906-12-12

Special mince pies and fruit cakes for the holidays. Order now from Phoenix Bakery.