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Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
Don't Worry
 About Piles
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 Discomfort.
Trial Package by Mail, Free.

Many people suffer the torture of piles because they have little faith of an ultimate relief or cure
 This condition is part of the terrible malady called piles. Such an afflic- ton drags the nerves of men and wo- men down to the lowest depths and gives to mankind a feeling of despair.
 Don't permit yourself to become a victim of this melancholy.
 Pyramid Pile Cure is sold every where, by all druggists. It does re- lieve piles and does this work quickly. painlessly and without apparent effort. We have thousands of testimonials proving its merits.
 Go to your druggist today and buy a package, or if you feel any timidity or mOdesty about the matter send us fifty cents, the price sf Pyramid Pile Cure, and We will send you a package by mail in plain wrapper.
 One or two applications will prove your case not hopeless. and to give this proof to you send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mail in plain wrapper free. Address Pyramid Drug Co., 163 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

ment committee, the committee to have power to appoint superintend- ent who shall take charge of the races and the enforcement of the rules and regulations of the tournapent- At the meeting last night the following offi- cers were elected:
 Board of Control-J. M. ShOtt, PhOe- nix: J. F. Hightower, Yuma; H. C.. Corson. Tempe.
 Offical Timers-A. H. Davidson, Phoenix; c. Segala. Tempe; Dr. How ard Ramsey. Phoenix.
 Judges-O. F.. Bellas, Phoenix; g. Y. Barkley. Tucson; T. D. Malloy, Yuma
 official Starter-Caotain Hi Me Donald
 Official drawing for position of teams to race in try-test Tuesday morning, 9:3O am.-First, Tucson; second, Douglas; third, Phoenix; fourth, Yuma: fifth, Tempe. Other teams that may arrive will be placed in order as they arrive.
 Foot races will be run Wednesday morning at am. Each team will enter five men.
 Hub and hub race will follow i'm dllti lOOb ielNNo eit
 Official position of teams for the hub and hub-First, Tempe; second, Phoenix; third. Douglas; fourth, Tue son; fifth. Yuma
 The line up of the contesting teams is as follows:
 Tucson Hose Team-P. w. Black, J. Comacho, A. Philion, c. S. Peralta, F. M. Clark, V. F. Granillo A. c. Bernal, G. F. Martinez, J. L. Flood. NJ. Nun gia. O. G. Karlson, c. Cartlett. M. Leon, S. w. Purcell, S. L. Rodgers.
 Yuma Hose. Team-C. W. Jackson, L. Mcintyre, Gus Livingston. L. J. Romirez. NJ c. Espioniza, R. Trevor, R. Morris, l.. P. Goodwin, w. R. In ghram. Newt Parks, T. F.. Brice. J. E. Hightower, Dan Maddox, Isaac Paul haneur, R. Breedlove
 Tempe Hose Team-E. Montigo, L. Balleotro, L. Estrella, C. Soto, R. Ro- driguez E. Barret, F. Surrategue. J. Ochoa. P Mazon, M. c. Browning. c. Gregg, E. H. Spain, c. Sagelia, S. Lu- kin. B Bruce.
 Douglas Hose Team-G. H. Davis. Rex Rice, w G. Robertson, Billy Leran. L. D. Dunagan, Tom Butler, Pat Murphy, Rob Arthur. John Butler. Billy Harris, Joe McGuar, M. O. Phelan.
 Phoenix Hose Team-S. M. Porter, P. H. Sullivan. l.. Quoris. A B. Del gado, F. A. Lopez, J. F. FlOrez, J. A. F1orez, NJ. Murioz, J. H. Thompson. C. A. Griialva, J. T. Haughey, G. C. Kil- gore, Ed Luke, s. H. Murphy. P, A. Luna.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
PRESIDENT ELECT TAFT
 WILL REST ALL WINTER
He Will Put in the Time at Virginia Hot Springs and Augusta, Ga.

Hot Springs, Va, Nov 9.-The stay of President elect Taft at Virginia Hot Springs will be prolonged until the first week in December if the ordinary season of mild weather here prevails. It is MT. Tafts determina- tion to fit himself by riding and golf for the strenuous duties which await him in March.
 He has accepted the request of Miss Boardman of Washington, president of the National Red Cross Society. to attend the annual meeting of the society in Washington December 9. He expects to remain here until then. Although his plans have not been determined, it is his intention to go then to Augusta, Ga. take a cottage and remain during the winter.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
SECRETARY ROOT FOR N. '. SENATOR
A Decision Said to Have Been Reached at White House Con- ference.

Washington, Nov. 9-It is the opin- ion in Washington that as a result of a long conference at the White House today between Presiden RoOse- welt, James Wadsworth jr., speaker of the New York state assembly, and William l.. Ward of the republican national committee. the man who will be supported by them next January to succeed Thomas c. Platt on March f, 1909, as United States senator. will be Elihu Root, present secretary of state.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

Have you decided how you are going to vote?" asked the campaign worker
 Yes" answered the plain citizen, but I'm not going to tell you. I'm getting too much pleasure from hay ing people pat me on the back and hand me cigars in the hope of get ting me to commit myself"-Wash- ington Star.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

purpose of getting s1O.OOO which she demanded on pain of being blown to pieces of dynamite.
 At the bank Mrs. Cones was over powered by special officers and placed under arrest
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
A. WOMAN DYNAMITER.
Accompanies Victim to a Bank to
 Collect Blackmail.

Denver, Nov. 9.-A woman giving the name of Mrs. H. c. Cones com pelled Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps, the divorced wife of Law renee Phipps, the Pittsburg steel magnate, to take her in her automo- bile this afternoon to a bank for the
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
GENERAL WOOD COMES HOME.

New York. Nov 9-Major General Leonard Wood. U. s. A. accompanied by Mrs. Wood and the generals aide, Captain G. T. LanghOrne, was a pas senger on the steamer Nordham which arrived tonight from Boulogne
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
Two Records.

My sturdy old grandfather came over in the steerage. Forty years later eh- went back in the Lusitania"
 Not so much. ] know of an effete duke who accomplished the same trick in four weeks"
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
 OF LOCAL INTEREST

DISPATCH MAN IN TOWN-R- s. Call of Douglas arrived in Phoenix yes terday, representing the Douglas Dis patch.
 A VISITING LEGlSLATOR-Natt E.. Guild. member of the legislative as- sembly from Pinal county, is seeing the sights of the fair.
 CHIMES OF NORMANDY-There will be a rehearsal of the above opera tonight at the home of MT. Homer Grumm, 361 North Second avenue.
 SToRK FoRGETS ITS FAIR WEEk--Mr. and Mrs. John D. Camp
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
ARRIVAL MIR. CAMERON

Delegate -elect hmeron, accompanied by Mrs. Cameriand George A. Mauk, arrived at midlht from Globe by au- tomObile. Theleft Globe yesterday morning, eXpedg to reach Phoenix in the early eNing; but MT. Came ron was desiis of thanking his friends at ROoelt for their support and spent som.ime there He will leave tomorrowiOrning for his home at Flagstaff a put his affairs in readiness for early departure for Washington.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
Discontent.

The life we lead has little charm, de- lights us not, and mores the pity. The city man would buy a farm, the
 farmer move into the city,
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

Weeks-The true American always saves the under dog in the fight.
 Wise-Yes, and then gives him a swift kick for being chump enough to get into it.-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
The WiTely View.

Hubby. there's some cold beans in the pantry"
 T don't want 'em''
 There you go. Can't you eat lem to save 'em?"
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

Pop, what ise matter with the Sick man of Eue?"
 T think, my his new consti- tuition is all upse- Baltimore Ameri- can.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

WANTED-Every lady to see the new Kitchen speciality. being demon strated at McKee's Booth
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
". GLEASON.

Do that oratoopinions carry any weight?' asked 1 statesman.
 They ought tqnswered the other. They are heavhoush."-Washing- ton Sar.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
Above Them.

Of pencil shapes the papers tell
 In current flies; But girls possessing curves may well Ignore the styles.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

IF YOU are not It on Tag Day, you'll be sorry.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
ANoTHERpHoENIx CITIZEN

MT. Fred WeIerg. the photographer on East Wasngton street. is well pleased with ! world in general to- day for he ishe proud father of a ten-pound boNnd it is quite proba- ble MT Westtg, Jr.. will be entered in the beauty atest at the fair It is said MT. Wesirg's cigar bill is in creasing eyerNOur Isn't it nice to ha So ronuIar3I
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

State of Ohio, y Of ToIedo-Lucas County-ss.
 Frank J. Chenenakes oath that he is senior partner the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, ds business in the city of Toledo, Coun and .State aforesaid, and that said filwill pay the sum of ONE 1UNDREDOLLAR for each and every case Catarrh that cannot be cured by thee of Halls Catarrh Cure. HANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to beforne and subscribed in my presence, thiEh day of December, A. D. 1886.
 (SeaD !. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh e Is taken internally, and acts directly the blood and mu- cous surfaces of system. Send for testimonials free
 F. J. CHEN &, CO.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Drllsts. 75c.
 Take Halls Fay Pills for constipa- tion.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
MRS. eoV<lBsEY LEAVES FOR

THE EAST-irs. Gov Kibbey left for the east this forming to visit her sis ter, who is iill- health. The time of Mrs. Kibbey'return to Phoenix will be entirely serned by the state of her sisters hGh.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

bell, who liy on a ranch about four miles northvst of the city, are re joicing in t birth of a baby boy
 RETURNS FROM TRIP TO ROOSEVELT. c. Hill of the recla- nation serviS and MT. Randolph, who is the uncle U. R. Garfield, secretary of the inter-, returned to Phoenix yesterday frd Roosevelt
The Washington times., 1908-12-12
"A WOMAN TO WIN"

tion which bespeal1s a purpose to sur
render.
But no woman likes to be wooed as
though she were a sack OF wheat, and.
besides, Harrison's strange conduct had
excited the grave Qualns in Helene's
mind TO the risks she might be TAX
ing
Are you asking me TO marry you,
Jim Harrison?' she repeated.
Yes, Of course I am asking you 10
marry me. Helene You are all the
world TO me" Relllizing at last that
something tender might properly be ex-
pected of him: MY life, my soul-er-
my guiding star. don't you believe it..
swee-eetheart?"
This last, emphasized by a particu-
larly violent twinge in his big toe. was
Ike nothing so muci4 as the squeal of
a doomed pig at the stock yards.
mo, dOrt believe it, retorted Miss
Burns sterrly, "and I don't believe yol
do. either. In fact, Jim Harrison. I am
strongly OF the opinion that you are
either insane or else don't know ex-
actly what you do want.
Perhaps" she concluded. with biting
sarcasm, by the time 1 return from
the Philippines you will have made UP
your mind
''The Philippines he scowled. But
Helene. told that you were not even
to consider that"
''And / don't know that your sane
tion was asked" angrily. II am a
free agent, thank Heaven, and intend
TO so"'
He leaned forward and caught her
tensely by the wrist.
-'Then you decline my offer?" he
questioned. You refuse to marry me?'
His tone OF incredulous wonder stirred
her pride
I decline to marry any speculator.
any incipient nervous wreck
She was fighting hard 10 keep back
the tears. but she bit her lip and faced
him with steady, unwavering eyes.
He forgot for moment. IN a great
wave of longing the torment at his ex-
tremities.
Think, Helene" he cried hoarsely
''if we part now IT is forever. Don't t
play with me. Don't let any foolish
notions or approximations sway you.
Look into your heart and let it guide
you believe you love me. And as for
myself. why, girl
He took an unguarded step toward
her, his handsome face all sglow, and 3
hideous pang gripped his leg like the
clutch Of fiery talons
Involuntarily he recOiled, and STUN
bled against a table loaded with fraH
hric-a-brac, sending the whole arrange
ment crashing 70 the floor.
''Oh, dammi" CALCULATED Harrison,
and seizing his hat and coat, flung him
self out at the door.
The Washington times., 1908-12-12

TO himself, that your 1900 was IN
drafts and not in cash / claim to be as
honest as the general run, but If I'd
ever run across a find like that, you
might "a stuck here on the reef IN your
stocking feet until Kingdom Come. fore
To ever answered your signal OF dis
tress-"
He paused moment in moody silence;
then a sudden CLEAN showed in his
sunken eyes.
''Hi. shipmate.'' he cried, you pro-
posed a stroke OF business here tC me
a bit ago. didn't ye? Suppose should
offer We such a chance as don't come
to a man once in a lifetime? No, not
in a hundred lieftimes- would ye be
willing to risk that little thousand
ye've got against it?''
His tone was one OF trembling ex-
element He laid hard, tsr-seamed
hand on Jim's arm. and bore down on
1t with feverish intensity.
Harrison laughed a Ittle uneasiIy.
and stepped back
why" he said, 1T wor;d depend
a good deal on what sort Of PROPOSE
ton you had TO present"
What sort OF a proposition I have
TO present?'' The Old man glanced
cautiously around him. and sank his
voice almost TO a whisper. I'll tell
ye what sort Of a proposition I've got,
my boy. It's a proposition Of gold.
and OF diamonds. and rubies. and en-
eralds. and pearls. It's q proposition
OF buried Recommendation and mil
lions or IT. And he laughed cunning
ly-''ft's a proposition Of my being the
only person in the world who knows
where g IS to be foundr'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
EAST PoWNAL

Mrs. John Patterson spent Wednes.
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. L. Morgan.
Farmers are busy haying and re-
port better crop than they expect.
ed Many pieces are light and full
of daisies.
A severe storm of wind and rain
with some hail passed over this
section Tuesday afternoon damaging
corn and fruit considerably.
Mrs. Arthur Michaels father and
brother from Schenectady, N. y, Wis.
tied at Hugh Michaels a portion of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ottman and son Of
North Adams, Mr. and Mrs Lewis
Williams and son of South Williams.
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Ward
of New York were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Walter Patterson last Sunday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

c, A. Wood and Conrad Schwartz
were in North Adams Thursday.
Francis w. Smith is working at
the Y. NJ. c. A. during the summer
Buel Vanvleck is working as as
sistant janitor at the Y. NJ. c. A..
during the summer.
Charles w. Thompson of Hyde's
drug store is spending his vacation
at Hedges Lake near Cambridge.
The Y. NJ. C. A. baseball team will
go to Williamstown tomorrow to play
the Foresters of that town return
game
Miss Gertrude Kimball of Gage st.
who has been spending her vacation
at her home in Vergennes, has re-
turned here.
Engineer Augustus Managan of
Rutland is spending a few days at
the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.
Thomas Managan of Weeks street.
l.. H. Holton was in Dunville
Thursday. While there he visited
the Y. M. c. A. camp and found every
one happy and In good health. The
boys are expected home this evening
or early tomorrow morning.
o. X. Wyman, who is spending the
summer with relatives in town, will
be SO years of age on the 23rd of
| August. He has now living IL
great grandchildren which is consid-
cred the record for this vicinity.
Mrs. Francis Cone and grandson re-
turned this morning from months
visit in New York They were ac-
companied home by her daughter,
Mrs. Robert c. Mccullough, who will
spend a months vacation at her for
mer home here.
Never such an offer 2h story 10
room house, slated. wainscoted
kitchen, hard maple floor, piazza in
front and rear, 2 minutes from Depot
5 rods from school. Barn 1SX26
clapboared and painted; " acre
land insured for $1,000. Buildings in
fine repair would cost $4,000 to put
up the buildings. Price only 5000
$3.50 down. Enquire for No. 1852
lockwood & Howe.
1t is announced that States Attor
ney William j. Meagher of Bennlng
ton county will be candidate for re
election this year and the appear
ances are that he will have no candi
date against him. This recalls the
long fight Mr.. Meagher had before the
Legislature two years ago to prove
his election and right to office. Will
a good record behind him he certainly
deserves another term.-Montepliel
journal.
Charles Barnes returned Thursday
evening from East Arlington where
he has had force of decorators al
work during the past three weeks Of
the interior of the church. The in
terror of the structure has been re
decorated throughout and presents
greatly improved and artistic ap
pearance. The ceiling has been don't
in cream and buff, the walls in terra
Gotta and brown and the pews have
been refinished in blackwalnut, max
ing an exceedingly harmonious ant
pleasing interior,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. p. H. Dalton is in Rutland for
a few days.
Rev. r. b. Tozer of Hoosick Falls
was in town Wednesday.
c. H. Chaplin of Waterbury, Conn,
was in town Thursday on business
Miss Edna Olin of SALISBURY is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Nc
Carthy.
News was received here of the
death on June 29th of Mrs. Edward
Cole, formerly resident Of North
Bennington, now of Atlanta, Ga
She is survived by her husband and
one son Fred.
Mrs. Fannie Hinsdill and son Chas
and family of Troy are spending few
weeks at the Hinsdill farm, They
have as guests Mrs Hlnsdill's sister
Mrs. Turner OF New York who is &C
companied by her daughter,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
VERMONT LIsRARlEs
Chance for Communities Which are
Now Without Libraries.

, Melvin Dewey, inventor OF the
Dewey classification system, gave a
valuable address at the annual meet
ing of the State Library Association.
Mr.. Dewey was also the founder of
the travelling library system which
now permeates every section and dis
trict of the state of New York, and
has been found TO be of inestimable
value as a medium of culture and lit
erature throughout the rural sections
of that state.
The Vermont State Library Com
mission have at their disposal large
number of carefully selected travel
ing Libraries, which would be of much
more use to the state II their exts-
tence and purpose were better known
to the public.
Any person desiring information
concerning the nature of these travel
ing libraries and the proper method
Of securing one should write TO Miss
Frances Hobart Cambridge, Yer
mont.
The first annual institute for Ii
brarians of the state of Vermont was
held IN Burlington from July LIST to
Bird inclusive.
An instructor, Miss Harriet r.
Peck, of Gloversville, New York and a
class Of 40 librarians from all sections
of this state composed the institute
which was held under the direction
Of the State Library Commission.
The success OF the institute was
marked. The librarians profited by
he technical instruction and formed
many pleasant associations which az
fords the hope that similar institute
may be held the coming year, with
an even larger attendance. A spirit
Of enthusiasm and helpfulness was
displayed at this institute which gives
ground for the belief that the public
Libraries will gain greatly during the
coming year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
COWS Sucking DEER
Massachusetts, Farmers Apply to
State for Re.imbursement.

Pittsfield. July 10.-Cows in the
pastures of New Ashford, IL miles
north of Pittsfeld and the smallest
town in Massachusetts, have been
sucking deer so much that two far
mers have written to Elmer p. Beach,
chairman of the selectmen, asking for
damages. Beach wrote to County
Treasurer Henry A. Brewster in Pitts.
! field today about the matter.
Mr. Beach estimated that 900 quarts
have been stolen by the deer. which is
worth S63. Mr.. Brewster notified
| Chairman Beach that the county isn't
paying for milk stolen by deer, as
the law specifies that damage can be
collected only for crops destroyed.
William p. Baker, a New Ashford
farmer, said today: There are at
least 100 deer in New Ashford. saw
a herd of II only yesterday. II the
farmers can't get pay from the state
for milk stolen the farmers and sum
mer residents will take up collec
ton for them"
The Grcyiock commissioners arc &c
start a deer park on Sugar Loaf, one
of the foothills of Greylock, and they
propose to corral the deer in that sec
ton. EX-Congressman Francis w
Rockwell is back of the plan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
BRANDON GARDENS RUINED
Two Houses Struck by Lightning
Younq Produce Damaged.

Brandon, July 10.-This place ex-
perienced one of the hardest thunder
and wind storms in years Tuesday
afternoon between and 8 O'clock.
Two houses were struck by lightning.
One on Carver street occupied by Is.
NJ. Bowker. No one was hurt at
either place and not very much dam
age was done or the buildings set on
fire. The chimney on the Flood
house was split and some other
damage done At the Bowker place
the casing of the front door was torn
off and all of the glass in the door
smashed Margaret Bowker received
quite a heavy shock as she was stand
ing a short distance from the door. A
large glass in the door at Ketcham's
furniture store was broken by the
wind, several trees were blown down
and much corn was laiG fiat The rain
came down In sheets which with the
wind, nearly ruined many gardens.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
FOUND BABY's REMAINS
Decomposed Body Of Girl Child Dis
covered in Park.

Burlington, July 1O.-The dead body
of baby girl was found on North
avenue Wednesday afternoon by Of
ticer Guyette, caretaker of Ethan
Allen park. The body was dis
covered in the woods on the east
side of the highway not far from
the Barker farm. Whether the dead
child had been the victim of a muir
derer was impossible to determine
from superficial examination as the
body was considerably decomposed
without the head, 1t was taken by
Health Officer Dalton to the state
laboratory of hygiene in this city
where an examination will be made
tomorrow by DR.. Stone to determine
whether the child was born alive and
| II so the cause of death. No
clew has yet been obtained as to the
parents of the child OF who left the
body in the woods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
FOR PosToFFlcE SITE
Three Bids for Bennington Public
BUILDING Lot.

Three bids for the site of the pro-
posed new public building for Ben.
nington have been received and pub.
llshed from the treasury department
at Washington. They are as follows.
Sara r. White, Silver and Union
streets, 11Sx135 feet. $780,; DIR. f. S.
Pratt, Union and South streets, 1863
xl7i feet, $4,000; A. b. Oatman
North and Pleasant streets, 1l6x1SO
feet, $500,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
STATE FIREM EN-

Good Field Of Entries for Hose Race
on the 18th.
The following entries for the fire.
mems hose race at Middlebury on the
10th have been received to date:
Knights of Fair Haven, Vt.
Alerts of Keeseville, N. Y.
Port Henry's of Port Henry, N. Y.
Volunteers of Vergennes, Vt.
Bibbey's of Fort Edward, N. Y.
Winooski and Randolph each eX-
pect to enter one team. Over 30 fire.
men have entered for the individual
contests.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-10
two monster engines.

two monster engines.
w. d. Newton has taken the local
agency for the Stanley Steamer auto.
mobile company
William H. Hill has a force OF men
ut work this week painting Dr. Pot
ters tenements on Main street.
William Kennedy who has been a
guest at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Kelley on Pleasant street for the past
couple weeks, has returned to his