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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13
Simple and Effective
Home Remedies.

OF all home remedies one Of the most
effective is hot water. This will be ioInd
4 most eficacious aid in treating the
average slight sickness. \ sudden sore
throat will disappear rapidly II hot-~ater
cloths are wrapped arorrd the neck. and
n swallow Of hot water held I'm the mouth
for 4 few seconds VIII often relieve
sick headache liot-water cloths applied
to the soles oe the feet aad tie hacs Of
the neck VIII soothe 81 nervous headache
almost Immediately; the patient shonid be
kept very quiet and allowed to fail asleep
if possible
II pieces Of flannel are wrung ont 10
hot salt water and applied to ;he seat OF
the pain Rheumatic twiEE2s may be re
lipvcd without resortins 10 drugs. Tooth
ache and earache VIII often yield to this
treatment when dry heat aud the hot
water bag seem to have no effect Cramp
caused by eating green apples or other
indigestible articles may be cured by
Tablespoonful OF castor OIL. In using hot
wafer applications the water should al
WAYS he hot the towels being changed
before they become at all cool II the
towels are allowed to cool on the patient
II the ear is Clled with warm' water.
and then. after allowing the water to
run ont plugged with . bit Of cotton vet
with olive oil or slycerin. it viii usually
cure the most stubborn eases of eara' he.
As earache and tpothache are tire result
| OF cold the patient should oe - ia
| comfortable position. Near IRE or rild-a-
| ter. and allowed to - - sleep.
yaFn rNfNg
use are seldonI-appys IN Tue use
hold Warm salt water Eeid In the mouth
will stop the flow Of blood from drawn
| tooth and will often cure "A toothachv
whom other remedies fail. 1t also makes
| n very good gargla for sore throat ana
boarspress. and il salt water IS drawn
/ up In the nasal cavity every morning Il
| will stop the development of catarrh
Tepid water and salt form an excellent
| emetlc, which is also harmless wheh
| given to a person who has taken poison
/ Small doses of salt repented ut Intervals
tx said to be helpful In arresting hemor-
| rbare. aud nose-bleed may often be stop
| ped by bathing the face 2nd neck IN Geld
| salt water.
When children are given nuts to eat
! they should he well sailed, rs this maEeS
them more palatable and easier diseStrd.
as we'll and prevents the cole, which Is
/ so often caused by eating nuts.
Salt in the bath eXerts very bracinG
tonic effect. and VIII also clear and
i brighten q sallow complexion Bath.Hs
the feet with warm salt winter and then
rubbing them with dry salt arerti the
evil consequence of wet feet usual TO
i wet weather.
A little salt mixed with powdered chaik
ard orris in equal quantities makes an eS-
cellent dentifrlce as the salt ezerts a
hardening influence over the gums. keep
Ing them firm ana in healthy condition.
! The Japanese. who have rery firm and
white teeth. use salt by itself for den
| thrice almost universally.
One should make n practice OF using
those simple home remedies for the sim
uler ills of the household. and of all the
simpler remedies none are more worthy Il
trial than salt and water. ,.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13

there Is q washstand in the room
small one might be placed in front Of III
1t is always well TO place a rug in front
of the door. as the wear that always
falls heavily on n carpet at this place
will thus be avoided.
Unless the room is very large. five rugs,
varying somewhat in size and pattern
will be ample covering for the average
bedroom floor.
With plain green walls. inner curtains
and draperies Of pink and green tsnrel
cretonne IN delicate shades. with wide
valance to finish them of at the top
would be inexpensive and most attrar-
tive and dainty. These curtains need
not be lined. and the young girl can
easily make them herself The valance
Of the bed could be made Of the same
material with most attractive enec'.
The spread could either match these or
be made Of the same materials as tie
bureau cover.
one Of the newest effects in fr'ezes for
bedroom use is one that might be tern' II
q valance effect. Unlike the conyention7i
garland OF flowers 50 widely used feT
seasons ago, this frieze has only a vely
slender line Of flowers. and below 1t 81
n stimulation Of siX-inch rufie Of rih-
bon OF a pale tint to match 1.-THE coi"r
scheme of the room, Above n seh-toue !
striped white paper frieze Of this kind
in pink is particularly beautiful
4 square box with a hinged lid may be
put in one corner Of the room. prefer
ably on the window side. and, after
lining with white SILICA have r!3 ic!
valance OF cretonne pEt on the outs'd D..
The lid Of the box must he padded ari
covered over with the cgctuuu". ILL., !..-
side being finished OF FL TIL Natt
SILICA This box would he uiost hi-GF
for shirtwaists and would be charming
window seat.
Underneath the picture moldinG i"Sicn
some screw eyes. running th"m into tL'
bottom edge Of the mold.us and hatHs
them pointing downward. \ piece Of tie
cretonne can have little brass rim $
sewei to the top Of the hem and hun ;
loosely on the screw eyes, thus makiH ;
an attractive background for the corn"'
seat that may he taken down and shake .
every time the room Is cleaned. It
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13

rrco-'tcf' T.r several pairs Of shoes can
he made from cretonue and nailed to the
certnr'of tie door. 50 that they can be
rrarEerl without trouhle and are never
mila,d Two other reccptaclcs. one for
umbrellas and one for rarasols, may be
placed Que on either side Of the shoe
holder
Besides the usual rocker, it is well 10
have comfortable armchair ana sev-
eral straight chairs. Nothing is more
suitable for the easy chairs than wicker
These may he bought, vanished in the
natural shade. or they can be stained TO
match the other furniture or painted
white.
There will probably be the usual bureau
with mirror but if this is lacking or
an extra dressing table rs desired it mag
he made OF an ordinary deal table with
Il fun valance Of the cretOnne plated
around It. II a desk IS desired this table
may be stained 4 soft moss green and
given 4 fR.sh Of hard wax or painted
white, whichever is most desirable.
If a dressing table is made an old
mirror could be hung on the wall be-
hind. it. or II this is not obtainable, n
piece Of mirror glass may be purchased
and framed IN cardboard with the ere
tonne pasted over IT,
Such "a glass could be made to stand
like a photograph frame on the dressing
table. with a firm support at the back
to keep it in place which should be
sewn 10 the lining with which the back
Is finished and braced at the bottom
with a piece Of tape attached to the
frame and to the base of the support.
The dressing table cover could be made
OF dotted Swiss with n dainty little
frilling hp all four sides. If 1.-THE top OF
the table we're covered with pink sateen
the effect would be very pretty.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13

In planning the decorations and fur
n!shing Of a girls room it should be
remembered that it should be dainty
and suggestive of the taste Of the young
girl who is TO be its occupant.
There should be no appearance OF
heavy luxuriousncss; everything should
be simple and Inexpensive, giving an aiF
Of charming simplicity so delightful In
room where a young girl sleeps.
often the most attractive AID suitable
rooms are those in which the owner
snerds her own time and thought, not
only in the planning Of the room, but
in doing as much of the work as is with
ing her ability to successfully perform.
Have the room papered with some at
tractive paper Of a shade not too DARK
soft tone Of green or some other
neutral shade would be- in the majority
Of rooms, the most attractive. Above
this have a Powered frieze. which should
be the keynote for the decorations 10 be
added later 1t is wise to use PLAIN
paper. as there are so many photographs,
pictures and plaster casts, as well as
other possessions, that she will wish 10
retain. great many Of which would
not harmouize with a paper OF very
marked pattern or vivid color.
When you have put the furniture IN
place you can decide what 10 spend In
order to finish the room successfully.
In case the carpet is worn out, new
hand-woven rugs. harmonizng with the
cretonne with which the room Is hung,
would be the most attractive choice
If the furniture Is Of mahogany or Is
painted white the problem Of decoration
is easily solved. as these will go with
any color scheme. but as it is not always
possible TO change the furniture when
room is done up it may be well not to
nav too much attention to the color OF
tbe furniture when deciding on the color
scheme.
Pink and green are always most ap-
,,ronria+e for room Of this type. so
several small rugs in soft green with
cream and old rose border should be
chosen. One can be laid on either sac
of the bed. while another might be
ulaced In front Of the bureau, with Il
fourth in front Of the fireplace and II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13

The accompanying cut shows some prar-
ticai models Tor sumner froei.S for misses
and children. al the designs being within
the scope OF the home ssawstrcss, White
linen was used for the model On the left.
the bodice being trimmed with shaped
bands ana tas.rIs. and the yoke being
OF tucked batiste and lace. The skirt
was trimmed with a three and a haif-ineh
fold just above the hem.
Tie little girls dress shown in the same
plate WAS Of chambray ginsham. and was
finished about the neck 10y form Of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13
Sumner Gowns Tor Misses and Children,

orally used. and the white mulis, lawns.
wash chifons and Paris mushns are
charming. made up with insertions Of iace
and embroidery For coioTed gowns the
plain dimities in pink. pale blue AMI
green are inexpensive and ATTRACTIVE. AMI
fine lawns and silk mulls in plain and
lowered patterns are also much in favor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-06-13

If parafire oil is used to moisten ne
whiting for cleaning tin ware you wiH
frf the work much easier than If the
whiting had been moistened with water.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
Jay oeuId,s Millions.

Jay Gould's millions were at one
time In danger. 1t was in 1873, and
their fate depended upon the huctua-
tons in the gold market. Gould saw
his precarious position in time. and so
enormous was his power and influence
that he maneuvered himself out Of the
difficulty. In fact, when 1t was over
he was weather. than ever. About
ten years after this happened there
were dark rumors about his affairs,
and 1t was hinted that the great Gould
was not what he was supposed to be
In a pecuniary sense. He disposed Of
these doubts in a very simple man
ner. He invited a number Of gentle
men to his private Office, and when
they arrived he laid on the table be-
fore them for examination certificates
Of stocks in his own name to the value
Of $53 OOO,O 900 and said that II they
wished he would lay 10000, 900 more
hAfora them.
A Knock.
"Jimmy," said the father. there's
q rip in your pants. Go and sew It
-"
.But, papa" srowled tho boy,
mother will sew 1t for me-"
'Never mind. want you to learn to
ssw for yourself, for" said the father,
"bome day you will get married, and
then you won't have any mother-you
will only have a wife."-Los Angeles
Times.
hi say, 'ow long ave I'll got TO
wait for those chops Hi sent to be
warmed hoverT"
"Why. All ct 'em up, boss. Yo' tole
me to eat 'em."
you blawsted hidiot, cawn't you
understand Henglish? HI said dis
unctly to eat 'em up."-Judge.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
Tho Tramp's Ono Request.

The irute housewife found the tramp
stretched out in her new hammock.
you miserable hobo" she snapped,
reaching for the sprinkling can, you
Just wait until my husband comes. Ha
will bring you to your senses"
The tramp blew Il puff of smoke at
q butterfly.
Madam" he yawned, will you do
me one favorY
"WhstY'
Eyes, favor. Instead Of bringing
me to my senses, kindly request him
to bring my senses to me. l feel SO
tired" Chicago News.
A servian Custom.
In Savia there still survives won
derful old institution known as the
Zadruga. 1t Is the living together Of
a whole tribe, numbering sometimes as
many as 100 persons, all under the alb
solute authority of one chief He
keeps Ill the money, makes all pur-
chases and decides the minutest de-
tails of'family life. AS family grows
the home has to be enlarged, and some
times II reaches the length Of street.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo.
Lucas County, ss


Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm Will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day of De-
cember. A. D. 1885.
(Sea) A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j, CHENEY & CO., Toledo o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
nation.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
Notice of Application To Lease
State Lands

O@ee Of The State Board of Land Commis sonsrs
Denver. Colo. jan 2. 1908
Notice is hereby given that Fannie Walker whose post.
Office address Granada. Colorado. has made sppGea'
,ie1 No. HI lease the following described Internal
Inprovsmen, Lands situate Prowers County. Colorado
to witt.
NhH Of N E or. N E or Of N " or and Lot l Of See
10. Twp. q S. r. 42W
10 other application lease the above described lands
will be considered after Jan. 30. 1908.
JOHN F. VIVIAN
Register State Board Land Cmomis sioaers
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
The Holly Mercantile Company

DeWtt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve-don't forget the name. and ac-
cept no substitute. Get DeWitt'S.
It's good for piles. Sold by Ikleman
Bros. 5ts4a
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
For Sale.

Horses, farm implements and
household goods at George Nicols
opposite hospital, Amity. Phone
675 he'd.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
For Sale.

Three 4o-acre tracts; make me
an offer on one or more. The
NW4 of NW4, section 1I-23-42,
half mile northeast of Holly; un-
improved. SW4 of SW4, section
13-22-4s, partly improved, quar-
ter mile from beetdump. NW4
of SE4 of section 21-22-44 fifteen
acres in alfalfa, balance ready for
crop, all fenced. Will sell one or
all at a bargain and on easy
terms. Address Chas. w. Duffy,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Furnished Room Wanted hy
single gentleman L 40 CAieftain
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
For Rent.

Good Groom house. three-fourths
mile north of sugar factory, by
|. n Compton,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
Notice

To W. F. Thero. Owner:
You hereby notified that " II sell public sss. at
ny ranch. miles Northwest Of Holly Cotorano. on
Feb. 3. 1908. at 2 .. n.
l Bay Horse. weight sbout 1000 lbs, years Old.
l Bay Mare. about S years old.
l Tank, Z 2. length "A feet.
For the purpose Of settling bill for feedns and pssturnG
horses for year. -
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10

We have a full line of kalsomine in
all the popular shades.
R. w. English Lumber Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-01-10
For Sale.

Five-ton wagon scales, second
hand. Call and inspect.
r. w. English Lumber Co.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
EDWIN MORRIS
IS M0NTANAS
new GOVERNOR

Helena, Mont, April 2-Governor
Joseph X. Toole's resignation, an
nounced some time ago, became effect
i've yesterday, and Edw in Norris of
Dillon. lieutenant governor, was
sworn in as his successor.
Toole has twice been elected gov
ernor of Montana on the Democratic
ticket. For some time his health has
been unsatisfactory and it is for this
reason he has resigned.
In explanation of his action, which
created a decided sensation through
out the state, Gov. Toole referred
to his long public service, both in
Helena and Washington, and then
reverted to clause of the constitu-
tion which provides that an elective
official shall not absent himself from
the state for more than sixty days.
he says tnat lie feels his ailment Is
Of such nature that a permanent
restoration cannot be effected within
that time. adding that after proper
rest 1t Ia his purpose to return to
Helena aud resume the practice Of
law. Gov. Toole will spend several
months In Southren California.
Lieut. Gov. Edwin Norris, who
succeeded Toole is also Il lawyer. be-
ing u resident of Dillon. Norris will
serve nine months OF Toole's term.
II new executive being elected tins
fall.
1t has developed that Gov. Toole
has suffered more or less, having been
unable to eradicate fiom his system
the after effects of case of the grip
from which he suffered several years
ago.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
HOLDING PONCE De
LEON CELEBRATION

st. Augustine. Fla. April 2-Hun.
dreds OF visitors and tourists are pour
ing into old st. Augustine today to
witness the elaborate program prepar-
ed for tho Ponce de Leon celebration
here tonight. A reproduction Of the
landing OF Ponce dc Icon and other
spectacular historical displays will bo
feature OF the celebration. Tho en-.
tire affair will DO carried out In u
more brilliant manner than ever be-
fore.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
promoter TUCKER
WILL HAVE TRIAL

Topeka, Kan. April al. II
Tucker, Jr.. promoter and founder Of
the Uncle Sam Oil company, will
probably be placed on trinl during
this months term Of the United
States district court. Tucker Is al
legged to have used the mails to de-
fraud in the sale OF the stocks OF his
concern. People all over the country
were investors In Tuck er's company,
which WAS for ii me glarinsly ad-
vertised As the future rival OF the
Stan dard OIL company.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
POPuLISTS
HOLDING
CONVENTION

st. Louis, April 2-St. Louis LAS
the honor of entertaining the first
national political convention of the
1908 campaign. the national session of
the Peoples party, opening here to-
day. Scores Of prominent Populists
arrived and the hotel lobbies are
filled with Walking and gesticulatiDg
delegates. Unlike most political con-
ventions. lawyers are in minority
among the delegates. the larger por-
tion Of whom are farmers and men
engaged in small business. The con-
vention was called to order in tile
| Olympic theater. Official headquar-
ters have been established at the st.
James hotel. It Is expected that more
than a thousand delegates will be In
the city by evening.
A lively discussion OF the probable
candidates for the presidency is in
progress among the delegates today,
among those mentioned being Bryan,
Watson, Hearst and La Toilette.
Nebraska's delegation is instructed
for Bryan and several OF her state del J..
egations apparently favor the Nebras.
kan Thomas Watson. Of Georgia,
has hundreds Of admirers and his
chances Of again being selected to
head the Populist ticket are apparent.
ly very good. There is much talk
of the nomination of Senator Robert
La Toilette, Of Wisconsin, with the
understanding that he would be in
dorsed by the national convention Of
the Independence League. 1t is un-
likely that such action will be
taken. however. as 1t is stated On
good authority that La Toilette
would refuse the honor.
The Populist platform is forcasted
in the convention call, which maKes
the following announcement:
Hope cannot be placed in the
promises OF either of the two old
parties. Both have entangling al
lance with the enemies uf the gov
ernment and cannot make substantial
progress for reform in this geneR.
tion. Thus. an independent party
free from predatory affiliations. Do.
comes necessary II the power OF
monopoly and privilege is to be taken
from the banks and stock jobbers; II
the rule Of the people is to be restor.
ed in our time. The Peoples party
opposes auy system permitting any
class Of citizens to paralyze the in.
dustries and bankrupt the industr ious
millions. To this end the conven-
tion has been called -
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE
WILL BE S0LEMNIzED

Sunbury, Pa. April "a romantic
love affair, which began with the
placing Of note In u bottle by Miss
Mary A. Erb, OF this city. will oul-
inmate with an Easter week mar
riage, Roland McVeigh, OF Conowing.
Md. found the note aud An ncqu uain
tance and subsequent engagements Ia
followed.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
NORTH CAROLINA
RATES effective

Raleigh. N. O.. April New com
promise passenger ratos were put into
effect In North Carolina by the Sea-.
board Air Line aud other roads.
The new rates are an cents per mile
for Tickets q cents for 2. .000.m milo com.
meroiAl books, "a ccnts for family
milo hooks.
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02

For fashionable dressmaking and
all kinds Of sowing with prices to
suit all. call 1t Mesdames Butts and
Cortuer, iiO West Fifth street. 27.2S
The daily tribune., 1908-04-02
Delights Of the Sea.

The Colorado and Southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only few
hour distance. 1ct us toll you ol
tho splendid attractions. TIE. Fish
or. General Passenger Agent. Denver.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-16
Cine iiebeniabriae grobe

babe id oafiir, oob Or. Sings Ieue
@ntoedung Die bette Meoi5in fir
Sriten, Grfaltune uno Sols., 8ruit'
unb 2ungenfronfbeit lit, iagt 50. ".
Se1rp bon Banana, $40. 9ie 8slt
fennt Or. Sings 0eue @ntoedunG
fir ale oieie 9ranfbeiten, einld(leB-
lid Shninoiudt, felt 38 Sobreu.
Cine friib5eitige @npenoune lit rot
fam. Bum 8erfauf BET @oolpb
9reiB uno q. Gobn & So. so Cts.
unb 81. 8robeflaide frei.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-21
KEEPING WOMAN
In THE ATTIC NOW
She Shook Hands with Smallpox" Land
man Last Tuesday and the Most
Rigorous Steps Have Been TAX
en- to Stop Disease.

Although not yet down. with the dis.
case, one young mstron in Montpelier
has experienced all the rigors Of = strict
smallpox quarantine, for she has been
cooped mp In a room on the top story
OF her house ever since last Tuesday,
when she shook hands with Luke Land
man OF Londonderry and had a chat
with him. The young lsdy's old home
Is in Londonderry, and when she met
Mr. Lsndman on the street she stopped
10 talk about the people at homo. She
held his hand only second when they
greeted, but now that she looks back
upon the meeting, the and.clasp seems
like hours
When Mr.. Landman was taken to the
pest house In his home town day later
with fully developed case Of smallpox,
the Montpelier woman got extremely
nervous and told her family about II.
There were prompt steps then and
there. The young woman was shoo-ed
into tho upper story of the house and
there she has been confined ever since.
She and the other members Of the house.
hold were promptly vaccinated, and since
the treatment worked" in al eases. IL
has been quite a sick family, even n
they do not contract smallpox. II Is
hoped that the prompt submission TO
vaccination and the fact that it work.
ed" so well will staye OF the disease
but the young woman will remain in
confinement until after the fourteen-day
limit is reached. The fourteen DAYS
win be up in her case next Wednesday.