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Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
FLAGSTAFF.


Flagstaff, Ariz., Sept Especial Correspondence to the Republican)- Public sentiment is growing stronger every day for Ralph Cameron and we feel sure of a victory -or our towns man on November 3. Several people hereabOut who have always supported the democratic ticket locally have an- nounced their intention of helping thu republican ticket this year to the ex- tent of Cameron.
 Another good republican came to the front when F. s. Breen announced himself as a candidate for the nomina- tion for the office of councilman There isn't a stronger, brighter. or more pop ular man anywhere in Northern Ari- zona than Mir. Breen. and besides being bright and popular he is capable His close intimacy with the republican party and his wide acquaintance over the territory make him more than fit ting for this position. and if he se- cures the nomination at the primaries. any others wishing this honorable and responsible position will have tO side step and let MT Breen pass. He can't help being elected. if he is nominated
 Most of the present county officers have already announced themselves aG willing to be reelected. and it is gener- ally conceded that the majority Cf them will be. We have a good bunch of fellows around the court house and they are all men who are popular with the people. and yet men who have done their duty in office regardless If personal feeling.
 Flagstaff is going to celebrate Labor Day. That is, the Pioneers are going to hold a picnic, and that amounts tC the same thing. It is likely that most, if not all, business will be suspended on that day to give every one an nf.- portunity to go to the picnic. The A.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
MORALES.


i Nogales, Ariz., Sept Especial correspondence of The Republican).- Bob Daily, one of the two miners who formed the winning team in the 4th of July drilling contest at No gales this year, is reported to have been seriously injured by a freight train at Calabasas, fifteen miles be- low NOgales on the New Mexico & Arizona railroad. The accident hap pened early Wednesday morning and the brief message received from there contained nothing in the way of par ticulars other than that he had been badly injured by the cars.
 One of the most important social events of the year in Nogales was a reception rendered by Mrs. H. NJ. Clagett, on Thursday afternoon last, to two eastern friends, Miss Marga- ret NOurse of Falls Church. Va. and Miss Elizabeth Rice of Travila. Mary land. who are visiting NOgales for a short time. The beautiful residence of the Clagetts on Crawford street was very tastefully decorated with roses and the large dining room. lighted with chandelabra, shone with SllNef ana cut SldSS. A HuHlbSI ol the ladies of NOgales assisted Mrs. Clagett in the reception of her guests and formed the receiving party. Re treatments were served throughout the afternoon and an orchestra band ,discoursed fine music. Friday morn ing Miss NOurse continued her jour ney to Los Angeles, from whence she will go to the Grand Canyon
 and thence to Washington, D. C., where she is engaged in the govern ment service. Miss Rice will pro long her visit at Nogales for some weeks longer.
 The city council at it's final meet ing as a board of equalization on
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

returned from the coast the first of the week.
 In the ball game last Sunday be- tween the Flagstaff Jrs. and the Wins low Jrs. on the Winslow diamond. the Winslow boys put it all over the To- calls by a score of % to 8. Nearly all the runs were made in three innings. Not many particulars of the game could be learned as the boys were not very talkative.
 Normal school opens September 15, and the faculty say there will be a much larger attendance this year than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

J. F. Buckbee and family have re- turned from Chicago. where they went some time ago for Mrs. Buckbee's health. Mir. Buckbee comes back look ing much better and it is to be hoped he will not have to leave again soon.
 MT. Carr and family returned to their home in Tempe this week after spending the summer here. While here they occupied Mir Buckbees love ly home.
 Durward Mckinney and Lillian An derson, will give a riddle party Sat urday afternoon at the home of the formers mother. About thirty invita- tions have been sent out.
 Alec Johnston. who has been acting as agent at the local Santa Fe office during MT Buckbee's absence, left on No. ? Wednesday night for Chicago. Boston, New York and Washington, D. C. Mir Johnston does not know wheth CT he will return here or not. but we hope he will.
 John Heunessy made a trip to his sheep camp near Hubbard last Satur- day
 Mir. and Mrs. Heron came up from Pine. Ariz. Thursday and returned Friday with a load of freight for that place.
 Dan Francis is in town for a few days.
 U z. Rand has disposed of his in- terest in the Rand Dagg Mercantile company at Winslow. his partners talk ing over his share. Mir. Rand has been for many years one of the most popu- lar of Winslow merchants, and it was with much regret that the people there learned of his intended departure.
 J. W. Boardman has disposed of his large business interests in Pine to w. H Hiligass of that place. Mir. and Mrs. Boardman came up from Pine Thursday and left that night for San Diego. where they will make their fu- ture home.
 George Knop. formerly of this town. spent several days here last week in the interest of the Santa Fe railroad. George is employed in the fuel depart ment.
 Albert Welsh. the section foreman at Winona. has traded off with the foreman at Bellemont and MT. and Mrs. Welsh passed through here Mon day on their way to their new home.
 Walter brennan, the genial and ac- cOmmodating brakeman on the Wins low-Williams local, who has been lay ing off with a sprained ankle. was able to resume his duties again Mon day.
 Pat FentOn. of the forest service, was in from the Grand Canyon the first of the week.
 A baby boy arrived at the home of Al Meese in Milton. Wednesday. Al has not resumed work yet. but he thinks he will be able in a day or so.
 Miss LeOna Green returned from Los Angeles Wednesday, where she has been spending the summer vacation with her brother and his family. Miss Green will teach at the Emerson schools again this year.
 Prof A N. Taylor and family left for the coast at the close of the sum- mer session for a short vacation.
 Mrs. Mary King arrived from Hunt ington. N. Y, Wednesday and will spend some time visiting her brother in-law. Josiah E. King. and seeing the sights in and around here.
 Mrs. W. H. Campbell and children
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
LADIES

Visit MacDonald's College of Beauty Culture, 2O4 Mercantile Place. corner Spring St, Los Angeles, Cal. Hair Dressing, Manicuring. and Facial Massage 15 cts. each. All branches taught. Hair manufacturing our spe- cialty.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
HOTEL ORENA

Best s1 day house. Beautifully fur nished. Corner Seventh and Hope Streets. opposite postoffice, Los An geles, California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
SHEETS AgO PILLOW SLIPS.


Tol many Of these here Is your price.
1t wort take you long 10 hsafe t'''
they ere cheap
We SIN reduce our Pillow Slips by
selling % and t5.iasa Pillow Slips
ma#e Of se7a cotton either 7ite5 Ht
only .-t..''...'''..'.''.''''''''''lD o
THE sale Of these Slips may not
hold QUE more than three OF -FOUR
taFs)
just TO make a quick sale Of these
surplus Slips We are 70 se.l ygu our
very BEST Fli,o" Slips that were Ice
now az ......-...,..'...a.'..-...l5e
And those that were lsg ana Zoe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
TALK OF The TOWN
M comiquo shoa mat. an.

The Comique show that's all.
Note The glove sale a yaughan's.
Christmas towels ~ yeale q knights.
The b.st $500 coat lempire stylel
ut Nauehans.
Handsome lns 81 fancy collars at Per.
rys iof Christmas
Alarm clocks from 500 up g. RID
cam matchmaker q Elm street.
SEQ tha swell show a. The Comique
TO-DAY Tho e1ster thousand foot
picture. head q great program.
The Frank MeWhorter 90 Is headquar.
tiers for warm goods hecp lined coats
sweaters, REFERS gloves miltens caps
etr
The regular meeting Of Queen ~ the
Forrest circle. 80. 57 pill meet Tues.
day evening az sharp. A good az.
tendance js requested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
LADIES' SEPARATE SKIRTS,

Owing to the extra large s1it business
this season, the Separate Skirts have
moved rather slowly, thus ieavips u at
this time OF Che year vith q larger stock
Of skirts gbaa we bad Anticipated. To
reduce our stock at once We are making
the following very low prices
At sz9s arc six good Skirts IN blue
and black. These arc good values but
not new models, no two alike Are
Skirts that sold for $3.50 to $500,
Now az .......... ...............s l9S
At $3.50 are some extra values so
Grey Panama skirt. are made with
cluster plaits front and side, very
hl sweep, were 1915, now at s5sr
At Sab are Eve odd skirts ia sIua
and bIaeE, are made plated styis
were $1,000 and Sl200 il tasy are
your size they are extra values a. s%ss
At s49s IS lot Of skirts in due,
brown and black, was one Of our
best skirts this season; trimmed
with satin bands and buttons, reg.
ular $3.50 Skirt. Now at .,.,.. s4.ss
At s4.9s are five skirts in the best Of
style, bat no two alike. Cloths are
panama and sieilian. Were $1,000.
now at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1898
At 1913 are ten skirts. our best mum.
bars, but no two alike, coIors black,
blue and brown, are O circular gore
style with self bands, were $1,000.
Now at ...-.. ......t..,.s--..s eI,95
At s9.qs are eight skirts in black and
novelty goods, were extra values at
the regular prices, sl25o and $500.
Vow ......... ,...,.,-..,,- 81. 1888
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
WASHINGTON

Ne water is The general cry every.
aua Is troubled more or Jess with the
supply.
Alr. ana Mrs. G.. n. Bigciow and SON
Harold returned lost week from o two
weeks Whit In Boston.
Henry Emery has started O meat
market He runs every week e
Gragaer=i.o with q first class line oi
fresh k.lItd meats.
TIE pab.ie schools opened last week
E,th 1Ha exception with the same l.st
If teachers Miss Grace AleAil-teg has
been transferred from thefS0uth Wssh.
lugtou 10 The Newman district and Mics
Lena Fuller has taken the South Wash.
iHgton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
women's Home Companion For Christ

women's Home Companion For Christ
mas
The Christmas number Of Woman's
Home Companion is one Of the most
beautiful OF The holiday magazines, les
cover s in blue ard eol8-depictiug the
Madonna aud Child. There Is beau.
tiui painting iu color b. Jauez Cont
Q0uery E.aag. occupying full page.
Another delightful and unique feature
consists Of two Big pages Of old fashion
,8 Christmas Carols, with decorations
bg Ernest Haskell
For the Christmas W0man's Home
COMPANION Edwin Markham has writ
tan 3 most beautiful poem, Before the
Gospels We're It tells the story u
the gathering Of tbs materials for tile
gospels by the disciples after Christ e
usi0n. eBgf8rc tha Gospels We're
Is greater than THE Man with the
Hoe" Ii Va. perhaps the greatest poem
Ct the generation.
~ Is seldom that a magazine --ereE
Christmas magazine offers stories by
eh an array 81 great writers as viii
t found in the December Companion
5assuaine Daskam Bacon. aims k8tba.
r.no Green. Mary wilkins Freeman
{ Florence Morse Kingsley, Juliet Wilbog
Iompains
, Above an Else, tae woman reader
viii end here a magazine Of Christina.
helps hundreds Of sGEEesl30Hs Tor ths
making Of attractive and unique gifts
ideas for the table. for making deli
daos candies; new neckwear; emhroid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
GRANITEvILLE

The regular meeting Of Division No.
a. o. H., wiEl De held Tuesday evening
There wiz be he election Of officers for
tie ensuing year. and a large attendance
is desired
The regular business meeting Of the
Ladies' Al society 81 The Presbyterian
church RiU be- Aeli at the home e
Mrs NhiHm Morrison Upper Granite
y.lis, Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock
81 members are requested TO b. Fses-
ont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
II Is None Too Early 10 Look for Christmas Gifts

We call your attention TO a handsome assortment Of
Embroidered and Fancy Scar Center Pieces Round and
Square Mats Sdeboard and Bureau Scar Shams etc. all
marked prices that will surprise YOU
Special sample assortment Of New Collars, Coats Sets
Embroidered Stock Collars. Lace Collars and Cuffs.
Coat Sets at 75c, 85c, oSc IFS, |. so and 2 90
Lace Collars at 25c 35c and soc
Lace Collars and Cuffs per set so rnd Use
Embroidered Collars, each, Csc, $50 45c, soc, Use
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
PUMPKIN PIES At B0YGE'S
BAKERY

This week We are making some
more delicious 6ld-fasmoUed PUN
kin' Pies" that will fairly make you
think YOUR home On the farm eating
the kind your mother used 70 make.
I5c each.
Rock Cookies. something new and
really fine. TrF them. Zoe a dozen.
Cinnamon Drops, another neT
cookie The taste viii please yea.
I0c a DOZEN.
Feueu Der. we deliver goods
BOUGHT. here anywhere in city free
81 cherre. Phone 1874 te haTe cur
team call regularly.
9eo NOpTH MAIN STREET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
TABLE LINENS AND CRASHES,

Prices on those Linens are only for
those very few day. only to reduce
ga oagutltv of several pumbers
,ssreb tBbre..asl An Pure linen
r-,,. r......,. .t,+ q. .ao., o. IA.
a..
}L'ss '"'" p'''' u s''- ''''
D'ii'''A'
ciiaeb all pure Linen un6'eaehed Ia
bic Damask, our 55c special now,
per yard, at............ ..,.....4 9c
7o-nch all pure Linen Unbleacbed
D.mast our very best 75e Damask.
n.. all. s,.
1000. -,.-.,,
'.
op|neh All pure Linen Die"''s' JAM
ask chat was Csc, this sale at per
ward ......... ...... ........... 49c
stir.s ali rrrs Linen Bgesched Dam.
ask QUE os'' s'' ''''"''> '''.
/ IUsluaa all pure Linen EleNGae4 Ddll-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
~. = CUTTERS

Harness sbaP ny he tFidss, East HaHo, Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

PuoHe scotch dance will bold @ Tate
night Christmas eve. A handsome prize
ailh be given To the lady and gentleman
judged The best tn tbe Highland sehoC~
ti@ha. Coffee ard sandwiches Will be
served. Tickets rs cents per couple.
George Fowler, Aoag manager.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07
LADIES' RAIN COATS.

At s6.98 are three Gray Crayonatto
Rain Goats in good style eol'ariess
style. Coats that sold for $1,000.
Now but ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888
At s79s are four Brown Mixed Cloth
Crayanette Rain Coats made in
the best eollarlsss 5glye. Coats that
were $3.50. Now but ........, 1888
At s7.9s is one Cloth Rubberized Coat
made in good close collar style With
leather trimmings, was $3.50, Now
but ...........,..... ....,...... 1898
At 5000 are four Brown CraveHstte
Coats made in a good style partial
fitted back, are collarlsss. These are
Coats that are an extra value at
$3.50 and slA00. Now Tor ,., 5000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. LaPoint Of White
River junction visited yesterday at yae
.ome Of Gs parents Mr. aud Mrs A. O.,
Lap5int. Mr.. LapoiHt has been retained
as attorney ana organizer for @ new
corporation selling individual paper
drinking cups. which supply slot ma
chimes ina railroad trains aud stations.
The funeral Of Alfredo Fontana was
held at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence OF his brother. An
yaIo F1ntaua Of 80 Fozs street. The
house was filled with friends aH5 re.s-
ives of the deceased ard many ei chem
followed the remains 30 the grave iu the
-atho'ie cemetery. The bearers Here
fairy and Frank Caleagui barry Colon
be-. Peter AHatti Dante and Antonio
80ssi
The Bijou theatre has fine program
10 present today. II has a thrilling
amsntic drama with some 81 gae most
striking SCENES Ia it aEsr Nas aR a screen.
Bat aoa They Footed Dad is one not
q be overlooked Ii ever an a.apeme Is
ras iu-ti6e5. Tins pl g9e shows one. e
"a picture ID deep hemau interest and
n.isss TIE sympathy Of The audience iu
b1E 80 the veat winning e and aer
aat .aser- Ilse.esesF from tde dor
aitorv ef a college aua tl running
say iu high p9a is
sfr dramatic The song today 6 q
delightful Mel0ry,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-08
For Sore Feet.


to be the proper thing to use for sore
feet, as well as for healing burns, sores.
cuts. aud all manner of abrasiOns,"
writes MIR. ". Stone, OF East Poland,
Maine. 1t is the proper thing too for
piles. Try it. Sold under guarantee at
T.. J. Liable drng store. 25c.
We learn that a now bank is be-
ing organized in Breaux Bridge
with a capital of $4,000. A good
portion of the stock is already SUBJ
scribe and new bank will open for
business on the First day of Sep
tember. The new bank will prob.
ably take the old stand of the de-
funct Peoples Bank.
The official map of the Parish
of St. Martin shows that the Pa.
rish contains 3S5, ,o20 acres of land
within its bound aries. The assess
ments of 1907 accounted 366, ,44S
acres being assessed and the rolls
of 1908 shows 376,444. This shows
that 9,075 acres are not accounted
for, if the maps is correct.
During the past few days of
heavy rains every section of the
parish felt that their drainage WAS
defective The Pointe Claire Sec
tion which twice. defeated the
drainage tax. That section, we are
told had water in the fine crops as
deep as three and four feet, which
will without the least doubt, cause
very large damage. Conditions
in some places were really sur
prising.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-08

The Stars of ST. Martinvi'le ex-
pected to play the Stays of New
Iberia at the latter place, last San
day, but owing TO the rain did not
go to New Iberia. They will prob
ably arrange for another game at
some future date.
The New Iberia Enterprise says:
Mr.. Emile Vuillemont is a visitor
to our city. He intends to enter
into the practice of law in st. Mar
tinville, where be will shortly ests-
blish all Office, practicing both in
the Court there aud here on spe-
clal occasion.
Jeannerette is on the reform
move. The Council has recently
passed ordinances against conceal
ed weapons, against minors enter
ing saloons, against gambling in
any way, shape or form, and a
Sunday law ordinance. The Po-
lice has instruction TO enforce vi
gorously all the ordinances adop-
ted.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1908-08-08
She Likes Good Things.

-
Mrs. Chas. +. Smith, Of West Franklin,
Maine, says: II like good things and
have adopted DR.. Kings New Life Pills
as our family laxative medicine. because
they are good and do their work with.
ont making fuss about it," These
painless purifiers sold at I. J. Labb e
drug store. 25c.
We learned this week that things
we're not altogether as was repor-
ted in the School Board fight. DR..
Olivier is making vigorous cam.
paign and the indications, are it is
not going to be one sided affair
rs reported last week. The Doc
tor will get much stronger vote
than is being figured by his oppo-
nents, and appears to have as good
a chance to be elected as MIR. Hit
ter. This contest is an interest
ing one and will be close.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-18
COTTON MARKET
 IS MORE STEADY Good Advance Is Made But
 Gains Are Lost
THE CLOSE IS UNCHANGE D
Rally Begin3 Early, But Bull Support Is Not Very Strong and Bear Pressure Takes Off
 the Top Prices.

New York, December 1.-The cotton market was a little steadier today taking It as whole. though an advance during the middle of the session was practically lost in the late trading with the close barely steady, net point lower to 1 point higher. Sales estimated at 150,000 bales
 The market opened unchanged to 8 points lower, with the tone steady, and during the early session showed ten dency to rally following the recent de- cline on covering by shorts for over the week end ard the census report on Mon day. Cables were just about as due and Liverpool seemed to be buying here to undo straddles, but there was no sign of aggressive bull support, and after sell Ing up to 10 points net higher prices eased off under a renewal of local bear pressure and realizing by early buyers. who found very little demand in the mar ket Southern spot markets officially re- ported were unchanged to 1-16c lower Re- eeipts at the ports today, 49,s47, against 1889 last week and 5S,919 last year. For the week, 3S0, 900. against 41o6s7 last week and 4O0,715 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 13767, against 14,236 last year, and at Houston, 12,32o, against R,52s last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-18
Sensible Publicity.
rom Public Service.

PTOil uDiiC OoiFicO.
 President Josselyn of the Portland, Ore, Railway, Light and Power company displayed good Judgment in announcing that the company would spend more than $2,0o0, 900 on Improvements and extensions, practically as soon as the plans were adopted by the board of directors. The announcement gave MT. Josselyn the op- portunity to discuss traction matters in the Portland newspapers at considerable length and to let the community under stand that the company meant and wished to do well by 1t. Not only was the bare fact of the proposed expenditure given to the reporters, but much of the general plans was imparted, and Presi- dent Josselyn took occasion to express the faith of the directors in Portland not withstanding the machinations of petty politicians He also discussed traction lines and improvements in the east pay as-you-enter cars, fender tests and other innovations.
 Too many public service managers have been too secretive in the past about things of interest to the people, and to which general knowledge would have done no harm. President Josselyn Is one of the hundreds who are breaking away from the old and mistaken policies of se- crecy about matters that should be open to all,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-18

of attracting some funds from out-of- town sources, and of putting a stop to the export of gold and the liquidation of prices downward and releasing credits as well. Foreign money markets showed the effect of the coming strain of the yearly settlements.
 The declining condition of the bank of England brought it's proportion of reserve liabilities to a figure below the corre- spending time last year for the first time throughout the fall months. The acute weakness of American Smelling and of shares in other companies in the metal trades found a special explanation in the critical attitude displayed by members of the ways and means committee of the house toward the duty on lead ore. Re- ports of unstable conditions in the copper market and of a rate ofproduction far outrunning the amounts going into con- sumption were a contribuory cause and pulled down Amalgamated Copper lhons with the Smelling stock. The weak ness was not limited to any restricted field in the list and spread gradually and with increasing effect. The decline in itself had the effect of uncovering stop- loss orders and of bringing out calls for additional margins. The remarks of tho President-elect at the dinner of the Ohio society seemed to be regarded as bring ing disillusionment to some of the specu- lative element which has dwelt on the future immunity to be enjoyed by corpo' rations as a motive for advancing prices.
 The professional element laid some stress on a rumor that the selling of stocks was in the interest of an ext an- sive combination of bucket shops which would have a claim to enormous sums in customers margins upon prices falling to a level that would wipe them out. The cheapening of prices as result of the days sales amounted to from 1 u points for practically all stocks dealt in,
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $4.906,000.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call