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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For Grandfather

A Cardigan Jacket, $2oo 10 $500.
 A Smoking Jacket, S3.oS to 5000.
 Silk Mufflcrs, $lOO to $2.50 Lined Kid Gloves, $l.00 to & 50 A pair of Fur Gloves, $3.50 to $500.
 A pair. of Knit Gloves, 25c. to $l00. A Blanket Bath Robe, $500 to $140o.
 A nice Umbrella, SlOo to Sl2.50.
 A Tobacco Jar, 3oc to $3oS Playing Cards in leather cases, soc. to $200
 Handkerchicfs, Sc. to $l.s0. Silver Plated Shaving Mugs, $le8 to 5000
 A box of Stationery, l2Hc. to 5000.
 Night Shirts, all kinds, soc, to SIPS.
 A box of Socks, l215c. to $275 pair
 Hat and Clothes Brush, 25c. to $l25.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For Grandmother

Silver Grey Combs, back and side Combs, 2ic to S6O0 An Umbrella, SlG0 to Sl2.s0 A Bottle of Perfume, l0c. to $500
 A Jet Necklace or Crayatte Beads, s0c. to SIPS
 A Leather Bag. soc. to 5000 Knitted Hoods, 7Sc. and $l00. \ Box of Handkerohiefs, Sc. to $l200 each.
 Rosary Beads, soc. to S6so A Silver Thimblc, 25c. to 75c. A Brooch, 25c to Sl0o0 Sewing or Work Basket, 25c to S2so. Knit or Silk Shawl 5oc. to $4.oS.
 Blacl, Silk, for waist or dress. 59c 10 SlS0 a yard
 A pretty piece of Neckwear 25c. to S2s00.
 Stuff for black dress, 25c. to $50 q yard
 A pair of Kid Gloves 7oc. to $lo8 pair
 A pair of Lined Gloves, SIPS. 4 Liberty Silk Neck Scarf, $l50 to $5.oS
 A dainty Apron, 2sc. to $275.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For Rig Brother

A Sweater Coat. Sl.o8 to 5000 AZ Silver Match Safc, 50c. to Sofa Pillows. Sl.4o to $500. Smoking Jackets, s39S to Blanket Bath Robes, $500 to Sl4.O0
 Paiamas, Madras, flannel, silk, SLIGO to $500.
 Ncglieee Shirts, all kinds, soc. to S2.50.
 A box of Socks, cotton, lisle, silk, l2f3c. to S275 a pair. Kid Gloves, SlOo to 800 a pr Lined Kid Gloves, Sl0O to S2,s0 a pair.
 Fur Gloves. s3s0 to $500 pair. Knit Gloves, 25c. 10 Slo0 pair. Collar and Cuff Box, 50c. 10 S3.s0.
 Silver Plated Comb and Brush set with Mirror, S225 to $50 Military Brushes. ebony rose wood, and silver. S1 70 to 5000 Umbrellas, $lO0 to sl2s0 Scarf Pins, 2sc. to 5000 Fountain Pens, o2c 10 $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For Her Ftance

A Picture for his room, loc to $2500
 A Stein or great Tlagon, 4oc. 10 %5o
 Silver plated Smoking Set, S3oS to Sl050
 Silver Military Brushes, all kinds. $3oS 10 S60O.
 Sofa Cushions, Sl.3o 10 S4oS. Scarf Pins, 2'c to 5000 A Fountain Pcn, oSc 10 5000 Leather Writing Portfolio, SIPS to $500
 Desk Furnishings, Novelties, 2sc to $500.
 Diaries l9c 10 Sl50 Calendars. 25r to S2o0. Stationery boxed, i2tic. to 5000
 Silver Manicure Sets, o8c. to $l5oo
 Silver Comb and Brush Sets, oSc. 10 S1ic0
 Silver back Clothes Brushes. SIPS to SoC0.
 Cuff Buttons. 2sc. 10 5000 Pocket Books and Wallets, 2sc to $500
 Leather Dr-ss Suit Case and 7raycling Bag, S22' to sll5o.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
WHITAKER NO CANDIDATE.
Satisfied to be Town Clerk and Hopes
 Others Are 10 Have Him.

Others Are 10 Have Him.
 Town Clerk Fred F.. Whitaker has is, sued a statement to the effect that he would under no condition be a can didate for mayor next fall. The boom for him had spread to nearly every ward in the city and MT. Whitaker says he appreciates the good will shown toward him, He says, however, that his present office as town clerk is satisfactory to him and he hopes it is to the general public. He urges his friends to support someone who wants the office
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For His FiaRcee

Mary Garden" Hair Barettcs, hand carved. Sl00 10 Sl0O0. X boN of Kid Gloves, from 7oc to S3.oS q pair
 Long Kid Gloves, SloS 10 SIPS pair
 SIX Stockings, from SLIGO to S4o8 q pair
 A box of Handscrchicfs, from 25c. to Sl200 each
 A Chafng Di,h $4oS ta SlS00. A Silver Picture Frame, 25c. 10 SSo9.
 Belt Buckles and Belt Pins. 25c. to S3s0 each
 Manicure Sets, o8c. to Sis00 Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, csc to $500.
 Silver Bags and Purses, 5Oc to $l5O0
 Silver back Mirror, S4o9 Umbrellas, Si50 to Sl250. Leather Bags every kind from $l50 to 5000
 Silk Scarfs, SloO lo SIPS. Traveling Cases, silk and art cloth, 7oc to $350
 Jewel Boxes 50c. 10 $500. Stationery, from $l.sO to 5000. Ostrich Feather Collars, $l0o8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For Big Sister

A 4. stylish Neck Ruff, $lso to A Belt. 25c. to s2.oo.
 Caracal Cloth Coats, sl3.S0 to $325O
 A Rain Coat, S7sO to S22.5o Pearl Beads, 2Sc. to $2.50 Silk Garters, 2Sc 10 $l50, Corset Covers, 29c. to $3.25. A silk Pettcoat. S3.9S to S2l00. A White Petticoat. $l00 10 $l500. SoS
 Combination Lingerie, two and three garments in one, SLIGO to $500.
 Chafng Dish, S4oS to $l5Oo. Silk Bookings, plain and hand embroidered, Sl00 to S4qS Lislc Stockings. plain and hand embroidered, soc 10 Sl.50. Long Kid Gloves, Sl9s to $4 25 q pair.
 Powered Wash Chiffon, beau- tiful for Scarfs and Kinonos, 39c. a yard
 Wash Chiffon, for party dresses, 2oc 10 39c. d yard.
 NccNwcar, Stocks, Bows, and the like 2;c to S25.Oo
 SIX Scarfs, Sl.00 10 SIPS. Gold filled Bracelets, 2sc. to $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Hosiery specials at the Patee-Tyrrelll shop are the ribbon embroidered ones
 both silk and lisle, which I believe, are} exclusive with them just now. Theya cost s1.b0 and s1.6s a pair; and there are some hand embroidered lisle thatt sell usually for S1.50 that are marked1 95c Room Il, Hubinger building.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
roo y.yy TO ENUMrRATE.

No use to print the list everybody knows about the cabinets. easy chairs tabourettes, ladies' desks "a man can use them). book cases, blacking boxes parlor and library table, etc.. etc, with which our store is filled. Twenty per cent. discount on everything.
 BROWN & DURHAM.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
From Employer to Employee

Umbrellas, $l00 10 $l2.50. Travelinq Bags and Dress Suit Case. $500 up.
 Pocket and Pen Knives, 2Sc. and soc.
 Fountain Pens. oSc. to 5000 Desk Furnishings, 25c. 10 $500 Diaries, loc 10 Sl50. Stationery, Soc to $500. Pictures, $lm ID. Clocks, csc. up
 Lamps, $3.5o up.
 Collar and Cuff Bags, s0c. te s200.
 Stick Pins, 2;c. to s4oO. Cardigan Jackets, $200 10 $500
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For The Doctor

Card Cases, 69c. to $500 Bill Folds, Sl 50 to S50 Shaving Mirrors, SLIGO to $500. Fur Gloves. s350 to $500 1hcrmos Bottles, $37S to S650 Collar Bags, soc to S2o0. Ne.ktics, 2;c 10 s250. Sweater Goats. s2s0 to $500. Photograph Frames, 25c. to $S98.
 Diaries. loe 10 siS0 Muillcrs, Sl0o 10 s25o. Calendars, 2sc. 10 200 Dress Suit Protectors, slo0 10 S3;o.
 Fountain Pens, oSc to 5000 Travelling Flask, soc to s
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

the s, S. club this afternoon at her home, 60 Whalley avenue,
 
 Mrs, Ralph C. Lauder of Brooklyn is the guest of her parents, Mir, and Mrs, Jehn Merwip of Whitney avenue, Mrs. Lauder will remain in town over the Christmas season
 Mrs. Arthur x, Rowe of Whitney ave. nue Is entertaining Mrs, Charles B. Rowe of Simsbury Conn,
 Miss Ethel Raynor of l7 Elliott street will leave tomorrow for New York to spend the holidays with friends there.
 Miss Cecle Lambert will arrive home to- morrow from Wheaton seminary to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For The Pastor

A nice Chair, from $49s 10 $2850
 Umbrellas. S200 to Sl0S0 Sofa Pillows, Sl 70 to S650 Card Cases, 69c. to $500 Travelling Bags and Dress Suit Cases. S3o8 to Sl0s0.
 Desk Furnishings, soc. 10 $500. poriablce, S29S to $32Oo Study Lamps, S350 to $500 Fountain Pens, o8c to 5000 Diaries, i9c. 10 $l50
 Box of Stationery, soc. to $500, Leather Writing Portfolio, SIPS to $500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

is manifested in d petition to the general assembly asking permission to incorporate street railway com pany which will operate through pub
 lie highways and private lands of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
From q Man to Ills Churr1

Silver Hat and Clothes Brush, SIPS to 5000.
 Cuff Buttons, 25c. to 5000. Calf and Suede Collar Bags, soc. to S2.Oo
 Coat Hangers in leather case, 25c. and soc
 Pocket Book or Wallet, 25c. to $500
 A Clock, o8,. to S2s.0o Portables, $29S to Sj2.OO. Shaving Mirrors and Sets, sl00 10 $500.
 Silver plated Smoking Sets, S5oS to 5000.
 Steins and Flagons, 49c. 10 Ss0
 Scarf Pins. 25c. to 5000 Punch Bowls, $225 to $45.00 Tobacco Jars, 39c. to s39S. Playing Cards, in leather cases, 50o. 10 S200
 Fountain Pens. oSc. to 5000. Dress Suit Case and lraycling Bags, S59S to $l050.
 Pictures, Soc. 10 $500.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
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MASS AT ST. MARYS

The hours of mass at St. Mary'a church for Christmas day will be as follows: First mass, as usual early at o'clock; the other masses at S;3o, 1880, 300 and 1o:so in the morn ing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For a Woman Friend

Drawnwork Sheets and Pillow Cases, $lq8 and $250 a set. Pillow Shams, soc. to $500 a pair.
 s45od Y'''' N'' >'''''' T'-' '' Mirabout Feather Boas, $5.5o to $175O.
 Silk Stockings Pure Thread Silk, SLIGO to A98.
 Coat Sets of embroidery and lace 25c, to $39S,
 Gilt Toilet Table Mirrors, soc. to $500,
 Silver Picture Frames, 25c. to $898
 Separate Silver Toilet Table pieces, 25c. and soc.
 Shell Hair Bsrcttcs, 25c. to Back Combs. 25c. to sS5o. Necklaces, 25c. to $500. Hat Pins, 25c. to $500 Brooches, 25c to $l00O Silver Thimbles, 25c, to 75c Powder Jars, with silver top, 25c. to $3.50.
 Cold Cream Jars, with silver top, 25c. to $3.50 Lockets, plain and jcwelcd, soc. to $500,
 Odd Silver Manicure pieces, 25c. to $2,00
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The children of Center church will decorate their Christmas tree for the Lowell house at Center church chapel tonight Supper will be served and there will be songs and recitatlons by the pastor, This custom has become an annual festival, and the Center church children do not receive any presents themselves, but send tree, books, toys, gifts and candy to the less fortunate children, who will be the recipients.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Boomer petticoats have considerabl e| favor because of the closeness of tn aI skirts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
AS Through a Shop Window

sample sts and handmade neck
 wear arc both useful and timely ar1l lieles Make most acceptable giftsl Those at the Pattee- -Tyrrell shop ard specially worthy and attractive, Roona II, Hubinger building.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For The PIsfman

Cardigan Jacket, S200 to $500, Sweater Coat, s250 to $500, Suspendcrs, 25c. tc $2.50. Warm Socks, l214c, 10 75c a pair
 Warm Gloves, 25c. 10 $l00. Handkerchicfs, l2Rc. 10 Sl 50. China Shaving Mug, $l.98 up, China Tobacco Jar, 98c. Silk Muffers, SLIGO to $250
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Dainty evening dresses are make of silk Brussels net dyed in tho evening" colora and trimmed with satin 10 matcn.I
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

nocticut company southwcsterly on private land and across highways through Vernon Center to the branch of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad line at Vernon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

School girls are showing decide d inclination for plaids. Some of them are quite chic.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The fashion of bloomers for the smal girl Is an increasingly popular one.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Drectoire embroidery nouncings ars| the latest-ffty-fo four inches wide, tol permit the making of the long, clinging| underskirts necessary for present dress
 sklrts.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The lace coat figures as a part od many of the dressy froeks of the sea son,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The majority of tho hats worn thisl season are of dark color. Some of the1 shapes are wonderful to behold,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

An entire crown representing a greatI rose is one of the novelties encountered among hats.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

An important feature this winter is the knitted vest. It is being done in all cOlors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Stafford, Haydenyilie and Stallordville to the Massachusetts state line. Also beginning at or near the school house on Hale street. this city, at a point connecting with the tracks of the Con-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

In this day of slashed skirts and pet- ticoatsless ankles both slippers andI stockings have assumed a place of lux ,. ury and importance undreamed of lnI other times.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

squirrel belts are in great demand for things.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Braided chevIot and serge have rel taincd their popularity for sepsra e2 coats and suits.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

The fashionable coat is long, form re-. vealing, but not tight fitting, hipless ins effect, with small sleeves and some, touch In the form of buttons or revers, 10 suggest the directoire.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
From Mistress To Her Maid

Aprons, 25c. to S275. Pcrcalc Dress Pattern, in box, SIPS.
 White Shirt Waist Pattern, in box, 75c and 8Sc,
 Hcatherbloom Petticoats, S225 10 $500,
 Corset Covers, 25c. to $2oo White Pettitoat, Sl LOO to $500. Knit Fascinators, 25c. to Sl0 White Waists, SIPS to 5000. Long Flannelettc Kimonos, $lW 10 $29S
 Belts 25c to $200, Ncckwcar of all kinds, 25c. to $500
 Plain and fancy lisle Stockings, 25c. to $l00.
 Kid Gloves, 79c. to $l9s a pair Knitted Gloves, soc. Lined Kid Gloves, SIPS, Silk Waists, $35o to Sl00o
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Coroner and Mrs. Eli Mix Of George street will have as their gnets over tho Christmas holidays their daughter and son in-law, Mir and Mrs. William pritchard of New York city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher of Prospect street expect to spend a part of the Christmas recess In Peacedale, E. l.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

MT Yakove SpIvakowski, the vio- linist, was the solost al the Christmas service given In the Summerville NJ. tI. church In Portchester, N. Yu yesterday, Mr. Splvakowski played at both the morning and evening services.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

An evening waist for hotel wear ia, made entirely of oluny lace with high1 collar, long sleeves, with chiffon rufresl at the hand and a double chiffon ruch Fl ing at the neck. The front Is extreme ly plain. with 6 yoke outlined with9 crocheted ornaments and pendant trim-' ming that falls tow upon the waist.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
PERSONAL NOTES

br' Geurge l., Weiland of Peabody museum left Thursday with his family Tor Mexico City, to be gone a year pr Weiland has gone in the interest ot the Carnegie institute.
 Six pictures from the Song Folio, given recently by the "Sunshiners' dainty dance by little Miss Powers and speciality from the Poll theater will make up the early part of the enter taInmenl e tho Foy auditorium on Wednesday evening for the newsboys and the Boys club of the Y, NJ. c. A. Miss Grace Walker Miss Eleanor Booth and Miss Helen Maycock will sing, Miss Arthur Dean will accompa- ny the singers and the pictures, School Days "Mamy's bil Alabama Coon, 'Eed Wing See Saw and "Ameri- ca Will be posed by practically the same cast as before. Tickets admitting lo the gallery can be secured at the oiiice of the Y, M, C. A. in Temple street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
ANOTHER NEW TROLLEY.

Interest in Lines to be Constructed
 Near Rockville, Rockville, Dee, gQ,--Much Interest
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21
For the Baby

Baby Caps, 25c. to S49S Baby Coat, $2oS to $500 Baby Knit Jackets, 25c. to S2s0.. Baby Sweaters, soc. to $l75. Baby Bath Robes, soc 10 $350. Baby Shoes, soc. and 85c. Baby Carriage Robes, $l5O to S4.50.
 Baby Dresses, short, soc. to so.o8.
 Baby Dresses, long, s3.5O to $500
 Baby Bibs, 2sc. to S2os Baby Veils, 2jc 10 SlOO. Baby Mittens, 25c. 10 Sl0O. Baby Bootics, 25c. to Sl,3o Baby Rattles, s0c. to SIPS Baby Coat Hangers, SlO0 to Sl.3o
 Baby Knit Drawer Lcgpins. soc 10 Sl5o
 Baby Comb and Brush Sets, Silver. $}00 SIPS, $25o. Doll, 'cSscd and undrcsscd, l0,. to $l0O0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

There Is | rather wide revival of the boas made of small and large flowers. When they were used before they were quite long with ends that hung belowj the waist Now they are close to theu neck All manner of flowers are imi-u tated in silk petals that are perfumedn with a sachet to correspond. They ara used for indoor afternoon affairs. and they are a bit too elaborate for tho street,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-21

Mrs sophie P. Dawson will entertain
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
PLEDGE OF THE PARTIES.

The people of Gila county should con slider what tho two parties offer as req sons why they should be supported Let US look into their platforms:
 The democratic party pledges tho rep resentatives of the party in the legis- lature to secure the enactment of a law regulating the rates of freights and fares upon the railroads. Upon this most important matter, the republican platform is absolutely silent.
 The democrats promise a primary election law; upon this the republican platform is silent.
 The democrat party favors the initi- ative and referendum; upon this tho republican platform is silent.
 The republican platform is silent up- on everything except fulsome praise of Governor Kibbey, Taft and Roosevelt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

Republicans of Gila county have been challenged from ths rostrum and in these columns to make showing of their claim that Cameron will carry the county, and thus overcome the spleu- did majority of $50 Mark Smith hac two years ago, by producing as many as twenty names of actual, bona flde democrats who supported Mir. Smith in 1906, but intend to vote against hum in this election. They, of course, cannot produce tho names of half that number, and knew they could not when they made tho claim. Then, how can they hope to carry tho county7 But republicans are so much in the habit of claiming everything in an election, that they cannot help making tho claim tha. Gila county will go back on Its splendid democratic record by repudi- ating the best friend Arizona ever had.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
FALSE CLAIMS

The republican party claims that it's policies have been the means of the the laboring classes receiving higher wages, and thus enjoying higher degrees of prosperity. The republican party has done nothing of the kind. Tho corpor- ations and combinations of predatory wealth have, at all times, even in per. iods of the greatest prosperity, tried to keep the scale of wages as low as pos sible. The only reason that today can be given for the high rates of compensa- ton labor Is receiving, lies in tho sole fact that 1t was driven to, and did, form organizations for its protection. And labor was driven to do this by the powers that are behind and support the republican party. That party is sup ported by the trusts, and it is impos- sible for any one to point out single instance where trusts have advanced the interests of the laboytng classes. Then, to claim that the republican party, 8 party absolutely controlled by the trusts and vast aggregations of capital, seeks to advance the scale of wages that labor is now receiving, is the rankest nonsense. It is strange that any intelligent man should be misled by 1t.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
Be suro and take the family on the 18th.
Canvas Awnings---Globe Paint Ca.

Tickling and light coughs can be sure. ly and quickly loosened with prescrip- ton Druggists are dispensing every. where as Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is so very, very different than common cough medicines No Opium, no Chloroform, absolutely nothing harsh or unsafe. The tender leaves of harm less, lung healing mountainous shrub, gives the curative properties to Dr. Shops Cough Remedy. Those leaves have the power to calm the most dis tressing Cough and to soothe and heal the most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should, for safety s sake alone, always demand pr. shoop's. It can with perfect freedom be given to even the youngest babes. Test it yourself! and see. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
MORNING OF THE BATTLE

Today is one of tho most intense in interest to the American people. What may happen today, may have great in- ffuerce upon the future of the great American republic, the greatest that the world has ever known. On this day, when the American people are to choose a chief executive, by the exer. else of their sovereign power, 1t be- hooves them, as patriotic and country. loving citizens to exercise their right of franchise with the greatest care. If in doing this they shall elect Mir. Taft, the country will be run upon the prin- eiples and policies of Mir. Roosevelt, a system of administration that is az gressive in curbing and controlling the trust to the extent of shaking his fist at them. Nothing more. If MT. Bryan shall be chosen, 1t means a change of administration and governmental policies that, if he adheres to the platform upon which he has made the race, means the
  adoption of measures that will protect the people from bearing the heavy bur. dens that arc now upon them, placed there by tarin law that is wholly in the interest of the manufacturers, and which does not bring substantial bens- it to the people as a whole. MT. Taft stands for a reduction of this tariff by increasing the rate upon some articles of merchandise. MT. Bryan stands for a reduction of the tariff in downward direction, and thus lessen the cost of many articles to the consumer. It is for the American people to choose today between these two men and these two policies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
Windy William cleary. a ,

"Windy William cleary, recent purchase of the republicans of Arizo- na, attempted to assassinate the good name of Mark Smith; another hench- man of the party, one of it's bright and shining lights In the bailiwick of Globe, ha stried to assassinate the good name of Henry Thompson. Both of these vorthies have come to grief, and are to- day subjects of the whitening scorn and contempt of the people.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

"It is rumored that the Boston clergymen are forming a union to bring about an increase of their salaries, " says the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Un- fortunately for the gentlemen, they can't go about getting an increase along the sue-thing lines adopted by congress.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03
Private dancing class now open. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Maurcl Hill. Phone le33. "'a 8
A Broken Back

That pain in your back caused by Rmbago, stiff muscles or a strain is an easy thing to get rid of. Ballard s Snow Liniment cures rheumatism, lum- bago, SOTO and stif muscles, strains, sprains, cuts, burns, bruises, scalds and all aches and pains. You need bottle in your house. Sold by Palace Phar. macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

Up to the moment of going to press, Editor-to-be Roosevelt had not opened negotiations with Editor Rosewater, of the Omaha Bee, looking to his connec- tion with the staff of the Outlook.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

If democrats today vote their straight party ticket, there cannot be the slight est doubt as to the election of their entire county ti:ke.. Republican lead CTS have urged and advised their patti esns to vote their party ticket withort a scratch. If that is good advice to republicans, 1t is surely good for demo crats.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

Remember, democrats, tho repubh- cans have no hope of electing their en- tire ticket, and are quietly trading with democrats to secure the election of two or three of their men. No dem- ocrat should permit himself to be drawn into any such schemes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

It will be very nice of the King of Italy to send couple of warships over to escort the Duke and Duchess of the Abruzzi home. The vessels will make interesting pickings for our souvenir hunters, we fear, however.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-03

Dmocrsts must not let character as- sassins influence them in casting their votes today, Where they know man has been assailed by blackmaiiers, it is the duty of good citizens to stand by him. and rebuke those who would destroy his good name.