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Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Travelling Suggestions

n NE Of the most important things In
travelling is to feel that you have a
" few simple remedies with you in
case Of sickness. You may not use these
remedies at all for several trips you
take, but when yOu do need them IL
will be perhaps In case where they
will seem almost n godsend. There are
a few simple medicines that can be
packed into Il small space OF your ira
yelling bag, or a small bag devoted en-
tirely to medicines Is a most excellent
thing.
a hot-water bag can be rolled up into
n comparatively small space anu n small
ice bag should be added Arnica. vase
line, camphor and mustard plasters will
serve their purpose with great effect
small bottle of cologne water is en-
celent in case Of a sick headache and
If used in the water for your face 1t
Is cooling.
IL you are travelling with children a
small alcohol lamp and cup Is almost
Indispensable. The bgby's milk can be
heated and thus avoid the using OF the
warm water from the spigots. Castor
OIL. inter and peppermint should also
form n part Of the baby outfit. A small
drinking cup should have its place also
rs the germ halter can then feel COM
Portable e
In case OF accident few such things
as arnica. dioxygen and n spool or two
o: stick tape are needed. In case OF n
sprained ankle. bandage the part In stick
tape, wrapping II as tightly rs possible
The heat Of the foot will make the tape
stick.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

great skill and experience. being done
mostly by the natives. The fbers are
then woven by hand looms and the In
dustry is carried on chiefly in the homes.
The patterns are always geometrical and
the colors are often varied, from the
most delicate tones to a dash here and
there Of bright color
A Novel Hat.
n NE Of the distinct novelties of the
fall and late summer is the hat
" made almost entirely OF wings; not
toque OF hat trimmed with wings, but
literally made up OF the wings. The
brim is formed from them and Is ar
ranged to overlap with the tips pointing
upward and the crowd encircled with a
wreath OF tiny pinions. The crown IL
covered with breast feathers In loose
bent style and Is dyed blue
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Fashion Fads for Fall.

n NE OF the latest new fall suits Is of
cheviot, with an extra long coat The
" gown beneath is trimmed about the
hips with short tunic Of cheviot. and II is
cut on the panier lines or circular being
only evident when the coat is removed.
II Is qrite plain that there will be no
simple skirts this fall and winter, and
yet the trimmed skirts will not be so
much in evidence, but pleats will be used
in nearly all models. There will evidently
be 10 hard and fast rule as TO how the
pleats are to be arranged as long as they
are a pert OF the skirt design itself. The
new models clear the ground, and the
gored patterns are much preferred TO the
circular styles. Some skirts are pleated
all around the waist from a narrow and
plain front gore, and others display the
pleats In groups. yet there is no fixed
rule for this.
The long coats will be worn. but the
length is merely matter OF taste and
becomingness, and the fit is to be a least
bit closer than the models OF last year.
There will be more attempt to define the
wais. line, a little hint that the hips are
TO be fashionable again. The coats are
cut with the same number Of seams as
before and at the same points. One OF
the newest effects is TO trim with a
Tuxedo collar in a contrasting color from
the material and then add a collar made
from the same cloth as the coat. Browns,
navy blue and grays will prevail
Pima Cloth.
nNE of the latest fabrics TO find favor
with well-dressed women is pima
" cloth, which is produced in certain
parts of the Philippine Islands. The
dainty material has delicate texture
not unlike a spider web. with very intri-
cate weaving. The fibers are secured
from the leaf Of the pineapple plant and
In this way the name is derived.
The process OF taking the fiber from.
the plant is very difficult and requires
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Wedding Etiquette.

~ iris who are married quietly
~ should be sure to send ont many
~ announcement cards TO their friends.
and to say that these announcements
should he scattered broadcast IS none too
strong II is much better TO err on the
side Of commission than omission. The
Enclosure of an "at-home" card is
direct request for the persons acquaint
ance, and these cards are quite In
portant with announcements. II Is
enough that the card should just men
ton the ''at-home'' date with the nj
dress. There are very few changes :"
announcement cards. and those who '-"rr
for the most elaborate choose kind
wherein the recipients Eamc il written.
rs In some wedding Invitations. TheA
are sent on: the same as iIvitatlcH-
with two envelopes. The card must Il
addressed and stamped to be ulailt
right after the ceremony. and il * II
decided mistake TO ce!ay in doing this
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

you two men went to the bank tonight
Mrs. Justwed and I fixed It all up. Your
silver's in the next room, my dear Mr..
Justwed. for | put 1t there myself and
/ was the burglar. Whew! Didn't your
old shoe frighten me though, Honest,
Mr.. Sherlock Holmes. | wasn't bit
scared-all | could think about was to
conjecture as TO its size,''
Go to bed Q roared Homer-dear
what are you women doing up at this
time OF night, anyway
CARVEL CALVERT HALL.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
To Remove wrinkles.

EH% AssAGE treatment is the only tninr
vthHt will efrsce wrinkles The face
. kshould first be smeared with culti
cream. and this should be rubbed into the
skin with the finger tips. In removing
wrinkles caused by frowninE use the
thumbs. pressing against the temples
lever. and with the tips OF the fingers
massage with a sidewise movement. rub
bling the skin OF the forehead. Wrinkles
caused by raising the eyebrows are eff
faced by rotary movement executed In
almost the same manner
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Filling Out the Cheeks.

~ ANY women, especially those well
Hvup In age. are troubled with hol
low checks. One OF the best rene
dies for filling out the checks Is cocoa
butter. II should be used by Slightly
warming a cake. then al the palms and
rub the cheeks around and around. There
should be 4 great change after few
weeks Of this treatment Always use
soft warm cloths wrung out of warm
sorbing.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

settle OF tucked
tafieta and The
effect is a mcst
desirable one.
There are so
many materials
used Tor girls
dresses Just now,
however, that
one can hardly
60 amiss. Serge
a n 4 cashmere
arc shown IN
lovely coiorsi
there are IN
n q m c ra b IL
novelties, and,
II the dress were
wanted for
afternoons | n
place OF school.
wolfe In one ct
the pretty new
shades would be
charming. Fer
the chemisette,
all-over lace,
c m broi dere6
muslin. tucked
chiffon, any OF
the materials OF
the Sort Can te
used, and Tor
t h c trimming
a Il Y Pr tty
banding that il
harmonious;tut
for the first
days OF school,
nothing smarter
or nothing bet
ter than the
dress illustrated
could be sue-
gestsd. I he
blouse and skirt
portions are
joined by means
of a belt and
the panel over
laps both. giving
( n c prinoesse
s Il gcstio n
while the closing
iGnade invisibly
az the left OF
the front.
For a girl
of I6 years Of
age the dress
will require 9
yards of mate
rial "a inches
wide, 81 yards
81 or ~ yards
"A inches wide,
with Il yard 10
inches wide Tor
chemisette. -
yards of band
ing. A May
Manton pattern,
No. 6429, sizes
"a and 16years,
Of this paper on
stamp for lsttes
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Business Opportunities

BUSINESS FOR SALE-Good black
smith shop with tools and necessary
equipment. Good trade, excellent
location; small rent; price very rea
sonable. See Thomas, end of Indian
car line.
GROCERY STORE-Best location.
Tempe; Box Sc. Tempe. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

Electric laundries are being installed
on the big ocean liners where all the
washing. drying and ironing is done
by electricity.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

At the. beginning of the year there
were 164,2OS telephones in London.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
FOR SALE

Two city lots in good location for
$500 on easy payments; SO. down and
$40 per month takes the two.
One lot in Capitol Addition for $3.50
on. easy payments; SO down and So
per month.
Four room frame house in good To-
cation near the Brill car line for $500.
easy payments; $50 down and SIS per
month.
New five room modern brick house
in good location; plenty of shade and
cement walks. Only $500; $500 cash
and the balance like rent.
Four room modern brick house with
two lots close in; good shade and fruit
trees. chicken yards and shade. Price
$500; $1,000 cash and the balance on
terms to suit the purchaser.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Miscellaneous

-~ON-~~~~~~~~~ON-~~o| N.cScSS~~N~0~0-c~cNO0~-
GROOM * BARRETT want to meet
you Carthage (MoD people, as
Barrett is from Carthage and knows
YOU will have to be shown. SO
come to 81 \. First ave. and let
us show you the beautiful Salt
River valley.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

DIR. o. l.. MA
HONEY, having
made diseases of the
A~ eye, ear and throat
,pecialty for SIX
tee. Gears befoI coming to Phoenix,
will now resume The practice of his
former speciality. office at residence,
HOG West Washington St. Office
hours from to IL am. and to
SPIN.
DIR. II. o. RAMSEY, veterinary sur
geon and dentist. Office cor 1st
ave. and Jefferson st. Phone Black
s001. Residence 240 West Jeffer-
son st. Phone Red s771.
FEN S. HILDRETH, Land, Mining
and Irrigation Law, Room 210 Flem-
ing block; p. o. box S47; Tele-
phone. Red 1921. Phoenix, Arizona.
Public land scrip for sale.
LADIES' TOILET PARLOR = Hair
dressing. shampooing, electric mas
sage treatment. Shirley & Shirley,
SO f. Adams st. Phone Red SO72.
PATENT ATTORNEYS = Patents,
copyrights, trademarks, American
and foreign. James r. Townsend. 430
Bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal
BARNETT E. MARKS, Attorney and
Counsellor. Office 401-4O2 Fleming
Bldg, Phoenix. Ariz. Patents Sc
clre1
DR. w. S LON e. Veterinarian. Of
flee Il y. ist Ave office Phone Red
1881. Res. Phone county ~
MASSAGE-Mi. NJ. f. Miller. y
Westmoreland place 'r-isphone Ped
SS41.
kelly COLLECTION AGENCY,
Fleming Building. Suite 4O1-402,
Phoenix. Ariz. Phone Black 9s11.
SAW FILLER, ]. +. Hartman, at the
Moss. 4O1 West Washington ST
JULIEN ONFRAY, French gardener.
209 East Van Buren,.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
DA'LY Fashion I ALks
BY MAY MANTOM
A SMART SCHOOL FROCK.

EcFIooL oks made semi style much in demand & nov
- trimming black velvet ribbon and with hsette tucked
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-ROoners and boarders;
select private family; no sick, no
children Modern home: all conven-
fences. % South Ninth Ave. Tel
Black S472
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
Situations

WANTED-for outdoor
employment in Phoenix or vicinity by
young man. Good accountant. Ad-
dress E. r. G., 5O4 Laclede bldg, St
Louis
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-One or two bOarders in
private family, one mile west of
Indian school. Rural Box IS. No
consumptives.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

HOUSE cleaning, window washing;
no job too large. Call or phone
Louis Saunders, care Hoffman cigar
store.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-To rent for year, about
twenty good mich cows. Warren
Ollie, Rural route No. 3. One-fourth
mile north Cartwright school house.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-POsition as cashier and
assistant bookkeeper: experienced.
". A. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-Call at Japanese cIup, most
reliable agency for help $40 West
Monroe st Phone Red 1891.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-Position as cook in small
family, by cOiored lady. Address
G.. P, this office.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-House at 1911 West
Fillmore, nine rooms and bath, city
water. fine shade and lawn. APP
ply on premises.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-One or two well-located
vacant lots for cash; state exact
location and bottom price. Address
Builder" care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-Five or six-room house,
furnished or unfurnished, latter pre-
ferred. by small family; no sick; nc
children. Address p. o. Box 30S.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

office girl; will do clerical work.
Address NJ. NJ. care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-Part interest In cigar
stand, with employment. Give full
particulars. Must be cheap. 7. B.
Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-Plain sewing and children
dresses to make. Drop card, will
call Mrs. Han. 112 S. 9th Ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

WANTED-You 10 see our designs and
prices in wall paper; the largest as
sortment in Arizona Dorris-Hey-
man Furniture Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-21

GUNS repaired at Galpins store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
PROVIDE ROAD SUPERINTENDENT

A Bill for an Act to Authorize Boards
 of Supervisors to Appoint d County
 Road Superintendent in the Several
 Counties of This Territory, and to
 Define the Duties of Such County
 Road Superintendent.
 (By Morris)
 Be # Enacted by the Legislative As. sembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 Section l. The Board of Supervisors in each of the several counties of this territory shall have the power to ap. point county road superintendent, who shall be competent civil engineer and who shall hold his office during the pleasure of the board of supervisors.
 Section ,. The appointment Of such county road superintendent shall be made by resolution entered in the min utes of the board of supervisors, and such board may, in their discretion, pro. vide in the resolution appointing such county road superintendent that any or all of the road overseers of the several road districts within the county shall be at once removed from office upon the qualification of such county road superintendent and that no road ever seers shall be appointed during the time that such county road superintendent holds his office.
 Section 3. Before entering upon the duties of his office, the county road sup. erintendent shall give bond, with two or more good and sufficient securities or duly qualified surety company, in such amount as the board of supervisors may direct; such bond shall be condi- toned, approved and filed as other of ical bonds.
 Section I. It shall be the duty of the county road superintendent, when so directed by the board of supervisors, to inspect any or all of the public roads in the county, and suggest any repairs, alterations or changes in any such roads, or the laying out or building of new roads and make and furnish to said board of supervisors an estimate of the cost thereof, and he shall when so di- rected by the board of supervisors ad- vertise for bids for doing any work upon such roads, when ever such adver- tise ment is authorized by law, and shall, when so directed by the board of supervisors, inspect any or all work done on the public roads by contract or otherwise, and report to said board the condition of the same and whether such work has been done and completed as required. It shall be the duty of the county road superintendent to have charge of the construction and repair
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
One Cent a Word
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Concrete block machine. New and in frst-class order. Sell cheap for cash, or on time, Address Box "A, Globe, Ariz
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
ONE BY DE SOUZA WOULD EN ABLE DEPENDANT TO KNOW
 GRAND JURY WORK
WOULD AMEND ROAD BUILDING
BILL BY MORRIS DIscoNTINUEs CONTRACT SYSTEM CARING
 FOR INDIGENTs
Yavapai Assemblyman Introduces Bill to Revise Game Laws and Provide for Revenue from Hunting Licenses 10 Be Used in Game Preservation.
Special to the Silver Belt.

ihOfsNiA, Jahudiy -Js--f uliohiuR R are number of bills recently intro duced in the assembly which are con sidered of great importance
 REGARDING GRAND JURY WORK A Bill for An Act to Amend Paragraph
 SIP of Title 6, Chapter III, Penal
 Code of the Revised Statutes of Arr
 zona, 1901.
 (By De Souza.)
 Be it Enacted by the Legislative As, sembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 Section l. That Paragraph SIP of Title 6, Chapter III, Penal Code of the Revised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona, 1901, be and the same is here by amended so as to read as follows, 10. wit:
 SIP. The grand jury may, at all reas- onable times. ask the advice of court or the judge thereof, or of the district attorney; but unless such advice is asked the judge of the court must net be present during the sessions of the grand jury. The district attorGey of the county may at all times appear be fore the grand jury for the purpose of giving information or advice relative to any matter cognizable by them. and may interrogate witnesses before them whenever they or he thinks it neces- sary; the grand jury, on the demand of the district attorney, whenever criminal causes are being investigated before them, must appoint competent stcno- graphic reporter to be sworn and to re port the testimony that may be given in such causes in shorthand, and reduce the same, upon the request of the dis, triet attorney to longhand or typewrit- ing; copy of such testimony must be delivered to the defendant upon his ar raignment after indictment The ser vices of such stenographic reporter con stitnte charge against the county. No person other than those specified in this section is permitted to be present during the session of the grand jury except the members and witnesses actually under examination, or an interpreter, and no person must be permitted to be present during the expression of their opinion pr giving their votes upon any matter be lore them, except the district attorney.
 Sec. ?. All Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
 See. 3. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26

FOR Furniture for dining room and kitchen. Cheap if sold at once. P. O. Box 74s, or Phone 232l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26

By Morris.)
 Be it Enacted by the Legislative As sembly of the Territory of Arizona;
 Section l. That in counties of the frst.class the board of supervisors may, in their discretion, furnish all supplies, including food, lodging, clothing and medicines for use by the indigent poor of such counties, employ a physician who shall furnish surgical and medi- cal attendance, a superintendent, at tendants, and such other help as may be necessary, without advertising therefor.
 Section ?. Contracts shall be let out to the best responsible bidder by the board of supervisors for all supplies and medicines which may be required for use in any county, whenever the board of supervisors shall desire to take the benefit of the provisions of this Act.
 Section 3. No compensation shall be allowed to any superintendent in excess of $l25.00 per month and no greater sum than $75.00 per month for any other help employed under the provi- sions hereof, and the board shall have the right to summarily remove any per son so employed.
 Section 4. Nothing herein contained shall prevent boards of supervisors from proceeding under the provisions of Paragraph 1929, Revised Statutes of 1901.
 Section 6. All Acts or parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions hereof are hereby repealed.
 Section '. This Act shall take effect imediately upon its passage.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
ROGUE
 Rent and Bargain Man

 President and Resdon Manager Bargain BANKABLE BARGAINS FOR THE sPECUIAToR AND HoMEsEEKEs .ase~-'N"-' t Estate Security make  reliable after trial centuries by those has found be the would conclude that Real looking for7 You growing you take advantage opportunities
 opportunities greatly
  
 Fine Sroom sudden s5x1l2I uecy view location the residence S1soo
 
 and is worth S175o. Do you consider this good?
  SSO0 S1600 Mob hill Rent sit and take notice soOO $500 within We 'picked We Buying selling
 Home Investment Company
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
CARE OF INDIGENTS
(By Morris

A Bill for An Act Relating to the Care of Indigents in Counties of the First Class.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-26
WouLp REvIsE CAME LAWS

A Bill for An Act to License the Hunt ing of Game Birds and Wild Animals and to Provide Revenue Therefrom for Game Preservation.
 (By Morris.) Be it Enacted by the Legislative As
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-07
TO PLANT SALOON
ON MOUNTAIN TOP
Tennessee Man Finds Spot
With no Schoolhouse
Within Four Miles.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June w. p.
ConBer, Of McNidnville, nas found
a spot on the top OF the Cumberland
mountains I'm Sequatehis coup y
where the STATE prohibition law. If
fcctiye July / . cannot touch him
and is SOW having a saloon erected
there IL is eighteen miles from
M'Minnville and there is no school
house within four miles OF the place.
IT is reported that Conger has
LEASED all the land for four miles
around in order 20 prevent the cree
ton OF q schoolhousc. Ten or twelve
barrels OF wiiskey and a lot Of case
goods are now at McMinpyll9 await
ing transportation 10 Conger's ga
loon. Regular hack liSes will be es-
tablished by the en,erprising sa-
loonist 10 furnish iquor 10 neigh
boring towns As the legislature
does not meet until 1911, Ne ex-
pecJs to coin money
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-07
Skipper of Disabled Ohio
Asserts His Balloon Was
Tempered With Before
Start of Race.
WILL make An INVESTIGATION
Await Word of Competitors
and "Growa to Kill
Time.

indianapolis, Ind, June 7.-vl&ny
are the plants arising from disap-
pointed balloonists who have return
ed here. At nine o'clock this morn
ing nothing has been heard from
the four balloons which have been
reported as flying southwark, ami
the contestants who had already re-
turned divided thar time between
awaiting word from their compet-
itors and complaining over what hal
lfppened TO Themselves.
The four balloons which landed
first were the Ohio, Chicago and In
dianapolis, all the entrants in the
handicap race and Ahe Cleveland,
one OF the championship racers. DR.
w. III. Thompson, OF the Ohio, de-
clarej he believed his ba 'loon had
been tempered with before ho left
Leo Stevens, the builder of the
bal Don Chicago, said that there was
n doubt in his mind bat what a
seam In the balloon had been open
ed before the race had sts rted.
The bag will be thoroughly over
hauled and an investi cation s &c be
made.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-07
BLOODY FEUD
IS AGAIN ON
IN KENTUCKY
Sheriff of Breathitt County
is Shot This Morning and
Reported to be Now Dy-
ing.
SIGNAL FOR B{GINN|NC COMBAT
Expect End Only When the
State Troops Qucll the
Crocketsville Section

Jackson, KY, June kentucky
reign OF blood is On again. Edward
callahan, Drmer shorif Of Breath
Ia county and notorious feudist
was shot by an assassin this morn
ing and is said TO be dying.
with the shooting Of Callahan,
chief lieutenant for Judge Hargis
throughout the famous ten-year feuI
between the Hargis-Cockrul factions
In Bloody Breathitt county" was
the signal for combat ;lat is ex-
pected to end only when the state
troops have overwhelme the sec
ton around Crockettsvillo
For the las, four dag bloody
clash has been expected.
The trouble begun last Thursday
when A. S. Johnson, one OF the bad
men OF Breathitt county was ar
rested after he threatened the life
or Judge j. =. Adams. y friends of
the Hargis faction. Johnson was
"a member OF the Dsator faction.
generally considered heir 90 the
hatred borne against the Hargis
band, but now extinct CockriH fac
ton.
Judge Adams left the town imme-
iiately after hearing OF the threat
upon his life.