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Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
CHAs. F. JoxEs
 Manager
VALLEY INVITED ID
 CELEBRATE AT MESA
Headquarters This Year for Fourth
 of July Celebration.

The greater number of people of the valley have by this time been made acquainted with the fact that Mesa expects to have a Fourth of July eel ebration on July 5th The rule has been heretofore throughout the valley to have a central celebration at some one of the three towns. Mesa has not had celebration for number of years and this year arrangements have been completed for a celebration at this place. Already a good deal of money has been expended on fireworks and advertising and all the necessary incidentals that go with a successful celebration. The celebration is guar anteed to be one of the best ever had in this section of the country The fireWokS. while including all the old features, are also filled with new sur priSes that have never been seen be- fore this year. The daylight fireworks is a feature within itself which is worth going miles to see.
 One feature that the committee has had in mind at all times throughout the formulating Of plans for the sue cessful celebration is that ample pro vision be made for feeding the thous- ands of people who will be here on the Fifth of July. They have understood the same that people must eat when out for a holiday as well as while at their daily duties. Ample provision will be made for looking after the vis- itors in the eating line.
 In this connection it might be well tO ad that Mesa is very desirous of extending a cordial invitation of every resident of the valley to spend the Fourth of July at this place It is un- derstood that other neighborhoods and Viclnities are preparing to observe the Fourth but the real big celebration will be held at Mesa. Something do- ing every minute from the time the daylight fireworks start at night until the close of the big balls to be given in the opera houses at night Every minute of the day. plenty to eat. plenty to drink. plenty to see and plenty to. think about afterward Mesa is the place and the Fifth of July is the time. Excursion rates on all railroads Come and bring your sister and some others fellows sister. Have the time of your life. see the town of Mesa. the big ball game. the horse races. the dances, the fireworks and the crowds
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
ID PURIFY MORALS
 ENTIRELY NEW SCHEME
Falls Romero Has a Plan to Make all
 Bad Mexicans Good Enough.

Falls Romero, about twenty five years of age, escaped from the Terri torial asylum at Phoenix Friday and was intercepted at Ben Ureas ranch. four miles east of town Friday even ing by Marshal Peterson. Romera is not a bad umbra when he has spell on. only he is given to rambling and religion When he went to the Urea ranch he stated that he wanted to rest until night and that he was then going on to SacatOn. He is not at all violent. only that he wants to convert all bad MeXicans to his way of thinking or else he believes that they ought to be killed. After he had ar gued the matter with Marshal Peter son he finally came to the conclusion that the only method to make the pop ulation better was to kill off all bad MeXicans. The marshal just to be agreeable. agreed that the theory was a good one.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
FIRELEss COOKER TESTED.

unique entertainment will be fur nished next Wednesday by the O. :. Staplen and company at their estab- lishment by the practical demOnstra- tion of what fireless cookers will ac- tually cook. Firsless cookers have been in operation for a few years. but there are a good many people who can hardly believe that they actually cook without fire attachments. The invitation will be extended to everyone who might be convinced that fireless cookers are an invention worth invest ing in. In other words, prospective purchasers will be made welcome at the feast that will be furnished by the company Wednesday noon. It is the plan to bring the cookers in the build ing early in the morning and allow them to set separate and apart from each other. and maybe moved around occasionally to prove that there are no trap floods under the floor through which flame might be applied or that that there is no connection with electric wires. At noon the cookers will be opened up and the proof of the cooking will then be in the eating. Those present vii be afforded an op- portunity to enjoy a square on the house.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
FUNERAL OF MRS. NORTON.

A large assemblage of friends was present at the Methodist church yes terday forenoon at the funeral services over the remains of Mrs. A C. Norton. Rev Hawley delivered one of his ab- lest sermons, during which he paid a high tribute to the exemplary Chris tian character of the deceased A large procession of sorrowing relatives. friends. neighbors and acquaintances followed the body to the Mesa ceme- tery. where it was laid to rest
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
GET THEM OFF OUR HANDS.

Here is proof sufficient that no firm in Mesa or Phoenix can compete with us.
 Every piece a bargain. Read. Inves- tigate. Buy now.
 1000 yards of Dress Ginghams, worth be, now on sale at......9 Sc 1000 yards of Powered Organdies, from 15c to Poe values, now ~ 9c 1Sc fine Cambric Percale, now gO- Ing at .....!............ llc 15c Bleached Muslin, full yard wide, a soft fine muslin. ....... 10c yard One line of faces in French and Ger man Vals, worth 121ac, be and 20c per yard, now going in the Fourth of July Special Sale at. at........5 5c Another lot of laces in Dutch Val, worth 10c and 12lac, now 312c yard Baby Ribbon, n,..........1 .1c per yaard Ladies Knit Union Suits. worth 50c and 65c, now going at . .35c per suit One hundred pieces of Red, White and Blue Bunting for Fourth of July Deco ratiOnS.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
RIGCS-DECATIIP

Mrs. NJ A Riggs of this city and Mir. Decatur. who is the manager of the blacksmith shop in the Crimson block. were quietly married Wednesday even ing by Bishop Hunsaker Mrs. Riggs comes of a well and favorably known family of this community The couple will continue to reside in Mesa. They are enjoying the good wishes and con gratulations of their friends
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
ANOTHER GIRL

MT and Mrs C. A Baldwin are re joicing over the arrival of daughter. which came to them Friday morning. This is the second young lady in the family. The first born. a girl. pleased the parents SD much that the second order called for a duplicate.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20

Flag Garlands of Red, White and Blue with an American flag for every F inches.
 Flaw Garlands, Fan Designs, Tissue Paper Bells, red, white and blue. Flags from the small three for 5c to the large s foot, all wool bunting TOT 9o.OU edCH ) dOz. Butterfly Pumps in patent leather and Russia tan, regular $3.50 values, this week. S249 15 dOz. Mems NO-Name hate, the best S3.50 value in the world, this week 30 doz mems President Suspenders, worth soc the world over, this week 33c 15 doz mems black and tan Oxfords, $3.5O values, now. ..... .$265 Mems $4O0 values, now. .. .$285 p doz. mems White SOisette Negligee Shirts, regular $1.50 values, this 50 doz mems FOur-in-Hand ties. all silk, regular 75c values, this week OnlN 4oc
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
THE TOGGERY.

the crowd Fourth of all hundreds of ducng price sale goods decided than other the valley right We afford make the
 goods business Remember cutting goods make them sell We mark these goods being
Arizona republican., 1909-06-20
4th July Specials at The Toggery

There will be Mesa Fourth history It estimated will throughout the day Decorate and show Jus
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
SOUTHEAST PRoWERs
COUNTY NOTES.


Eight new families have located
and twelve filings have been made
in the past week twenty miles
south of Holly.
Large crops of broom corn are
being put in, with every prospect
Of good yield.
The big rain last Saturday put
the ground in splendid condition
for breaking and planting.
An interesting election was held
last Monday in District No. 4, and
IA brand new school board is the
result. The personnel is us fol-
lows:
President w Houlton.
Treasurer. J. Tressel.
Secretary-E. HI. Jordan.
At the same election it WIS
voted unanimously that two new
schoolhouses be erected at once in
District No. 4, and that levy of
Is mills be levied for that purpose.
Charley Scott and L. Abbott.
from twenty miles south, were in
town last Monday laying in sup.
plies.
Mr.. j. W. Houlton and Frank
Lane made flying trip to Lamar
last Saturday.
The Ladies' Club met and
died at the place where the sod
school house is being built in the
the south end of District No. 4.
last Tuesday, to help lay sod.
The South Siders are getting
very anxiou sabont the rural route
which has been agitated for some
time.
The Onion Sunday school is
preparing to have elaborate exer-
clses on Children's day, May Both.
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mike Dowdel is irrigating his
alfalfa farm north of the river
this week.
Mr. Jack Houston was here last
Saturday on besiness.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
GovERsoR sHArRora.-Although

GovERNOR SHAFROrH.-Although
the seventeenth general assembly
did not do quite all l wanted it to
do it enacted one law which will be
of the greatest importance to the
development of the state: l refer
to the law creating a state bureau
of immigration and appropriating
money to support the bureau.
Under this law information will
be gathered concerning the re-
sources of the state and sent out
broadcast over the country with
the seal of the state to insure its
correctness. This isSwhat we need
to bring new people into Colorado.
The resourcer of the state are all
the advertisement we need if the
people of the country can be made
to believe the wonderful story of
our growth and development is
true. 1t is the agricultural devel-
opment of the state that is bring
ing Colorado into it's own. Our
irrigation enterprises have made
fertile farms out of our once
worthless prairies and the records
will show that these farms are
among the most fertile in the ell
tire world.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
WAYSIDE NOTES

Some of our ranchers have
found it profitable to purchase
COWS and lease them out TO neigh.
boring fa,mers for period OF
three or more years. receiving the
original stock and one-half the in
crease. Although the banker can
loan money i'll that country in
sums of SlOO on II per cent a
month and at about ten to twelve
per cent to the large stockmen,
they regard their investment in
COWS loaned out TO farmers as re-
turning a much larger percentage.
Another plan on which good
| many cows are loaned out to FAM
lilies who have help enough to milk
them and care for the young stock
| is for the capitalist to receive one
half the valne of the cream from
the separator and ope-half OF the
Increase of the stock. Farmers
who are to poor to begin .as OWL
ers of cattle are making a living
and securing substantial start in
cattle. The good old dairy COW
has been the salvation of many of
our pioneer settlers and is still the
greatest proposition we have.
kafficorn sown broad cast for
fodder purposes is one of Colora-
dos great crops on the plains and
requires about twenty five pounds
of seed to the acre. 1t is more
profitable, however, on irrigated
land to drill it in continuous rows
three feet apart as it can then be
cultivated after it is irrigated and
a quicker second cutting secured
For this use, however, we prefer
the saccharine sorghum known as
the Early Amber rather than the
more woody non-saccharine varie-
ties to which the Kaffir, milo and
rice corns belong. Amber should
be cut before it heads and not be.
low the first joint. 1t will ther
sprout at once. If there is more
than can be fed, cure it for winter
hay. The first sowing cap be
made now with a second sowing
in two or three weeks. In this
way one will come ahead of the
other and give time to get the lane
ready. Both are fairly tolerant o.
alkali and will stand more punish
ment than alfalfa The cultiva
tion after irrigation will carry the
plants along SO that surface alkal
is not necessarily injurious te
them.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14

one-Way Colonist Rates 10 Ar,.on.
lexas. Mexico. California, Idaho,
eontana and the Northwest.
Commanding March Ist and contin-
ulnH daily until April goth, the Colo
rado 4 Southern will sell one-way
colonist tickets to many points in the
above territory At greatly reduced
rates. For rates and other particu-
lars. call on the Agent, or address T.
T. Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Round Trip Winter Tourist Rates the
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14

"lsiehes take unto themselves wings
and fly away" said the Sunday school
teacher, "Now, can any one OF you
children tell me what kind Of riches Il
Meant9"
The smart boy at the foot Of ths
class said. '1They must be ostriches. -
Exchange.
Tommy twho had just been chastisetl
by his fatherl-NIamma, was Adam tba
first man?
Mamma--Yes. Tommy.
Tommy-Didn't he have any papaf
Mamma-Of course not,
Tommy-G Gee. but he was lucky.-
Chicago News.
The ag cactus Ia table decoration
much favored in Germany. Its fruit,
which grows from the leaf, ia eaten for
dessert,
The minister's call was nearly ,n.
ished, SAYS writer in the Detroit Free
Press. when he remarked with empha.
Sis. 1T ia deeds, not words, that
count"
"Oh. ! don't know!' responded bis
hostess. did you ever send tele.
gram?"
"You's got to put certain amount
o dependence on yohsef." said Uncle
Eben. DE man dat goes aroun look
In fob too much advice is liable to
find hissef in de position Of de gem
man dat gifts 80 Interested readin' de
time table dat he misses his train"-
Washington Star.
pain prescription is printed upon each
2Sc. box Of Dr.. Shoops Pink Pain Tablets
Ask your Doctor or Druggists il this formula is
not complete. Pain means congestion. blood
pressure. Head pains. womanly pains, Pain
anywhere get instant relief fr,m Pink Pain
Tablet. All Dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
A wen Cooked He.l !.

Appeals to US all and The
star Restaurant serves them daily
Ioleen & Bogae are experienced
chefs, and know how to please
you. Location; next to Lozar's
pool hall.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
A Handsome American Flai

The 4th of July is approaching
and every patriotic citizen will
want to float the Stars and Stripes
We are Offering with The journal
a most handsome American Flag
THREE FEET WIDE AND
FIVE FEET LONG. This flag
is made of beautiful material. the
stripes are sewed; (not printed)
fast colors, made of specially
woven soft cotton bunting; colors
bright and attractive; guaranteed
fast to sun aud rain, each stripe
sewed throughout with two rows
of stitching in hem, with fastened
corners. Top Of flag mas heavy
canvas band with large brass grom-
NETS on each end. This flag has
49 stars; up-to.date flag. This
will make beautiful flag to dis
play on all patriotic oc, asions.
Send $l.35 and we will mail the
Daily and Sunday journal to your
address for THREE FULL
MONTHS and we will neil you
this flag FREE OF CHARGE.
postage prepaid. II you want the
most beautiful flag that has been
offered to the public do not fail to
accept this offer Address, THE
KANSAS CITYIJOURNAL.
Kansas City, Mo,
The Holly chieftain., 1909-05-14
Best Stomach
Remedy Free

II Is an old saying that if the stom-
ach is sound the whole body is safe,
because so much depends upon the
proper working Of the stomach. Many
persons find themselves with a dis
order OF the stomach which pro-
duces dyspepsia or peculiar state Of
biliousness.
II you suffer from both stomach trouble
and constipation you are on the way to q
very serious disease. From Just such con-
dttions come appendicitis. rheumatism.
cause the waste matter that should have
been dispelled from the system through
the bowels has found its way into the
blood and vittated It.. What IL needed at
tablet or Or salt. which hi usually Ssad does s more
tonic like pr. caidweli's syrup Fspsin.
ailments for nearly q quarter Of q csn-
fury. IT cured J. c. Lanham, Of War
rensburg. No.. Of stomach trouble Of long
son aloo William VOL S sSs Miis ~:
trouble for fifteen years.
However: Il you havs stomach trouble
ou. YOU want lnSs. TO knoT ap from personA espert.
will do for you. II 30. send your name
to the doctor and free trial bottle viii
be sent YOU. You are urged to send for
the free bottle as the resnlts drgm %
wells Syrup Pepain, Then you win DO -
over two million people did last year-Go
TO your druggist and buy g regular bottle
you prefer. We could mention hundreds
and hundreds Of families who are never
without It,. You can never tell when some
member Of the family will mead hxa.
tive, and then no time should be lost
taking DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
II there ID anything about
] ] ! ! 9. J ! !: ]
~ your ailment that you don't
understand. or II you want
any medical advice, write
~ ~ to the doctor, and he win
answer you fully. There 10
no charge for this service.
The address II DR.. W. B.
Caldwell. 500 Caldwell bldg,
Monticello. Ill.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-25

scented by it's committee and of the in
herent merit of the proposition, as
Governor of the State of Mississippi,
| do hereby call upon its citizenship
of every class and creed to contribute
to this worthy cause, assuring them,
as representative of the state, of the
states approval.
The widow and son of Bishop Gallo
way were requested by me to name
the committee of three who were to
take charge of and to direct the col
lection and disposition of all contribu-
lions, and to whom its organization
and control would be entrusted; and
l herewith name and appoint the COM
mittee they selected consisting of
Messrs J. G. Mcclure, of Yazoo City,
Miss; E. A. Fitzgerald, of Vicksburg,
Miss; and Fred Sullens of Jackson,
Miss.
Witness my official signature this
the 23rd day of June, 1909.
E. F. NOEL, Governor.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-25
some PLACES REPORT RECORD
BREAKING PRECIPITATION.
EXCESS MOISTURE WAS
NOT GENERAL.
Crop Outlook is Much Better Than
Was Anticipated During the
Rainy SpeIl-Brookhaven
Holds the Record.

JACKSON, June 25.-The June pre-
cipitation record in Mississippi is
closely approaching the phenomenal
rainfall recorded during the previous
month. Fortunately, however, the
rains have been more scattered, being
generally hard showers only few
hours in duration and they have not
caused the damage to crops that re-
suited from the precipitation in May
However, considerable Jury TO crops
is reported in some sections, and farm
work is being GREATLY retarded, whlle
grass and weeds are taking possession
of the corn and cotton stands.
The heaviest rainfall recorded at
anv local weather station in the state
for the first three weeks OF June IS at
Brookhaven, amounting to $50 inches
Jackson is "a close second, with IfS
inches To her credit while other sta
tions make reports as follows;
Lake, 1923 inchess Meridian wv
inches: Natchez, 5.92 inches; Green
vile. 3.74 inches; Kosciusko, 4.6'
inches; Port Gibson, 1888 inches;
vicksburg, 1858 inches.
1t appears, therefore, that the heav-
lest precipitation he's been along the
Illinois Central road between Jackson
and Brookhaven, and along the A. d
V. road from this city to Meridian.
Weather conditions in the northern
counties and the delta, and In a ma
iority of the southwestern counties,
have been generally favorable.
Gloomy crop reports are not SO nu-
merous during the past week as Tor
merly. In this immediate section some
Of the farmers are rather pessimistic,
IN account of the continued showers
hat have interrupted work In the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-25
Governor Noel Issues Proclama-
ton Naming Three News
paper Men.
To PROVIDE A
FITTING TESTIMONIAL
Appointments Made to Conform to the
Wishes of the Family of the Dead
Bishop.

JACKSON, Ju'.e 25.-Gov. Noel has
issued a PROCLAMATION naming Messrs
John q, Mcguire of the Yazoo Herald
e. A. Fitzgerald of the Vicksburg
Herald and Frederick 6ullens of the
jackson News. as the committee
charged with the raising of funds for
the erection of a monument to the
memory of the late Bishop Chas. B.
Galloway in the state Capitol.
This movement was inaugurated by
the Mississippi Press Association at
the recent convention in Vicksburg,
and resolution adopted calling on
the Governor of the state to name
committee or commission to take hold
of the work. A committee from the
Press Association came here last week
and presented the resolution adopted
by the Association. The Governor
promised to do as requested. and after
considering with members Of the fam
lily of the late Bishop, proposed to
leave the selection to the commission
TO them They named the gentlemen
mentioned above and the Governor
made the appointment at the same
time issuing his proclamation telling
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-25
AMENDMENT TO THE cHARTEF
OF Incorporation of W. L. Logan &
Co,

OF Incorporation of W. L. Logan &
Co.
stockholders of said corporation, a
stockholders meeting was held at the
office of the said company in the city
of Hattiesburg, Miss, on the 18th dag
of March, 1909, at which meeting all
Of the stockholders of said corporation
were present and participating in the
said meeting, when the following reso
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved: That the Charter of In
corporation of said w. L. Logan &
Co. be amended as follows, to-wit'
"That section one of said Charter ot
Incorporation be amended SO as 10
read as follows, to-wit; Section l.
The name and style OF this corporation
shall be Brown Furniture Co., anu
under that name and style said cor
poration shall sue and be sued, plead
and be implicated, and shall have cor
porate existence for z period OF 81
wears from and after the date the orig
inal charter was approved hy the Gov
ernor unless sooner dissolved accord
ing to law.
The object of the amendment to SAID
Charter of Incorporation is to chan &c
the corporate name and style Of said
corporation from W. L. Logan & co.
TO Brown Furniture Co.
In testimony whereof, we, the nm
dersigned being all of the stockhoid
ers of w. L. Logan G. Co., have signed
our names hereto, and executed TINS
instrument for the purposes stated
Done in the City of Hattiesburg'
Mississippi, this the 18th day OF April
1909.
J. G. BROWN.
NENA o. WILLIAMS.
A. E. TAYLOR.
State of Mississippi,
County of Forrest,
City of Hattiesburg.
This cay personally appeared be-
fore me, H. C. Greer, Notary Public for
the City of Hattiesburg. Miss, the
above and within named J. G. Brown
A. E. Taylor and Nena o. Williams
Oh w. L. Logan & Co..
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-25
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To H. H. and Mrs. H. H. Miller: An
attachment at the suit of F. Dalton,
against your estate for twenty-seven
and 67-100 dollars returnable before
Justices court of ]. e. Davis, Police
Justice for Hattiesburg, Mississippi,
has been executed, and is now pend
ing in said court and unless you APP
pear before said court on second Mon
day of July, 1909, and plead to said
action, Judgment will be entered
against you by default.
Witness my hand this Sth day of
June, 900. ]. q. DAVIS.
Police Justice & ex offi.o J. P.