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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
TO DEVELOP THE NECK

Tight, high linen collars have done more than anything else to make the neck that was plump and pretty now scrawny and thin. The neck may be developed by deep breathing and by neck exercise, lowering the head slow ly backward from ten 10 dozen times and to each side in the same way.
 If you wish pretty neck wear low collars or soft stocks. In putting on a collar or stock take deep breath and expand the neck as much as pos sible, then pin the collar to allow for expansion. The following skin food should be massaged into the neck every night: White wax, one ounce, sper- maceti, one ounce; lanoline, two ounces sweet almond oil, four ounces; cocoa nut oil, two ounces; tincture of benzoin, thirty drops; orange flower water, two ounces.
 Melt the first five ingredients togeth- CT. Take off the fire and beat until nearly cold, adding little by little the benzoin and lastly the orange flower water.
 The neck should first be bathed in warm water and thoroughly dried
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
HOUSEHOLD TOPICS

To clean white ostrich feathers sue cessfully take a cupful of Indian meal, half cupful of flour. and three level teaspoonfuls of borax. Put these ingre- dients into paper bag in which one large, or two or three small feathers have been placed. Shake the contents of the bag until the soil has disappear ed from the feathers and then shake them from the mixture. Fine knitted wool and lace articles can also be cleaned in this manner
 The following mixture, when added to the bath, has a refreshing and in vigorating effect: A pound of new bran, three. quarters of pound of al mond meal, eight ounces of grated cas- tile soap Make the bags five or six inches square and fill each with three tablespoonfuls of the mixture. The quantity given will supply seventeen bags.
 A novel and easy way of ridding the country home of rats is by literally sprnkling the holes and crevices with laundry soap and cayenne pepper. Moisteu the mixture SD if will adhere.
 A few cloves-half dozen---in the tea which is cooled for an iced drink improves the flavor for some persons. If fine quality of tea is used, it is a pity to tinge it's flavor with anything at all.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

| ing from Fl PaSo to Joln her husband, who is employed on the engineering par | ty on the Miami extension. Miss Lydia Sparks returned last even ing from Long Beach, where she has been for the past month. She stopped over at Solomonville, however, and will join party of young people who arc going on camping trip to the noun | tains.
 Mir. and Mrs J. II. Morehead and daughter, Mir. F. J. Lunn and sister, of Memphis, Tenn, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Wright and daughter, and Messrs. Thomas and Clarence Watts, spent Sun. day at Limberger Rock. It was jolly party with plenty of good things to eat, so they had delightful day. sE MT. Herbert Mann has returned from Chicago, where he has been on an ex- tended business trip, having left here June 12.
 Mir. Charles Wild was to have re- turned last night, but at the last hour met some friends who engaged him in such an interesting conversation that he missed the train.
 MT. Earle Corey arrived he .st evening from Princeton, N. J., d ex poets to remain here with his parents .. There has been addition made to the staff of the Silver Belt in the person of young son who arrived yesterday evening at the home of Mir. H. H. Hei ner. He is lusty little fellow, weigh ing nine and one half pounds and seems very well pleased with his surroundings Mir Hiener observed the stork hover ing around the neighborhood when he went home to dinner and soon dis covered that he had brought the young editor. Now he is wearing smile that won't come off.
 s:
 Mir. A. II. Calkins, of Los Angeles, WHO Hds bttH HtIt OH bunIHtSo, itil yesterday morning for Tucson and after q short stay in that city will go on to his home.
 MT. and Mrs. J. N. Winkler, who have been in the city for the past two months, will leave this morning for Mesa.
 Mrs. J. C. Bughster spent Sunday at Copper Hill visiting friends.
 Mrs. Fred Green from Barney Camp is in the city visiting at the home of Mrs. J. B. Coplen.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Roundey spent Sunday out at Miami going over the mines
 Mir. A. D. Rosecrans, assistant sup erntendent of the Gila Valley railway, and family will soon leave for Chicago to visit friends.
 Mrs. w. c. Roundey expects to go to Stafford in few days to visit her mother, Mrs. Wish, and about the if teenth of next month MT. Roundey will join her. They will then go to Fl Paso
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
su1RRED GOWNS ARE THE
 LATEST EDICT OF FASHION

aross that involves labor, but full .o.ompepses one for any amount of ,.,o spent upon it, is one of the new .;..oj oowns that so far have been
 opl, at the smartest dressmaking ,..sos here and abroad. It has a sort nf princess tunie body-an overdress
 roarbes a little below the knees
 ;s sbirred in closely to the figure
 ,be vaistline. The bodice is cut
 of the throat under an odd shaped .,rlarette or empieeement that can he ,..,rr semi-decollette or with a little ,,,,;sette of some kind, The overdress 2, huilt on foundation lining, close e,,;nq and heightened with deep aornce that supplies the underskrt to the tunic.
 If was effective in a very pale shell ..;nL tissue-the lower edge of both the over and under skirt worked with ..-oigbt bands of crystal beads. The uopsuetaire sleeves were cut off at ,be eibow and finished with wide ruff aes of silver Spanish lace. The collar ,;oce of the dress was of silver tissue ,,orkcd in crystal beads. The dress has rotber a deceptively extravagant sound, for the metallic laces and tissues are pot exorbitantly expensive, and the headwork, for clever woman. repre- .ents no further outlay than the price of the beads, these being easily sewed mn to a foundation.-Th Delineator fnr AmpuSt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

over his shoulder and bait can dang ling from the fingers of his good left mitt.
 S
 Messrs. s. l.. Gibson, L. P. Ely and J II. Cornell went out to the Gibson cop per mine on Saturday evening end spent Sunday looking over different mining properties.
 *
 Judge and Mrs. P. c. Little, theiI son, Kirby D. Little and the Misses Nell and Leo Parks enjoyed an auto trip out to Gibson 's Ranch on Sunday They report very delightful trip.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
SKIRT YoKEs ARE POPULAR

The yoke skirt that was looked on a bit doubtfully when it first made its appearance few months ago has met with the most unparalleled success both here and abroad. French women par tieularly have caught it up with the greatest enthusiasm. and from all ac- counts of the French and English races one saw little else among smartly gown ed women. A lovely dress in very fine silk finished batiste has the tucked and lace trimmed skirt mounted on a deep yoke that reaches down well be- low the hips, The tucks-or rather plaits-start at the lower edge of the yoke, and are stitched down for six or eight inches The stitching is placed fairly near the edge of the plaits so that it gives them a pretty tuck-like eheet.-The Delineator for August.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

where Mir. Roundey will go into busi- ness.
 Mrs. P, Taylor is quite seriously ill. Mrs. Taylor intended leaving this morn ing for Los Angeles, but on account of her illness, will necessarily postpone her trip.
 *
 Word has been received in the city of the safe arrival of Mir. and Mrs. l.. N. Marx at their old home in Inde- pendence, Calf. A wireless from the Golden state is to the effect that l.. N. was last seen trudging along up the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
A Golden Wedding

Means that man and wife have li' cd to good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The. best way to keep healthy is to see that your liver does it's duty 365 days out of 365. The only way to do this is to keep Ballard g Heroine in the house and take it when ever your liver gets inactive 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Palace Phar macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
TERRIBLY SCALDED

Is something we hear or read about every day of our lives. Burns and scalds either slight or serious are bound to happen in your family, be prepared by having bottle of Ballard $ Snow Eminent handy. 1t relieves the pain instantly and quickly heals the burn, For sale by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for it. There are a great many limitations, but there is just one original. This salve is good for anything where salve is needed to be used, but is especially good for Piles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

The Elsie Sige the hav hadt
   Chinese these murder her there little doubt The
 
  Q O hem
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27
PERSONAL POINTERS

Mrs. J. l.. Knowles arrived last even ing from Fl Paso to join her husband, who is employed on the engineering par ty on the Miami extension.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morehead and daughter Mir. F. J. Lunn and sister, of Memphis, Tenn, Mr. and Mrs w. T. Wright and daughter, and Messrs. Thomas and Clarence Watts, spent Sun day at Limberger Rock. It was jolly party with plenty of good things to eat, so they had delightful day
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-27

Miss Lydia Sparks returned last even ing from Long Beach, where she has been for the past month She stopped over at Solomonville, however and will join party of young people who arc going -on camping trip to the noun tainS
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09
STATE NEWS.

MN to, county has vOteds2sO. 900 for
good roads.
Taylor county voted By 8 small ma
ioFity 10 remain wet fog the next two
years. ~
Monticello is 10 follow her new court
house with 3 new sll, 900 jail.
Florida this year will undoubtedly pro-
duee the largest and best corn crop IN
its history. From all parts Of the State
comes the report of large acreage and
fine crops.
A street railway franchise IN Penaa-
cola has been applied for by 9. p. Dob
son. G. G. Goodman and r. .. Hoffman
The line will run on ten streets.
Fifty silver kings, tarpon, were
caught of Sarasota one day last week.
From Washington City % Jackson
vile IL the latest good road project.
The Florida East Coast raiIroad will
set out 10000 eucalyptus trees 10 Dade
county
The exports from Pensacola Tor the
fiscal year ending June 80, bad valuA-
tioa Of SIC, 800. O62.
sc. Lucie county has almost doubled
In population during the four years Of
its existence.
Willis Morris, a young man Of 0cala,
was shocked 10 death while connecting
sons electric wires.
Evangelist Culpepper and son viii
hold revival services in Starke during
this month.
The State convention Of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Unions
will meet In Live Oak on July l4-16.
The large box factory Of Kreamsr
Bros, Jacksonville, was destroyed by
fire Monday morning.
Two Young men Of Jacksonville must
pass 9 time IN United States prison be-.
eause they opened letter belonging TO
their sister.
Tampa now receives twica the volume
OF mail she dId q year ago. SO says the
man who hauls Il % the post0ffica-
hs ought 10 know.
Lake county. II appears. is The great
watermelon producing county Ia the
State. One small place IN that county
shlppod nearly 200 cars Of melons this
season.
VII. Pace, Of Hazelhurst, Pa, has
& mule which be has worked Cor TWEEN
Eve years, and which be Gays h good
for many more year, work.
A ahip h loading . cargo 81 lumber 90
Pensac0la that viii be used IN the con-
strnction Of 9 summer villa for Aiphon-
%, the king Of Spain.
Albert J. Favah, head Of Ire IaW de-
pagtmont % 6tstsoa University. has
ben elected dean qf the law depart
ment az lha State University
Ths board a. county commissioner of
8n8vard county have offered 3 reward
sf go f6f agidanee sufficient q convict
80 paEson 81 persons % violetfnr ere
Eaus ~ 6sh laws o. that county,
% 70 Juus IS, ths shipmgaso 81 cigars Z
Ira1s Tampa for The year over ne cor /
~ realod az lnnt YnaF eho8ed 1
- Infe 80 81. e25 600 NFa TIE
n EoR tho Dr0en3 Heef - A. I
hEt dals wtqe 40, 5to CO.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

More than a hundred boys and men
have been sent 10 pris0n from Jackson
vile for stealing bicycles. Now others
have turned 20 other and more valuable
property Of The same nature, AutomO-
biles.
PensacOla has an ordinance which pro.
vides that all restaurants, soda water
stands. Saloons and every place Of bus
mesa where food and drink are served
nlJst be screened againat nieH.
Rev. ]. W, Bigham, pastor Of the
First Methodist church Of jacksonville,
has been sued for SO. 900 foe che alien
attain Of the affections Of husband,
the latter being bic son who married
Miss Silvia. Of Tampa
w. ID. Collier, OF Tampa, haa made
and tested q machine for digging clans
In deep water. The digger Z q simple
piece of mochaniau. IL plcka M tha
clans, washes them and delivers them
on the vessel By means OF . carrying
steel belt.
The Sanford and Everglades Railroad
u being pushed through these days and
he road has nov reached Cameron
City, the new city On ths uisors % Lake
@eseup. This vii give the asw rail-
toad about seven mica of track reads
for operating before the Eail eFops ere
planted.
The Fgorias Star, published at TITUS.
vile. teiln Of volanteer tomntD plant
IN that section thar enfends fog 3 DE-
ta8ce Of one hrndrod yards. and ne s ~
man eaya - oiiI ssesf 81 re l.nlh lal.
49, a. A. afntafaa8 ~. - 80. ~.
plant end luok 60 ae1rufsN
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Last week Messra. ~. H d
Max We3elea. 81 SiSe9. J. b
a n. Aear,n. J. 4. Hearin, b. b.
~ an8 Or NhilHpa. of oainog. end
Stamford. 81 Cutbbogt, s61nt B da4
80 - La4AFk Ibe1o RHntlbmen
hotel 8 3. d. ~ ; kq4f IA eIfs
80 70. Cares; y ~ go
Tt8 zee TO meals a. ~ boae. ar1
. tAa hctal ahRl g =. -.
1at reioilint s. liiF rs1a '|
1etaI 1neoA 9ta go 81. le1Iess.
~ Eea I'D a'Ig elx hafs
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

A YSan6 DauShisr Die Nee Thln3
WsARsn Wee Lsaasa.

oultman. Ca, July s.--Mrs. T. N.
Jones was shot and instantly killed By
her daughter, Mias Cora Lou jones,
yesterday morning. Tbs uisL Wills
nttonding 10 samo household duiiea,
fcen1 an old pistol end idly pieked q
10. She bed been swapping e ahoof
Ten minutes, and thinking q not loaded
che playfuliy pointed e as her 1otAe4
end pulled ne trigger. TIE pistol No1a
hlowinR the zoo 81 her head eI end
bpasfsfing the wsll aearbg with Der
bfaina
Physicians we're eummon end
Iarra crowd enickly gafna NR
eel who q butle years NJ. wa
inta eonsulIs wien aha
iiolfoF 81 hoF ert an1 EINs
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

IL Very Ably C0mRen6ea ~ Amesl.
can Law RavIsW.
A recent number Of the American
Law Review, the leading legal period.
cal OF this country, contains as q from
tispiece an excellent portrait Of Chief
Justice James B Whitfield, Of the Flor.
da Supreme Court, Of whom the Re.
view, In lie editorial pages, says:
"The frOntispisce Of this number q q
portrait Of Hon. James B. Whitfield.
He Is a native OF North Carolina, hut
has spent most Of his life at Tallahaa-
see, Fla. Having graduated IN Law
with the degree Of b. l.. nc the Uniyer.
sity OF Virginia IN 1885, he entered upon
the practice Of bis chosen profession,
and IN 1888 was elected county Judge OF
leon county. In which Tallahassee, the
Capital Of the State Of Florida, IL stu
ated. This position he resigned 70 be-
come Clerk OF the Supreme Court OF
Florida, and since then has been State
Treasurer and Attorney. General OF the
State. Ia l90ihe was appointed q JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court Of Florida,
and has twice been elected 10 the same
position. On January 3, 1906. he be-
came Chiet-J uetlce and served IS such
until the expiration Of his term under
the appointment. Having been chosen
Chiet-Iustice again on January 5. 1909.
he viii remain IN that Office until the
expiration Of his present commission In
1918.
THE judicial work Of Judge Whit.
field has been approvinRly commented
upon by the leading law periodicals.,
and his decisions are frequently selected
for annexation By special publications.
che is the author Of the article en-
titled Public Utility Corporations In
General, Ia the number Of this Review
for November. December, 1907"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Cstain Bales.
To the many Tallahassee people who
are contemplating q "trip 70 the beach,
the following rules will be most inter
esting
Il 10 declared BY many physicians
that more harm than benefit often re-
suits from sea bathing, for the simple
reason that common sense - 50 gener-
ally left sc home. Taken judiciOusly,
the sea bsth quickens the circulation.
and Is q splendid tonic for tired nerves,
but IL q woman ignores all the rules Of
health, with her sea dip, she Is likely 10
come out fright and remain one for q
long time.
The early morning bath Is only fitted
for bodies entirely vigorous. From 10
20 ~ o'clock Is declared the best time
for bathing for both health and beauti-
flying results. And let Il be noted right
here that IL Is madness for ineXperi-
enced persons % remain long, or, in
deed, any batbeF, as. no matter how
much the fun is enjoyed. the long stay
IL the water prevents the health and
beauty-giving reaction that every wo-
man batheE especially should strive for.
Those bathers. too, who haven't the
pluck % plunge IN at one, find more
grief than Joy In the sea bath. Every
new breaker 10 q repetition Of the hfst
shock, and their relen less thUmp should
not be received upon the head or stom-
aeh. The body be turned sideways 10
the coming wave, with the hearts side
protected against Il. Continual frisk-
ing about Il likewise requisite while Ia
the water, and the temperature Of the
water and ones power Of reaction
should determine the stay Ia Il, for Il is
almost dangerous 20 remain it after the
glow hss been replaced by the chill
Doctors advise only fifteen MINUTES Of
sea bathing &C q time FOR athletes, Eve
minutes for the weaker folks and three
for those really weak.
This, then, is beauty'a first whisper
90 the prospective sea nymph--d you
want % Be made fairer bV the kisses Of
Neptune, look out, FIRST Of ell. for your
good health. And this advice includes
= warning against tight c0rseta.
Health discussion ever. the proper
care Of the hair should Be taken into
consideration.
After Z Sea bath, n ths hair has be-
come wet, C should Be washed 60 soon
na pooslble IN fresh water, for tbs
riammy natter which salt water leaves
most hurtfui % the hairs vigOg and
peafanea. and tboss who do not weaF
oilerin cap, then, shou3 Be careful
having their heads sprayod.
skin y ofeaa vaTy badly irritatod
ured b. the salt nblntlons, for
persons thae beng immense
~ tie Riauds, and this ~
opti0ns and seru2.
af~ar-~@s~~noa-
anMrurl Sails.
nrahg elEan that I, e traa.
ne 81 A. n Cohen, Indi-
VI a6inR aa Capital Cts
Pa gurt. VIII r8celge bifs
IoR "a En of aid hankEupt
? .' -. hs wi9 p ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Under the new pension law an entire
new ron Ia 70 be r,ade up and an vetsr.
ans who wtsh to apply for pensions,
whether they are nov On the roll or not,
wlil have 70 make out new papers.
Ihos veterans who are possessed Of
5000 worth Of this worlds goods. or
Who were only members Of the home
guards and not IN active service. need
not apply at al, for their case win not
Be- considered.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09
INsrRucTIoN ro APPuoANTs

All blanks on prescribed forms must
be correctly filled out, applicants name
must be signed IN full and the signature
nttested By two Witnesses.
Widows must sign their own Chris
tian names, and not the names Of their
husbands
All applications must be submitted to
the county commissioners Of the county
Ia which the applicant resides before
fling 10 the pension department
Applicants will save needless trouble
and delay BY complying carefully with
The above Instructions, IS ell claims not
properly Allied out win be returned for
correction. rs
AL persons viii be required 10 make
q renewal % application, bat further
proof Of service viii not be required Of
former pensioners Of this State II the
former claim Il ii compliance with the
provisions Of the act Of 1909.
All claims viii be filed Immediately
upon receipt IN the penaion department,
end viii be considered as promptly e.
possible, and applicants wall be notified
Of the disposition OF their claims, and
certificates and vouchers viii be for
Wtnoed % 81 persons allowed pensions
under the act Of 1909.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09
THOSE ALLOWED PENSIONS.

Who served m the Contestants States
army 81 naVy.a and In the fret ReRi-
,ariaa, ReaerVea, and their
nsiOns
ne guards Of
be pensiOned
All fofmef bthsi84 whose claims
were allowed upon certifeateof the ed.
jutant OF a camp OF Confederate Vete-
rams viii be required "a furnish the e.
tdaVit OF 3 commissioned officer under
WhOm be served, or a transcript from
the Office Of the adiutant general az
Washington, showing the service
claimed.
PROPERTY cLAUsRs.
No person who owns property TO ex-
coed The value Of s., 600. or whose prop
R1ty, both real and personal (inciudInQ
TIE property Of bis wife) exceeds the
value Of 5000 win be pensioned
The affidavit Of two reputable physi.
clans viii BE- required % establish total
disability.
Applicants are earnestly requested 70
comply fully with the shove instruc-
ae end not 90 burden this once With
eeg4gy ccrrespondence. 60 that the
Of the pension roll can
Inc 90 make the Oct0
end ok the quarter.
nks can Be obtain.
the circuit courts
lee, or from the
70 rIt Courts:
q eFs viii Be
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-07-09

Honesty Public Office
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-02-12

Bryan's Commoner and The
News, both one year $3.50.
Miss Vivian Howard of Gin
ton, Illinois, is in the city the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Botkin.
Soul" is the subject of the
Lesson Sermon at the Christian
Science Reading Room, Sunday,
Feb. IA.
Judge j. l.. Penny and his
partner l.. b. Mitchell of Amar-
lilo were in the city the first of
the week.
G.. A. Gosser of Amarillo was
in Canyon City last week on bus
mess. He thinks that Canyon
is certainly growing substantial
ly.
Be a News subscriber.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-02-12
WILL BREAK LARGE TRACT.
Nebraska Farmers viii Use Gasoline Pow in
Putting I've Sections Of Land
in Cultivation.

People in this country do not
do things by small means. When
they do anything at all they want
it to be on large scale. Gus
Isenberg, Henry Jensen and
Henry Hemstreet of Emerson,
Nebraska, are on their way to
this county for the purpose OF
making their homes among us.
They have ordered and now
have on the way to this place a
gasoline plow outfit for the pur-
pose of breaking up and putting
into cultivation two sections OF
land which they own about ten
miles east from Happy. They
are successful farmers and have
made a study of the proper
methods of farming in districts
such as ours is and no doubt they
will make a great success Of their
venture. They propose to raise
feed crops during the first year.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-02-12

Lincoln Day" will be observ-
ed today at the Christian Science
Reading room subject, Free
dom" The program will consist
of prayer, music, vocal and in
Strumental, readings from the
Bible and correlative passages
from Science and Health, the
commentary of Christian Scient-
lists.
Ed Wicker, formerly the host
at the Victoria Hotel in this city
but now a resident of WaXa-
hachie, was in this city this week
in attendance upon the District
Court, he being a witness in one
of the cases before Hizzonner.
Sheriff Il. ii. Sanford is enter
tanning Wilbur II. Young of Aus
tin this week, not in an official
capacity however.