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Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09
Winslow News, Notes From the Window Mail
Keernesul-Dugsar 5

Word was received yesterday afternoon by Mrs. R. r. 0'Rourke by telegram That her son Richs ard T. Duggar was. married Wednesday aniofning s to Miss Greta- -Kerpaul of Stockton, Cal. at the home of his Ssistef Mrs. Wills at San Francisco. MT. Duggar left here last Monday morning on his Nay to attend@the Efks Coffventton at Portland, his intention being to make g brief astop:ever in. San Francisco and to beiimaTriedsi in about a months or so on his way back: to Winslowi sos this news wili-be rather q surprise to Mi Duggar's many frieAds...> =
 Therlparties .inE auestlen have known each -otherf f1r about two years, getting acquainted when Mr.. 7Duggar went te;7work for some company at Stockton a few years ago. ,
 Miss Kernaul is a graduate :ot the High School at Stockton. and very popular young lady of that city.
 It is the intention of MT. Dug gar to return tor Winslow is a few weeksso make arrangements fora, permanent home sheres in Winslow: ID the meantime Mrs. Duggar will be with Mrs. Wills at San Fransieo and will arrive in W.nslow a fewaweeks later.
Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09
Enlarging Your Business

annually, and then earsiully note the effect it has h in- sreasing your volume sf busi- asss; whether . Is, % or e per eent increass. If yss watch this gain from year c you will become intensely ia. tsrestsd in your advertising. and how ysu ean make l. sa- large your businsss.
 If you try this msthsA VI believe you will net want ts let . single issue of this napR % to press without sonssthine from your store.
 We will be pleased te havs you call on us, and vs wiu take pleasure in explaining our annual con tract for e many inches, and how 1t eaa bs used in whatever amount that seems necessary ts ysz.
 If you can sell gooAs svse the counter we can alss sheu you why this paper will bAst serve your interests when ysa want to reach the people sl this community.
Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09

The p0tb to the purse is publicity. NO man buys 1Oh0t Joe NeUer be0rd of.
 HouO.ers may blush unseen -yoM must GdUertGse. Tue no0n 10hO doeD't 0dUertiSe ought to chtIno With O nut4Danay.-TMdor Jenks.
Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09


 During the simmer months motherso of young children should watch for any unnatural loose. ness of the bowels, When sgiy en prompt attention at this time serious trouble may be avoideds Chamberlain sColic, Cholera and DiaFrheeas Remedy earalways be depended upon. E or sale by all dealers.
 Senator F. o. Mattox, ar. rived home last week from Pho eDix wheTe9he has been atteAding to his. work, as; 2 ERepre,ssea tatige ol Navajo county 1n4s the first State. legislature. Mr. Ma9tox has again taken.up i1iswork as Conductor with the Santa Fe. Rev. c. H. ocheltree. State Manager of the Anti;Saloon
 
 League, will lecturesat both the morning and evening servlces at the Methodist Church tomor- row., (Sunday.1
 Joe LeGompt, cousin of Mir. J.W. ChFistal, who hasheen vii sitting here ,for~sonneg time, left Friday morning for his home in Willow Springs.
 Miss Kate Hey. neice of Mir. Louis Korn, has taken posi-. ton this week as clerk in the es. tabEshment of Carl Behn.
 County Recorder c. Nj. C, Houck was a Holbrook visitor in town Saturday. T@ If you are housewife you cannot reasonably hope to be healthy and beautiful by wash,
  ing dishes, sweeping or doing housework all day: and dlcrawliag to bed dead tired at night Yor must get out ip the open air and sunlight. If you do this every day and keep yuur=stemach and bowels in eosdr drder>hy taking Chamberlain Ta blets when need ed, you shpuid1become both heal thy and baautiflls For sale by all ll-dealers. | 2A Engineer W. Christal return ediin the early. part of the " eel from his trip to- Los Angete' where he has hcensteg be exaipiiH ed as to his fitness to resume hi work as Engineer for the Sants Peo on~the locA ratn between her, and Gallup. After a thofougl examination by the Cornpanie' Head officials he passed examin ation and will resume his dutie Monday. While in California he visited withhis daaghter ant son inlay, Mir. and Mrs, avanc VanRiper. ssl,-N
 O. B. Sutton and Clarenc PelIcame instrom tbe nountain Thursday-for a few days.
Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09
-Geibnef-Be Beachaln

at the home of MT and Mrs. Reacham, when their daughter Nellie was united in marriage to MT. Walter Geiber of, this. city. The yonngcoupleare we'll known to many WinsIow people, Mir. Geibnet being in the, employ of Contractors Ward & McGlimans as a carpenter for some time. The youRga couple are making their home in Winslow.
 Buy it now. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re- medyois : almost certain to be needed before. the summer is over. Buy it now and be rprepar- ed for such an emergency. For sale by all dealers. s
 Quite a number of. Elks oi Winslow Lodge left for Portland this week to attend the Annual Reunion of the Elks which is be- ing held. in that city at pres: ent.aAuaong them were: Messrs, J..E: Serv1ce, P. w. Charles, R. T, Duggar, Mir. and Mrs. Frank J. zHifk zand Mir. and Mrs. B. F Brooks,
 Mrs. J. RIG Janeway and son Edgar, returned Monday from itheircyisiteats California beeches. A. Mexican by, name of Jesus ;Mor4lesg who was reported to ithe9 local police officers to have done. some serions cutting with a razor on another Mexican, during a general fight at Flag staHIbaSt Siihday night, was ar rested here by the officers Mon- day night. found beating his way on No. 10 Just.as the train pulled in the depot the officers boarded the train. The Mexican eUidentiysreaiized that the of ficets were waiting for him and he made a jump and run before
 
 the train:stoppedsat1the depot Aftefna shGrt chase he was oyer taken by, the officers and landed in5ails Sheriff T. E. Pulliam of Flagstaff arrived in Winslow Tuesd ay morning and took the prisioner tooFiagstaf1 to await trial. The Mexican on whom he did the carving is in the hospital at RlHgstaG in 8 serious condi- tion,, ''7 V'a5t 5i = 'N
 Dysentery is always serious and often a dangerous disease, butit caaa'bea cured. Chamber Ilaia's Colie, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy has cured it even when malignant sand7 epid emic. For safe bysaIis dealers. f
 Fred French of this city was married to Miss Mary Martens I.of Los Angeles in that city last month, June 6rh. Mr. French has been iins Los Angeles for some time on a business engagement and while there the ceremony was performed, The couple re- Eturned to WinsloW last Friday and will pake their home1here. si, % PerRla..
 was paid atla banquet to Henry Clay, inu New Orleans in a1s42. Mighty costly. for those with fstomach trouble or indigestion.
 To day people every where use pr. Kings New Life Pills for these troubles as we'll as liver, kidney and bowel. disorders. Easy, safe; sure, Only 25 cts. al alldruggfsts.. 's t
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Weinert re
 turned Monday from their visit lin the, eastawiti1 relatives and 4friends. Mr. Weinert has again j resumed his work with Rabbit
 Bros.
 lt The w. C. I. U. ladies of tn,
 Methodist church gave picnic
 and supper Thursday evening I'll >~ L
Holbrook argus., 1912-07-09

If you are in business and you want to make more money you will read every word v we have te say. Are yos spending your money for ad. vertising in hap hazard fashion
The Washington times., 1912-07-19

RALLY IN STOCK MARKET
DURING THE NOON HOUR.
GOOD GAINS MADE.

NEW YORK, July Is.-There was but
little business throughout the list
though many stocks showed occasion
ally and the leaders were more or less
prominent in the days doings.
It Is exceedingly difficult for the bears
to make headway. Buying orders fol-
lowing the profit taking of the last day
or two have not been maintained, but
tho disposition to sell is equally re-
stricted, hence on the limited trading
stocks hold better than might be ex-
pected. There are no uneasy holders.
The people who have stocks can do
what they will with them and stop a
bear raid In a minute IL they 30 desire.
The announcement that the Interstate
Commerce Commission would look into
the matter OF transportation Operations
of the United States Steel Corpora tion
had no more effect than the proba nil
tiles of the Stanley report.
A strong opening in wheat and corn
had more effect In bringing on a dis
position to sell at the opening. hut the
gain was not held, and as grain prices
eased stocks rallied, the more 40 as the
selling did not reach important propor-
tions,
Better reports on steel and iron trade
continue to flood the offices, the posi-
tion of the Steel Corporation in its bust
ness and financial strength being near
the best.
Because of the fact that the railroads
have been delaying expenditures on re-
The Washington times., 1912-07-19

habilitation they are caught on the, eve
Tor rushing orders to be prepared TO
handle freight. President Ripley, OF the
Atchison. declares that the road VII!
carry harvest In ten years. and Will
earn 81 per cent on common stock
Commission houses advise taking
profits on rallies-not following gains
too far, but they are all favorably IN
clined to the future. counting on the
crops to Offset November and October
political upheavals as we'll.
In speciaties Rubber was the feature,
Consolidated Gas second, and Copper
third. Rubber advanced IN, Gas
poisit. and Copper a point, touchingf@, a
new high on this rally. Smelling was
" higher.
eous list were quickly recovered: steel
rose fraction net Union Pacific was
the greater part of Its advance. South
ern railway was n higher. Southern
Pacific ", Reading at the top N better,
holding but y OF the Improvement.
Baltimore and Ohio v better.
In the first hour OF the afternoon the
whole list began to attract more atten-
tion and by o'clock activity was prev
alent, and new high records were es-
tablished for the day. with the first
sign Of the advance stocks we're bought
right and left by the trailers. who had
been watching closely for indication Of
q movement.
On this buying steel rose to Il. Union
Pacific to 169M. Reading to 1854, and
the whole list one-half and one point.
with every indication Of a strong close.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Realty Transfers

Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Herman
Hunt ct ux. TO Leah Corbin, lot $780, block
l6, SO.
washington Highlands-Charles q. Taylor to
Charles W. May, lots 81 and 80, block Is,
$40.
Selby to Joseph Dammann and Simon OPP
penheimer, lot 3. square 442, $40.
1lR Twenty-hrst street northwest-Simon
Oppeneimer ct ux. 10 GustaVe Oppenheimer,
lot 70. square 100 $40.
Randle Highlands-George H. Peyton ct ux.
to Herman Fischer. lot 20, square S. OF
5627, $40.
al7 California avenne nortwest-Frances l..
Garland to Hoke Smith, part lot 20. WASH
ington Heights, SIC.
West HOlmead Manor-Harry Wardman ct
al. to Annetta w. Rissler. lot 81, square
1927. so.
Petworth-FraEk w Adams to David McAu-
lifIe, lot As, square "a, $40.
Garheld-William H. Murray ct uX. to Wins
low w. Murray, lot 4O $40.
Garheld-BTainard II. Warner ct uX. TO
William II. Murray. lot Al, $40.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
NO LIFE IN STOCKS
ON LOCAL MARKET,
BONDS IN REQUEST
Potomac Consolidated SIS
and Railway As Active
and Steady.

A few, a very few, members Of the
exchange were on hand at the last tap
Of the bell of the weeks session. Mem
bers are enjoying vacations from Maine
to California and the Canadian north
west. Investors are doing the same,
and orders are few and far between.
This kind of dullness suggests two or
three sessions of the exchange weekly,
although 1t is better Rs It Is for the ses-
sions, although not especially produc-
tive of business transactions, Is still
useful in the manufacture of quotations,
a necessity to investors, to banks. and
brokers as well. ..
Ten bonds. each $1,000. of the Potomac
Consolidated issue changed hands, all
at l0S1s. Six 81 900 bonds of the Railway
and Electric 4 per cent issue brought
IS, showing some betterment.
Stocks were practically nominal.
Riggs National Bank brought 53S.
Washington and Virginia common sold
at 62h. This the total, save a little
Lanston.
President Charles j. Bell, OF the Amer
lean Security and Trust Company, Is
at Moosehead Lake, Me-, intending to
go to Canadian waters later, on in his
search for big fish.
Business at the banks Is falling Off a
little, but money Is still plentiful, with
rates held strongly.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Clog Dancer Saves
Audience From Panic

CANTON, Ohio. July ia spirited
clog dance in the theater at Meyers
Lake. near here, calmed a panic-strick-
en- crowd of 500 that had started a wild
at the rear of the stage and hurled
scenery about
The lights went out, and that added to
the incipient panic. Women and children
screamed and several tainted.
Equal to the emergency, the operator
Of the spotlight threw its beam full
upon the stage, and into the lighted
space stepped Ravie Troy, one Of the
company, who, clad in a red bathrobe,
started his clogs, and many turned to
watch him. In few minutes the panic
had ceased
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Is Stirred
By Explosion of Bomb

BARCELONA, July la-Wholesale ar
rests arc being made today on account
Of yesterdays explosion Of a bomb In
the Plaza De Catalonis as King Alton
SOS aunt. the Infanta Isabel was pass
ing.
The authorities fear the outrage marks
general revolutionary violence in
Barcelona which is normally one of the
most turbulent cities in the world,
though the big anarchist colony there
has been comparatively quiet for some
time past.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Potatoes Slightly Cheaper
and Other Vegetables
Plentiful.
FISH QUOTATIONS
ARE HOLDING UP
Peaches Cost Less Than Ever Be-
fore For This Season
or Year.

In spite Of the opinions freely ex-
pressed several weeks ago by leading
meat dealers that the price of fresh
meats would drop the middle of this
month. there is no change in the quota
tions at Center Market today. Beef,
veal and mutton remain at exactly the
same figures as last week, and prominent
dealers now declare they do not know
when to expect a drop, although they
admit that prices are high, and that
they are bound to fall within a short
time unless there is an unexpected de-
crease In the supply.
The fish market Is also steady, the
only change of Importance being a rise
In striped bass. This variety Is now
selling all the way from IL to Is cents,
whereas, last week. it was plentiful at
10 cents. The recent rainy spell has
caused an increase in the supply Of
crabs, but prices have not suffered much
as a result Soft crabs are bringing
from 30 to 60 cents a dozen, and hard
crabs are steady at 20 cents.
Potatoes Drop.
The vegetable and fruit market shows
the usual slight fiuctuation in price al
ways seen in a market not subject to
the influence of the combinations, but
these variations are comparatively slight
this week. New corn has dropped a lit
tie and new potatoes can be bought for
90 cents a peck. Peaches. already cheap
or than ever before at this time of the
year, have dropped from 15 cents to
1211 cents a pan during the past week.
On the whole. the retail market has
been remarkably steady during the
week, and the indications are that 1t
will remain so for several weeks, until
some Of the spring vegetables begin to
a grow scarce again.
Following is a list Of average prices
on the market today:
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
London Editor Named
To Succeed Bryce

LONDON, July 19.-Interesting sug-
gestions regarding the successor to Am
bassador Bryce at Washington is made
by the Canadian Gazette, published in
London.
the editor of the Westminster Gazette,
an afternoon paper recognized as a gov
ernment organ, as a likely man to I'LL
the greatest post in diplomatic service,
with salary Of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Chicago Grain Market.
One Killed, Three Hurt,
When Train Hits Car

SCRANTA, Pa, July hilary Fem
berg. of Wilkesbarre, was killed out
right and three other men were injured
early today when a Delaware and Hud-
son freight train. northbound, crashed
into an automobile at the Moosic cross
ing OF that railroad. The injured men
are Samuel Oppenheimer, Moe Ello-
witch, and Louis Cohen. all of Wilkes
barre.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Sales Today on
Local Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric As,
81, ,0004S5&.
Potomac Consolidated SIS, 81, 1,OOOQ1O3I1a,
s.. .OOOq1081s, 81 1OO0d1O3t 81, 1,000g1031s. 81, 900
Q103h, $l,000@1O3b, $1,00O41031t, 10000
1885, 81 ,OOO1103h, $1.oo0Q103h.
Virginia Railway, COM
mon, 25Q6O 25952A.
Riggs National Bank, 10d53S, 10@63S.
After call-Washington Railway and
Electric As. $lOO0qS5%, s., ,0O0QS5%, $1,00C
tQS5S4, 81 ,000dS5a4, $1,O0oQS5&.
Lanston, 46l93.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
Postoffice Robber
Is Killed By Posse

MONTGOMERY, Ala. July 1s.-In a
battle south of Alexander City today
one of the robbers who blew open the
poseoffice safe at Auburn Monday night
was killed by a posse.
The bandit. hidden in the woods, was
discovered by the posse. He opened fire
on the officers, they gave battle, and in
less than ten minutes the bandit was
killed. None of the posse was hurt.
In a pocket in the robbers coat was
found 1896 IN money, but no papers to
Identify him.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
New York Cotton Market

Furnished TO The Washington Times By A.
G. Plant q Co.. lIlb G street northwest.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS

woRKINGMEN-Quick action involves no
failure, as you sure do get the pick in a
hne lot slightly used suits So to ti0 run to
save a bunch Of cash on the deal; one price.
JUSIH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 d. u
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co. New York; q. y. SnlpHah'
manager local branch, Colorado Building.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
LOST AND FOUND


LOsT-will the young man who picked up
lady's bracelet in vicinity Of 18th and New
York ave. or on Baltimore car Wednesday
morning, July II, kindly return same to
CLARA TICE, 21s 30 st. N. E.. and receive
LOST-white silvered scarf on steamer Nc
Ailister on $50 boat wednesday evening,
July II. Reward. The MANOR HOUSE,
Apart. So. Phone Col 1s5.
LOsT-Ftve dollars corner nth and Pa. ave.
N. w, belonging to poor newsboy.
Kindly return 70 DAVID APRILL. 1891 6th
LOST-Gold cum button, diamond setting.
Liberal reward IL returned to 907 18th st.
n. w.
LOsT-Brindle bun terrier pup. cropped ears,
tail. white stripe throat, white hind toenaii;
valued as pet. Reward IS. 1Af Belmont.
Tel Col b57, 1s
LosT-s umbrellas. 9 coats. / coin. / bag, s
packages. 1 cane. hats. I suitcase. pair
gloves, ! fountain pen. I boxee. Q punches
Keys. s books. l pipe. monogram, carry
all. fan. ! bracelet purses WASHING-
INGTON TERMINAL CO., UNION STA
TON.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
DENTISTRY
NOTICE TO LADIES

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH; natural
non-surgical; cloth bound +Oo-pags book
free. Apply by natl. Hs Colorado Building
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
COUNTRY BOARD

SUMNER BOARDERS wanted: in the coun-
try near Washington, d. C. Can accom-
modate or lady boarders; / have entire
large new house and furnishings; excellent
water; abundant fresh vegetables, fruit,
crate. For further information address MRS.
N H. SISSoN. Fairfax Courthouse, Va,
Route No. /.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
WALL PAPER

Latest Designs-T6E4ooPpSi ro.ssI' sEGnn~ 1"
n. T. REYNOLDS, 80 PA. AVE N. W.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19

STH ST, l0l5-Cosher home cooking; meal
u and 8 o'clock; business mems lunch. !.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19
PERSONAL

ORA FIELD Msssass. Misss1,S and Fass saFnssii suS
Scalp Treatment 7m II N. W.. second hoor
LADIES. prepare for positions; learn scien-
tihc hair dressing manicuring. scalp treat
ment, facial massage, chiropody; hair work
a speciality: switches and psyches made 10
order. MIRROR BEAUTY PARLORS, 80 r.
The Washington times., 1912-07-19

MISS WELLS Msnsn.ins H1sas%shs. nsS SO e soeIp Y
AVE. I'd floor front Hours. Q to p. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Three Beauty Aids
Women Should Know.
(From French Beauty Monthly,)

(From French Beauty Mouthly,)
"Any woman who wants to have
lovely and beautiful hair can do so If
she will use n dry shampoo once a
week. Just put cupful of cornmeal
in a fruit jar and mix with it an origi-
nal package Of therox; sprinkle little
on the head, and brush out. 1t brush
cs out easily, taking all dirt with IT.
and leaving the hair clean. bright
wavy and full of life, This treatment
causes hair to grow.
"To avoid enlarged pores, dark and
discolored blotcbcs, wrinkles, super
f1Uous hairs and blemishes Of complex
ion, stop using fancy cosmetics and ap.
ply each morning only the simple lotion
made by dissolving au original pack
age of mayatone in half pint of witch
hazel. Do this, and your complexion
soon Will be soft, smooth and altogcth-
er charming,
Worry is n beauty destroyer. If
there arc children in your home, don I
borrow trouble, but prepare for emcr'
gcncics by keeping at hand n jar of
Mother Salvc. The world never saw
its equal as a healer Of cuts. burns
bruises, sores. sprains and aches. Ii
is splendid for sore throat or Group,
too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16

|g matter for Sunday society page
g be In this office by noon Sat
~ Club notes. etc. should be I'm
\ Friday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
THIN FOLKS MADE PL UMP
Samose Ideal Flesh Builder, Say
Schramm- ohlson, Drugs,

Thin people are simply suffering from
want Of nourlshmcnti
If YOU are thin. il is because the food
YOU eat Is not assimilatcd and passes
through the system without building up
the flesh aud tissue as IL should,
You can readily get plump aud rosy
BY using Samosc, tissue forming food,
which, when taken with the meals, i'm
mcdIatcly becomes Il flesh building and
life giving element i'm the blood
Samosc builds up tho system, puts
flesh on the bones, brings back the glow
Of health to tho pallid checks aud re-
moves the tired and languid feeling
which is the result Of exhaustion and
low vitality. Schramm,.I johnson, Drugs.
are introducing Samosc To their Gus
toners and recommend il highly. They
give the best proof Of their belief that
Samose will do all thaa is claimed for
it by Offering to rofuud the money VI
it fails to increase the weight and re
store good health.
SCHRANIM JOHNSON. DRUGS,
The Never Substitutors, Five (j)
Good Stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR
KIDNEYS.

The following prescription is known to
be one of the most effective obtainable
for quick relief and permanent restora-
ton OF the kidneys and bladder: Half
ounce fluid extract Buchu, half ounce
Murax compound. six ounces OF good
gin. Take one to two teaspoonfuls after
each meal and at bedtime. Any drug
gist can mix or furnish the ingredients
OF this prescription.
Pain in the back, rheumatic pains. fire.
ouent and scanty uriuation. and pains In
groin are natures warnings that the KID
neys are deranced, and should have i'm
mediate attention. or serious illness, such
as Bright's disease or diabetes, are ike
ly TO follow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-16
Uniiversity Notes

All class meetings which have been
scheduled for today have been postponed
on account of the special student body
meeting watch is TO be held.
The band gave d recital Yesterday af-
ternoon In the assembly hall.
The French circle met last evening at
the home of Miss Gertrude Hartwell al
SO Fifth avenue.
The students in advanced Latin held
n meeting Yesterday afternoon for the
purpose Of forming Latin circle. The
circle WAS formed and the following of
ficcrs elected Miss Likely. dictator:
Miss Cameron and Miss Worrall. con
suls.
The Freshman Dramatic club Is now
holding regular rehearsals and will give
the first production of "The Scrap OF
Paper in Pennington February "a. The
play will be given at the university on
the evenings Of March ! and z.
Student activity cards VIII admit bear
crS TO the basketball game SATURDAY.
night between the university and The
Il Y, u.