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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-08
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IEn el caf4 LA PALMA Sc admiten los
pesos mexicanos le todas las techas sin con-
diciones.
La grippe 81 trancazo ha entrade on 6s-
tOs ultimOs dias de rigOrOsa mOda en- la Capi-
tai. Empieza por unos escalofrios insignifi.
cantes que lueg0 SO convierten en- calenturas;
dOlOr muy fuerte on las espadas, en- Ia cntura
on todo el cuerpo y desgano completo A
los tres cuatro dias deja al paciente medic
molldO. ...... con un catarrO en- e. pecho de pa
DIRE muy senior mlO.
Dice Fernandez Juncos que estas grippe
antiques dengues, desde que Sc van civilizando
aprietan mas.
Aver tarde entro en- este puerto 81 ber-
gantin italanO LdbOremaMs dc Newcastle con
591, ,745 kilos carbon, la orden.
90
ENO OLv1DARLo.-A La Revista po
psslar de Nueva- York. SO suscribe en- las ofici-
mas de LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO. Rico
ErSolo cuesta 70 centavos AL ANO la sus-
crici6n. Sc hacen buenos regalos los sefio-
res abonados.
Leemos en- La Integridad Nacional, que
don Francisco Tellez Corona, Archivero de la
Intendencia, ha recibido la noticia de haber
fallecido su sonora esposa on Madrid. Reciba
nuestras frases de condolences.
/NHemos asistido al ensayo Ie a,gunas de
las obras que ejecutara maflana en- este cOliseo
nuestra distinguida pianista amiga senorita
Otero. FL gran concerto de Mendezssohm pa
ra piano y orquesta es una de las obras clasi.
cas- que encierran tantas bel'ezas como dificul-
tades y es tan habilmente interpretado por
Anita, que a nuestro humilde juicio, bien po-
demos asegurar que pocas veces tendremos
OCCASION dc or interpreter mejor esta ma. .istral
obra.
il va Lego! Ia cerVeza Santander
MARIA "CRgZ BLANCAny
80 vende On La PALMA
-.
Cambios on el BGnco Espaisol hoy .-Lon.
dres DIV, s5,9o,11Paras dly, SLOT ps.-
Espana dlv, ~ pS .-Nueva-York 3dIv, $214
PS,-H -Haaapa 8 dry, $la Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-08

Estaci6n Agrol6mica de Rio.Piedra.
RESUMEN de las observaciones metereologicas
efectuadas durante la segunda quin-
cana del mes de Octubre de 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-08

RiO-piedras de Noxiembro de 189l.-El
Ingenero- Director.-P. S.-Sergio Isogwirre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-08
C-RISTTANIA

Ha alcanzado tanta popularidad la hermo-
sa cerveza CRISTIANIA que casi tOtla la GER
veza viene ahora con este nombre 6 como no.
ruega; pero ique diferencia con la eaitima que
lmpOrtan nuestrOs alliiAOs
6-1 MULLENHOFF & KORBER
90
p La relaci6n de donantes para las victimas
de la Pen nsula que publica la Gaeeta de hoy
asciende $l5.152-31. u
Recortamos de nuestro apreciable colega
La Istegrid1d NGciOnal.
GEL verdugo de la Habana ha dirig 10 una
socitud la autoridad civil de la Capital de
la isla de Cdba, pidiendO que SO le relieve de
su cargo.
Dice qua no puede con tanto trabajo pues
eE el corto tempo que lleva ejerciendo ha he
cho 38 ejecuciones.
Ell verdugo, r; nunciando el cargo, prefe-
re sufrir IL amos de presidi0 que fu6 cOnde-
nado por homicide de un chino, a los 81 me-
ses que e restan para quedar en- competa Ii
bertad.'
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Noticias de la Capital

= Nuestro querido companero don Francisco
Ortea, SO encuentra mas aliviadO de la indis-
posici6n que le aquejaba. Hoy ha podido ve-
mir un ratio por esta redacci0n. l.
HemOS recibidO una carta de Puerta de
TERRA firmada pOr I'm vecino del b0yrio en- la
cual SO denuncian agunos abusos. N >sotros
hemos dicho infnidad de veces, que no pubi-
camos NADIA que no venga autorizado con fir
ma conocida responsible. Cada cual que sa-
que las castanas caliontes con su propia mano.
~.
SoIes Mexicanos
VEN LA MALLORQUINA Sc reciben Dor
UN PESO los soles mexieanos de cualquir ano
que sean, gastando ell todo parte de elos,
90
Parece que Sc trata de poner la venta en-
la Isla un nlmero de fotografas del Maestro
Rafael COrdero, con el fin de destinar su pro-
ducido levantar un bnen panteon al susodi-
chO COrde"o.
~ 90
y En- Ell vapor Ponce de Leon han regresado
4 Mayaguez puestros queridos amigos la seno-
rita Angela Riera Palmer y su hermano ell Lcdo
don Mariana, despues de haber permanecido
breves dias on esta Capital.
Les deseamos la mas pr6spera travesfa. Y
N
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Soles! iSoIes Mejicanos !!

La ferreteria de Arn,as JiMesses Cruz 81,
los reclbe la par aunque sean del aho 81.
90
Hay mucha animation para ell cOncie to
de despedida anunciado por la senorita Otero
para manana. Sabemos que los palcos estan
tomados hay gran demanda de lunetas.
Tenendo en- su repertoire la senorita Ote-
70 una de las obras para piano del hermano de
nuestro amigo el senior Segura Villalba, e ha
suplicado 81 mismo la ejeute en- el concerto de
mahana, a 10 cua ina accedido gustosa la no.
table art.sta.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16
There's the Dinner BoIlI

What Gathering and a chatterng as
the children answer the dinner bell and
rush into the dining room. Oh! the
qualification good appetite affords as
our noon days meal is set before us.
But this vacant chair, what docs 1t
mean? "Oh, that is Uncle Charley's
seat. Guess he don't feel like eating,
he's got dyspepsia, you know" Dys-
pcpsla! horrors Deliver us from dys-
pcpsia. WHAT'S tho use of being plagued
with such an ailment anyway? What's
the use having stomach 80 irritated
and lsore thai even one bit Of food gives
it distress? Why not heal the soreness and
allay the irritation and strengthen its
muscular processes, by using Botanic
Blood Balm. VIII 1t cure? 1t certainly
will. Many, many former dyspeptc
owes his enjoyment of life to b. b. B.
Give it a trial.
5. j. Chandler, Richmond, Va,
writes: NO one can afford to be
without b. b. b. who wishes an appetite.
l could scarcely cat a single biscuit for
breakfast, but since taking B. b. b.
clean the whole table, so to speak,"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16

other side of the old book. They will
not find bundle Of loose manuscripts
easily consumed like tinder thrown
into the fire When the fires of the
last dsy are kindled some will
burn on this side, from Genesis toward
Revelation. and others will burn on this
side, from Revelation towards Genesis,
and in all their way they will not find a
single chapter or single verse out of
place. That will be the first time we
can afford to do without the Bible
What will be the use of the book of
Genesis, descriptive of how the world
was made, when the world is destroyed :?
What will be the use Of the prophecies
when they are all fulfilled? What will
be the use of the evangelistic or Pau
line description of Jesus Christ when
we see him face to face? What will be
the use of his photograph when we have
met him in glory? What will be the
use of the Book Of Revelation, stand
ing as you will with your foot on the
CLASSY sea, and your hand on the ring.
ing harp, and your forehead chapleted
with eternal coronation, amid the anne
thystine and twelve-ga glories of
heaven? The emerald dashing its
green against the beryl, and the beryl
dashlng its blue against the sapphire,
and the sapphire throwing it's light on
the Jacinth, and the jacinth dashlng its
fire against the chaySopraSsus, and you
and L standing in the glories of ten
thousand sunsets
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16
HAMBURG REDEEMED.
Governor Bon TIllman Closes UP Its Am
Dhithcatre.

phithcatre.
AUGUSTA, April 3.-The Chronicles
protest has not been in vain. Hamburg
has been redeemed.
The sporting town Of the two states
will now have to retire on its unsavory
record and live it down. No more cat
and dog fights, chicken fights or any
other kind of fights will be allowed to
make night or day hideous. This is what
Governor Tilman says, and 50 it must
be. This town Of ancient business i'm
portauce, but which has sprung lately
into national notoriety because of the
cruel animal and chicken fights that have
taken place within its limits, will now
resume its wCntcd quiet, so far as wild
cat and bulldog fights are concerned.
A big cooking main between North
and South Carolina commenced ycstcr-
day in Hamburg and occupied greater
part OF the day, good crowd beng in
attendance. Six fights of the main were
fought. These fights were witnessed
with considerable interest, as a good
deal Of money was up on the issue.
They resulted to 3, and neither states
cocks could crow over the victory. "Af-
ter these "maln" fights four spirited
hack tights took place, which. in their
turn, resulted 3 ., leaving honors still
easy.
Just before the fights were concluded
piece Ofintelligence was received which
caused something Of a sensation. The
news which somewhat startled the crowd
was that an official order had been re-
ccived by the local authorities OF the
town from Governor Tillnan, calling on
them to stop all such fighting and to ar
rest those who participated in such sport.
This was news, indeed, and of the
worst convincing sort. 1t was moving
intelligence. with the accent on the
move. The main, which was to be con-
tinued for three days, it was quite evil
dent, could not go on. Fortunately for
the participants, however, they could.
And they went. They probably had
some uncomplmentary things to say of
Governor Tillman. Possibly The Chcon-
iclc, whose stand in this matter has
brought the question to Governor Till
mans attention, came in for share of
the compliments that were passed. But
the procession moved on, Just the same,
The light OF day will not be heralded
in Hamburg this morning by the clarion
notes OF the chantclecr from the oh
North State. The tar heel has busted,
closed up his coop. and quietly gone
away. No longer is the message from
the Governor of South Carolina to the
Governor of North Carolina to be one
OF historic conviviali.y. Now it is, keep
your game cocks on your on dung hill,
and don'G send them into my domain to
enter the prize ring.
"A, new battlefield will have to be Sc
lccted If the fights are to 60 on to fin
lsh. The authorities are now armed
with the law and if any more fighting is
carried on, they are compelled to see
that it is stopped. This is pretty hard
on the sports, but it 10 the cdct of the
farmer governor. 1t is understood that
a new place IS to be selected and that
the fights will be continued elsewhere in
Carolina-at some point out of the reach
OF Chronicle reporters. Augusta Chron-
icle.
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Another euro FOR Rhcumatism.
LAKE CITY, FLA.

I
p. p. u. MnJy Co., S0conn0h, Ga.
GENTLEM EN- had rheumatism for
over six years, and last May was taken
down and confined to my bed. My legs
and feet were badly swollen and the
color of red apple, and was in a
fearful condition. ] heard OF l.. l.. i.
prickly Ash Poke Root and Potas-
sium), and after seeing what the ingre-
dients were-0s the formula IS on the
bottle--I concluded to try it, and after
taking three small bottles was able to
go down town and attend to my bust
ness, and | must say that | feel like
another man. Am now taking the
large size, and to-day believe that
Will soon be as likely Ha any man Of
siXty-one years Of age can expect to be.
a. &. LANG.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16
Pianos and Organs

n. w. TRUMP, 1874 Main Street, CO.
lumbia, S. c., sells Pianos and Organs,
direct from factory. No agents com
missions. The celebrated Chickcring
Piano. Mathushek Piano, celebrated
for its clearness of tone, lightness Of
touch and lasting qualities. Mason &
liamlin Upright Piano. Sterling Up
right Pianos, from 1925 up. Mason u
Hamlin Organs surpassed by none. Ster-
ling Organs, $50 up. Every Instrument
guaranteed for six years. Fifteen days
trial, expenses both ways, If not salts
factory. Sold on Instalments.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16
padQGtt Paws the FREIGHT,

Ia GREAT DEFER THAT MAY NOT AGAIN
BE REPEATED, so DO NOT DELAY, n
"STRIKE WHILE THE IRON Is Hon.
Write for Catalogue new, and say what3
paper you saw this advertisement In.
Remember that l self everything that
goes to furnishing q Observation-Disclosures
ling some things and buying others In ths3
wipe out all competition.
HERE ARE A FEW OF MY START-HH
LING BARGAINS
~ No. 7 Flat top Cooking Stove. fullH
size, 15X17 inch oven, fitted with 81 piecesN
of ware, delivered at your own depot, :
all freight charges paid by me, forE
only Twelve Dollars.
:. Again, will sell you a hole Cookinl!
: Range 13X13 inch oven, 1SX26 inch TOP, ht- /
ted with q pieces of ware, for THlR-s
TEEN DOLLARS, and pay the freight toSS
EYour depot.
EDO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FoRS
+ YOUR GOODS.
D Twill send you nice plush parlor suit;
swalnut frame, either IN combination erI
Ebanded, the most stylish colors for 49, }!
Sto your Iailroad station. freight paid.
4 l will also sell you nice BedrOmos uiti
Hconsisting of Bureau with glass, high
Shead BedStead, l Washstand, Centre
Htable, 4 cane seat chairs, cane seat and
Sback rocker all for 1850, and pay freight
Hto your depot.
4 Or / will send you an elegant Bedroom
Hsuit with largo glass, full marble top, for
E$30, and pay freight.
HNice window shade on spring roller 8 40
SElegant large walnutS day clock, 4.9o
GWalnut lounge, 100
SLace curtains per window, Lee
3 Icannot describe everything In a small
advertisement, but have an immense store
scontaining 22,6OO feet Of floor room, with
Sware houses and factory buildings in other
Sparts of Augusta, making in all the lar
$geSt business Of this kind under enc man
Sagement in the Southern States. These
SStoreSand warehouses are crowded with
tthe choicest productions Of the best facto-
Cries. My catalogue containing illustrations
Eof goods will be mailed if you will kindly
SSay where you saw this advertisement.
spay freight. Address,
! L.F. PADGETT,
APropretor ladgett's Furniture, Stove
3 and Carpet Store,
St11O-1112 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
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Erysipelas--I, L. Irwin, of Thomas
Vile. Ga, says he was afflicted with
Erysipelas for ten years and was only
cured when p. Il. =. was used.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16

A complete Bedroom Suit for $16;0I
freight paid to your depot. Send for
Catalogue. Address l.. f. Padgett,
Augusta, Ga.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16

Randall Pope, the retired druggist of
Madison, Fla, says z. p. T.. is the best
Alternative in the market, and he has
handled and sold all the sarsaparillas
and blood medicines that were adver-
ficel
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-04-16

letter, Saltrheum and Cancer are all
cured by u. p Il. The effects on these
diseases are perceptible after the first
hottie of L. Il. u. was used.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

TnE tiila Bepi R,s-rvNie and Irrifa- rFion Ng,psRy have lfcetvrd wi'rd that thcirAilA]per for tlair ssm har k,adrd txQ yfssels. 'le Gofona and e ComsY and tIst ,h~ lun'ber may be expected at Gila Bend about the 2Oih of this month. Eugene Caru,hrrs oi Gila Bend station has the contract foi hauling it to the W"lh-y dam, and he will have 10 employ a very large mum Der of heavy teams, for even ii he de. hvers 75. .UOO pounds day it will talk, him nearly a month to complete th, haul. It would he well for parties hay ing teams and wanting work to write [" Caruthrrs at Gila Bend. ., Active woik on the dam is not likely to be com menced before Sept. |.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
TIE organ of tn. GLaminy and llk,

TIE organ "i the 'GL,aniny and like
 vise such intrrests hs Will develop the
 inancial condition of its owner. either kannn u.e arg in .nt or avoid. it lrir. po'ely. THE R.PUBLTcAN gave so'n-
 acts on the funding proposition. The Organ answers them hy putting m x ktrsw dummy about "attack,ng Acting Governor Murphy" and proceed: with PusilistT rxIrrthess ,a knock it down. hf the Hedld iias any arguments to tontrovtrt the pp.i,tpn of THE RErUB- |IcAN on inc question in hand, we should be pleased to read them. As [" Acting G,'vernnr Murphy this paper is not insensible to his public services or ability. Neither is it insensille io tire fact that the best of iiien make mistakes of judgment.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
Iokopo stLs FOX rlRAeE -IIeslqu.r.er

IDRopO NLS FOR FDRAGE Headquarters
 I -st,ep trtn,ent of Ariz ma, o ice of the Chiet Qlarlertnasier. Los Angeles, Cat. lJulyT2. tsgl sealed proposals siil te received Ht this office and at the offices of the q iar'ernast rs at each oftJe -tstioIs tvh'w nH,nr.t. until II o'clock, h m., ,ii, Tuesday, Aus'ist l. IS 1. and opened in'
 mestisie y thereafter tn the presenceot b"ddrrs, 1 r the f,lriIis ling and delivery d Forage Ni military sfati,,n> in the ihrpartm.nt Of ArizoiDi As, t,lb,wx:-F.rtss Alp ,shr. Bp ie. Gra"t.. Hn,- ehucs an 1 Tn, ma- an !ian S:"rlos aint wn'ppe BarrAcks, A T.; Ls Angeles and ssp bi~en BarrAeks Cal. and Forts assvard and ingatr, N. N, Preicr-ire givt-I t' Arifcles of doin-sta prsintfini' and manufacture. sDadttions. Of priceInmi dnialitv ing equal. and sneh'.prefer anc- given to ariiclr. of 4 nericsns prrtu tisn and manu ufacture prSiuced "n the Pacific C asst to the ext-Htof the c'n-umptioR reqnlret hy the phblfc serviyt tasre pr',possls fr either class of the suppii,.s mentioned or kr qnai,t,., ties less tiian the whs'e r@tured or fordel livery of the snppl'es st phnts other tha. th..s ,,1,e nsmst will h. tntsrtainad. Spci tica,i ions, k~nsrsl instructions t.' hiddersand hiank forms Oi prpp~als willie furnished an application Ito this ,}ffire, ot. t6fhe Qrarterinsstrr> st any pf the stations name above, A.. s. KfMBAIt, QaarternAstsr. U. 8. Army, Chief QuAf<r. hneSsSAs ts t .tt ..I,.l I
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
FEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.

The increased amount of correspnnd-
 re received by prominent .realr-tat.
 alers and other business pien of Uni.
 immunity shows conclusively thar ihs
 side is rapidly awakening .to the fasl
 at the great valleys of Ariznna otfrI
 I,erior inducements for Ihe, fruit
 Fnler. The more this question i-in
 srigated the more thFoushly con
 iced do investigator. become. There
 three distinct advantages which We
 sseSs over California: -s. 70 -. IQ.) The moderate and reasonable lice of lami. .-r ~ .''-7- -.t7
 @ 4 much larger supply of wafer without which the land iS warthle-s. ,3,) The peculia. topography of the |uniry winch ripens fruit from three four weeks fer than in California.
 Each oi these I,ecu'itr advantages in- |viduslly are of the greatest import bee collectively; they are all imnirt. |nt. The folly uf piying from, $3JO to bO0 for bare lands in California when be identical soil can bs hii in any oi be fertile valley, of Ariz,a. for from P5 to s75 per acre, is becoming appre- lated. an then tn. when rhe sadie 'lan,ity of water which gnes with land D Arizona is absolutely unnliainnbl- |, most portions of California under he present systems. The item of earlier nit. is one whirh is lound to bring .rizona info the markets of .he word s :hr foremost, fruit produrrr of ihe Duntry. It only drr"lves upon the nsidrnrs of this section to spread these l Is tn in,lnce unlimited inrn,igra ion. hey speak for fli.m-rlvea. ,~a'...ss
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

IS the coming reirh-iag Pi-mark will lead the opposition. This will bea cu- rious spectacle. Since the German Elm. pire was founded Bismarck has been the exponent and aggressive advocate O R,onarchial le endrncies. IL was his mer- ciless war on constitutional liberty tha gave him the sobriquet of the lrol. Chancellor. It will he interesting [" follow his actions in the new and novel role.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

TIE Gazete shows mighty poor taste in speaking of better papers as '.corp-es'' for .'gernaH whiehc has been lying in the morgue. The Lord loves cheerful liar. t-hg lv,al "a: ,.....
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

TnE large numb+r of orange trees b.ine .plan.td out this season is enconr. aging. Orange growing is "ne of thu great industries of our immediate flu.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

TnE rapid manner in which s,Ine men intiare around the cabrza on tiie ap- pr"ach of-uccess is only exceeded by their astoni ni-hn-nt later on. Nothing personal intended. This applies, t0 the world. .+. s'''
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

THE R. lubiic, n .f., ial VI o feels nn- der more press,ng ob.igat ions ,,o his Io. litical opponents than is the men who made hIs elec,ion possible isiin danger of political cramps.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

, THg farmers of the Salt River Valley have -nouph'to da taking care of .hei splendid crops. They are mt npmaid- ing the Almighty and Lo,h political par tieg, either.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
Notice to Contractors.

iS,EAEEn PROPOSALS WILL BF REckIvrD
 Tor hrfhiiug an sihtion to sti e. Normal ischao, hnildinV sf Tcmpe. according {" the ,,sos ant stcei Rca'inAs made hyH. fe"ntrt y ,cti,gt. Rids w',l ts received hy H R. Len, S rd . arhhiinct. in' rhVpiv or by 4 [ Hsit~rt, ,aere.arv of th" Rna-d, T.mre.nntil 12 H.,@f Ee gath 'us'snt. Plans s"d specification, raT 'e,s eu either at 'h" oS'ra of the Ses referv, r.r'pc, nrst the office, of U, R. Leonard. PhG:. .Bit'rrs wir hids.,r the wt ole work or for the ,-'ck work .ppar tp .s .TbJ k. sra resSr~es tie 'riett tn reject sny or ,il lids for the best interests of the Territory
 June is. 1891, AJHAIRERT.
 Secretary Normal School Board.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
sIO.OO REWARD.

many complaints have heen made hy suh-' |ers oi having thrrr psp~r>torsn that THF tHucAS will gfves reward of siooo for i',. |.tion i-adins to the arrest and conviction hy per>on caught stealing this paper from |ar,is ar <tep> ui suhs'r,terss,' '' '''- '
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

TIE Denver papers a,e fighting th' ice trust. In Phwnix where ire is thr-' quarters of cent q pound or seventy i've cents per hundred. this is not ne. c.ssary... Phoenix is the place.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

.'- 4 CaLIFoRSi, papar heids an article. .''l,am IEe C"hralo." The people down this way gay tiain all he 'ivtrs. IL
 makes a magnificent system of irriga- lion. '-'.t .-' ' rr... .-"
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

..THB Ga eR -praks of Fred Dnnglas as,
 Minister to Chilli. This ignorance Snch opaque ignorance. as this is not bliss. l...... p. -...
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
NOTICE TO CREDIrORS

LSsTATE OF HENRY W. KUEHLE. DE NI i.e4>e,L .. z: :t."l " .tr'- ' yoIicy Is hereby given ny the up'iersisneo piministrat.ir vf the e.tste oi Hrnry ". x uenie ,ec-nse,l, L, Chs fentors of, an.I all per>ou syins c,aiins agsitist sand dec..sse.i. e, exhibS hem win tns Gecesstry soiciierS within te~ mouths after the hrst pi,,'ication, t,' wit, tn, gun ,iay al Nsr,h 1891, to thrs Ati afmi istratui .t h,s office on Cen'er street, In the Coinnier eial II 'lei buiidin,g in Pn'snix, AriA,Jna, tli, same is-fngtte place for the trniisactiOn Ot tn, business Uf said estate
 Dated March E, 1891. .1..- ..-Ts.T" JULIUS r. sCHIECR, "''
 AdmlnisIratOr.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09

REP:BLIc ,NIsN is progression. Tn. ralk M Democratic papers that there is mo difference between 'th. principles os the parties is hnnr ml.e.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
CAUTION

nrFICE OF TIE CITRUS WATER COM NJ panY. san Bernariin,, Cairfer ia.-All per
 svlis ace caiuonei against pdrcaa>iag any cixtn 'h W:J. Morgan against the CitrdS Nat-f U, m
 paiy, The elg In aii unsettled condition s,..I JAMES E. MACK. secretary. .'
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
ADvERrisE the city.
F.I H.a,,h, He.t or rIeamrr,

a- For Health, Rest or Pleasure, e., The Hotel del Coroiiaio has no rival m earth simmer re ,ort k asil W ,rtny .f H vislt, Ouf .oUr siap Is and m nks'ralnnsenenis of alI kfp'is isi.hsipgI dsliif; sihi,hui,tiiig are aiways'goo me cah have as,,iriuuslr, r,iil oir eit1oynienl Mere: TOT terms Tor The season, roon plaiis oi pampliletS address, z.
 .-,s. -E s. BABcOcK, Mansgsr. cnonsdn.
Arizona republican., 1891-07-09
GENCiEs.
NOTICE.

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 tsirs, meetings of s,'cietie>. suppers, ri'- )nme,its and msn,ionS of marriages. births deaths beyond the regular snnounceinen' be chs rxed forsi regulav rste-.r' v