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Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
Caution 10 Houscl.eepers,

NdNtAon AO houschNeptfss
 Housekeepers are warned against the "California cold process" of fruit can ming. Professor E. w. Hilgard, director of the California University experiment station, has issued circulars repudiating the "cold process" and warming persons against the use of ths compound ex- tract" advertised. The health of the hoHsehold finds new menace in the increased use of powerful drugs in the preservation of food. Salicylic acid bo- racic are now in extensive use. Manu- facturers of mince meat put up wet in cans or jars are using such acids, and they are also put into vegetables, pickles and preserves.
 The New Jersey state board of health has condemned this practice. One of its members - Albert R. Leeds-recently called attention through the Philadel- phia Ledger to the extensive use of the dangerous drug. He says; Medical authorities aseribe to salicylic acid five different kinds of toxic action. It's infu- ence in producing difficulty of breath ing and palpitation of the heart is so marked that it should be rule never to prescribe it as medicine in case of heart or lung troubles. The drug is principally used for rheumatic disord- CTS. Considering that there are methods of preservation which render it's use unnecessary, that it's action is cumulat- i've, and that article after article of food may be taken, each of which contains it, the safe plan would be to restrict the use of this drug to medicinal purposes"
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
Mrs. Lanrtry,s Jewels.

The jewels worn by Mrs. Langtry in the different acts of the Queen of Manoa" are altogether worth between $300, 900 and $350,0OO. The diamond and ruby necklace worn in the third act ac- tually cost $45,0OO Behind the scenes may be seen mysterious individual neither stage carpenter, dresser nor ac- tor-wandering about without any ap- parent business. He is detective spe- cially selected on account of his ac- quaintance with the ways and faces of expert jewelry thieves. s.--Woman.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

A MEETING of the Republican terri torial central committee has been called for Phoenix, January 8. Every member should be present and an in- vitation is extended to as many other Republicans as can to be present. There should be full attendance.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

TIE FINE CEMENT walk being laid in front of the court house should serve as an example. Similar sidewalks should be constructed on all the business DOT tion of Washington and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, ..
 County of Maricopa. ss'

THE REPUBLICAN accepts advertising on distinct and unequivocating guaran- tee that It's circulation In the City of Phe- nix and outside of the City of Ph@nix is greater than that of any other newspaper published in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
Looklng bud for Number one.

A gentleman who has occasion to walk with two ladies, with one um- brella, should always goin the middle that secures dry coat to himself, and is showing no partiality to either of the ladies.-Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
A Wonderful Knife.

A Meriden (Conn.) cutlery factory has just finished wonderful toy--a perfect pocketknife with thirty blades, pinchers, shears, awls, etc., which weighs but one eighth of an ounce. St. Louis Republic.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE MEET
 INC.

HEADQUARTERS RKPUBMcAE TERRI
 ToRIAL CENTRAL COMMITTEE, \
 PHGKIx, Aria, Dec, 21, 1S92) There win be meeting oi the Republican Territorial Centr h Committe in the rooms of the territorial library in the city of Phoenix, Ariz., at o'clock p. m., on January 9, 1893. Matters oi great importance will come be- fore the committee and a full sttendanceis earnestly desired. Other Republicans are also invited to be present By order of
 K. M MILLS, T. J. woLFLEY,
 Secretary. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

PROPERTY continues to change hands at rapidly increasing prices. Now is the time to get in on the ground floor.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
Homeopathic.
veterinary.

XNT P. KELTY, D. V. B., VETERINARY
 WV Surgeon and Dentist office Ward s stable, Phoenix. Will be st Tempe MonoRys, Meia Tuesdays.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

TAs GRIGsBY. CONTRACTOR AND BUILD. J CT and dealer h brick. P. o. Box 20S. phwnix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals, this twenty eighth day of Ho- vember, A, D. 1892.
 THOMAS W. HINE,-seel
 Phenix, Arizona--50 shares.
 BENJAMIN E. LowER,-seal
 PhGnix, ArizonA-J0 Shares.
 BERT sPENCKR,-seal
 Pheuix, Arizona--50 shares
 WARWICK sooTT,-seAl.
 Phoenix, Arizona-50 shares.
 CHARLES V. BARR.-seaL
 Plainfeld, Ills.-50 Shares.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA ss
 County of Maricopa. Before me, K. T. Little, 6 notary public in and for said county and territory, on this day, personal appeared Thomas w. Hine, Benja- min E. Lower, Bert Spencer, Warwick Scott and Charles V. Barr, known to me to be tn esame persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose aud consideration therein expressed. In witness whereof. have hereunto set my asnd and sfhxed my official seal, this 2sth day of November, A. D. 1892
 E.T LITTLE,
 Notary Public. lSeall
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

Conrraotor ana BuIIdder.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

lseall
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22
Hotels.

JNLoRRNCE HoTEL-REFITTED AND RE-
 M furnished throushout. Strictly first-class in every respect ROBERT WILLIAMS, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this twenty eighth day of Ho- vpmhar A n fg0a
Arizona republican., 1892-12-22

The name of this corporation shall be the Phoenix, Mt Olive & Mesa Railway company, and its principal office for the transaction of business shall be st the City of Phoenix, in the County of Nsricopa, and Territory Of Arizona, and iis duration shall be fifty years from the date of the filing of these articles of incor. 'poration in the ofhce of the secretary of the Territer ry of Arizona
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-03-18
THE WOMEN OF WASHINGTON
To Demonstrate their Achievements
at tho Worlds Columbian EXPOSE

The following circular will he sent
out to the ladies of the State of Wash
ingtou:
SPOKANE, March 18th.
]" rnE WOMEN or WASHINGTON:
The hearts and brains and hands of
I ITS women have contributed their full
share toward the rapid advance of the
! state ui Washington To the front rank
among her sister States.
The Columbian exposition offers a
large opportunity and wider field for
YOU to demonstrate your capacity and
achievements and give proof of your
influence IN the advancement and de-
'clnpment OF the physical, material,
moral aud intellectual resources OF our
wonderful state.
II j. proposed To represent at the
exposition every industry and enter
pri'r carried on IN whole or in part by
women with facts and statistics show
IN the share borne by women in the
progress of the State.
II ~ desirable that the highest and
Wv - 'INh ~ w ONlI tdlSIlG ut-
come engaged and interested in the
,aruu4 lines Of sculpture, painting,
carving. home decorations, drawing,
needle work. etc, bearing in mind
always that only the highest merit
will bring honor III the field of various
competition and under the strong
light oi criticism 10 which it must be
subjected
In" women Of Washington are Dos
~es-rd Of the ability and culture which,
being excited To action, will produce
an exhibit in the women's department
ui the exposition that will take first
place
My purpose 10y this circular is to in
t"fc-t your attention and thought in
this direction, with the hope that your
effort may hc aroused To aid i'm making
otir work grand success for ourselves
aud our state.
II will hc my duty, which / propose
Ia perform rs soon rs may he, to visit
She different sections Of the State to
confer with the ladies To assist in the
formation Of women's clubs, to collect
statistics and in any manner in which
! may hc able, To assist in the work.
hrg 10 suggest that arrangements
ho made ~ early as possible for the
/ formation Of clubs Of women with the
aim To expedite the work by concerted
action among themselves and with
other like organizations.
u will be great pleasure to me to
receive correspondence from ladies who
ARE interested, and TO render such aid
/ 10y suggestions or otherwise as NAV
be- able to, To any who wish to give
active sympathy to this great work.
America, rich in resources, invites
the world to visit her in 1893, and pre-.
sent. each TO the other, its various
achievements in oil branches of in.
duslry. Let us rs a State unitedly as
si-t IN giving these guests o royal wei.
come. and demonstrate, although
young in years. that by intelligence
perseverance and careful foresight, we
can make for ourselves a record that
history will be glad and proud 10
honor. Very respectfully.
ALICE HoUGHToN.
superintendent OF the Women's De.
paftment. State work, and Member
ot the United States Board of Lady
Managers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-03-18
OLYMPIA THEATER.
List OF Attractions to Appear During
the Next Four Months.

The following is q revised list oil
dates at the Olympia. Theater for the
next iour months;
April H." Spider and Fly"
April 20-United States Marine
hand
April -. u or 2S-Corrine.
April 3O--Frohman's IAN this Com
forts Il the Home" Company.
MAJ Prank Daniels.
May Titus Williams.
June 81. II. Wallack.
tune ID" Two Johns"
June 20-Carroll Johnson.
June 23--'rhatcher's Minstrels.
luly G-Carter's Fast Mail"
luly IT." Natural Gas"
July lo-McCarthy's Mishaps."
July To-" Cruiskccn Lawn"
parcs will likewise probably be ar
ranged for presentations of Jane"
Ffohnan's latest success. and blue
Jean', a play Of marked success.
The " Fairies Well" Company will
appear ~ The Ivy Leaf" a splendid
lu-h drama, sometime in June. In
tins riccc, u trained eagle is central
figure, which carries child to lofty
crag and fights oil pursurers. This
feature il unique and never fails to
cfraic sensation whenever the com:
pany appears
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
1recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, N. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10
domestic 6ituations Uante0


Males.
GROOM or STABLEMAN.-By Young
Protestant; understands care of horses; not
long in country; strictly sober good ref.
crcnces. Adore w. LINDSAY, Eas
27th-st.
GROOM or SECOND MAN wishes situa.
ton by good reliable man strictly sober I;
careful driver; best reference. Call or adj
dress GROOM, care Cosmopolitan, TO- West
39th-st.
HELP, HELP.
]. w. CARPENTER & Co,
G26 Gth-aVe..
Near 37th-st.
Established 1877.
| Good help, both male and female. for every
cepaelty. city or country.
MAN AND WIFE. Germans, palnstaking,
anxious 10 give satisfaction want position
| on farm as useful aud cook or house york 4;
fair wages. Address HENRY. % East
l2th--t.
SEE OYD-MAN.-By a thoroughly reIla.
bic man in private family best city refer
cnccs Cal or address STCOND.MAN,
care Cosmopolitan. l02 West 3Gfrst
SECOND MANLY young Eng'ishman !;
Prote slant; knows his business good valet;
tall and good appearance; best OF city refer
cnccs. Address G.. D.. Box 800, Tribune
Uptown Ohicc. l,2i2 Bro dway
STOREROOM or PANTRY-MAN wishes
obllging und rstands his business thor
OuQhiy best OF reference. Call or address
j. r.. care Cosmopolitan. 102 West 39th-st.
USEFUL MANLY a married German
IN factory; speaks English sober and r'-
liable Call or address JOHN NJ. care Cos
mopciitan. l02 West 39th-st.
rSEFUL-MAN or GROOM. by respcctl-
bile Engli>hman city or country is a good
gardener: Understands the care OF fine
horses; will be found generally useful
hest reference. With Mrs. ROE, 23i
0th-aYc.
USEFUL-MAN wishes situation in pri-
vatc family 10 wait on table. tend furnace.
Keep sidewalk clean and be- generally useful
about house; best reference. Can or adj
dress WILLIAM. care Of Cosmopolitan, 102
West 3oth-st.
UsEFUL.MAN wishes situation neat
Young man In private family to wait Oh
table. tend furnace. keep Sidewalk clean and
HENRY. care Of Cosmopolitan, lo2 West
39th->t.
TSFFUL-MAN and WAITER.-By good
reliable COolci man. with best q rrfeienccs,
wishes situation able 10 wait, tend furnace.
Coli or address EDWARD, Gaze U! COSmO-
politan. lO2 West 39th-st.
UsEFUL.MAN.-By a respectable young
Cciran can wait on table. &c; private
family preferred ha, best citv references.
Pleas call -? 6th-ave.. near i2d-St.
l'SEFEL -MAN-iouu Englishmln
want, place; thoroughly Understands care
Of hors's. cIIriagc, harness. furnace; can
milk. JOHN, Box :. Tribune Oilicc.
USEFUL MAN;,m,By q thoroughly ,eN:
pcrienrc1 man willing and Obliging; best
c'tv reference: do waiting; city or country.
v. p. IS Fast l2th-st.
WAITER or USEFUL MANLY neat
color 4 nan IN a private family: can give
best reference; understands his business
tho rot gllv. Call or add - ". L.. cae
COsmobolitln. 102 West 39th-st.
WAITER.-By Young coIorad nan
can clean windows. walks. attend fires &c..
will b. useful strictly honest, sober and
industrious: GOOD references. At CAR.
les 6th-aVe.
Females.
A.-A.-A
4 I. GEEI.V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

Republicans Of Ncw-aorL City and
Brooklyn. go 10 the polling places in
Your election di>fricf. tO.norro,, and
sec that your I'ir,ic> are placed on the.
registration books! EaiIur re- To do thi.
will di>finnchi>c you. The books vii!
DC open in every election district from -
"a. III. 10 % %. uI. Tomorrow. E'hc,., " IL .
bc three other days for rr.i>frr.u. .
Wednesday,. October 80; Friday. Octo
Der -. and Saturday. October 30. ssut
every patriotic. true blue and full,
blOOsIcd Republican ought TO attend IN
this duty on he first day --'suc>a,y. Ocfo.
her ~. ~ Eou want fo vote for Harrison
and Reid Won must rceistcr.
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Gin Real estate 90 Get.

Brooklyn.
TO LEASE.-ractory, buildings. ana
lc,ts: oae building ntted up for straw nat
factory. on PARK. near Washington aNcs;
Apply 10 4. g. JENNINGS, Park-aNe. anu
Hall-st.. Brooklyn.
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BOARD O)antco.

EOAID WANTED from Nov. - 10
Nav 1T. 1898 hy nan. wife. chi1 year,
ana nun'c ~ last three pleasant rooms
either 10 pghat' family or iiT,t-cla>S board.
ing-honsr. Afdr =. with fui particulars,
G. . H.. Boz -, Tribune once.
WANTED Two rooms AMI board three
adults. in priN1'" family. from 2Oth 70 JDth
lis. give t'rm-. Address II. r.. Tribune
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heSS. AVE, 247.-Knickerbocker apart
9os: - lssfge and elegant apartment; hrst
" teet frontage on avenue.
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Citn Real Cstaie for Sale.

"a
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. Columbus
and Amsterdam avcs. bargains. stevens,
Colunbus-ave., cor. 93d-st.. ColumDus-aNc
and lMth-st.
GoD.ST.. ADJOINING 5th-aVe.-Elccont
house side light 2-stcry extension; might
sssc. : NlNON. 90 Broadway.
yi7 WEST END.AVE.-For particulars
inqulrc at room 124, III Broadway.
al -50O.-TWO-STORY brick dwelling
basement. sub.cellar: lot 2OXl00 25J West
69th.st. Apply 2j3 for admission
jersey City.
FOR SALE.-9l lois IN lower Jersey .ity !;
suitable for factory sites ; on the line o. the
nI. 4 w. tracks. G. W. WRIGHT, -
Newark.st. Hoboken, y. j.
Hobolen.
FOR sALE-s3 lots IN iSR0sep nTno 90 10
cheap. &. W. WRIGHT, 10 Newark-st'
Hoboken, y. J.
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tUork tuantco.
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Males.


Males.
sistint boOkkccper or at Office work salary
~ deratc: ~ references. Address ,. X,
227 Broadway.
YOU'VE MARRIED MAN wants sitil.
tion as porter or anything else understands
the care OF horses THOMAS WELLS.
l.5'l Pacihc-st., Brooklyn
YOUNG. energetic German. married
recently landed, wants work Of any kind
with or without wife. Address OTTO COCK
1928 East 52d-st.
Young MAN. %. active and wide
o"ahr, &c, !rcs employment where industry
ana integrity are requisite for pcrnancncy
and advancement SYSTEMATIC, lis
CharltOn-st.
Females
POSITION WANTED nv LADY as music
tcIcher in private school or family best ref.
crence. Miss X. MILLER. 276 3d.ave.
PRIVATE LESSONS by competent
Normal College graduate; English branches,
mathcmaucs. Latin. French and drawing
pupls prepared for college highc-t recon-
mendatlon. BACHELOR OF ARTS, / 1873
3d-aVe.
PRIVATE LFSSONS.-Ry an experienced
lady teacher: higher Enelish and compost
ton Latin math MATES. sciences and lifera.
ture; cpd ADJ anccmcnt. Address T.. L.,
lol West l25th-st.
STENOGRAPIER and TYPEWRITER
-Cp rates caiigrapn and Remington
mlchinu'. desires position: beginner. Ad.
dress Miss MORAN. > Battery Place.
SThNOGRAPIIEH and TYPEWRITER
Oadyl desires position: neat and accurate
operator with or without machine. Box
81, Orange, y. j.