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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

chattanooga, Tenn, March 2.-super-
,n,sndent M. j. O'Brien Of the South
IN division Of The southern Pacific ex-
nress company, has received tele-
ram from Southwest city, Mo. stat
M that a posse who have been after
,go train robbers who held up the
Southern Pacific express train at Liv-
lngston. Ala, December 81, and who
ins posse have chased through Mlssis-
slppi. Arkansas and Missouri found
them this morning about O'Clock.
They offered resistance and battle
,nsued. one OF the robbers is shot
lead while the other escaped. The
,5sse has gone in pursuit and win
n,ch him before night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

r.mnle. TEX. Mnret 2.-rSimon Walk
veil known metro Of this city.
H shot and probably fatally wounded
va NJ n stepson. Jim Porter, yesterday
p tnv Porter was sent to the peni-
Ne isnr, Two years ago for stealing,
tiunI hss not been back very long.
a ..ni,,a he was gone old man Waller
N VIII, the mother OF Porter and lived
nl' ,.anee tin The son returned. Then a
y of family quarrcls began. which
ssesininsted IN the shooting yesterday.
s,arnrsl cases OF these disputes have
s ~. 10 the mayors court. and Walker
"a M wife had parted some time ago.
~. .nsr The shooting Jim Porter gave
sHrs1f Up to the officers and was lodg-
u in the calnboose for the night ana
wslker had always been quiet, peace
XII negro and was respected by all his
ssrs While Porter was considered as a
worthless rascal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
State Of Texas, Tarrant County. Know
all men by these presents, that 1. wa
liam Caps, substitute trustee. Of Tar
rat County. Texas, under and by virtue
Of u certain deed Of trust executed and
delivered on January 18th. 1894. by
Mra Josephine II. Ryan Of Tarrant
County, Texas 10 X. NJ Van zandt,
trustee for the Fort Worth National
Bank OF Fort Worth. Texas, to secure
said bank In the payment Of II certain
promissory note for $4,000. dated jan
uary 5th 1894 payable 10 the order Of
said bank, payable twelve months after
date, with interest from maturity at
ten per cent per annum and ten per
cent attorneys lees And whereas.
default mas been made In the same BY
failure 10 pay az maturity. Ard where
as. said Fort Worth National Bank
did on February Am, 1895. b. resolu-
ton duly passed (Which appointment
IS evidenced BY writing make con-
stitute and appoint me- william Capps.
substitute trustee Ia the place and
stead Of said x. NJ. Van zandt. trustee,
because Of hiH refusal TO act Now,
therefore, /, William Caps. substitute
trustee, as Aforesaid, VIII offer for
sale AZ the couu house door of Tarrant
County, Texas. between the legal hours |
OF ten n. m. and four y. m. on the let I
In March, 1885 same being /
the 9Th DAY Of said month. at public 1
yendue. 10 the highest and best bidder |
for cash in hand. the property des-
rribed as follows: Situated in Tarrant
COUNT, Texas, being two certain
pieces. lots, tracts or parcels. Flrai,
bexinnlne al the northeast corner OF
block No. j. Hirsrhheld's addition. 10
ne civ OF Fort Worth IA said county.
hence west ii2 feet; thence north ltb
ieef; thence north 70 degrees west 70
he south line Of Seventh street. thence
lorth % dercea east with south line Of
serenth sfrert. los feet TO the north
.ast corner Of block 40. Of Hirsch-
ield's addition! thence south % de-
fs~t 10 The BEGINNING. Second Also
ota and n block No i. Hirsoh-
ield,s addition to The city Of Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

>--,--e--l,-...-....,a.,I. I. y /. Z. - = =
they and each OF them failed ta Il
SAID trust decd and renaun.,t
SAME; that the Farmers' ana ma
les National Bank Is dlalm.nr y
laehment' lien on Haid land. lexi4
rs me property OF A. n. schusfo7H
me other defendants att srl.1f
some claim on said land. p,G
prAys for a writ OF anoues,f
AGAINST an the dcfendants exron, h
wilson. VI. z. smisscn. lsosIar
Jim Dillarh and A. II Joncs /,
yuusinent against all the defef1
ivreel2aing plaintiffs lien on said 4
M ~ n LOT IN order directing then
t,3'' SONAR 20 proceed 10 aeihI
.anu AZ IN said trust deed, proa
wluvr this decree. aa agalnst nj
a''eli,endants, ana FOR general ana 4 h
.Nhot, the nature OF the demand
,,S,,rNenora. Luda Cole, A. Judson &
rfiorenee King. Il. NJ. Potter. Jols
my, Fred HaS. the First NaN
LUX OF -. Joseph, No. the sch,'|
th.N National Bank OF ST. Josoph n
spufl' The State National
81 Joseph. Nissourl.
SSshtrai Savings Bank OF 81 IA
Nv, me National Bank OF s!
Nher''a. the Chemical Natlnnai n
sne Nelenal Bank OF Commerce. III
s,vnd \ Yale. swartz. Jeriowsli X
i'"sI, Seasongpou n Co, Fred Violl
NnellH and Joseph L.ouohelni Al
" follows, That on May Sui. II
- y. 5ehuater executed and deiill
70 ~ u Bumar his deed of trul|
ser'ain lands IN Sterling County.
~ an OF which are set ONT nnd
Aptibed IN plaintifi's petition incl
win other lands; that said de,l|
s'pe' was mate 10 said Bomar, tftiI
aeI me purpose OF securing lntervd'
Nv, MN olhef persons In the paymeti'
VIZ several sums OF money set ~
s,'la deed OF trust as bOlng due 10 \
on SAID iniervcnors and certain n
persons, thar an the firms, persona
eofporations which were lntcndeI
nave been secured by said trust +
nave rallied TO accent the same
nave declined 20 join Ia the foreeloh
OF the same: that the claima ~ MI
parties 10 this SUIT are subordlnait
the Claims ut intcrvennru uponE
lands described IN said trust deeh
them lniervcuurs pray indgntrnth
lhe foreclosure 81 The lien created
f0lu trust deed IN favor OF lntervei
ON SAID landa IN said truaf dend
seflhed against both plaintiff anal
PENDANT, and that said H. n. Bnt
trustee, he ordered and
feetrd 10 sell said iand
provided In said trust decd ana n &
we proceeds to tho pnyment OF TIL
!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

That defendants. j. H. Wilson, Foster
Bros. a. +. Jones. jim billiard. NJ. H.
amiasen and Kate Smissen. are each
In possession OF some part or the above
described land that all or said defend
ants who are in possession OF said land
on different parts Of II claim under
rights which arc subordinate TO plant
ms Hen. that tho defendants above
named who arc sued a. tho unknown
heira OF certain Decreased persons are
each and all setting up some sort OF
claim 10 said lands; that the defend
auth wEose residences are sci out as
being beyond the limits Of the state
Of Texas. are claiming a Hen on a
large portion Of said lands BY virtue Of
a deed ef trust executed by A. ~
schuater to .. n. B9mzr. trustee.
dated May Sth. 1854; that each OF SAID
are shown on the fuco 81
said trust decd 10 be secured thereby.
but fhsy IN fact have no lien under
said trust deed. for the reason that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

.NeNL NoIiCE--toutfnucd.
William c, Hall. John S. Long, Josebh
Menks Joscnh Monks, charles co,,h
y y sanderson. William Davia IA.
a. NJ MAxon. G. u. Fooie Vuti,,,n
tfenry, w. q. Austin Ripley n Scott
oeiavia " Han, Mary blanche HAL
9,s2in Y, Han. NJ J. Han, Jr. Blanehe
svilie- Gwycnnc ther hns-
1 1nsn,l .o e = Jones. Anna II. jones,
COCK. Armor & Lake. Prldrs N,r,s,.,.
Eooeri Y Mane Lille e. Dfayyle,
geo. IS. Dfawley. Anna {. Kelley lam
Nvlcy; Liddie $. Reynolds rhoa 4
NeNnelds J. =. Kindred Rnhsrr NJ
pnIanklin. Thomas +, Lawson, James Il.
f1'9Nh, william Umhenstock. c. NJ
iti"il, T., Il sherrod. J. Il Brown.
%Sa,'s =" hrown, Jr, II, q. Kennedy,
1has' A. Daily, w $. Cunningham. W
X sandcrson, r. C. sandcrson. N.
III Siimore, W. :. Miles, Jonathan
snilea tleming Gardner Frank Card
w. ~ SwAriS. Il. swortz, Henry
aMatt4, Edward BLOOD. William A. Pc
san, Hiteon owens Julia Mhltworth.
an Nhiiworth. Julis Whitworth.
i, tase Frederick, ". $. Wick, s. T..
i,, ,' 2eb. r. Sherwood. w n,
ShAs n. Davidson, j. i. Thompson.
Daniel q Vrf,,s, ~. 4, n,st'
5lent ! rni,s " 1,'i ~ ~
Ward. A r. et,r. Na.N, q, ~
liam ID Grant Nfse,' ~ Nauv' ~"
r. Grant Jnr,es ''', =, ~ 80 S'"'
Fears. i " 80, S,ane 9elen q
James d. Grant Ba..r a, - AZ
Grant. Alary 81 49, - ", ", '",,T - ~; D.
son, William N pou, W, ~. pl'h,
John II Granf- NJ ~ ~ NHeSusp' VI
ecutor OF Nj Tsn 49,. 49,, - ~ ,t
l.nndrum II We, NV, ,use,t.'
Turner and the ,,s Any t,'' ~,
following rnr,.S ~ y ielis VI w
ceased. ,yboqe he,.s -. ~" w
ages ana rcstae,''. @ ~ ,,,Vhi n'l'VH
plaintiff to-osif Nf,,,,,, In W
81 j. nan A;n,t,. ny q ~ ,,au'
andcr Pope Jo,,athee $50, 49," tNvN-
~ HORN Il So, :, ',nN'', NluuI-
Howard issvs vViiit, -, ' y, t1 $500
s. Long. Josnnh Nfen1,s 49,, 49,, Sui''
Charles conn y ~ Sv'psN 'AVrH9'
lnm Davin n, ",,u..Sui'' VIZ
Foote Wuiisr, -. w, 'NsN"' -
Ripley II scof, o.tai ~
Blanche nan t,he ~ n"'i ma,S
Jr Iusneh, "a 60. i'%u, ~ - hNu'
Anna n J,nos t ~, 'olil =, So'vA'
William - Ni,,gtss,. ts usi,,na' ~"
Robt n w.. = 'uSe -nuIu9eN
Goo d Drsvia, '-,Vs DiuWleH'
EeIlev IiJ,' , ,,''t'" y, Nviley, donu
Reynolds r. is, aV''S' - npluNS
Fr6nitiin tS,,a, ~ 1s. soey't a.
l.. L. sbcrrej A., ~ ~" Z! w. "a, ~ nan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

NJ
|a'ror,i TTA,.DE-9Ss-In Hail county,
|iye s.n worth ana Denver road. We
|t3 ina, farm OF 1921 acres. ali the
ftod sts,s quality OF land, 500 acres in
|ihge ws,h vi cultivation: land under
pa fa,ts necessary cross fences.
Esfn, Frs, mousse OF five r,oms. large
~ wells ary necessary stock sheds.
" farfa,s ohe windmill and tho follaw-
n buryv implements. viz; - wagon.
hg hassssS, W disc harrow (ql smnotb,
,hes Tvs, f2i cultiyatois 70, ,raiis,,.-
\ follef Tysper and mower. % rake,
E,t can ssli Sassidy gang pillow, etc.
l'@ or y, the abovei or trade il for
re ttset can include the following
II,eioarebh,noW on the place. viz: IS
|.tiue IA hogs. Z or s Hoistein
me Mlssaolses' including "a number
|sle, ana uil mares. 900 good stock
!, txahana price the whole al Si5 00n
''iotk cf ~ we VIII take a good clean
.'ie Or oibs goods or general merchan-
lae. vhiat movable Property OF canal
N choice Is saleable or will trada
m MOI, unincumbered nronsr,y a.
n parry r thls is flne opportunity
'11.A' as thu np wants gpod stock
W. oae-hsi, price given above So less
~ ana ~ 'he actual value OF The
\ lsid 10 ~ me country where located
\ aseli5ns ehe Of the best stock farm
r.'it 70 WI the slate. Call or ar
eah p.rsers, Davis & co. Real
s-et n HAL and General AGENTS
E...s.h, Tes Worth Building. For
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04
FINANCIAL

,,ss.,.--- FINANCIAL.
40 LOAN ON FARMS
n5l,5L LAND MORTGAGE
HURLEY BUILDING.
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49, pireeiors' Annual Me.,,ns


'ort Worth and Rio Grnnae nniIrny
o",npnns stockholders and
~ oirectors' Annual Meeting.
Inc annual meeting ~ III r,oc,s.
ioinets ana directors ~ the Fort Worth
NV no Sfande Railway company VIII
p ned at the Office OF the coapfn, h
,,phae Sliy OF Fort Worth. Tex. Aprii )
ci, KY, az , m Transfer books viii be-
loapu az noon March 2. 1895. and r..
'i''ih closed until April =. 1895.
;s----A. X. D1NoN. Secretary.
III III TOWN OF GARLAND, paii9z
az u ~. wants bank. and offers ono
~ me Dest locations In Taxes. Popu-
sessI AVy9: cotton receipts for last
bonnn spoQ bales; grain extensively
,,' ny Correspond with G. W. cross-
man man President Commercial club. Gar
land. Texas. 49, va
", W. ,,tsf,N ~, for our SO
t ,S,u leather touches HRrtshorn
Bros Twelfth and Houston
FARM LAND FREE FOR ONE YEAR
NJ. etaI tracts of good unimprovcd
1.agk land. prairie within two miles
~ tort Worth and one mile OF fhe
puchiiis house, for leaAo ftee for one
year Tor breaking and cultivntlnR h.,
ihui; g II. Slllm8n. Board OF Trade
oullllng, Fort Worth, Texas.
LIE FORT WORTH AND DFNVFT
criminal Railway Company. ofios az
91ssoglretady Fort Worth. TcN.. Feb. i
i,,N me regular annual meeting Of
i ~, stockholders OF the Fort Worth ana
, Dty,nNer Terminal Railway C0mpanv
WI oe held at the office OF the COMPANY
~. ~ tHe city Of Fort worth. Tex on
tuesday, March 3. 1885. al II O'clock ~
~, H. Tor the purpose Of eIecting ofiicers
" setNe during the ensuing year and
LOT thc Transaction OF such other busi.
!less as may properly come before the
ltleellng, w. A. ROSS. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING = The
anhlal meeting OF tho stockhoiders IN
lhe Fort Worth and Denver city Ran-
way VIII be held az the office OF the
company in the city OF Fort Worth.
leS, on Tuesday, March .. next. al
IVY o'clock a, IN. The trunsfer bool,
VIII close on February ]. az o'clock.
m, and reopen on March 6. at 10
. eIlek a. m. w. A. Ross. secretary.
ALL PERSONS are hereby warned MOI
70 trnst my wife. r. H. Matthews on
NY account. as ! VIII pay no bills CON
-raeted by her D. IT, Matthews.
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STORAGE.

REGULAR storage house for furniture,
planos vehicles. trunks. boxes. etc,
new rooms: careful moving. packing
shipping, etc. estimates free. W Z.
Blnyon & Co. seysntesnth and Rask.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

toSsy" lssD-fhree dining room nv
str rfy Sily Labor Bureau, 81 Msjn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

at ~ o lEp.-A frst-closs sober ba,.her
bur pees r.. Address G. c. stringer, Gle.
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TOR sALl1-Fine new f5ur-r1oIo
mouse, nice fences. located on West
SIDE Come az once. si050 cash. y. S.
Hare. 700 Main
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

o,, - 'NtntD-Reliable saiesmen 10 ca-r-,
si.Is vils and greases as speciality a..
% S'Hv hne Ohio oil and Grease 90
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snuoNp-mAND sToREs .

n II. STANLEY buys and sells second
hand furniture and stoves. NO 2is
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

TWO hne business lois on Houston
street. centrally located near oiiy
nall Free and elrlr Of All encum-
Drancc. WI exchange for good black
lana. Parties owning this property
wish 10 60 to farming Come quick
ana got two line business lots. c. !.
Dickinson & Co
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MISCELLANEOUS.

tpox AND STEEL ROOFING AND
1dins o. K Harry lion works,
Dallas
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100 FEET square on the South Side,
worth $1,000 with $1,000 loan on same.
VIII exchange for mules and horses.
c. ] Dickinson & Co., 2Os Main street.
Powell building
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Personal.
soR SALE on ExoHANGE !.

|ae SENT. subscribed for stock of
tni,,---'' --'N-ehtehnial Expositione
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Worth. as shown by man 81 4or,
Worth, together with, all aud singular
the hcredi,aments, and appurten.nces
thereunio in any manner hrionrinp IN.
eident OF apper,aining William Cams
substitute trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-04

pocrnx BROS. Finest dyers. ao2
tSonsion streat. French dry cleaning
anr specially. Goods By express prompt
" attended to.
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Ill, LIE FORT WORTH AND DENVER
criminal Railway Compauv Office ~
1issoS l Fort Worth. TcN. FEB. i.
,,,A me regular annual meeting Of
~, ~ stockholders OF the Fort Worth ana
benNer Terminal Halfway Gomez
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7 Tr1Fo- MILLER & co. -Dyers aud
s.sners Of me goods OF all kinds: work
.1,,sranfeed: French dry process. 400
Throcknorton street. Fort Worth. Tex.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10

THAT PART of Phoenix in the vicinity of Center and Washington streets will soon be in that condition of healthy dlshabille which attends rapid growth
 For several weeks Center street will be torn upside down, the public will be inconyenienced but nobody will mur- mur because it will be understood that when the street is set at rights again it will remain go for years. This is q reference to the artificial stone side walks ordered by the city council on both sides of Center from Jefferson to the northern limita. We trust that be fore Center street is but in shape again arrangements may be made to tear up other streets and that the tear ing up may be kept up continuously until there is nothing more left to tear up. Then indeed will be new PheniX
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10

LAST FRIDAY while residents of Ph9- nix were gong about in their shirt sleeves, (the gentlemen of course) set ting out trees, mopping their broWs and wishing that Arbor day had been set a month earlier to avoid the increasing warmth, Florida, the Land of Flowers, the typical winter resort of the United States for more than one hundred years was snow swept and chilled from the Georgia line to Tampico. Her boagted industry involving millions of dollars was almost, if not quite, wiped out and no doubt thousands of invalids who had fled to that supposed semi-tropical cline to escape the rigor of the north were hastened to death. This frigid and unfortunate incident leaves the Salt River valley without peer in the United States as winter resort. The United States should be given com plete information on this subject and it might be mentioned in connection that we are ready to begin filling the place in the orange growing business lately abandoned by Florida.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
FACTS ABOUT PUTTY.
How the Article Is Made and Its Many
 Tints and Uses.


 Tints and Uses.
 Pvre putty is made of whiting and linseed oil. Whiting is made of chalk which is imported from England and ground in this country. Barytes, mixed with the whiting, is used as an adulter- ant of putty, and cotton-seed oil is mixed with the linseed oil. Cotton- seed oil is cheaper, and a slower dryer than linseed; it's use is advantageous to small customers, for putty mixed with part cotton-seed oil keeps in order longer.
 Linseed oil putty is used more by decorators and painters and other large consumers who use up putty quickly. Putty sells at wholesale from one and a half cent to- 'two cents pound. It is put up for the trade in barrels of eight Hundred pounds, kegs of three nun dred pounds, tubs of one hundred to one hundred and ter pounds, in cans of one to one hundred pounds and in bladders; it keeps best in bladders, and the bulk of the putty exported goes in that form. Putty made in the eastern cities of the United States is sold on the Atlantic seaboard and in the south, but not much eastern putty is sold in the west, fer there are putty manufactures in the northern and western cities.
 We export putty to Canada, Mexico, the West Indies, South America and the Sandwich Islands, says the New York Sun. Manufacturers make col ored putties to order, and white, brown and black putties are kept in stock. Putty has variety of uses besides those already mentioned, and the very familiar one is setting glass. Brown putty is used to point brown-stone buildings and putty is sometimes used in pointing up brick buildings. Black putty is used in stove foundries. Plunbers use putty. Sometimes scene painters reduce it and put it on canvas to paint over There are three or four putty manu-
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
flood, but with the quiet, steady swell of tide. for whose coming there are reasonable and well understood laws.
THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

AS THE REPUBLICAN has already an- nounced, there will be another meeting of the Arizona Historical society next Tuesday evening, at which a complete organization of the society will probably be affected. There should be general interest in this movement. The early history of any community will take on value as the years roll on and 1t will be- come more valuable in ratio with the difficulty of obtaining it. The history of modern Arizona is now within the reach of the society. There are men yet living who helped make it. But they are few in number and aged. At the close of the century there may not be a man living who will know of the earliest and most eventful years of Ari- zona except by hearsay.
 Now is therefore the time to begin the preservation of the territorial records. This society should include every man in the territory who was prominent in the earlier days, every man who is prominent now and every one who believes that the future of Ari zona will be so glorious that public in- terest will be attracted to her past.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
PHGNIx. FEBRUARY 10. 1895.
QUIETLY BUT SURELY.

Three years ago and two years ago and as late az one year ago the people of Phoenix looked longingly to the com- pletion of the north and south road as the beginning of period of over whelming prosperity. Now that the road is almost in sight and its completion within the next three weeks, is assured many are dis appointed. that the expected boom, the era of chaotic prosperity has not set in. Town lots and ranch prop erty have not doubled CT trebled or quadrupled in value as so many coni- dently and unreasonably hoped. The hubbub which was assured is beauti- fully absent for which those who are interested in the permanent future of Phoenix rather than in her unsta ble present are duly thankful.
 Notwithstanding all this there is 8 great deal of quiet and healthful pros perity in Phoenix which would not have been here but for the new road.
 There has been no influx of suck CTS but there has come a multitude of business men to coolly and skillfully look over the field. All of them have expressed satisfaction with the outlook. Some of them are going to buy farms. others will engage in safe and legiti- mate speculations in real estate, some will open lumber and coal yards.
 These men are not going to throw any money away, but they will keep 1t to help build up Phoenix. Such citizens are better signs of real prosperity than the sucker.
 The new road has already attracted as much prosperity as any one could have reasonably expected; great deal more than most people comprehend. There will be still more but it will not come with the rush of a devastating
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10

factories in New York and Brooklyn. city has sold more than seventeen thou sand tons in year. These seem like large figures, but they are less surpris- ing from the fact that there few articles of more common use.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
BY MAIL:

E~An communications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to Editor REPUBLICAN,.
 E%Au remittances and business letters should be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLI- CAN COMPANY, PhoniX, Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
NOTICE TO, BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co.,, or it's employes will be paid by the com panY unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management
 M@-F. J. O'BRIEN, advertising manager, and HARVEY J. LEE, superintendent ot circula tion, are the only authorized solicitors for the paper. EDWARD BUTT, JR, and HARVEY J. LEE are the authorized collect ors for the com pany.
 T.J. WOLFLEY. General Manager
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
AGENCIES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

Rates of advertising in the Daily, Sunday or Weekly edition made known application at the publication office. Or ring up telephone number 47, and 8 representative of the business department, will call and quote prices and contract for pace.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10

says so. Had there been any chance, our drugs would have been effective. The best physicians in Phoenix prefer to have their pIescriptions put up by us. We enjoy their confidence, be cause we merit it. It ls also well to note on'the first page of your diary for 1895. that we carry iull line of toilet and manicure articles at the lowest prices.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-10
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
BY CARRIER:

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car rierier in Phenix at p cents per week or Sl ,OO per month in advance.
 Subscribers failing to get THE REPUBLICAN regularly or prom otly should notify HE RE PUBLICAN business office (not the cagrler) in order to receive immediate attention. Tele- phone No 47.