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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-21
Bayadere and Checked Taffetas. Ombre Striped Effects in Taffetas. TWO=tOned Checked MatlaSSe. Basket Weaves in Jacquard Effects. Summer Plaid TaffetaS. Fancy Checked Taffetas. New Effects in Foulards.
NOTE.

We will also have on sale this week an ele- gant assortment of LADIES' TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS in plaids, checks, stripes and plain cOlOrS.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

w1 wtrEcz- tuEks q great sa1es 49,
u Ea&S amateurs -zil beautiful poi1.A'
rtAoeA Efth tiger. trained z1e trAsAo4s.
hu. credited from the arst known o.
hiz VITA an uzrsrIaiu tszper- oa
TIE fsth o, the mouth he took part =
AZ sIp@dirion into the Jungle ps. go
wogn.sd tiger into = rzTiEe
slocs ttlI the brute charged and NJ
ts-sd o. his sar, then got his '0e
tweea hls lsxs. and kicked hin IEo-1
hind-foot 20 forefo0t and back aSain
TIL be vas done for. On the iSia as
carried % Of the party. ioeiHdine
two ladies. for an outing. nothing u
Gsazl being observable n his manner
sEespt a rather excited rivalry Elth
horse which vas cAntsring b. ais siae-
On arriving in camp. he was fed. as
usual. by female hands, and his Anee-
tation hunored OF having his biscuit
put actually into bis mouth He hAa'
however about him rather a nsnageFie
smell. for which 4 bath In a neiEHoor-
ing river was prescribed. In persct
peace Of mind all retired to rest But
At midnight came the cry. "Aola BnksE
has kiIlsd his uah1utr This vas
true. but Il was generally thought tbs
act zas accidental TIE paroxyEns
had come on him about a m He
At once tore himself loose and went
IN search Of bis second attendant THIS
nan vas q purioiner Of grain. inatten-
tive and cruel. and greatly dstesied by
the animal. The mahout and his dep
uty were sleeping side by side under
tree, shrouded in their coTsriets. As the
manner Of the country Is. Mcla knelt
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
Hnr.rth,. Al..-ne. Of sIaa.

The celebrated HoEarth vas one Of
the most absent minded of men Soon
after be had set up his carriage be had
occasion to pay a visit to the lord
mayor. when be vent the weather
was hne. but be was detained By busi-
ness, and IN the meantime a violent
rain storm came up. Being let out OF
the mansion by a different door from
that which he had entered, he imme-
dIately began 10 call for q hackney
coach. but one could not be procured
Hogarth determined to brave the
storm and actually reached his home
in I,elcesterheld without a thought Of
HIS carriage untH Mrs. Hogarth. seeing
him 50 wet and hurried. asked him
where he had left It.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

on his enemy and killed him. and. per
hapa. IN attempting to rise. slipped on
to the mahout. who was 4 drunkard.
and not likely 10 De easily awakened
or TO think o, rolling aside. Al any
rate, some hours aftsrward. when the
animal returned and saw the bodies.
he only looked down at that OF the ma
hout, but seized the other and tossed
II hither and thithsr.
All was alarm, naturally. IN the
camp. Cots we're siung up In the
trees-one. fortunately, a baniAn-and
the ladies and children put In oompara-
tive safety. Morning was anxiously
looked for. When II came. however.
the coast was clear. Aola Buksh was
passing his time in wreekiug a village
At a little distance. unroohng houses
and plundering the sweetmsats and
grain. The other elephants had been
driven into the jungle. The men were
armed and vigilant. the servants on
the watch. As no alarm was given,
forced march was determined on. and
OF the whole party set for an sueamp-
ment ten miles on This was reached
In safety. but the elephant was soon IN
pursuit, upset the camels. loads and
all, on the road; flung 70 right and left
the burdens deserted by the flying
coolies, caught up two unhappy lInser-
ers and killed them both, and pounded
away over the hiiI-stones with mad
ness In his head and unnatural activ-
ity Of overheated excitement in bis
limbs. The anxious friends were seat
ed on trunks, watching their growing
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
A e.s-i nlellsr.rr fsr I've c.sl..

4 ftrrin5ary rautataluE tes desaifiaus -
~ 100 x the mHsr usfai aad t-apdrrsuf
rr1ras in t6r TuEash lEnkzaEEsi Il pnhIls,sst
- TIE Ir Wiilaa1s Nssii85tB~ faeapzrg.
-.iaHssus.-t tasiy Nru NE-E Nnss q rssmtslns
sa5a1s safrrFtisiuz b l. q iassirfc stcsian
arv r-Q-rt-ss SOD ruTreef
Iss tntnRtAaE tttt trs'k care asa haen rakrn
60 arlig uana nf ttfass FaHEns15sn afsas R aiass
sgsyIWnE a. rNatf e=ss gat7easssaHk - tiuneF q
aasg1FsltarV dlNlrulfr4 NFsg - arsi stiacafs
raorls ThF zsalu am GEa lsaqf 20 givr a.
rsugh usefgi tufpfuaatitsa p2sssghie u
ifasiyFN srars Wtrh fMis ta NiaW uhrrr
naun adlsrflrg nnd ucrf 8rr az naYtuusiy
rs1uErrts-l IN ulszutEz usuafsg enlg So has
bsHn imarFIrl he rslHElF Hlit tAEs -
fsgld o. clafEiE fhe us-aEips q rsTr a-snr
70 thGse w. aiEearT have : airf3azarys
IT'S fslrk HiiI feEausgua iEssaF aasdaE.a N u
rH1aTr1as. nrhf and clluV~sisrsfs - sAase Nna
tFv6 20 di-fts1arr whatever, h Hil4 - To-
nhil1hte- unr nay - sa-urfsi - urItiuE %
tie ai-ssr rsa--rn- uiflsiaatnE tAik paper,
ara e.rtrslae = tuo-ccEt EzzEa
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
s Rsrtahls obaruA-

A pdrtahte eharfh vas saiRg8A 70 gaaazt
% tka hrtsh stcanas1ip Earuslshie
- hlfn clHarssd iks Custszn hrssEsF . ffw eaye
ago Zoe Port AntnuAo il vas hailf % Up19
pat tnCntmer herg. te Uaaks sure that tnr
parts we're righ1 Eaen gaEeE GnwN anA
slowed In s-stBgsas u tka hHaA4 - ~ Harz-
stahan MS u~Esai ssst freif CARRIER
trades hetWewh FhlaadstFhlE sAa the West
ladies. Down n gamsiEs rHufrEss Az frN
.a tks iatRr41r q the iataa4- NGsre tie frlif
Eruss and IL AHsertfans aha a. thr
greater part - IL e1r1lTt frHlg frate, De
ctGed - bEihi . cUnrce Nk3Ea eaaii ~
riarea Whefr re Hua-f Euad euHad - eEns
vita lf An Amertran nlsrarHtr ses5Enei
the stIfcs. and Ettd Y EdFs . hsii - suzz-
uiez The Rofshiprrs ia-siks anss a e7asnl-fe
gufnf = fgrntECrc Ec7a1uTsl sled TIE ctarch-
= -f'asiaeeiGhia heccre-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
n.rses,. Ssax@rz.

IL a. seAte o. Jaitsep. Hkstgs. The fsgss
~ ruszaeafiEa ts--ate1 nfte~H Essse-s fr1ia
80 -Itr of eseGSasaxa whseh - E1w sap
-IIi.d visa electric Hzaks srsz tats fzu .
xr~at nn1rce - psWer ex1ssE 1N1ascztten
as bq41 tznest -the SiaEsEz u Eerieo.
fKssaia VIA rzsrh q GFer 80 sees,
-ssxr4 4 l~sa of s4EtF feeL TSe eeftc1
Eflfs o. T1alpaa- szb1rh - TIE Siff ef
Nextro' .rs rssw hslnx uavess ts tAese 4st1s
II fse 2arfhezsfsrn part ~ tA4 STATE %
Flzebip = UNess river ulakss = 1eap cf Sf1
<--s Nesr tbe s1a4tca of Eascua. 60 TIE
TI-ert.o braaeh q tks EextezH C<atrst
rnIirosd u tie Ahra e Cahs2aas4 whsre "a
o.tSI rirsr fdlAs - a s~rszk & cascades
sae-s 30 fs<1 sHA n EaFtazE -a&rts Of MSx-
10, frern she state % Calspzs IN he sgrse,
70 the northsEu seatess there are s4zalAas
fafls wksne VafzAhss pBwrTa RIIkt TIE
cs1forEnatiaa af Mexico = f4varsb5s fgr shr
~eafian % water E0wrrN- ss tie tSfgeef
part d, the cnaurry = a. eleFAf.ss tAhses1 nj.
whfrh scfs "a A Ar=e raes sn3 ca ali tAe
sisps-# where ghe wafeT fails e9~n - tss
iswialds are yaigahas E&fer paEcrs-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

-No1a Ia eozSzg
And SIRE ezpzgh. hea5iuzg down 4
steep plteh. 5zss eeSe>Edsd With every
sareioz 81 the party. sEzzz fnsc risr
tas reckless za=z0eh. A. 4 the Sends
we're close bshlad him TEzt vks \
z1ueut. sr1ee1. Wives. syAhs 2za
ehl9-sn we're hurried 70 tress scarcely
Of z6e9uAss astzht. and tie usa ard
the s4rvaats to.ok their places fpr &C.
fsnss, bess1s fhan- But 1re-T sean
certainly name hf1-TIsrkz Money.
-.agfStrnse Of Ml-rzpur. advanced on
the little plain before the tents sloas
70 meet the approaching brute He
resolved Mols BGkss Al afiy yards
with his arsr bzrrs4. and the ball
strrck the center Of the forehead This
stopped him. and second made hin
turz toward the Bill He was pursued
On horseback asd though he do1blsd
round and again approached The tents.
be remembered his lesson: and. Ia
deed. though BE aoxEsd the hurried
marches Of the party, Appearing sud
denly and causing great alarm for The
next day or tuo ne seemed 20 sATe
dread o. coming Quite close
The distances he Travelled we're
scarcely credible: BY light Aad in the
tive raid. without exhaustion and With
ouf reposs. He tore Of the roots, he
tore up usheat, be deyouree OF scat
tered the contents OF shovs.
The villagers and women. ehii-
drsn and old people-fiss before him.
Re invaded tvo other sporting camps
besides the one he vas a. first attach
ed to. tossing the equipments about
naddening the horses, and AZ times
surprising some unfortunate attend
ant
Ore Of his last fsats was this A
rance OF hizh birth wa on = pilgrim
age 10 Bensres. She vas sneampe5 In
a grove Red ard white striped tsnts
were enclosed by the canvas walls. IN
the inBermost was she herself. The
tag-rag encourage Of native rank en-
eircled her A ssady sspoY or 20. vita
shakos over ths!r tled-up heads, and
old, HnloAded nint musksts stood
about There vas a russ Of cattle and
peasants down the road. dpst In eloads.
and a cry % The elephant" The
ranse's cuFrish hireliaEz isft her. Aola
BukiSh Ieysied all opposing oaistAelas
and stood before the miserable princess
herself The slave girls ha5 hidden
themselves The old lady ned 20 her
pAlankeen- The mad animal tore her
from behind II. and PUT her 10 death.
He feasteI on a heap o! cakes Ehieh
had been prepared for the AhriusH q
the holy city a BrAhmin crspt IN "a
see what the fate q his mistress hsd
been. Mola seiEsd him ard destroyed
him. and funE him on the road. where
bis body was seen BY ny Informant.
on the twenty-ssFsnth the a. subsia-
ed. and Mola Bukish walked into bis
stables AZ RamnugKuT. the fort o; bis
master. near Bsnares, glad to havs hts
wounds attended To- He had been =
week on the looss-hA6 killed twenty
persons Asd wounded others. and lad
destroyed a great deal o. property,
Morals to stories are dun appeudzEes;
but ! surely may say such an occur
renee would create some excitement Ia
the neiEhborhood OF Primrose Hill A
tot toujourz
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
m. eo,.ran.ai,. pasnals.

Ilss Camuifssiaaar u tie Gs1a-a3 Lsns or
raFy of 10 ilffEiar. G1rmparai Wlth laEt
year u hhsus drerssse = AzsS s1zestead
e1fgtes- nEEr|glfiHZ as-sl asEes sfuitr
pruFlartk1znts - It's = fGa fallzx e
In gensr1i heaita wAqu 20 e5art % zzsts 70
ref arzll irrezllsriIr = zsa ls4Eezs TITS - n
eEslly - sri-s5apfisis1-s uifk - aid e Hes-
tstfdFa Sss1aeh EltEsES aa-a rs1esiy fog
malaria dysfep-ia. raruuszEtssa sa1 HTSr
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
rrr.. N.KtNtnY q rnsr sILILE

A battle OF giants ls going 70 tan
place this summer on 5o.ooe farms Z
America. not In talk or votes. ba' z
yields saiEer's two nsS potato ia
wells are named az above. and be =
tsrs a price for the Biggest potato yisli
also 500 In gold for suitable names 70;
his corn Ci7 inches iougl and oat 20
dlgies Only seedsmsn In America grow
Ing grasses. cioYers and farm sse1i
and selling potatoes at si.se barre
The editor urges you TO try sALisE'
Northern Grown Seeds. and to
ssaa rhi. Notice vita 10 ct.- insts7r
TO John A. SaiEer Seed Co. La Cross
wls. for IL new farm seed sample
worth 5000. TO get start. and ths7
big catalogue. WI
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
M0LA BUKsH.

OLA BUEsH -
Iozxsd 70 tks Ma
kEztz 0. BsnzrA.
ac1 gsss lscS Hy
hin oas JzaE&rE
70 ; snAn SAoosi1g
party IL so1tA
Nlnp-. consist
ing 0s three Eeaue
men sSo Of whoz
had their wives
ana eAHarsn- He
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

The IulreriAi osssai tasusI - ths demand
q fisr German MINISTER bs7IgE hri8 % -
uf7asti tisfsrtnrT = zrrfE4l Esitcf was tHs8Fsi
ru February -. u ihls thr ensgerur eE-
flseadsai fuErUt - ~. usuTyfer II the tu1
Gfrrs1u n1lsFt1rlsTsas ~ ANlan-sanal1 TIE
uurartutats crime - aaid Was commit
frH b. HAmliis in ssalh FunE pEuviuce.
He n5ld alrraag JErlshF8 tus governor
AHi the f1aal grfriats
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
IN. n.na.enn..t c.lsniar af N. Y.sr.

ne Yastb'E Caa1ga EiNH EeQeaalr Calrsear
f1r fs4s y hirb u = ssrta-s = ehaaFgzlnE Nsirrs
flaras raifhfgIiy eag.iayf ~ Twelve eefuHs ~
20 lsalsssG tn ~Uti "A rszT8ga1Esa a. the r1ek-
fzEt aad rllst c71sftF EHi=z3kr eueF Prod nod
b q large unantftF- To b1g and rrprziaoe
faniuus paiutiuEk lHvnisr- expenditure
Nhlch eanld not - tzdras EnlFss A. In this
snsr The sufsrsiFlsc L. HustEilsd ~ the af,s
pF,Fyai q more than 80. 90 Feariy sahsarib-
srs Ever uFW snhseEibsE - The CoEpaz-
t1n Tor fsl~ receives ttis assnfifzl cEleufnr
Ti-naut additiaaul charEe-
FlT The plluulr FIR ist< Hsare than usn
kundrst n the u1ust pTuarfns1T MHn and
watleB q b1th cuutlnssllfn tavs ga afrihztfs3s
Pull prospectus fgr Lhs -, Eeluase sd
sample glIsles a tho paper a~at upen rs-
1usst THE YOUTHS COMPANION
80 Colums1s Ave-. Bast1n.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

A private letter fruaa Aszfna saya lE
tac forts a. NAafx Arthur NHteh ser ..
rfrugei - tnT {afasnr@n Ia TIE tlsr 81
are hSi1E fss11asr Fl1Etsst - t-fltrasr .
harrrs under Hizssian slzsssrglasas A.
uald tur " Russian uasney
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
Beauty /. blood Deep-

Clean blood means elean skin Ne
beauty with5utit Cascarsts. CAEdy Cathar-
H. cleans your blood and keeps Il clean by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving al I'm
PARTIES from the body Begin to.dAy 70
banish pimpls.. bofLs bintrhss, hlackhsadsi
and that sickIy biiious complexion BY taxing
Casrarefs beauty for ten cefts, Al drug
yist.. satisfaction guaranteed. lor- &c, SC
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
Anatomical.

Heardso-"I heard you drove down
to the club the other night and took a
hand. How did you leave the game?'
saidso-"on foot New York Jour
nal
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

sisnora Crlspt. wife q tha former ItsIiaE
sfgnfsr has zct fAse nSN fAstslan IL Italy Of
tppeartng az unt,daar festivals acrumpau uled
81 4 taulr c2if which attir0d ia a richty
FiIde.i coat ag yeIlanl vita rfossoas. follows
Ser IKE a dag Otber fAshiaaAhie ladies
Aava f9tlgwel heF example.
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
sPRAYlMc FRulr rREEs.

Tae guNxtian q au=zrsnE fFsEt tress 70 r-s-
yea th~ 1~FretNtsnBa of iAHssE a~sfA a.
.zHEzs diseases 10 un ha1Fer a. sEssz-zsnzL
cgt EeeosAlsr
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

c-ar rras~rs WI e. wssi tc urfsr VIZ ssa&
sls u 81 CulneT. III. snd eHg "a sAsA5aEls
G-arFlstnr tNUEtT-4e1e ~ lrs q s5FAY-aE -
ntn and tan treatisr ch spTsY ~ tga 4a1e't1i
frtIfs 49, F5s1rs4 ets r4e.sx Wk4cn gay - ~
Tor ts~ aHklnx zaG oersaias zosA Fa-7a4a'
tlaFofuaAtiu1
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
FE,xN TrrKn

II ? TX III
sstserihszs and sNorn % h-surs ne "a
= III dsy q AFril, 7se5
Hcsa JoaNsus. Justiee o. ths Peas
Tss-- pills are Hcnie-fuIly s1ectitsa 4
th- sreAfussf % all disease. srisiag frlz
tnpars hood, or shattered nsEss fa-aS
They are adapted 70 yosaE o. cid sz1 zE
b. hsa a; any drag stare
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

-na dncsDr came ard was sarpTisr4 - q.
s1eh Al IrzFrsrwasauE We fnsd o. 70 ka-s
Etvinx her the sar,38rinrs NeEzxs Der q,
PHI Attsr eacA mssl aHsH sixnt b8Iss L.
b-ea used wh~a shs - sell she kss -
hs-u sick sinus sad He have No fsaF q a,
cid trozhls -efaTnin< We tkznK tas sEs,
Hirias. znirnraloz-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

aNeaF wife -estus . have es1s4r1cs .
yase. Torapkias -s,casiazes Ia nSF -
lets ne rlz The flrusos-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

To quit tobacco easily sad forever, = E1ls'
nefic fafi OF life nerve and FiEofs take No-4p-
Bne the WOader-WDrkeg, that makes goAE H7ss
strong AiidrarEists soc Or 81 Cure guAfss-
teed Booklet and sample free Ad1Fen
Sterling Remedy Co Chseago or Se~ GoEE
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

Il tosd ny employer that I oniy had -
cents 70 my nume w bat aid he So
i.fIs trie.i ID barraw d q me.''
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19
a BEAUTIFUL cIRL.s aFFLlr
TON
Fses. fas R<pssnsseaA. Fegsaale.. ~.

Frps nas R<Dae'asaa. feysaale. fss
he Tuekerx Of Versatile, Isss lfl...
for.a p.rsuts. are c1znrkssely sFzppsss Vs :
thxtr okil1re1 TheiT 6sEghter. I.zr1s :
razrsr1lxr, has E1vaz tkesu zses sa.e.,S
shs = et-e-n. s1d froz \ ssr0sS. hs.lts,
Etri, tsres yeazs asss bad bsceas usak ~
n.rs skrleton- she seemed 70 have . n,
81 all Her hIood h--rasss s-aFars al -
ally she bsca us re .riszft.a AZ rerT "a -.
trxtioE- Docfars dsa nof kssp ksr. "
Of the ffrns she was cc4fEsz1 % t@a ~,
r@ry zsryons ard trrirAsls, s1d sSz-asi :,
sks verge q 81. Nifzk dance
.-Ozs rornfnx Z sails Mrs Tack.r, "a,
Doctor told - - give her DR. W iilazrlss Fs.i
PsIls for Pale PeoTie " kich be hraG Sht -
htz- He sd BE wss treating a sslssi4 AZ CO,
with thes. psIis and ts-y were sszrin 2 tss :.
carzE We bggza xfvtag tha plIls aaa q,
Esxt day co9id s~s a ehsnxs for the bs.tst
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

Germany has a. Jet manifested no disBo-
lean hrirFsscs-
The Lamar register., 1898-02-19

Star Tobacco Is the leading brand OF
the world, because IL Is the best
Mexico exports about 100000 pounds Of
chewing gum 10 this couutry every year.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz, March 23.-(Specia, Correspondence of The Republican. J. Mrs. M. G. Hill, Mrs. Lon Forsee, Miss Mills, George Compton, Cart Zech, w. s. Johnston and Dr. Devore went to Phoenix today.
 c. A. Bowdell will be installed into the Woodmen of the World tonight.
 The graveling on Mill avenue still continues. The reason this is men tioned so often is because when gray eled, the avenue will be the finest street in the territory. But it is being graveled piece at a time a spot here and spot there as the property own CTS get ready to gravel their particular frontage. Much anxiety exists over the chance of it's not being all gray eled.
 A. J. Peters will ship two cars of hay tonight. A car of flour will go to Tucson tonight.
 The Odd Fellows intend to lay the corner stone for their new building on April 26, the seventy-ninth anniversary of the founding of the order.
 There has been considerable wonder at the large shipment of pickles which William Goodwin received yesterday There would be no wonder if it were known how many young ladies get their groceries at Wi1lie's.
 The Maricopa train was five hours late, waiting for the Southern Pacific train No. 20.
 Jack Gibson is on this side today.
 James Searles came up from Phoe- nix last night.
 The citizens political meeting takes place tomorrow night Tickets are being made for the city officers and the meeting promises to be interesting.
 Miss Abigail Smith will leave tomor- row night via the s. F. P. & P. for Los Angeles, where she will join her parents and accompany them to Alaska
 Charles Morrow has gone to the
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
CACTUS CREAM
 for Identifying the COMPLEXION. Removing Freckies. Tar, Moth, PimpIeS and otr CT Disco Orations
 For sale by all druggists
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of AnuaE. P. Fla tman Marsh deceas Notice is hereby given by the underslgneh 9d mil istrator of the estate Of Anna F. Ea Y m an Msrsh decea ed, to the creditors of a Ho al persons having claims ,a1nst the sa'o oe- ce -sed to extibit them with the nee ssary vouch rs, within foui months after the first pub icatlOn of this Il ,tica 10 the said admins trator at No POD West Washins ton stre #, city of Phoenix Arizona. the >.me being be place for the tr4nsnction of the business of said e.. tate in said county Of @ar'cops.
 LEWIS W. OGGINS Admi, i-trator win he will annexed of the estate of Anna E. F. Eastman Marsh deceased. D tea Ma ch 18th, 1898.
 First publ h. ill the 4riZora Republic an March 20, 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Annie E. Hinton, de Ct ed Nofice is hereby given by the undersigned adm nistrstol of the estate ot A unie E. Hinton, deceased, to the creditors of and .ll persons aving ella ms against the said deces sed, to ex hibit them, with the nece essay vOuct CTS, with ia four months after the fir-t ublicat on of this notice to the said adminisir .tor 6 the law office of L. W. Hill, her attorney in the Lewis hlock in Phoenix, Arizona, the same teing he place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Maricopa.
 A. D. HIN1ON Administrator of the estate of An.ie E. Hinton deceased.
 Dated this 18th day of March 1898 First published ill the Arizona Rt pa b.tcan, March 19. 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
Notice to Crt dit0rS.

Estate of William Lacy, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admin istrator of the estate Of William Lacy deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to rxhibit them, with the necessity vouchers. within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at his office in the Club Livery Stable on North Cen ter street, Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the tra sactiOn of the business oi said estate, in said county of Maricopa.
 H. L. GEORGE, Administrator of the Estate of William Lacy, Deceased.
 Dated this 4th day of March, 1898. First published in the Arizona Republican, March 5, 1898.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
CASH INSTEAD OF CREDIT.

BEGINNING APRIL FIRST THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN WILL FIX ACT CASH IN ADVANCE FOR ITS MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
 THE PRICE OF THE DAILY RE- PUBLICAN BY MAIL Is $6 PER YEAR.
 THE PRICE OF THE WEEKLY RE- PUBLICAN IE $2 PER YEAR.
 THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE IN THE SYSTEM GOVERNING THE REPUBLICANS CARRIER SERVICE. IN SENDING ORDERS FOR THE RE- PUBLICAN HEREAFTER PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT THE CREDIT SYSTEM HAS BEEN ABOLISHED.
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Jac ob H. Lyke, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned e administratIix of the estate of Jacob H. Lyke deceased, to the creditors of and sll persons having claims against the said deceased, to ex- hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with in four months after the first publication oi this notice to the said admins ratrix. at the of- flee of Frank H. Lynanp. Fleming binding, Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Maricopa.
 PAULINE D. LIKE, Administrative of the estate of Jacob H. Lyke, deceased.
 Dated this 18Th day of March, 1898. First published in the Arizona Republican G arch 16, 1898
Arizona republican., 1898-03-24
Notice to Creditors.
tate of Ransom N Vial decfased

Estate of Ransom NJ Vial decC ased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned eXecutrix of the estate of Ransom NJ. Viall de- ceased, to the credi ors of and persons h wing claims az ainst the sai deceased to ex- hibt them, with the necessary vouchers, with in four months after the first publication of his notice to the said extcutrix at the law of fl of Frauk Cox in the city of Phoenix, Ari- zona, tt e same being the place for the transact ion of the business of estate, in said eou' ty Of Mar .copa.
 ADA F.. M1CAY, Executrix of the estate of Rams m NJ. Viall de C ated.
 Dated this 18th day of NJ ,rch 1898. First published in the Arizona z.epub!it a n March 22d, 1898.