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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

LONDON. March Q. s a. m.-Msseking II
to be relieved as soon as the british force
already on the way from Kimberley can
raise the Siege. This force is described
vaguelysas strong" The Kimberley light
horse Is mentioned as a component part.
In view OF the fact that the Kimberley light
horse is under the control OF the he ne~rs
company Lord Roberts visit TO Kimberley
probably bad to DO with an arrangement
with cecil Rhodes 10 use this company Of
troops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06
Boer Raiders Active.

Boer raiders are uncommoniy active In
the northwestern section Of Cape Colony
where they are stirring up The Dutch. Mar
tial law has consequently been declared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

Gen. Buffers revised list Of casualties
from February u TO February q. .gisor %
men killed. Gst wounded and " missing.
district 10 tho Daily Telegraph from
osfoniean. dated Sunday says. The ifoers'
front covers eighteen miles TO tho s5uta
OF Modder river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

There are now practically three isriiish
armies in the field, one In the Free State.
one In Cape Colony and ono IN Natal an
that IL known about the nFe; and most inn
portani is that II IL IN Glove touch with .
body Of Beers estimated 20 number About
Geo men. Speculation as to the irc-
ton and method ef Roberts advance inss
tne Free State n quite worthless. - care
fully are she plans concealed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

Mr. Chamhcrlsin's raaucs, for a.soo addi-
tionai Australian bushuen is understood 20
be explained by the fact that the war a.
ice requires this force for the pursuit of
irreconcilahle Beers. who according 10 tile
intelligence department have been quietly
collecting great quantities or ammuuiti3r
and stores in the mountain Businesses of
the Zau,pansherg district In the north Of
the Transyaal. where they are preparing
to carry on a guerrilla warfare.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06
Rhode. and k-kewsch quarrel.

MT Rhodes and Col kekewich have had
differences OF policy. It appears. which
did not end with the relief Of Kimberley.
What shah do with himg" Col Keke-
witch is aaid 10 have wired 70 Lord Roberts.
who half humorourIy replied. according 20
story circulated at the clubs. put him In
chains"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

In Cape Colony Gen. flrahant and Gen.
Clements command two h0Fna ~ the army.
while Gatsere holds the Hain Bosr force IN
check. Gaiarr- and Clements wiii proirAs
ssy combine and advance on BioTsnfcnt~sn-
with Brasmat guarding ths fish, sauk Ilih
The Tlotite rosnnisis
This rnaxemeut vii he subsequent 10 lhs
scouting & a fine o. communication along
the lines of the Free state railroads. waich.
according 70 latest dispatches. eesns al
ynses accomplished
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-06

The nne xrsetea activity - me rat~
puieh ard ias Yepprfea likelihood ~ NEht-
ing bssMeen lham sss3 the isaNstes. sAGsd
hy nsnrf irtbaa having a Ers3Rs a9Ainst
ihe f9sfH, Is regarded - rather efainpas
The only other uNfgNafa GhAsa ~ tAs
military sltaatsn that critics car discern
IS the enforced Temporary Inactivity ~
The Natal army. aa instance of Hhieh IL
contained in ths Dispatches announcing
that flying colame 1htca attempted 20
iutescspt the fBp@s retreat ouiy sgcessAsd
IN SEWING tbs eugnY further aotth.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
A GOOD THING.

German Syrup is the special prescrip- tion of pr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German physician, and Is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discov- eri5s in Medicine. It quickly cur 3 Coughs, Colds and all Lung troubles of the seVerest nature, removing, as it does. the cause of the affection and leaving the parts in a strong and healthy condition. It is not an exp. ri- mental medicine. but has stood the test of years, giving satisfaction in every case, which it's rapidly increas- ing sale every season confirms Two million bottles sold annually. ROs- chee's German Syrup was introduced in the United States in 1868. and is now in every town and village in the civil ized world. Three doses will relieve any ordinary cough. Price T5 cents. Get Greens Prize Almanac.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
stock of fruits. candies. cider. nuts. q,

The Indian school football team vii put on the finishing tou-hes Wednes- da for it's game with the University of Arizona. Two changes have been made in the eleven since the game with the Normal school, and the team is play ing football that is much faster and better than it has heretofore shown.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The thealrical season has started well, but is resting now. Robson gave it most promising launching. but a most unpleasant Hull followed "Oiver Goldsmith Managsr Wagner had hoped to secure a good attraction for Thanksgiving day but could nelJ do so. The Jossey company will commence a weeks engagement on December 3 and on the 18th and 14th has secured The Star Boarder." A number of other plays of greater or less worth will fill in until after the holidays, when Mir Wagner promises a long feast of good things in the theatrical line.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

If anything for dinner is bnrnel. there is always the same excuse: com pany came. and caused the woman to forget what she had in the oven- Tn 1 town the size of Atchison. where so many women do their own work. the women who go visiting at meal times should be arrested.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
Wall Paper.

We have all the latest novelties in stripes in various colors, ingrains, prints, lilc,usta, etc. The borders for the ingrain papets this season are the prettiest ever made and are the swellest things of the season. The patteros in the cheaper qualities are handsomer than usual and if you are looking for pretty VII paper come and let Us show you OUT line.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The bicycle club is still in a lethargic but gives oCiJ hope of a re- vival in the sport. A series of runs are being planned and it is likely that the road race during the carnival will serve to arous> interest among the riders.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

MT. G. w. Mardis. at PIP west Wash ingt0n street. is rapidly building up a large business in curics of all kinds, and at prices which are very reaspna- blr. MT. Mardfs also carries a large
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Anyone hidden in room near by whJ will hear the Planola for the first time will surely think that it is q great virtuosp that plays; but after a While he will perceive his error because your instrument never plays false notes. For sale by w g: Jenkins. Temple of Music
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

are allowed to go out of the store. a fact which connoiseurs appreciate. as New York and san Francisco candies are fir quent!y stale by the tima they reach Phoenix. The foreman Of his factory has had years of experience in tn largest candy establishment $ in New York and Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Tourists and strangers call and see us. We make a speciality Of non-res- idents' interests.
 WEIRICK & LATHAM, Fire Insurance, Real Estate and Loans, g North 1st Ave Tel 2291.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The large number of fast tlors S owned by Phoenix lovers of fine horse flesh, give promise of much sport on the Center drive this winter With w, w. Cooks mare. Surprise; Al Gnei- wins pdcer. Black Patti; Jack Gibs0ns s bay pacer. Prince G.; Jim Gibsons brown pacing lilly; Rev. Dr. Penicks s fast mare. and Col. BreckenridGe's mare, and several others, there vvill doubtless be plenty Of good brushes. MT. Cooks mare is the spesdie of the lot and indeed it is doubtful if there is a horse in Arizona or New Mexico that could hold the big gray trotter level. She has shown a quarter at a 2:05 clip. and two yzars ago did her mile in 2:15. Mir. William Tiffany had exp, cted to usa his fast trotter, Juno T., in an effort to depOse MT. Cook from the throne of king of the road, but decided after h..s mares campaign in the east 70 leave her in In2iana where she will be pr pared for next seasons work. MT. T. w. PembertOn is another lover of fast horses, but has none here that are capable Of rapid work. His B1ydella, a stallion, now in California, is q fast one ana has done his mile below th= 2:2O mark.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

had a tendency to strengthen the mating market, and 'tis true it is costing US more today than it did a year ago, but we are still selling it at the old price. Our line is com plete. Ask to be shown it.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
Bedroom Suites.

We are today showing twenty eight different styles in bedroom suites. The largest line in the ter ritory. If you want bedroom suite you ought to price our line before buying.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

article, but it makes very good covering. We can give you a splen- did blanket for $2.OO, 1A in size, and in different colors. Ask to see our line of blankets.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Indian and Mexican curios make the very finest Of presents to send to east ern friends and the very best things for unique home decorations. The Phoenix Stationery and News Company has become headquarters for curiosity seekers and has just opened out one of the finest exhibits of carved leather work. Navajo blankets, baskets and drawn-work that has ever been seen here.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

q would go to church a great deal more frequently remarked promi- nent merchanIr to a Republican repre- sentative. If I did not havs to strain my neck in an effort to get view of the minister. I believe that if the la dies would remove their hats in church a gre2i4 many more men would go. but probably tce attendance would be bal anced by the loss of some women who would not attend church could they mol display their elaborate roof-gar- deas. Te:e ladies at the opera house have set d good example and ! would lika to see the church -goers Following su.'."
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

occupy the time of Rev. Dr. Halsay at the Baptist church next Sunday, and h5 will touch on a timely topic. It is a deplorable fact that good music is virtually a minus quantity in Phoenix churches and no one with half an ear for music could have the tsmsrity to assert that there is really good music in any Of the churches. and in some of .phem-sxe crable would be a charitable tsrm. In the Methodist church there has been the nearest approach to music and the chorus choir there, at tims s. has rendered fair quality of music. while at MT. Halseys church the musical programme has frequently been a good ore. The NJ thodist church has organized an orchestra which is contributing to thc musical attraction at ths church and it is regretable that other churches do not actempi to pro vide features which will serve to att tradG strangers as well as residents who believe in music as a religious educator.
 A. Redewell & Sons are heaC1uarters for fine musical instruments and the latest music. They handle Lhe best makes Of p:anos, have been in business for q years and in that tinie'have sold 1.2G0 planes in Arizona, $50 of them in Phoenix. Redewell nevr misrepre- sents.
 Phoenix people may reside in one of the cleanest cities in the country, but they find it necessary to occasionally submit their clothing to d.he washtub, and therein has lain q deal of troubl. There has been a dire need Of a first class laundry and a company of local capitalists have planned to fill the need. In building to be er5 Cted at 3rd and ASams streets, the new firm will be in cp=l9ion by January 1, and with d plant equipped wi9h all modern machin- cry ard under the management of J. J. Kolberg, of ShebOygan. Wis. a iaun- drynan Of ten years experience. win make bid for the work of people who want clean clothing. unmanglAd by in experienced laundryman anI without Icing dis oloIei CT ruined by processes used in Chinese laundriss.
 The strong favor which golf has found with Phoenix people will do moro than provide amusem nt for it's alvo- cai.es and the Country club in pushing golf to the fore. is unc3nsciously boom. ing Phoenix; in this way golf has grown to be the chief sport among ihe better class of people in the cast, and many who are. planning tp spend the winter in the west or south will go where they can indulge in their favor. ite amusement. Last winter many east ern pS0pin went to California largely because Phoenix could not provide enough anus ment. TO arouse thor ough interest," in golf here. and then to iot the east know that her golf players can find first-class links in Phoenix, will doubtless serve to send many hundreds of people her. and people Of d class that is most desirable.
 Tn very few cities cf the size Of Thoe- nix can bc found a clothing and gentle mems furnishing establishment which can he compared to Tn Hub. in it's reW location at is and 20 west Wash inston street. Mir. Thnraldaon net only
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Now that the season of outdoor sport is at hand the enthusiast should bear in mind that E. l.. Andrews & Son have a complete line of Golf. Tennis, Bass ball and Football Goods. as well as Photo and Bicycle Supplies.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF IGS
 ... MANUFACTURED BY e. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co,
 rg- NOTE THE NAME.

has she largest show room of any ex- clusively clothing store in the terrfto- ry. but his windows are marvels of size and beauty which may w5ll li- val many a metropolitan store. The Hubs chief speciatties are probably the Fechheinrer. Fishel & Co. ready tow ar clothing, the Rufus Waterhouse neck-wear Monarch shirts. and F.. & w. cellars. while every requisite to a gentleman's attire may be found there. The Cravanett5. combined Raglan and top-cc is the newest of the many novelties at the Hub.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
Crockery.

womans heart is hard to win, usually, but we have won many woman's heart with our beautiful Cnina. Tn American goods we handle the best both in plain white and in de- corated. In import goods we handle Havi- land X Co.'S. Do not be deceived when buying Haviland China for there are imita- tions on the market by the same name. The only genuine Haviland is made by Haviland & Co.,, Limoges, France, whose make we handle. For this week we are going to offer you some American decorations at the same price of white, which means about one- third off the regular price.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
Wall Tents.

They say tent life in Arizona is the most beneficial to invalids and we believe it. We carry all the standard sizes in stock and can fill
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
COmfOrterS.

In this line we have bargains all along the line. We start them at S1.25 and have them as good as $11.5O.
 The S1,25 is not as good as the one we sell you for $11.5O, but for the money we ask for it is indeed a bargain.
 The one for $11.5O is Elder Down, and say-its a dream. It comes in all the latest colors.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Pure. high-class candy is a rare arti clc, and Phoenix lovers of fine confec- tioas are to be congratulated that ths Donofrio confectionery is in xistence. Pur9.y and freshness are the essential qualities of good candy. and it is upon these two points that MT. Donofrio has built rp the fame Of his c)nfections. IT. personally sees to it that all the in sredier erts used in the product of h:s factory are of the highest quality and
 nothing but the very freshest candies
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The politician has taken his seat and Miss Society las the floor. In busy campaign times the social butterfly is lonely and neglected. Young America and his older brother have no time fc' her. But she bides her lime and new she is very busily engaged in blossom ing out into what promises to be tin busiest social season in tls history f this metropolis Of the southwest, In dancing, riding and driving. in picnics and mountain climbs acl ms Of all. in golfing, thsre will be busy times from now until May. Every club in the city and every other social orgari- 2al.ion has plans laid for the winters pastimes.
 Th@ Maricopa club naturally leads. as an entertainer of what is sometimes called the more exclusive circles. but the Country club will fill a wider field. The Maricopa club has already begun its series of dances and will give an- other on Thanksgiving evening.
 But the Country club-there is the piece de resistance. the climax, the acme of the aspirations Of brodle.' mindS q swelldom. Here thsf FhoeniX four hundred may blossom out in all its glory of red coats and knicker- lockers. scarlst jackets, snort skirts and caddies. Here the festive beginner in the Scottish sport may tangle his cluis in the sand, hammer the gutta percka balls through th5 sageOrush. work his caddy 10 death. and then wish that he Were born to blush uns, en, in stead of wasting his profanity on the desert air. in his efforts to acquire master-hand In the intricacies of golf. But seriously. the Country club is iuo fill long felt want. Tne links. on the grounds west If the city. ara nearly completed. and the club house will be finished within two weeks. The sides of the house are already up and al- ready one can gain an idea of the rus tic heau.y of the structure. The build lng Is intended to hold OuS th= idea of rustic novelty, upon both the interior and the exterior. The rough sides of the pine logs are turn d outward and tle wide porch upon three slices of the house will add to the beauty and com fort. The interior will be decorated ia q manner as unique as possible. All thg furniture will be of Flemish oak and the furnishings will b, of Orizntdl atylo, that work to be done by the la dies Of !He club. who arc taking great pride in the house.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

We can offer you real estate invest nleT,s that b. at lo2ning your money at 10 Der cent.
 WETRICK & LATHAM, Fire Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. g North 1st Ave. Tel. 22O1.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The Orpheus club, the chief musical organization in Phoenix, is busy pre- pairing for its two concerts. to be given during the winter. A new plan has just been put into operation for the adoption of associate members, and q large nun Der have joined the club. There are about thirty active members.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

It is anticipated that the opening Solf tournament will b held within thirty days and the opening is expect ed to mark a social epoch. EnjOyability rather than elaboratc1ess is intended to mark the occasion and it is the hope of the club leaders 10 make the house. warming rather a mammoth social, wherein all the members can become acquainted, iuhan a ms re formal so- c!al gathering. There will be music by band and luncheon will be served. while the tournaments will provide en- tertainmert on tn links. There will be medal and match playing and driving contests and some very fine prizes have been offered. The club will give two loving cups and Mrs. N. 0. Murphy. Mrs Harry Jones and d number of other ladies have secured the following contributions from the merchants: Golf purse. Mir. T. r. Hudson: silver flask, MT. E. Heyman; cut glass bon bon dish. Doris Furniture company; leather caddy bag. Pinney x Robinson; Spalding 1ofter, Mansfield & Rhodes; half dozen Rogers spoons, Richmond Day Luesley: rocke tknife. Davidson Hardware company: Spalding driver. F. l.. Andrews 6 Son. while Mr. J. w B@nham has offered a choice af his baskets and blankets for decorative purposes
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

All the world loves a Thanksgiving day dinner; in fact the feast of thanks is the paramount issue and Buxton is it's propae-- Upon the busy housewife falls the responsibility of the dinner, and she can make it either q burden or a pleasure. BuXton's market can make it a pleasure. Here are a few of the good things to be found there: Cocktail oysters, turkey, with fresh chestnuts for dressing, fresh frozen oysters, salmon, striped bass, rich, creamy New York cheese, ,camembert, fromage de brie. Roqusfort cheese, GOrgonzola cheese, Spanish, California and Arizona olives, pineapples, per simmons. bananas, Arizona oranges and grape fruit, Oregon apples. nuts, figs, dates. sugar peas, snowball caul- flower, biaachcd head lettuce for sal ads. crisp bieached- celery, red ripe to- matoes, French artichokes. wax, string and Lima b ans.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
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Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

lines of holiday goods and the rains have given them just the start that was necessary. Ths early snows in the north indicate plenty of material for an all winter supply of irrigation water. and. in short. the future has not often shed a brighter light on the val ley Of the Salt.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

Tn very few cities of the size Of Thoe- nix can bc found a clothing and gentle mems furnishing establishment which can he compared to Tn Hub. in it's now location at is and 20 west Wash inston street. Mir. Thnraldaon net only
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The turH2uts seen on Phoenix streets have caused the city to be known for its fine vehicles, and for this fame the Lawrence & Clarke Vehicle Company :s largely responsible. T'hsy are agents for the Columbus Buggy Company's output, and the hundreds of Columbus rigs sold in Arizona each year attest to their popularity. The Lawrence & Clark Company is agent for the Winton Motor Carriage Company.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

The hard to suit" people seem to S,and by the B. Heyman Furniture Co. after all. They find what they want there. Almost anyone is hard to suit when they get into the wrong store
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

In their new location at 90 and 9 west Washington street. and with very full and complete line of all the plraThernalia necessary to golf. base ball and football players. whecman and gunners. the Mansfeld-Rho1es Wh1el Co. certainly commence the sea son in a most suspicious manner The Mansllek- Rhodes Company is az mt for Stearns, Hudson and Barnes Bicy- clcs. and has one Of the finest repair shops in the territory. being equipped for all kinds of difficult machine and tire work, by the moss oxpsrt work IT. n.
 If you have GILT EDGE loln to cf- fer WE WANT TT on terms that WILL SUIT YOU.
 WEIRTCK & LATHAM. Fire Insurance, Rs al Estate and Loans, 32 North 1st Ave. Tel. 220l.
 sermon upon church music is to
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26

A noticeable feature of business life in the Salt River valley has always been the rapid growth oc any legiti- mate blG. mess enterprise when proper ly conducted, and the Aihanbra Brick company has been 2 most noticeable example of this characteristic. In its short lif5, of but a few months. the A1hambra company has achieved a rep utation which is rapidly extending over the entire southwest. The company is sending large quantities of brick % Prescott and Phoenix builders. Their brick have be used in the ncw resi- dences of Col. McCord. Dr. Jessnp and dozens of others.
 The rains of last We k and the great good to the valley from the resultant heavy irl1Cation have given q tremen- dous boom n business. In all lines of trade there is q most disc5rn.ble tone of confidence. Money has loosened q bit. there is q sharp demand for all staple merchandise and real estate has incre2sel in value tn an extent which is inss,imIbie. Merchants anticipata 2 very busy time from now until Christmas, nearly all have in their
Arizona republican., 1900-11-26
Blankets.

In this line we carry the best and the cheapest. We buy them direct from the factory and get them in large quantities. We can sell blan- kets as cheap as 85c per pair. This of course is all cotton and is a cheap