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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
Tien TSiiin

Un suizo que ha re esidido largo
tempo en- Tien Tsin escribe 4 un
peri6dico helvetico:
STien Tsin pasa por ser la ciudad
mas poblada de China, estimandose
su poblaci6n en- un million de almas.
Situada scbre Ell rio Pehio, q unas
diez leguas del mar, es uno de los
puntos mas importa del imperio
del centric. Desde hace af1os eli rio
es inaccessible q los buques de gran
calado, pudiendo entrar en- 81 sola
mente los de pequef1o tonelaje. Ell
transbordo de mercancias Sc hace
en- Taku, pequef1a ciudad en- la EN-
bocadura del Peiho.
Francia 6 Inglaterra han logrado
determinad das concesiones en- Tien
Tsin, que So hallan q distancia de al
gunos Kilometres de la ciudad, q la
cual se unen por un barrio populoso
La concession francesa esta habitada
en- gran parte por chinos y ha meio
RADIO muchO bajo la administration
del Consul actual El comercio ex
traniero empieza a i nstalarse al1f.
la conseci6n inglesa, de que es
tan excludes los indigepas, es ell
centro de los negocios. Allf Sc en-
cuentra la mayoria de los consula
dos, los Bancos y ptincipales casas
de comercio.
Las GALES SON anchas bien cuida
das y & uno y otro lado Sc alzan ca
sitas muy elegantes con jardin.
La poblaci6n extranjera Sc calcu
la en- 800 8 800 al mas, incluyendo nu
merosos misionerosl La forman en-
en- gran mayoria los ingleses, ha'
biendo tambien bastantes alemanes,
un corto ndenero de franceses Y al
gunos rusos, america amos, suizos, ct
cetera> Hay mucha vida social, exis
tiendo sociedades de todas classes:
sport, tiro, canto, orquesta y biblio'
| tecas. :
La poblacion inglesa es muy hos
pitalaria Y acoge m ~ amablemente
q todos los blancos. Ha tornado un
cuerpo de voluntarios, que segura
mente celebrara hab berselas con los
boxers.
Con las dotacion es de los buques
| y algunos Maxins, las propiedades
de los extranjeros NO creo que co
'rran peligro,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
Sabana Gran1e,

Hoy ha salido para Aflasco en-
union de su distingnida esposa nues
tro ,ilustrado y buen amigo Don An.
gel PanixRna, Tenieaate de la policfa
idsular de este pueblo.
Ell Sef1or Paniagua va hacorse
cargo de la capitanfa de Af1asco, du
rante Ia ausencia del captain Cue
rrero. 7~ ~.
Mucho celebramos yer cuanto
antes entire nosotros & los esposos
Paniagua qufenes han conquistado
generates simpatfas
Han terminado las novenas del
Carmen en- medic del mayor luci =
miento'.
En- dias pasados fallecio en- este
pueblo una sef1ora que meses antes
habla contraido matrimonio civil
mente. El padre Lebr6n SO oponfa
terminautemente al entierro del ca
daver en- Ell cementerio cat6lico. Ell
alcalde pesar de la oposicion del
padre cura orden6 ell sepelio del ca
daver en- dicho sitio.
No recordara ell padre. Lebr6n
que han cambiado los tiempos.
Sc halla enfermo gravemente
nuestro respectable amigo don Mi
guel Rodriguez por~ ~cuya salud todos
hacemos fervientes votos'
Ell. CORRESPONSAL. -
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LA REINA DEL CRIMEN..

Segdn telegramas que se han
recibido de Budapesth, sc ha descu
bierto enANacy Koros, bario de
aquella ciudad, a la autora de mil
crfmenes.
Teresa Gyulai, comadrona de
magnffica reputaci6n, fu6 'arrestada
y Sc ha confesado cemo la autora de
la muerte de miles de nif1os. El pro.
cedimiento que usaba era la estran.
gulaci6n de los recien nacidos. Esta
mujer llevaba un libro EN- donde re
gistraba todas las muertes q. hacfa,
sus nombnAe, los de los padres y. 81
sitio de residencia Ademas anotaba
la paga que recibfa por su trabaio
criminal.
La policfa de Budapesth ha 10 .
grado apoderarse del libro que reve.
Ia los nombres de j6venes y sefori
tas de lasleamilias mas prominentes
de la ciudad, y de muchos miembros
de la nobleza Hdngara.
Esa serie de cr1menes fue des
cubierta por una muchacha llamada
Maria Kuryas, que LENA de remor
dimientcs deseando evitar en- 10 fu.
CuTo Tales hOfrOreS, Sc preSent6 q
las autoridadesy les cont6 10 que
ella Saba acerca del negocio de Ia
comadrona Gyulay. La denunciado.
ra habfa tenido su hijo y 10 pudo
conservar vivo durante una semana.
al cabo de la cual, debido 4 los con
sejos de algunos parientes y & las
sugestjones de la comadrona, con.
sinti6 que 10 extrangularan.
Sc han arrestado cuarenta per.
sonas. El jefe de Policfa, que goza
de soberbia reputation, ha dicho
que en- breves dias centenares de
personas de las principales familias
de la ciadad ingresarfan en- la pri
sion.
En- ell libro de la comadrona
aparece que en- 10 que va de aflo, han
perdido la vida, q manos de~este
monstruo, mas de doscientos nj
| f1os.
La exitaci6n que estas noticias
han producido entire la nobleza, es
enorme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
Ciudad
subterTanea
In Londres Sc estudia ell proye

'Tn Londres Sc estudia elproyec
.s 1onstruir, bajo los cimientos de
80 gran Metr6poli, otr a en- Ia que no
faltarfa nala de 10 recomendado por
Ia hygiene. Alumbrada constante
mente por la electricidad, la noche
en- ella no existirfa; su profundidad
serfa motive para que fuera templa.
da en- invierno fresca en- verano, Y
grandes corrientes al ereas Sc encar.
garfan de limpiar las GALES y venti
lar las habitaciones.
Estas son las lineas generates
de un proyecto que, por atrevido que
parezca, ,tiene sus paftidarios, y tai
vez alg6n dfa ses motive de sorpre
90 u admiraci6n.
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oRco rt Julio 1906 oacna San Francisco
the eaaoHn 6A0o
IN ON.
J 3IIDURLAC ACH SPRINGER

cordialmente cens todos
permanencia Nep-York.
Les oecen sus seryicios desePene de eualqu aforme
pnedan percaente
los E Uu los d. Ia sa Tendran mucho gusto
Pedldo de nfores recba Immediate
Los pddos deachaan onud tas
Sc nos hagan ten1fan nuestro mayor cudado.
DURLACH Y SPRINGER,
Representatives. primeras los Eados
Gndos Comercian Comisionistas expotacon
Direction 30 New-York. X Puerto Rico
IA MAIDEN LANE.N Y. Cry 81
u s. H. San Juan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
NOTlCIAS
GENERATES

Por hallarse durmiendo en- un
balloon de Puerta de TERRA, fueron
detenidos anteanoche los individuos
Juan Cosme y Felix Trinidad. que
resultaron ser Yecinos de Rio Pie
dras para donde' Sc remitiran por la
ruta.
Aver le fueron decomisados al co.
merciaute de Puerta de TERRA don
Ramiro Infanz6n so cuartillos de le
che, por ell policfa Jesus Flores. Lie
vada para su analisis al Laboratorlo
Qufmico result6 adulterada con 9
decimas de aqua.
Ante Ia Corte de- Justicia de Are
cibo Sc celebr6 el juicio oral de la
causa seguida & don Jose Rodriguez
Policfa insular y don David Storer,
por desacato la autoridad 6 infide
lidad en- la custodia de presos. Di-
cho~ juicio Sc celebr6 eR tres sesiv-
nes. Representaba el Ministro fiscal
el LiceDciado Moreno Calde1on y
llevaba la defensa el Licenciado don
Elpidio de los Santos Terminada la
prueba testifical, la acusaci6n fiscal
y la brillante defensa del Lido. los
Santos, aco:d6 ell tribunal de confor
midad imponer a Jose Rodriguez
Line la pena de 6 meses de arresto
mayor y 25OO pesetas de multa COS
tas y absorver a don David Storer
con ell pago de la mitad de las cos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24

En- el Ahorro Lula 76 y la sucur
sal Cruz Fl de Jose Soliveras no va
rfan en- NADIA los precios de los artf
culos con motive del canje reducien
dolos al tipo orc. Entire esos artfcu'
los esta el vino tinto de California
cuya analisis qufmico en- ell laborato
rio de la Habana es ell siguiente:
De gustaci6n -Agradable-Sa'
Dor al Borgona-Alcohol -12 Elk
tracto por litro % gramos (Hondnot)
Materia Observation-Disclosures:
tos-Menos de gramos por litro
Acido Salicflico -Cero-Acidez en-
4cido sulfdrico por 1itro 4.8O gramos
Sfntesis Vino natural.
Dos americanos J. J. kealy v
John Soulon vecino de Santurce, tn
vieron anteayer una reyerta con ell
individuo Limo Felix, 4 quien infirie
ron una herida de la que fue asistido
por ell medico del Distrito.
Anteayer lego q nuestro puerto
procedeute de Espa11a, ell vapor
<Conde Wifredo, con rumbo q la
Habana, con escalas en- Mayaguez
y Ponce. Conduce carga y pasaje-
rOs.
Ha sido denunciado on San.
turce por la policfa un solar que
tiene en- dicho barrio don Modesto
Ojeda por estar en- malas condolences
higienieas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
SOCIEDAD 'ANO4TMA
1UzEIECTRTCA"

Ea sompahia ssta ampando e aumbrado
ratios podeF cumpmento
que 10 tienen solicado, Antiques ciene i
HA recibdo
de corto TEMPO
Sc popone tambsn naa ABANICDS PLANCHAS PARA PLAN
CHAR ROPA MOIORES PARA FABRICAS DE CHOCOLATE PRETAS
FAB6AS DE HELLO otras industas que puede apr
eidad i f "
Las n.e.sones Sc haran prevo pupueo sobrado
LA OoRRlENTR QUE UsA EsTA RMPRESA, E
:CONTINUA DE 10 VOLTS"
psero dc neun. elas. an 81 e,,e
sueods euando se emplean
z "coRRIENTESsALTERhAT1V
s. DE AGIA TENSION"
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J. T. Silva 6 Co.
Agesstes Priaasipales.
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iContrae I'd. I'm resfria-
! do cada vez que hay I'm
cambio de temperature ?
J klSiente I'd. irritada 6 LA.
! gada la garganta? Expert.
! menta I'd. fuertes punzadas
! en- el pecho e
! sIgnora I'd. que estas
son las alarmantes senales
k del :peligro, indicadoras de
la pulmonf4, la bronquitis,
Z 8 la mismA tisis2
: 81 esta I'd. adolorid0 y
ha enflaquecido reciente-
: mente, alarmantes en- YER
; dad son esas senales. Este
es ef problema que tiene
8 I'd. que resolver. "lPoseo
: la vitalidad suficiente para
) desembarazarme de estas
enfermedades p b fdcil
) precaver. La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24
Emulsion
de Scott

{ impide la tisis y un millar
) de Intermediates mas que
8 ataean 4 los debiles y q los
! de sangre empobrecida.
! LaEMULSION DE SCOTT
es el modelo de los reme-
{ dos, el remedio por exec.
lencia para la inflamaci6n
$ de Ia garganta y los pulmo-
: mes, los resfriados, la bron-
! quits y la tisis. Es una me-
dicina-aliment0 de una po-
: tencia notable. Alimento,
! porque nutre el cuerpo, y;
( medicina p0rque sana las
: condolences morbosas.
Z ScOTT-& BOVINE, Quimicos. New York. /:
: De venta en- las Boticas
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT;
Is info,zanGs exig,r la etiqueta de-
hombre con el bacalao cuestas por ha.
Der "conspiradores contra Ia salud pa.
hicat que ilenan CON cualquier menjurHn
los fiAscos vacfos dc la legftima de Scott,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-24

Asuntos judiciales y administra.
tivos, gestiones ante los .Tribunales
de Justicia, oficinas del Estado y del
Municipio, compra.venta de fincas
urbanas y rhsticss, acciones Bancos
Agricolas, Espafol v Popular. So
agencian prestamos 8 hipotecas.
descuentan documentos. Sc ocN t
cuentas. Sc hacen trabajos, 81 q
gl6s. Hay abogados norteaMdsgc8-
nos y del pals.
d. p
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Gang ga.

Sc veude un coche con un caba
llo americana nuevo. Vino de Nue.
va York hace un me s. Aprovechad
la gauga Informarkn San Francis
CO ndm. 95.
S SO
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
VICTORIA'S BOUDOIR

At Windsor castle one of the most charming apartments is the queens boudoir. which is upholstered in red damask and gold. On the door is written. in her majesty's own beauti- ful and neat symmetrical handwriting: Every article in this room my deeply lamented husband selected for me in the twenty-fourth year of my reign"
 Medallion portraits of all the kings and queens of England since the con- quest are hung around the wide bay window in this room. which commands one of the most magnificent views in the country. Recently the queen has taken to having her p-t birds in her own private apartments. and in this particular boudOir are kept a bullfnch and a linnet which her majesty bought a year or two ago. The queen has a great fJndness for these birds. which arr under the express care of a sprc.al attcndant.-Chicago Journal
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
IA WEST ADAMS STREET.

got in two wrlI-aimod shots at the captain before the enemy surrounded him.
 He Was called upon to surrender and lay down his arms. Mr. Hortsr laid down his kodak but said they could never break his proud spirit; SD they took him off to the barracks.
 TO use words not Mir. Horter's. his German was slightly on the bum. but he gathered sufficient from the conver- sation of the officers of the barracks to learn that he was a dangerous char acter and undoubtedly the shrewd SOY Of q jealous nation. Attention was called to MT. Horter's wicked eyes. His notes were read and the internal workings of his kodak investigated. For five hours he was interviewed in German by various military persons, who glOWered darkly upon him when he denied any intention of learning army secrets. After a time MT. Horter grew hungry. and his arrest became of secondary importance. The soldier who guarded him ate lunches of frag- rant German sausages but did not offer to share them.
 At the end of five hours the clergy man. under heavy escort, was taken to a place where a large sign over the door read, Criminal Bureau
 Here Mir Horter baked; he fell back on the traces, and refused to budge unles they would promise to notify the American consul and his party at the hotel, request which they had hither- to refused to grant
 They agreed to this. and MT. Horter went peaceably into the criminal bur eau, where he was searched. and dam aging evidence in the shape of q map of the city and a Cooks meal ticket was found upon his person.
 In the course of time representa- tive of the United States consulate arrived. and after considerable parleT- ing MT Hurter was reluctantly allowed to depart
 He says that his interest in German forts has prrrrptibly dccroased.-I'lri- ladclpha Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
LIVE BIRD SHOOT
Last Day of the Gun Club Tournament
 at Jerome.

Jerome, Ariz., Oct. 22.-(Spe2ial cor respOndence. of The Republican, )-Thc shooting tournament is q thing of the past and most Of the visiting sportsmen will leave for their homes todty. The whole cay yesterday was put in at Kirwagen X Haslscll's ranch shooting live pigeons for the championship medal in that line of spor. The fol- lowing was the result of tha champinn- slip event. No. of birds. 15. Aiken. 15; Pursell &; Mandsrfelt did not shoot score out: Hagler. 12: Hastings F: Holmes. l5: Hill, IA; Carlton. II: Pin ney. did not finish; Murin. 14; Graham l3; Bowman and Hawkins failed to fin ish score; Tvs. IA; StraG+hoff. II: Is Soglin. 13: Hart failed to finish sccra: Weber. 10: McNcIsh. H: Watkins. 13: Seavcr, F; Jordan. IA: Dock F. i0: Ad- ams1n, f.; KnOblo"k II; Miller did not shoot out score: Jackson. 70: Allison IA Aitken and Holmes were high with d clean score each, but did not shoot off the tiz. The birds were stu Did and would not fly lively. There was great crowd at the shoot and the ma joriiy did not get home until late in the evening. The live bird shoot. like the cont st at clay birds. was a pleas ant affair, and no trouble or disputes arose. The visiting members of the territorial clubs were at q great dis advantage in nc, having been accus- toned to shooting on the hillside If the tournament should ever be held in Jerome again. the visiting sports should begin praC ticing at home a month ahead al clay birds, thrown from traps stationed on the roofs of tha highest buildings in their towns. and should then get all the flaming machines they could rake up and turn on the air blasts to make the targets fly as they GO from the Jerome traps. If they had done so this time they would have done better shooting. They all went home satisfied with themselves and cling no.hing bu, kind!;ness for the Jercme people
 Gorge Ruffner, lndepenIrnt Cardi- date for sh riff of this county, arrived in town last night and has been shak- ing hands with friends ever since He will re urn to Prescott this morning.
 The Uncle Toms Cabin troupe ar rived in town this morning. The indi- cations are that they will hay q large audience.
 Great preparations are being made ny our republican friends to receive the big guns of their party h. re this week. A large turnout is assured the expo nents of Mckinley.
 The T. r. Miller company k having n stairway put in from the bank corner td the front of their store.
 The contract will soon be [ for the grading of Main street. The survey has been completed and work will be- gin as soon as the bids for doing the work can be received
 Bids have been received for putting in the water works. As soon as she contractors and the council arrive at an agreement the work will begin in earnest. We are to have water with
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
STAINS CRIMINAL VIRTUE.

There is a Spanish law that no sub joct shall touch the person of king or queen.
 Alfonso XIII. king of Spain. nearly suffered a severe fall from this rule m his childhood. An aunt gave him q swing. When he used it for the first time the motion frightened him, and h. began to cry. whereupon a lackey lifted him quietly out of it. and so. no doubt. preserved him from falling.
 The breach of etiquette however. was fragrant and dreadful The quecn was obliged to punish it by dismissing the man from his post At the same time. she showed her real feelings on the subject by appointing him immediate ly to another and hrtttr place in tha royal huuSehold.
 In another case a queen of Spain nearly lost her life in dreadful way owing to this peculiar rule. She had been thrown when out riding, and, her
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
A MINISTER'S s DILEMMA.
Taking Notes About q German Fort
 He Was Arrested as q Spy.

The Rev. George Hortcr, q mild. in- offensive. Iaw-abiding citizen of Cam den. N. J.. while standing upon the Qualifications at Cologne, Germany, this summer. broadening his views of life, improving his mind and incidentally taking notes for possible lectures in the future. was arrested as q spy. s, arched and detained for six hours in tn" barracks
 MT Horter, with joy in his breast and his kodak in his pocket, left his party one morning to see sights not men toned in the guide book. In the course of his wanderings he observed high earthen wall which obstructed his view. Desirous of learning what might be on the other side. MT. HOrter. with an agility that did him credit. scramb- led up the steep side and gazed ab1nt him with considerable interest. He found himself looking down upon the interior of fort A German fort seeming to Mir. Hotter worthy of men ton. he produced his note book, and, standing upon the wall, h.s figure sharply outlined against the sky. pro
  man forts anI German soldiers. Be fore recording his impressions MT. Horter took q few neat snap shcts of the fort
 He described the fort with great al tention as to detail. which took him some time. Before he had completed his notes ha observed that something. of importance was transpiring in the barracks, There seemed tn be excite ment and much running to and fro. MT Hortfr made note of this and glowed with pleasant anticipation. be- lieVin% that he was about to witness some event that would go down in his tory. Perhaps the news of the declIrl- ton of war with America or England or France had just reached thc hlr- racks. perhapS-but here Mr. HOrtcr'S dreams were interrupted by q company of soldiers who seemed to be coming in his direction at a remarkably swift pace. As they drew nearer Mir. Hur- ter was startled to observe that they seemed to be looking at him-m fact. that they were charging him. Al this point MT. Horter drew his trusty kodak and proceeded to defend himself. lie
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

foIce enough to put out q fire in the farthest corner of the next world.
 C. $. Thompson was in Pr scott oil political business. ana seems SD well pleased since returning hc must have been shown something that looked good tn him. He is q Kentucky d mo rat and never scratched d ticket in his life
 w. &. Adams will leave for the souh this week on q tour cr the county. He will let the people know why they should V6:r for him for the leeiSla- urc.
 IT. F. Campbell regular republican nominee for the legislature. returned y sterIIy from q pleasant trip to Con gress. O'iLve and other towns along rac line. where he Was making the T'- maintancc uf h.s constituents.
 D. n. McDONALD.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
SACRAMENTAL TOKENS.

After nearly a century of disusp. the ancient Sacrlmental token is to be Ia- Vlved again in moderate form in the Arch Street Prosbyt,r.an church. of Philadelphia. In the early days of the church little metal discs. called tokens. Were used ,D prey mt persons mimi al |" the new faith or unworthy of partIk- ing of communion. and Un enable a pastor tu satisfy himself that the mem hers of his flock We're fulfilling their re- ligious obligations. The latter .uson for their us,. still survives but is an swcrtd by the uSa of the communion card. The Arch street church will re vive their lis,' simply for sentiu utal reasons
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

foot catching in the stirrup. she was dragged. Her escort would not risk interference. and she would have been dashed to pieces but for the heroic interposition of young man, who stopped the horse and released mrr from Ter dangerous position.
 As soon as they saw she was safe. her escort turned to arrest the traitor who had dared to touch the queen's foot, but he was not to be seen.
 Knowing well the penalty he had i:;- cured. he made off at once-ned for his life-and did not stop until he had crossed the frontier-Answers
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

She-It's stran.r how the smallest things in life make the biggest diff cutics.
 He-Thats sa. Last night. for in stance, could find the house all right. but for the life of me I couldn'l find the kc:hol-.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
THE VERY LATEST.

Sunday School Teachrr-God lirss made the world. and all the beasts. and tin birds. Now. what was tn. last thing that he created?
 Willie Grecn-Why. I guess it's the bran new LIby that came to our house Friday. 1 ain't heard of anything lat- er-EN.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
BNlSIbNNNNSSNIS SNNNNNNN@ d7>sss

for tourists. Com plete city list furnished houses and rooms for rent; suites for housekeep- ing; city and country board. Weirick & Latham. g North First Avenue. Information free.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

MUSIC STUDIO VENDOME. 3l9 West Washington. opposite opera house, new progressive method for the guitar and mandolin. Nine years experience as teacher. I give spec ial rates, also special attention to new beginners Would be pleas Il to re- ceive calls and to display some of my pupils work. Shall be delighted to explain how easy it is to master the instrument all teachers hold as the most dihicu!t-the guitar.
 MRS. LEE M'DANELD.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

CERTAINLY THERE ARE TIICSE who doubt, but we have doubting Thomases everywhere. We also have way to catch a cuu.yn. Thcn why not way to menl it? Those who persevere are the ones to reap the benefit. Call at corner First avenue and Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

A St. Louis art school graduate re- gently TairtcI the picture of a dog un- der a tree % life-like that il was i'm possible to distinguish the bark of tn tree from that of the dog.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
ARTIST.
MUSIC TEACHER.

MISS DELLA J. CARR. TEACHEp of Voice Culture and Sight Singing. under most modern and approved methods in securing perfect breath control in speaking and singing. Tech nlcal science series for the piano: securing rapid and easy mastery of all technical difficulties, and guitar. special rates to a limited number be- ginning at once. 5G0 North Fifth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

DOMEsTICs. $S: Singers. $6. Supplies for all machines; repairing done. J. $. Elstner, 4O7 East Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

FOR SALE-l4 dozen chickens. Apply two blocks east and two north of water works.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

WANTED-Plrtner with $l.o0O to buy half interest in well establish q s, C. und-hand furniture business doing $lO.O00 worth of business a year. Ad- dress NJ. l.. Z., this office.