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The sun., 1900-12-25
TREATY SENT TO LONDON.
uny Transmits Amended Canal
Treaty Through Two Channels.


Treaty Through Two Channels.
Washington. Dec 24.-The state de.
partment has decided to send the amend
ments to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty to
the British government through two
channels, one copy being transmitted to
Lord Palncefote, the British embassa-
dor, and the other through Embassador
Choate mt London, who will present it to
the foreign office. 1t is the understands
!. ing that the state department will make
no representations whatever as to the
s.changes made in the treaty THE senate
y Amendments will be allowed to speak fol
tbgbemselyes. and the action of the depart
tasment in forwarding them to the British
government will be purely formal. As
the papers leave New York on mail
> steamer they should reach London about
New Years day, so that the negotiations
certainly will lapse over into the next
century at the very earliest
If can be authoritatively stated that
there has been no exchange i'll the
shape of written notes OF oral communl-
cations between the state department ana
the governments of Nicaragua and Costa
Rica that has developed n threat on the
part of those governments to refuse as
sent to the construction of canal III
view of the action of the United States
senate upon the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
An that is officially known of the atti-
tude of the two governments mentioned
is that their representatives here, Seniors
Corea and Calvo, thoroughly approved OF
the Hny-Pauncefote treaty as the basis
for the canal construction. Whether ol
not the changes made i'll that convention
will affect their attitude is unknown.
The impression prevails that not being
called upon to come to decision on this
point until the British government shal
have passed upon the senate amend
%1uents, the governments of Nicaragua ant
Costa Rica will not anticipate that actiol
by any declaration at this stage.
The British government has not up t.
this time given the slightest indication al
.ats its purpose OH the amended Hay
Pauncefote treaty, and it is understood
that the subject will not he taken up b.
the British cabinet until the draft of TIL
amended instlYment and the advices o
the British ambassador 1T Washington
are received. The general results hav
been briefly summarized in cables to tn
London authorities, but in matter 0
y this magnitude ~ would not act unit
they were in possession of all the data b.
mail Under. these circumstances it
Vsayidnnt tffat- the utterances of the Lon
,5ess to the effect that Great Britai
j I'm stand firmly on the Clayton -Bulwe
reaty. while indicating the popular an
Ito some extent the official trend of opir
Eon do not announce policy which ha
l{ossrmed any definite sanction thus fa
n on the part of the British government.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Arrestea 4 ror nohning Alger.

Chicago, Dec. PA man believed to
he James Mahoney, who in 1885 escaped
from state prison at Ionia, Mich, is un-
der arrest at Central police station on
suspicion of having. participated in the
burglary of ex-Secretary of War Alger's
residence in Detroit on Dec. 5. On Dec.
ii. the police state, NIahoney received
here at the Office of the American Ex-
nress company satchel containing sill
yerware worth 81 100. The theory of the
nolice is that after the robbery the rob
hers expressed the satchel to Chicago.
,rbe man under arrest admits receiving
,he sotchel from Detroit, but denies that
II contained plunder. The police state
that all the silverware was melted and
sold TO "fence."
The sun., 1900-12-25
BIG HOLIDAY TRAVEL.
Traffic on Delaware Railroad
Heavier Than for
Years.
Express Wagons Were Out the
Greater Part of the Night De-
Iiveripg Packages.

The traffic on the Delaware Railroad
is said to have been heavier yesterday
than at any Christmas eve day for many
years. The crowds who awaited to go
down the State began to arrive at French
street station early yesterday morning
and until the last Delaware Road train
pulled out shortly after 10 O'Clock last
night there was continuous crowd wait
ing for Delaware Road trains.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning there
We're so many passengers for down the
State that it was necessary to make two
sections of the train which leaves French
street station at S.13 o'clock and even
| then every coach of the two sections
were crowded. 1t was also necessary to
run two sections of the Delaware Road
train which leaves this city at 4.S4 o'clock
| in the afternoon.
| The traffic on the north-bound Dess=
ware Road trains was almost equally as
heavy. The train from down the State
arriving at French street station shortly
after o'clock in the afternoon was in
two sections and every coach on the
two sections was crowded.
The traffic on the Maryland division
was also heavy and especially the ac-
ommodation trains between this city and
Baltimore. On account of the unusu-
ally heavy travel most all of the trains,
especially the south bound, were few
minutes behind time.
| Although the crowds were unusually
large there was very little disturb, nee
around the station during the day In
speaking of the heavy travel yesk 4
afternoon, Detective William II. J6A n
4 who has been connected with the cofns
pany for number of years in that capa-
city, said; "It is one Of the largest and
most orderly crowds that have seen
at French street station during tba
Christmas holidays since | have
connected with the road. There he
but two or three arrests made dr.
entire day and they were made A..
loffenses." &Ey
1t was necessary to kee
wagons on the street the gree
last night to get the Chris
lagos delivered. 81, NJ
The sun., 1900-12-25
B. q o. WANTS FILINGS MADE
Will Then Take Up Matter of Build
ing Sixth Street Bridge.

]. Il. Cassell, division engineer of
the Philadelphia division of the Balti-
more u Ohio railroad, representing j. X.
Cowen of Baltimore, president of the
company, was before the Street and
Sewer Directors, at their meeting yester-
day and inquired why the city had not
filed in the approaches to the Fourth
street bridge over the railroad, which
was completed some time ago.
Referring to the proposition to build
Il bridge over the road at Sixth street,
he thought the approaches to the Fourth
street bridge should be completed first.
President Simmons pointed out where
the city had made concessions for the
benefit of the company. After the mat
ter had been discussed at length Mr..
Simmons said the board would make
an effort to fill in the approaches at
Fourth street within six months.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Christmas at the Opera House.

The Holden Comedy Co. opened
weeks engagement at the Opera House
last night to an audience which filled the
theatre. 'The Diamond Breaker" was
produced and the company scored big
hit. 1t will be repeated at the Christmas
matinee today. "The Crucifx" will be
presented tonight There has been big
advance sale.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Treat for Newsboys.

Newsboys from Wilmington who serve
the Philadelphia Telegraph are looking
forward to their visit to Philadelphia
today with much pleasure. They will
attend a vaudeville show given at the
Academy of Music, that city, under the
auspices of the Evening Telegraph. The
Wilmington newsboys will be in charge
of Wilmer butcher.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Police to the Rescue.

Three colored men from near Green
vile, brothers, Lopes by name, started
an argument with some white men at
Sixth and Shipley streets early last even
ing. A number of other white men
and started to give the colored
nen a severe beating. Captain Kane and
several officers interfered and prevented
the colored men from being seriously
hurt
The sun., 1900-12-25
Remembers His Friends,

Elwood Krause, the genial proprietor
of the Hotel Western, always remembers
his friends and patrons on Christmas by
giving present. 1t is always a gift
which they will keep and prize during
the ensuing year. This Christmas the
gift is in the shape of handsome pete
book and wallet.
The sun., 1900-12-25
SOCIAL AND:PERsoNAL.

William s. Prickett is at Fagg's Manor
for Christmas.
Sarah S. England will be with Fair
vile friends over Christmas.
Charles H. Richards of Georgetown
was in Wilmington yesterday.
Former Congressman L. Irving Handy
celebrated his birthday yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Greely Knowles
are spending Christmas in New York.
Miss Perla Grant of Strickersville, Pa,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Greta Tay-
lor.
Mrs. William Cause of this city has
been spending a @e,s days at Kennett
Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herbert Mullin of
West Chester are in Wilmington for
Christmas.
The Rev. DIR. j. S. Sagebeer and fam
lily Of Georgetown are spending Christ
mas with Rev. Richard B. Cook.
Miss virlA mia Lyons, John Collins an,
Mrs. M. n Seaman are spending tn
holidays in Bashingts '''s, .,
Deputy - uIl11
Cooper, Jr.,
1 l(ibrisfmas vi
The sun., 1900-12-25
Groceries for Poor Families.

Special Agent Frank Stout of the So
ciety for the prevention of Cruelty to
Children recently received donation of
money for the benefit of poor persons
Christmas and he expects to provide
groceries of various kinds to 10 or Is
families.
The sun., 1900-12-25
saloon Bill For buffalo.

Buffalo. Dec. 24.-Former Corporation
Counsel Feldman has drafted bill which
the Saloon Keepers union expects tt
have introduced and passed at the com
ing session of the legislature. 1t provides
for saloons in this city keeping open al
night during the. Pan-American exposi
tion. The bill provides for closing sa
looms at midnight Saturday and keeping
them closed upJil l o'clock Sunday after
noon. 1t does not seek to amend the
Raines iaw, but merely applies to Buffa
10 during the exposition.
Job printing Of all kinds done at this
office.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Promises to be a Big Success.

The fair started by the women of st.
Peters parish in Pyle's Cycle Academy
last night promises to be big success
in every way. The proceeds will ge for
the benefit of the improvement fund for
st. Peters Church. There was large
crowd present.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Went TO Her Relief.

Lewes, Del, Dec. 24.-The wrecling
tug North America left Delaware Break
water at 1920 a. m. to go to the assist
ance of the steamer Antilia, stranded on
Great Egg Harbor Bar. The sea is
quiet, and it is expected that the North
America will be able to get the Antilia
off at high tide.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Had His Foot Mashed.

w. J. Anderson, of No. 513 West Sec
ond street, blacksmith's helper in the
employ of the p, w. & B. Railroad Com
pany, had his left foot mashed yesterday
morning by a piece of iron falling on it.
The sun., 1900-12-25
To Hold an Xmas Festival.

The Christmas festival of st. Andrews
Sunday School will be held in the church
next Friday evening. The children are
to meet i'll the Sunday School room at
71O o'clock and the services will begin
in the church at 7.3O o'clock.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Damaged BY Fire.

Pullman car Savannah of the Atlantic
Coast Line, was brought here yesterday
to be rebuilt. BY the explosion of a
gas tank under the car several days
ago it was damaged by fire to the extent
of $500. 4 80
The sun., 1900-12-25
Married at Salem.

James w. Ford of this city and Miss
Lizzie f. Bacon of Salem, N. j., We're
married at the latter lplace last evening.
The ceremony was Witnessed by many
friends from this city. After a short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ford will
reside in this city.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Ash COLLECTORS, Christmas.

As this is Christmas Day the ash col
lectors will not make their rounds today.
On each district during the remainder
of the week the collections will be a
day later than usual.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Company A Lost.

An exciting game of basket ball took
place at the armory last night between
Company A and the team from the West
End Reading room. Company A team
was defeated by the score of II to 6.
The sun., 1900-12-25
The Preachers, Association.

Members of the Wilmington NJ. e.
Preachers Association discussed "The
Atonement" at the regular weekly ses-
sion yesterday. The Rev. John 2. Otis
was the principle speaker.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Buried in West Chester.

Mrs. Adaline B. King OF No. 615 Or
ange street this city, was buried in West
Chester, Pa. yesterday. The remains
were removed from this city to West
Chester over the w. 4 n. railroad.
The sun., 1900-12-25
win Render a oantata.

''santa Claus Triumph" is tho title
of the cantata tt9 be given by the Bible
school of Delaafare Avenue Baptist
Church next Thursday night. Elaborate
arrangements hnveV beeIv made aItl an
enjoyable ChristmasY festival is assured.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Held a Bazaar.

In the Temperance House, in Hoe
kessin, for the benefit of that house. the
young men of Hockessin held home
made candy bazaar. A neat sum was
realized,
The sun., 1900-12-25
Park Commissioners Reappointed

Resident Associate Judge William G.
nance has re-appointed Col Henry
I. Ju Pont and William z. Bancroft as
park commissioners for full terms of
six years, from the expiration of their
present terms ON the last day OF this
year.
The sun., 1900-12-25
,<,,,ea ny Bursting Beer TANK.

New Haven, Dec. 24.-By the bursting
~ ! heer tank in the Qiiinnipiac brewery,
N this city, Sebastian joss, % years old,
#n,at instant death. joss and his assist
George Reischel were engaged in
[Mh 10 y,sne off the beer from the tank which
barrels. Without moments
"a pipe, in the tank burst with
aad in another instant the
flew into the air and
kge burst the bonds y
~ oak timbers fcM
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The sun., 1900-12-25
Bridge Completed.

Residents of Marshallton have a
Christmas presents today i'll the compile
ton of the public road bridge across Red
Clay creek. Inc planks were laid yes
terday.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Brokers omces Closed.

Owing to the fact that the New York
Stock Exchange closed on Saturday until
Wednesday to observe the Christmas
holidays, all brokers' offices in this city
were closed yesterday.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Fiftieth wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Taggart of No.
$50 West Sixth street celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary last even
ing. A large number of old friends were
present and an enjoyable evening was
passed.
The sun., 1900-12-25
Gloves for Council

Clerk of Council Mort
Ryan yesterday preseE
and each member of f-'
with a pair of kid glow III
The sun., 1900-12-25
Peck Reaches

Peck Reaches = ~
Washington, Dead
Peck, commissi
ed States at
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life-ssyers has
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Job printing Of all kinds done at this
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The sun., 1900-12-25
HIS TOO MANY
IRONS IN The
FIRE At PRESENT
England is Too Busy to Inter
ftre in the Cana'
Matter.
HAY TRANSMITS TREATY
The Amended canal Convention
Forwarded to London Through
Two ChanneIs---A ttitude
of Nicaragua and
Costa Rica.
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Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
ORIGIN OF DIME LAND"

The original song. "riNie's Land. was composed iu lS-9 by Daniel Em- nett as "valk-around' for Bg ant B minstreis NIr. Emmett Frequently heard the performers in a circus make the remark. "I wish | was in Dixie. as soon as the northern climate began to be too severe for the tent life which they followed. This expression sus. gested th. song. "DiEie'- Laud.' l. made a hi, at once in New York. and was speedily carried to al. parts of the Union by numerous bands ur wander ing minstrels. Tn the fall nr lSi1 Mrs. John Wood sang it iu New orieairs in the burlesGue of "Pocahoulas.' and b. fore a week had passed the whole city had taken i, up. A New Orleans pub fisher saw possibilities in the music. and without the authority of -h- com poser had the air hamoniz-d and r.- arranged. issuing it with words em- bodying the strong spv,h.ru feeling then existing in New O.I .au=.-LalieS' Home Journal
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
INTERESTING STATISTICS
Prosperous Condition of the Baptist
 Church of Phoenix.

At lhe recent annual meeting of the Baptist church the following officers were reelected: Deacons. B. T. GuIett. P. T. Buus. L.. D. Coggius. W. H. Covuezs. J. WiX Thomas. Trustees. C. n. Doris, p. l.. Kay. l.. ". Coggins. Robert Garuett. II. C. Feelings.
 The following is an abstract of the reports of the church and it's organ ization~: Church contributions-Aid at home. si5.S>. home missions. Se>70; foreign missions. S@o55; Galveston sui ferers. $1s.aG; total. S19.49. For home work. S1.44o.
 Sunday school scholars enrolled, 252: increase. go: average attendance. 96.
 Expended for missions. $2l43: sup plies. e,c. S96.@6. by Barara class, $61.2o; total by Sunday school. $11N99.
 Kinks Daughters room iu Crit tenton home. $5o. home for mission- aries children. B: sidewalk Sl2
 Ladies Aid Society. $72.4G for church purposes
 Womaus Missionary society. $44o>: Young Peoples Union, 5774o. TotaL &2.0-91g.
 The clerks report shows ten received by baptism. twenty-rwo by letter, dis missed. twenty, died. four: present numhel lg5.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

A. r. Snowman of the Mesa Flee Press is in the ciEy t9 spend sunday.
 NIr. Charles F. l. ary of Nv York city is late arrival and can be found -at th. 8UmHay.
 James r. Kelly. a newspaper man from st.<PauI is in the city and will spend the winter here.
 Mrs. ". '. Rumrey. who has been in the east fir lH last few months. re- turned home y.-teIday-
 Miss Hsaai Th.mp-1n of Chicago ar rived a.. last week and has taken quar-. r- at the Elmrey.
 Miss Flora Harvey. the principal of the Indian .hooI. left Friday night for Kansas ou d three weeks business trip.
 Albert II. Horton and Alber, II. Hor- ton. Jr. and Miss Mary H. Horton of Topeka. Eas.. and W. X. Brainerd of Cleveland. O.. are at the Ford hotel.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
FOR SALE.

5-o acres .@dlr E--heye canal with h9us- and Improvements, for $lO per acre.
 F.ve-acre lots on 2TcDoweH road op- 1a5ite camp grounds and but one block from end ci car line. Large OF small residences for cash or on inz,aHmsuts.
 It is a peculiar sensation to ricl, or @"se5 from Your own ue=s. Buy fine grove of EayeIs before crop is mar Ileted and try 1t.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
Evecy aan who j8 his oYa doctor has q f0oI for a lss ns'c@

,~.----sF tu-s,r who treats you -HCUId
 iS1a[-CisSe suov absolutely not only What
 urgeu i- ajtsg.ui, but also the complications
 oi jEg disease. H-. you nervous "uG uusrTuuE:
 Are ya.r. thoughts confused" Is your heart
 irrCgu.aE' Does N L-t., skin -rr=tru slowly
 Ea@l' .G- yp.r ir.rt- tiff and lsfne. To you
 feel dizzy and have suats 5uarjug before your
 eye-' Eu goH have any symptom which Is IT,
 regular and you co not understand. such
 symptnw- 4Tj COT Cit.gls gre suspicious and
 ciav 500, lend tu H Slsrts-- q. hUps.n- duRu
 ~tulo. Don't experiment.. Get the best D-. EIHau-l has success --tu.lv treated cHse- like vigorous, t-t.uE you for the place uuich ua,uJc iu-.G5" "i you for. Beware ot ignorant ineNr,risnced doctors. patent medlrlu ouack rameo .- electric re-ts and eL other cheap
 i-eI .HEgs. EI. ". VI. 2lbSaEd ls q thoroughly 11ucGpca SI sc-li1zt, he !s d STIC-a-e ot t:arvss-a Hctlr.t college His fcpEt4iHu taroug-e eut rac Soutawts. 1s jror- ana.' 2 -.faU I-a.L He makes spcc.a't- of .-n..H1 ~--.- which have h3t'.c --- -i-..i of rle gl. .uafE -.r.f.H .r1-tiangr- Years ago he 5i--sr-"3 .a. u'. time I..taa''~ nt Ire. ting rasauir UI--a.,@. sud hy extended -n,.u;iHc research ...'HE-l. ne" 1-''o"- winch have EFuH .f.aa I.l r,. hing -..U.a'.n.. u S rel ,lau. .H r .au hanks gi HAoau Y, all the county aul .arr..urit. officials. as well as the re".. -.fl.lt.n u-..n~- men uI Ari-uI- The Na"'or !. ruan-t g...a rur ~.uh. U your "7s" is rlu.r.a .u..H ..l yuJ ~o. T u"j. .s VIII lraHh.E -a lu-u-n you Thus l'l ":- save , time. money aud gTI--h-. EJ charge for CJLz 14tat1Ol.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
Dr. HinD2rd

and Bladder diseases. His prc-ctniueut sue cess is ..as l1 exceptional ability. .ong e7,- perIencs and au-elul. -eliabill.y. Iii, treats scientifically 5sxUsj Debility and Seminal Weakn esz, completely restoring thel- terrible uuaCrUtu-ug conditions. Spec ou~ and destructive effects speedily and F.rsu- aueuty cured. No -uatier who has failed Dr. Eli oDayd will cure you If yuur Case ls cErabia. Cancers, tI.ar- and INfHr-.-l Gruwtus positively removed wi,hnUe the
 knife or severe neH~u---. L-~ .iG"l....- sl office. Delay ls dangerous. Ho En. Wr.r until too IHtr. li Uo>-'uia always Da eEzIu-
 iusd by an export. Talk. with him and judge yourself tI his integrity and ability.
 r0nsgl gltatlunErea. Hours. l0 To 12, to .', 6 to 7 Office and laaora.ory. -i-2S South second
 Avenue, HitLurd EUll.ing. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
Cancers and TUIn0TS Cured
 w1rE2H5 E2FTn. GAE DR. HIbBa3J

removes external groWths by l1sa4il'Cl creation. Ills method .s safe. sure a.:I successful. ugm- erous tcsumon'H.s and specimens removed C"n
 be seen at office The doctor maas-5 -rer.alty
 or chronic disease. and removal O. "n"orn". -1o"ths. The guile i~ failure iu a large per cent ol eases. Dr HirruTd'S method Is sue cess. Ills system lS rational and -.l-rt.ot. IFou-audS die annually in fua United SrHtes 'eganSe ph~yCl4n- #~ a ru'c do pot LuurT-f fauo tLr disease. They caG 1t Gururlblr and # they do auythinV they resort to the knife. There i- remedy a treatment without severe !. ea-. .lre>
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
HUNTING PARTIES

Vii. do well to consult vilh 2T-. r. ". GillctJ, general agent of the $. r. ?. S- r. Hallway company, iI West Wash instou street. city. wra can assist in directing them to good quail and rdb- bit hunting grounds within easy reach and at low rates Ot fare.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28

Dr. L. C. Gonzales. q graduate of one of the best dental colleges in the east. and who has had the leading practice in Prescott for six years. has located here and opened offices in the Gotten block, corner Washington and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
UNUsUAL DENIAED.

These cluua.s Erw b-iu" circulate T bs- Hdr,weu G Ham8kar hay. created havoc tn th photo liG. Upwards n. 1000 VIII b= circulated during this sep ies. which .s about 1-0ap m.r- than ever sold at any uu- time before. Any one holding these tickets aGJ "sntin- work f1- Xmas will do well l1 call al unce.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
SANTA FE ROUTE.

On and a1,er November 1a CaHroruia Hni.-G train service will again b. at the ,CmmaaI ur our patrons. This rausraa.fuoutal palace ou Wh 4. runs on its merits. Get on ana ride. No extra charge r.. ". GILLFTF.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
F. 4. SPAULDING
 No. II, West Adams Street.

Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnarshto N. orr F is hereby givau thai inc trp known sS Gas"rG E Parker. doug tuSiu ~s rI -r N"rt' S-couI avenue, has this tue 18th i3y oi September, dissUlred by mutual con II. L. Parker retiras and A. J.Gosurt will co0tsuas th- hu.f.os-, and resumes all iu- "rb.educss and collects all uccouLt-
 A. J. COS ART,
 II. J. PAEkEE.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28

and method whereby Cancer can be cure q and with lifr|a pFia and complete ~a..'N- Do not be deceived it you RUye H growth n"
 matter how sluHIi whether painless or u1t lt is spIc.ou~ and should Doe irumed ediEte.y removed before it's too .ofe. Judge. the doctor by tae cures he makes E"v cr.tuaT. Do tor tries 10 do tuo much Is ~egJt.f~ his itcCit!Is and becomes proficient iu no particular branch. Like d jack Of all frade- h" .- m.~'.r oi none. The sFjI. experience and --.CuGi, ability cf Dr Hubbard are 'mgu,>tonoa hasiGcs he does by others as he would like to Ue done by Consultation free. Gall or H1cre-S Hubbard hUldiug, .6iS south second Avenue, Phoenix ATiZOnu- uuurs Ig- IL U ..
Arizona republican., 1900-10-28
SANTA FE. PRESCOTT Gs PHOENIX
 EY. CO.,. PRESCOTT 6 EAST

Overland train leaves Phoenix daily at SD d. m. for san Francisco, Los Angeles. Denver. Kansas City and Chicago We have ao "- come H. no "Cannon BaI' usr 'Tnunl-rJo.," trains. but We have the Real Thing" known as the "Wiag-.-s Flyer We made Phoenix and we can make Time" r. ". G-LLETT,
 General Ag-nt.