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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
STICKY TAR
For an Editor Who Wrote
About q Politician

BRAINERD. MINI. sept. s--W. s..
Cox. editor 81 the Brainerd Arena.
was kidnapped ~ three men, taken
two miles out ~ town. tar poured
;over hts head and feathers applied.
The attack is believed n be the re-
suit ~ "a publication rejecting upon
q prominent politician.
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The oussn Of Hsysi'

The Queen - Hsytt" VIII finish
the week az the Seattle theater. tn
cludlnz the usual Saturday matinee.
II sfii retains its hold on public
favor.
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teliigenee tn render tragedy without
rant pathus without whining. anA
humor without silly anectation saa
Is one dramatic nEurr whose per-
formaueu j. equal 70 the advance
notices
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MoxlnR Plctures

The searehlight II doing well with
ifs latest program. An interesting
exhibit = the panoramic pictures 81
the Paris ezDoaitlOn-
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AuclIoM hLIEA.

r G HICKERTON. general auction.
Ger 1919 First avenue.
JOE MAMTfS. general auctIaneer.
i1es Third Ave.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DR.. J. G. STEWART. specialist In
diseases of women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, BOSTON block.
DIR. MILES, removed To Isle Heus-
sey Bldg Srd 4 Pike. Tel, Green 7s6
DIR. VAN DYKE, diseases OF wo-
men, chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. HINKlE. 2lt-gl2 Mutual LIE
bldg. Tel White 5sa. res Run gh.
DIR. FALK-7S ~ starr Royd bldg
Tel. Black Sb6. res Green 1851,
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coNl RAcIoR lac euILpeRs.

BRoMLEY q Wells. general con
tractors. II starr-Boyd building.
Tel Matn $50.
soDERQulsT.& RosELEAF. shops
at ets1a1 spring street.
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pYeINa ANp cLeANINo.

Partisan bye WorksWe call for
clean. press, deliver your clothes
ONCE itlS LIST ave. Tel Main l0I4.
AMERICAN steam Dye works. flls
Western avenue. Phone. Main 7q7
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes tn shape $3.50 month: dye
ing, repairing. 1000 3rd. Bun ioo4
HIGHEST prices FOR cnst-on cloth
Ing naNe TaYIor. 10 Sthrr- HnNd n
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ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call at Lamb Sisters. $40
3ll Collins block.
LYNCH 4 SHAW, 49, Haller bldg.
Mdme. A. S. smith. 81 Hlnkley blk.
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Albert Nelson Dead

Albert Nelson. who Was hurt ssy.
ersi weeks aEn IN the Washington
street counter balance. died yestrr.
day az the seattle General hospital
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PLUMBING.

HAZLET'r \ MULLfN@ New work
guaranteed I year. Tel. Bun 1894,
Geo. a. Woodhouse CO, Tel Main 90
RAUTMAN Plumbing Co hum al.
BAKER & SON. phone Black 1904.
THEo. TURNER. Tel Green All.
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}. NJ. WRESTLING.
kssrsrsssnes fa.w rfafmffN

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of the stoek-
holders Of the Seattle Cereal CO. VIII
be held Al the Office 81 the company.
Nos sea and BOG Railroad avenue. S.
attic. Wash. Monday. Sept 9Th. 1891.
at o'clock =. M. for the purpose o.
electing a board 81 directors and for
the transaction Of amy business props
cr To come before the meeting.
J. G. DEFINING. JR.. Secretary.
Seattle. August s6th. 1901.
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FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN Private money az low
rate Of Interest. Gron. pamus 4
osner, ioi Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rlson & Eahelman Mutual Life hid
OLYMPIC oil co. ~ Halter block.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
Observation-Disclosures,

c. EGAN. dramatic ana
operate coach. special summer
course IN all grades OF dramatic
art elocutiun. voice placing, oper-
attic force Tuesdays and FrldayA
Suite 6a. Holyokp block
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ARCHITECTS.

JONI CHATHAM. architect = "a
Mcdonald Block
b. W. lf0uaHroN. u4-iI collins
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nANka

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
'apltal stock paid IN. ts2s go sur
Plus 60. ebo
} Furth. pres J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. X Y. Ankrny. cashier
correspondents Ia principal elite.
IN the Tinted states and Europe.
National Bank OF Commences
PAID ap capital sIg0 co.
Trnnsaeta general banking business.
u 6. Henry. pres: r. r. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
ssis psne,i. sssl; BoxeI tor Hss.
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK 0F
SEATTLE.
Paid ~ capital $3.50 0oo
General banking business transacted.
}. y. Hog IT. pres ~. MrMIek.
~. vice Pres. L. Turner. cash. II
= fafkharst asst. cash. Exchange
on principal eitiss - q. r Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
~ seattle. a general banking busi-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 20 ooa
a. ChBbefE. pres 3. 4. Crondahi.
lsi vice pres a. IT. soeiberg. cash,
}. y Laue. asst cash. No branches
Ihs essadiaa sank Of cOmmsre.
"h''ai Esa az ....+'.... Apea.eV9
fEight milton dollarHI
surplus .sss............ g. 8ad Go
Interest," allowed on time deposits A
general banking business tranaa cfea
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner o.
James II. and Second Ave.
=. A. CAMERON. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike ST Capital
paid up. iieo eoo. l.. {. Neufelder.
pres. J. Il. Hayden. cash J. r
oroenleaf. asst. cash Commercial
81 wings and trust business.
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Diamond Ice Thagn aha; you
need 90 keep coat Tel Main insg
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT Or
the sfate % Washington. faE he
County Of King Annie innsz
plaintiff. IS. David Innes. deten1-
ant. Summons b. Pubiicafien- N.
p eH1
The state u Washington u tks
said David lnnns. defendant. la
are hereby summoned TO apyNAT
within sixty days after the date &
the first publication 81 this sazr
mons. fa-wit. within sixty days AZ
ter the sth day Of August. A. D. ~.
and defend the above entitled acie1
tn the above entitled court and AZ
swer the complaint q the plalnfir.
and serve a copy Of your ansNsr
upon the undersigned attorney -
plaintiff at bis Office below stated.
and in case o. your failure 80 e a.
judgment Will be- rendered aEAlaEt
YOU according 20 the demand of ~
complaint. which has been fled vita
the clerk q said court. The obtecs
Of the said action. set forth IN ~
complaint. il as follows. To obtain
decree Of the court above names
diyorcing plaintiff from the bonds ef
matrimuny with said defendant g
the grounds q cruel treatment and
non-support.
j. NJ. WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
f09-il Washington building.
T. .. address Seattle. King coun-
". state of Washington.
Date Of first publication. August
?. 1901.
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PATENT ATTORNEY.
Personal

BARGAINS In second hand house
hold goods, cali At Red Front Fur
ntture Company, We can give YOU
fine second hand cook stoves bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new. for half the money.
no and il2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates of all maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The {. Y. White Ad-
Vertising Bureau. New York
building. Seattle.
GOOD things 20 eat. home cooking
only. Toe and up cheaper than
housekeeping Home restaurant
and hakcry. 99 Third avenue.
SEE Lloyd Rrlscoe q Iloyd T5
Hinckly block about building vour
homes for cash or deferred paw
ments
THE cheapest place to buy OH ana
gasoline Is from the Olympic ON
Co. sl7 Third avenue. Tel Main
9gi.
.oNYpONOR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita.
tons, Ga Mcdonald block.
LADIES try "A bath Mrs. TAFT care
ful massage. sii Third avenue.
WANTEp-old gold and silver. Tie
Hensel mia. ieweIer IS Hmckley
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
low prices, Corner 9TH and Pine
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DENTISTS
EssMAKERs.

a. ". rH1lLlps, % neussy blk.
Chicago penfai Co. sass HinckIev
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RUBBER srAMpa

coaAEHe4L 8TANP wd1er-
seheuefman Book no chsrriys,
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TAiLoRs

EEATrLE slow 90 q N =. =.
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sroaAoe AND wAasHouss


500 10 oeelasuiai aee.. hea.s
xaoaa. etc. JscobH. Tfenhalms Il
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pRIHTlAo AND nlnnlnn

mhHKET Report Printing d p
ilahIHg - high grade JOB 80. =
iHR Is spring Hf Tel. Hur =.
BULL HftGH commercial ssfzs.e
sga ~ ~ WnHll1Rfm IA -
TfssH#a shoe store Tel Whl.s y
HETHOfoLtTAN printing 4 -.
lug - ~ Zna ~ b Tel. Ma :.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
LAUNCHED AND LOADED.

The big barge that has been under construction for thre months past was launched last Thursday morning. The barge itself draws but five ard one-haIf irches of water. The Cochal and barge were dropped down the stream several hundred yards. where they are being loaded with ties, steel and other mate rial for the Searchlight railroad. When loaded the barge will draw about twen ty inches of water. She will carry 12J tons, while ths steamer will take on twenty-five tons. Captain Mellon e5- poets to get the boats loaded and start ed on the trip up the river next Mon day or Tuesday. and it is thought t will take about eight days to make the trip to Searchrfght. Her capstan will be worked by steam from on engine on her deck The river front-this week has bean the scene of much activity in launching and loading the big barge and steamer. The barge bears on her prov the name "Silas J. Lewis, Nee dies. California and if she proves as activc aud faithful as her namesake she will figure largely in the future commerce of the Colorado.-Nccdles Eye.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
TERRITORIAL NEWS
STEER TYING CONTEST.

Clay McGonagle and August Daily met at the Azurite saloon last night and drew up an agreement for a steer roping contest, to be roped at Naco on Thursday. October 10th. for wager of s5o0 aside. A forfeit has been posted by both men Cor will. be this morning) to carry out the terms of the agree ment, which state that both men are to rope five steers each. to be tied by any three legs, legs must be crossed and left tied until judges say turn loose Two men are to act as starte IS and see that the steers are properly tied. Three time judges are to officiate. each roper to pick one judge each and the third judge to be agreed upon by the two contestants. The remaining $Zoo Is to be put up on or before 9 o'clock on the morning of the 10th.
 Clay MacConagle has figured in four roping contests, and won three. The last contest he roped in was at Fl Paso. where his time was forty-nine seconds.
 August Daily has roped in contests from Montana to Arizona. and has been the victor in many contests.
 The match between McGonagle and Daley is attracting much attention and gives promise of being a spirited contest.-Bisbee Review.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
DR. BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT co
1o9 Union Bldg, Denver. Colo.

The Montreal paper misses some oth- CT important influences whi.h arc tend irE to "Americnrize" Canida Vast numbers of Canadians come to the United States every year 10 better their condition, end most of them stay hef... Some of those who drift back to Can ada remain only a short time. and then come to this country to reside perman eutly. These immigrants have a strong influence on all their acquaint- anccs in Canada-on those whom they leave behind as well as on those whom they attract to .his country. The United States as shown by the census statistics. is growing twice as fast in population as is Canada, which means that the gap between the two countries is broadening rapidly.
 Th=se influences are bound to have en effect on Canada in the direction oc anE5 xation. The few persons whom the the Canadian papers now find in their region favorable to political union witt, this country will steadily increase. Some day they will be in the majority. Canada is, gravitating into union with inc United States just as surely as Cuba Is, though the annexation in tn, Canadian case is rot likely to cone sc soon as in the other Instance. This is law of political Sravitation which the party leaders and party news papers of Canada of today might fight but they cannot suspend. Annexation may not come within the next twenty five years. but quarter of a century IS short time in the life of peopic. Many thousands of Canadians are solv ing the problem of annexation for themselves every year by coming dow wn here to reside, but the day is not vsly remote when they will be able ID Americanize themselves without takin; this journey.-St. Louis Globe Demo- crat.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
TRAFFIC ON THE COLORADO.

United States local inspectors. Messrs. Captain Bolles. inspector of huls. and John D. Bulger. inspector of boilers, came down from San Gran- cisco on the 20th inst. by request of Captain Smith. to inspect his steam CTS Retta and Midget and to also ex- anime Captain Smiths candidates for license for service on our big Colo iado river. as follows: Captain F. l.. Foster. as master and pi,Gt granted; {; Charles M Smith, as master and pilot, also as engineer: Walter Ingalls,, as pilot only; Captain A B. Smith for special license as master and pilot on the Colorado river and its tributaries. All the above licenses were granted, and the steamers being fully and com pletely examined for another year. were placed in commission. and will be put at once into service.
 The steamer Rstta left this port last Monday. September 23rd at 10 a. m., for up river landings with full cargo. She will hereafter leave this port on Monday of every week. regularly. and the pubic may depend upon this schedule time. .F- .ts
 In about thirty days the up river service will be improved by putting on new and modern passenger and freight steamer. which will make all landings between Yuma and Needles and south to Gulf and lower ports on the coast of MeXico.-Yuma Sentinel.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
LARGE CATTLE SALES.

Frank King and his wife returned this morning from a months stay in San Francisco. While Mir. King went there partly for pleasure. he has been very busy during his absence. having orders for 15.Oo0 head of cattle to be delivered between November 1st and February 1st. The price being paid for cattle is good. notwithstanding the failure of the grass crop in Nevede. which threw all Nevada cattle on the California market. There were not enough of these to n,casurcably affect the prize The 15.0e0 head which MT. king has orIers for vii all go to cen tral Califoin nia. During his absence MT. King had many inquiries concern ing Arizona mines. He reports d marked interest on the Pacific coast in Arizona mining development
 MT. Kings father. who was injured in a runaway accident at Yuma is greatly improved, and vii be able to be up on crutches in about week. lie has for q month been in the Cali fornia hospital at Los Angeles.
 Taking everything into consideration Mir. King had a successful business and pleasure trip. but he was glad to re- turn to Tucson, where all his business interests are centered.-Tucson Citi- zen.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
Dr. BenEett's
 Electric Belt

uneuuivocally guarantee to cure in every case It cannot. will not fai. Electricity is the Nerve and Vital Force of every human being. When you a,e sick there is a wasting of Elec- tricity. My Belt is to supply this lost Electricity.
 Do not neglect to send for my new wonders of Electricity. Sent free. post ra!d. to any one. My book concerns every ailing person.
 Dr. Bennett's Electric Belt has soft. silken. chamois-covered sponge. water chamber electrodes that do net, cannot. will not burn. fly, blister and cremate the flesh of the patient as do the bare metal electrodes used on all other makes of belts. These electrodes are my patent and are uEed on no other electric belt. My Belt can be renewed when burned out for only 75c; no other be.t can be renewed for any price and when bur ned out is worthless Guar an.eed one year. My Electrical Sus- pensory for the permanent cure of the various private weaknesses of men free to every male patient
 If you have an oid-style belt that burns and blisters. or gives no current, or is not cur ative or is burned out and cannot be renew wed. send it to me as half-pay yment for one of mine.
 My Belt will not cure alone Sexual Weakness. but wi" cure Naricocele, Hydrocele Rheumatism in every form, Partial Paralysis. Spinal Weakness. Constipation. Kidney. Liver and Blad- der Troubles. Dyspepsia. all Female Complaints etc. as well as every form and guise of Sexual Weakness in either sex.
 Write today. l have written book. The Finding of the Fountain of Eter- nal Youth" sent free, post paid. for the asking. Book vii tell you all about it. Advice without cost. Sold only by DR. BENNETT ELECTRIC BELT co.
 109 Union Bldg, Denver. Colo.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
extend congratulations.

extend congratulations.
 Mir. Charles w. HaldeTman is taking much needed rest from freighting. He is now putting a three wire fence around his quarter section. He bought the place last spring and now has it quite well improved. He will get out shade and fruit trees in a few months. and before many years will have one of the prettiest places in Sulphur Springs valley.
 Henry Parks returned to Wilcox from the University at Tucson on Tues day. He had the misfortune to breal. his right arm and can1e home to stay until he has recovered from the injury MT. and Ms. B. F. Halderman and daughter. Miss Ada. spent day or two sooa on Friday.
 The McCleary musical comedy com rany gave n performance at the school house Tuesday evening.
 J. M Castaneda of Benson died at St. Mary's hospital at Tucson About two weeks. go he yvas talk n-Nith a had attack of dysentery. but paid no atten- tion to il. The casc became serious. and his family decided to take him to the hospital in Tucson. Mrs. Castan- c "a. her Caught-r and sons F. and Henry Castaneda were with him when he died. The body was taken to Ben son for interment.
 MT. Castaneda was 65 years of age. and has been in the territory for for; V years and at Benson twenty years. He was proprietor of the Virginia hotel at Benson. and also kept a large store there. He was widely known all over ths territory.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
ANNExAr1oN OF CANADA NEWT

According to the Montreal Witness. which declares itself an opponent of ane Xation. there is some annexation sentiment in CaEada. It finds that that region is becoming gradually Anne ricarized." though q large ma jor fly of it's people are stii against poli- tical union. The Americanization is being brought about, so 1t intimates. by the syndicate matter published in Canadian papers. which is all made up :n the United States. and by the United States plays, which are imported into Canada after they grow stale on this side ot the line. "A more pow erful c,i- s,ne q sss,m:.at,cn than tt.a. 4 fe r-erks, could hardly be devised.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
NEWS OF COCHISE
tters Mostly of a Personal Character.

<bchise. Oct. G.-(Special Correspond ce of The Republican)-R NJ. Me nney. who was appointed assessor ' collector for the extra tax for the
 pcI fund. is now collecting the taxes.
 he school house has been provided Eh the best or window blinds and a ' calendar clock. Nor have been Iered. and when everything is in be Cochise will have a school house (Which she may well be proud Tho |pol is well attended and the year k fair to Oe a successful 6ne.
 Nvo Mexicans were injured while King a well for the Old Terrible Min r company the other day. In some
 S the windlass broke and a portion |it fell into the well. striking them. T injuring one of the men quite had 4 Dr. NJ. I. Nicholson was summoned |h Will-ox to attend the injured D. M. L. Rich. th= Commonwealth
 Hing and Milling company's plIysi- |P, has taken trip to Omaha, Neb. Twas accompanied by his family and |S not return. A physician from Los
 geles will take his place during his 1bnce.
 Ir. Cliff Aliaire and Miss Dorina Lee 'fe quietly married at Pearce last K. Mir. Allaire is in the butcher Illness at Pearce. A hose of friends
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08

The excitement incident to travelling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea. and for this req son no one should leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
Mock Manhood"

pr. Bennett Says Many Men Who. at a First Glance. Look the Picture of Health, Are But Little More Than Nervous and Debilitated Wrecks- Nature Gave Them a Strong Phy sique But Nature Has Been Inn posed Upon. and It Will Not Be Long Until the World Will Know of Their Weaknes ess"-The Doctor Guarantees Hi, Electric Belt to Cure Every Form of Weakness In Both Sexes-It Is Ma lures Remedy.
 Sexual weakness and diseases fasten themselves upon men like vampire,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
DEPUTY CUSTOMS COLLECTOR.

Thursday, says the Nogales Vidette. Collector Of Customs Doan appointcI F. A. McPherson deputy collector of customs at the sub-port of Yuma. tJ flil the vacancy caused by the resigna- ton of Charles Hood, formerly deputy collector at that sub- port. The position of deputy collector at Yuma is re- sponsible one and MT. McPherson is to be congratulated upon h:s appointment to same
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08

ARE you looking for good invest ment? If SO look at my fine brick house at TAO South Third ave, which I will sell for s20o0. and which rents for $500 a year. rent paid in advance. Inquire of MT. Bunsick at The Boston Store.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
Miss Marion Cunningham, the Popular I foung Treasurer of the Young Woman's Hub of Emporia Kans, has This to Say of lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

MRs PINKIAM = Your Vegetable Compound cured
 trouble which had been great sufferer During that time irregular and would
 pain the small my back, and binding headaches cramps For three months used Lydia E. Pinkham's getabe Compound and aches and pains past memory
 Nile health and happiness my daily experience You grateful friend in Emporia and praised geable Compound large number of friends You have permission publish my testimonial my picture sincerely, Mss MARION CUNNINGHAM E9pora kans' BOOO FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER When troubled with irregular, painful weakness ecohu displacement alteration of the that arnsown feeling of the ovaries backache batting aulence general debility indigestion
 bese with such symptoms dizziness antnes assiud Pn and to left alone feelings, bue and hoIeessne should remember n a efuse o buy other medicine, for you need the best.
 Pinkham invites all be guided thousands health. Address, Lynn,
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08

sapping away their vitality and life. In ogder men 1t comes like the hot. poisonous breath from an African desert upon a young and tender plant.
 " 1t lie i n g and robbing it of its life strength and vitality. Flee tIicity is the one cure--the only cure-for these vital Ciseases of men and wom- en- It Is safe. sure. quick and perma- nent. Electri- city as applied hN
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-Furnished houses and rooms.
 FOR RENT-Vacant houses. FOR SALE-Orange lands. FOR SALE-Ten-acre ranches and up- wards.
 FOR SALE-Vacant lots in most de- sirable parts of the city. FOR SALE-Homes on easy terms. MONEY to loan at low rates of inter est Insurance placed in reliable companies. Conveyancing done ac- curately. Anything and everything in the real estate line.
 J. ERNEST WALKER, No. 16 South Second Avenue. Office phons 501. Residence phone 3031.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-08
FOR RENT

FURNISHED flat, brick house. large yard; opposite Catholic church. Call 139 North Third st.