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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
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YESTERDAY morning the work OF

VI EsTERDAY morning the work Oh
Y coaling the Wisconsin was be
4 gun. The IroQuois towed two
large barges belonging 10 the Naval
Station out to the big warship and all
hands turned to work transferring their
loads of coal to the holds of the large
vessel. 1t is quite an expensive thing
to coal ship lying so far out but 1t
was decided that it would be poor econ
omy to try to save a little money ana
risk taking the big vessel through the
curves of the channel. When the Ore
gon was coaled some time ago in the
same way, it cost the Navy Department
about $4,000 The principal item was
the repairing of the barges, as they
were so much damaged by the heavy
swels knocking them against the pat
tleship's sides that they had to go Oh
the marine railway.
When the Iroquois was towing the
| coal barges out yesterday morning one
of them swung against one of the big
niles which mark the channel ahC
knocked it loose. The Young Brothers
observed the pile floating in the harool
and went out for it towing it up L
their boathouse, where it is now await
ing a claimant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
EXTRA sTRoN&
ROPE AND BLOCKS
y TO HANDLE y
MACHINERY.

We carry In stock a special 4-strand.
ed rope SA and Az inches in circum.
terence manufactured to our order.
This rope is % per cent stronger than
ordinary 3-stranded cordage.
We also carry extra strong blocks.
0tted with metalline or roller bushings.
Plantation managers will be furnish
ed with any information in reference TO
equipment for handling heavy weights.
oy our manager. Captain c. J. Camp
bell.
fun stock OF well-boring rope.
Wire rope OF all descriptions and
CLOCKS and other equipment for the
same.
Steam plow rope. guaranteed to be the
best In the world.
Special wire and Manila ropes manu-.
eactured to order.
A full line OF paints. oils and var
aishes OF superior quality. especially
manufactured to Withstand the actiop
Of sea air.
.anterns and lamps for ships Use.
amaze full stock OF general ship cHand.
WILDsR's STEAMSHIPGo
ship cHAlEpLERY DEPARTMENT.
! Captain OK CAMPBELL. Mgr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
Charters at Tacoma.

Emily F. Whitney, ship, 1907 tons,
lumber TO Honolulu; chartered by Al
exander & Baldwin. Ltd.
c. L. woodbury., schooner, 100 tons
lumber from eureka TO Honolulu:
chartered by J. r. Hanify q Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
MERCHANTMEN.

MERCHANTMEN.
CThis list does not include coasters)
Andrew WEIGH. Am. blk, Drew san
Francisco, October IA 49,.
Falcon, Am. schr., Burgeson, Aloloh'
Florence, Am. sp., spicer, Tacoma, Sep
Henry wilson, Am. schr., from Taco
ma, October 2.
Francisco, October %.
Meteor, Am. SIS, Jensen, Seattle, octo-
Der %.
R. c. slade, Am. schr., sonerud, Gray 5
Harbor, October 10.
S G, wider, Am. bkt.. Jackson, Sar
Francisco. October IA.
S. n. Castle, Am. bkt., Nilsson, Saf
Francisco, October Is.
sirene, Ger. sp., Sauermilch, Bremen
October 3.
Tiilie E. starbuck, Am sp., Curtis, Sal
Francisco, October 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
Expensive Royal Yachts.

King Edwards new yacht, the mis-
fit" about which so much is now being
written is not the only royal pleasure
boat which has cost millions. The KING
of Slams yacht, the Maha-Chakrl, Whlcn
means ''the most beautiful craft, ana
that little brown ruler considerably over
IS, OOO, 900. She is a marvel of Oriental
splendor in her interior fittings, ana Is
armed as a gunboat.
The Gar of Russia has no less than
five yachts at his disposal, all of them
expensive boats. The most costly OF
them is the Pole Star, which cost about
the same amount as the Maha-Chakrl.
The furnishing of the Pole Star, says the
New York Press, is of luxurious splen-
dor. The deck of the main saloon is OF
red, black and white marbles set IN mo
safes. and in the middle of the apart
ment is "a fountain, beautiful and ornate
The baths, cabins and other apartments
for the imperial owner and his guests
are fitted in costly woods and beautiful
marbles, and the draperies and other
decorations are of the most gorgeous
description.
The car does not use the Pole Star
much now, preferring the STANDARD,
which is also a thing of beauty and lux
ury. The Standard is of 4, 1884 tons regis
ter. and represents an outlay of some
thing over 81. 100000. The arrangements
for lighting the STANDARD are most COM
plete She is lighted by electricity, and
has twenty miles of wire installed in her
for illuminating purposes. The Emperor
of Germany's yacht Hohenzollern, on
which he spends much time, is not SO
luxuriously fitted up as the ''misfit, the
Pole Star or the Maha-Chakri, but is
comfortable boat, and we'll enough fur-
nished for anybody-royal imperial or
otherwise. The Hohenzollern is armed,
and is really a third-class cruiser devot-
ed 10 yachting purposes.-New York Sun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
Deserters From sirene.

The German ship Sirene, which came
here some weeks ago after so long a
trip from Bremen around the Horn,
that her insurance in San Francisco
was quoted at eight per cent, will prob
ably sail this morning in ballast for
Portland, where she has been chartered.
The Hawaiian Paradise of the Pacific
seems to have had very strong attrac-
tions for the German sailormen, at all
events several of them deserted. Yes
terday two of them were captured In
saloon by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth.
The Deputy Sheriff did not know the
men but when he entered the saloon
his presence seemed to have such an
uncomfortable effect on them that his
suspicious were aroused and he brought
them to the Station House. The Ger
mans demonstrated in their own liquid
strains, but the Deputy Sheriff does not
count knowledge of German among his
accomplishments. 1t was finally ascer-
tanned through an interpreter that the
men were deserters from the Sirene,
and upon the order of the German Con-
sui they were taken back to their ship
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-25
British Torpedo Boat Damaged.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-Another torpedo
boat destroyer, the Vulture, has buck
led in heavy seas while on her way
from Portsmouth to Portland. she mad
to return to Portsmouth, where it was
found that several of her plates were
broken in.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Road District No 8. DeLamar.

Ah.rn Il possessry claim to lot on main st De-
Lamar neat to Smith lot tax toc pen VIC auV z'oV
Con / Co-Possessory claim 60 lot on main st
nslsmar next to ] Clarks lot, tax Soc pen O5c
ADV 400 total sass.
nranky Mrs Pussessory claim to lot and impts
. naiarnar below Mrs Lewis residence on the Nat,
a. Ib peu sic adv 81, total s5.46,
nton A. Posseseofy claim t. Q lot and impts
.a,sr ave Delamar west OF the jail, tax lO,5
nani na s6 adv 50, total slS5s,
pa u'a,h a. Po-sessory ciat toa lot and impts
Ne a, 4 I'M strauss's on east tax 20 pen
TOO adv 81, total $3.50. -, s ,.,
w vi Chas- Possessory claim to lot aud impts
csisaso a. ,ouing NJ Lemoile- place on the west,
~. ~ nj, tic adv 81, total " w.
NM Il possessory aim TO lot .hu impts on
r..sar az DeLsniar below EDWARDS resi-
dsnca tsI 4 SO pen 3sc aiv 100 total $3.50.
Msat Joe-Po -essory claim 70 iot anu llnP's On
pi,ch Ava ext 10 u Humphries resioehoe' 'aA
i7s nan tic adv 2, total 1892
McTanohlin H-Possessory claim 70 io' ", "
cor p,ochs Ave q d Main sire Deiamar ross :!
olaim to lot Oh Main sire elamAr JOINING " Sess =
on Iaetham's lot tax LOS pen lOc adv . tolal % 10
Nicho HI Possessory claim TO Dr1eh eaoln ~ au
piocha ave next to Mrs Dulshs, TAX l,su pen iso
adv 2OO tltsl 1854 , ,r.s On
Rssdsr w E.-Poss'ry cain to q lot and lmp.e on
Water Ay. Delamaf known ~ heeders resioenoel
tax 4 80 pen 3bc adv 400 total 70 90:
STRANGE J-Possessory claim TO house on AlphiI !
NJ md below Ishumels residence, SIC pen OSc aaV
Villains T-Possessory claim to /, lot on main an
h Il DelamAr joining east on Ao"sfus io'
s.- sePsn 0ss sdI 2.QQ total -,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11

Burgess Frank-Poss'ry claim 10 acres 1i u. lane !
Including spring knowh as Horse springs ABOUT
miles west of Candlon wAg n ROAD tnat soss "
Colorado River, Poss'ry claim to acres OF land
,'as,,, I,rinos known as Grainte spgs miles
west Of Horse Springs tax b,27 pen 81 adv q total
T,79. oo land at 81 Thomas
formerly assessed to John Apoott tsA 10 po" W
adv 2, total $2.14 49,. 80 t.,, ~,
vonnr W H-poss'ry claim to 80 acres OF iand on
ami no 1904 being n qtr ofnw ctr sec 81 anu !
afr OF W dtr sec 10 10 6o sst TAX w pen Az
adv 2, total 50 II. oo ooras land n ami
M soot haino N W atr of Q qtr and W qlr OF {
otr sec IA Is sc O. tax 1O2 pen 10 adv z'oo 'o'ai
Ss,l2. ~ =. az .cros land on
.n,,i NJ i,oio beino 4 qtr Of s W qtr aud W qtl
~ = ar sec Nd 81 Q. tax l02 pen 10 adv 2
Ta,ris W opossry claim to so acres Of land en-
appl no lO555 being CTR OF 9sr aIa nia 10 NJ s
acres land on appl iO6ss being W qtr OF ne Q gu
and a otr of d W qtr sc "a 10 o. Q, Toss
claim TO 20 acres of lard at st Joe Joining Lokans
on the north Poss'ry claim to 4o acres oi ,AIS ~
on ami no 1920 being qtr OF W qsr seo Az
r67 tax 2,89 pen ,28 adv 2 total % ~, :. ,.o,
Hicks Maroni-poss'ry claim to 40 acres OF lan
at az Joe on appl no 1919 being qtr OF 3 q'i
sec 9 81 Q, tax 6s pen 06ady 2, 'otsl go m
oox Warren W-Poss'ry CLAIM to ~ acres lanu VI
ami no 1000 being n qtr OF qtr sec IL 10 r
AZ a tax 81 pen ,O5 adv 2, fatal $1,oo,
Kelsey Calyin-Poss'ry clvim to 80 acres OF lano
on appl no 1877 being W qtr OF " qtr anu aN ~
otr Of qtr sec 20 l6 68 tax l,o2 pen ~ au'
4, total ia. ,a ,a
Nixon 2 K-Poss'ry claim to acres land ana
mpts on west side Of main st Overton tax 0,Su pen
.68 adv 2, total S9.4S
wallace Jess-Poss'ry claim to acres lanu at
overtou peing part Of the Whitmoee land, Poss' ry
c,sim 10 40 a res land at Overton formerly owned
Nv W Mcneil, tax 1858 pen SO adv 2, total SB.O4.
ingram Geo--Posse'ry claim to 10 acres land IN
over1on being part Of land formerly assessed 70 )
n Tars n, Poss'ry claim to 80 acres OF lana ~
Gverton being part Of David Cox's entry' TAX 90
pen Os adv Q, total $2,9d, q, -. la,a
perkins Wm-P ussessory claim to 10 acres ianu q
roush and adj lining Alvin kelsey'S land; taA s'4A
nanalty lle. adv 50, total $6S6
Psrsms lite v-Possessory claim to 4O acres OF
land on appl no ll94s being ctr OF qtr ana ana
impts in sec IS l6r67e. Poss'ry claim 10 ~ ~
2lIuO acres of land on appl no lls3i being q,o
Of otr and 8 e qtr of qtr aud lot OF sec ~
tIsr 6s east tax 7,76 pen n adv 2, total SlO,oS.
Perkins Ute-Poss'y claim to 40 acres lana on
ami no lO5s3 being qtr OF n g qtr sec "A 10
8; e. Possry claim to ~ 40 100 acres lana on app
M losoo beinr lot of sec 10 10 6B east. Possry
c'aim IN Is acres laud and impts in overton JOIN
inc nam Kelseys on the north. Pnss' 'ry claim 10
o atr of qtr sec "a 10 T o' eas'' @A i,''' POI
l,4g adv Q. total sl7.45' -, - on oores n,
Henwor,h Lide-P -Possessory claim 10 oo acres "
,and.en appl 30 1878 being the se CTR OF qu
seo % and n qtr Of " qtr OF sec 81 10 90 eAs
tax 02 pen lOc adv 100 total sS,l2;
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Monday, January 2lst.
At Noon, A. D.
1901.

r so much - each parcel as will pay the amount
~ taxe. delinquency aud costs against it, will be
s,ld by ne, as County Treasurer an Ex-ofHcio
Tax Receiver of said County of Lincoln, at l2
o'clock Il. OF said day, at the front door Of the
Court House. at the town of Pi che, ia said county,
To satisfy such axes. delinquency aud costs. Sold
s. will be made subject to redemption within
six moatus after sale by payment of all che sums
assessed against each parcel, together with three
usr cert per month thereon irpm the date Of sale
ninth raid. in accordance with the provigions of
section OF an act OF the Legislature Of the State
Of Nevada. approved March l2th. 1855. Statutes
OF 1895. Page III.
j. A. NEsBITT,
County Treasurer and Ex.0dcio Tax receiver Of
Lincoln County. Nevada.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Road District No. 2. Phoebe.

webber Thos Trustet-Fee simple title to ! lot
and impts on Main 81 lot 6S blk 20 tax io'oo pen
1866 adv 2. $20,3l
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Notice To Creditors.
In The Fourth Ju eicial Dis
trict Court of the State of
Nevada, in AMI for the
counly of Lincoln.

In The Matter OF the Estate
of
Charles Nelson, deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed an qualified by the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the State Of Nevada, in
and for the County of Lincoln as the Administrator
of th Estate of Charles Nelson late Of said county
Deceased,
All creditors having claims against said estate
are required to file the same with proper vouchers
attached, with the Clerk of the Court, Within
three months Of the rst pubiclt lton OF this notice.
Walter Reeder,
FIR. McNamee; Administrator.
Atty for Administrator.
Dated, Dec. Goth 1900.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
noo0 YEARLY to Christian

D5UU. man or woman to LOOK
after our growing business in this
and adjoining Counties; to act as
Manager and Correspondent; work
can be done at your home. Enclose
self-addressed, stamped envelope for
particulars to H. A. Sherman, Cen
eral Manager, Corcoran Building
opposite United States Treasury
Washington, d. G.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Cotton W fl--poss'rS claim 10 A lot and tnnts in
searchlight TAX SO pea 58c adv ? 10 total Ss4T,
Road District No 10 Good Snrines

Meolannshan 1-possessury clam TO 40 acres
land ON appl No ls3i9 being q Qtr of ne qtr sec
~ y east TAX sic pen G0n adv 200 total So 81
Fhe Mineral Union timied--P Pos ,essury claim q
impts Coos Springs consisting of engine boilprs
ayh m elect iclteht leachiug tanks aud houses;
az 225 90 pen rs. so adv 300 total S2sl.5O,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
ploche. December 2ist. 1900.
Road District No. |. Bunkerville.

Burg IS Hiram--Pos1'ry claim to 10 acres OF land
In Mesuniie, poss'ry claim TO lots In Mesquite
tax / ~ pen II adv2 total S3 81.
Bunker cis-poss'ry ca i'm to a lot IN SUNG,
eryiil formerly property OF r. bunker sr' YAK 4'p
pen 4Ic adv 400 total S6B
Wittiv,r saumel Po sry cl to house and lot IN
Bunkeryille Poss'ry cm 10 IA acres land in Bunker
Vile, .ossry claim to % acres lana appl no loooO
sec RI IA 10 tax g. 9l pen 60 adv q total $500,
Wursten Alfred-Poss'ry claimto 20 acres of land
on ami l2l7T by Bunker Jr tax "a pen ,OS adv
total 81 81, o -. -.
an, l2sos neing u qtr 4 qtr sec 26 IS 10 e,
poss'ry cl,im to acres land at MeFq lite bein
part of Jas l.. smltn's tax 6s pen O6 adv ?, total
$2,T4.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Road District No. 3. Panaca

.tcb,soa 4 Bro-Fee simple title to lots
I'D Smnts in Panaca lot 2. 8 Blk II Poss'ry clam
~ Iel scres Of land in Meadow Valley Wash south
Of Mathews ranch about mile, q = r,t rshSCs =,
= Matneas sr. residence joining D Rice on south
Possry cl4im to Is acres pasture lana son,h OF
pSoacs. Bullionville lane entered by GEO. Lee
tax 40 90 pen 400 adv total s46 ~, 49,, ,,,s ,o
wilson John-Possry claim to lot ana nhpts IN
panses lot block ls tax 1886 pen l3 adv g. total
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Road District No 3 Hiko & M.v.wash

bradshaw W-Possessory claim to 100 acres
oi Ion" and impis thereon about miles north of
rfhan's; TX IS 9i pen go adv 90 total $40 SO
Lane 6eo-Poss'ry claim TO 80 acres land on app
np io'of eel. ne qt' otsN qtr and e qtr of
a. $50 81 r 6l ast; tax lu2 pen lOc adv . oo
total s. 70 NV
iefsueon Ga s-tossessory caim to 80 acres of
Ian o'iappl 40 iSStS beiu qtr of s e otr sec
Aia q g. " qtr sen l6t7r 81 east; tax 1,02
p u lnc a Y Z, tltAi S3I2
rNNk s1fs Poss rs lain a house and lot In
h"ieia kilswH Bro and Warren houae tax 8 40
pen 4e ov 200 totai S674,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
II he " tier Of the Estate

Benz. Sanders.
Attorney for Admintrator.
Dated Dec. 3ist 1900,
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-01-11
Road District No. 7. DeerIodge.
Road District No 8 searchIight.

Lynch Jhlia-Possessory claim to lot and impt
On main strsr. beerlo gu Dotth Of G barney
tpx 20 pen l7c adv 200 t,tal So 81.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-11

trine"
 "How in the world do you ma ~l;s to feed them?"
 70. thars a heap O r,l goats a meanderin about thes mountains. 'n' deer n rabbits 'n'-'n'--sich. Don't need [ keep em fa,:, yo' see, fer Il sealr's a scalp. fat CT lear."
 "But how C you get them out? Dont 20 wn in there. do you?''
 "see t' t bridge? Well. I gifts what I want on this side an then shets tn gate n thar yo' ere. From th' top O the draw ridge kin kill tn hull pot. When a wolf's dead he ain't no more harmful n a s-~'-n thoIt Is fangs. I'd 'vise y'. r'" <. if yo' got a emmy r fix i'm thst way Dead folks carry no tale no m'orn a billie goat.
 He winksd at Black as he finished and nodded toward the ssivering girl. Black evidently understood the dumb language, for he winked back and moved cautiously aside.
 'Whsn thar all dead alls left t do is f jump daown n scalp em, git up agin. n orsn tn gate. 'Trhen tn rest of em rush in n have royal ole feast"
 He had been gradually working his way nearer the Indian girl as he talked and now stood by her side. She was gazing down at the moving spirits as though fascinated. Even as she looked she was irresistibly drawn closer ani yet closer to the brink. She uncon- sciously assumed a stooping pasture, with her hands resting on her knees.
 SC1ierly the maniac uttered yell that awoke the echoes miles away and gave the fascinated girl tremendous kick that sent her clear of the terrace, and out into space.
 Piercing shrieks followed like the t0c.s of locomotive in distress. For T second her agonized face was turned full upon her slayers, and her eyes gave them a look they rever forgot. Fear had turned her faca white.
 The maniac was not much effected. but Black turned and fled, just as his cars caught a faint thud far below, quickly followed by excited barks. snariings and yelps cf pain.
 (Tl be continued next Monday)
Arizona republican., 1901-03-11
A Tale of the Cataract
Continued from Third Page1

Continued from Third PageD t. fifteen dollars a scalp for them. The various counties paid these bounties in order to rid the state of these pests of the cattle and sheen men
 As they stood on the ragged edge of the beetling crag and peerad cautious'y down into the dizzy depths they could discern numerous moving bodies. They seemed to Moha spirit forms of kind red long since cremated Close to the bridge sat a group of ten huge brutes; their long. thin noses pointed toward them; a fiendish longing in their gray eyes; their gaunt sides panting and their long. red tongue eagerly licking their chops. or quivering from their jaws, the hungry saliva dripping in quick succession from their curved tips.
 The poor girl shuddered and moved close to the side of MT. Black. Awful fears were troubling her heart.
 How many have you down there?" asked Black.
 Nigh about a hundred now. Jest bin thinnin' of 'em aout."
 How many do you kill each year?"
 Wall that depends. Sometimes one hunderd n then agin morn thet; cordin' [ tn supply n demand. Last var we got fifteen dollars apiece m sold two hundred scalps. Thet was too many. too; thinned em aout awful; made t S derne1 lonesum doawn h'ar at I nigh bout died. Yo' see, when tn pits nigh bout full it's heaps O com'ny; sngin all night long n talkin' t theirsels. They think I don't understan thar lingo. but jest sit h'ar n listen ( tn hull dern conversation. Mighty smart they is, too; a dern sight smarter n folks"
 ''I suppose you do become attached to 'em. Very affectionate, ain't they?" MT. Black spoke sarcastically.
 "Fectionate? Waal. l should say SO Why, a feller jest gifts to lovin' of em arter awhile. Naow thars thet ole gray feller daown thar lickin' his chops I raised thet feller from a spewin' pup, I did, n ! jest wouldn't trade i'm fer tn dogogndest finest squaw in tn
Arizona republican., 1901-03-11
MANAGEMENT OF INDIANS
Operation of System in Vogue at the
 Phoenix School

''How are the Indian pupils hired out and what in done with their wages?"
 The Indian pupils are sent out to work in good families as helpers. The ployed as house servants. The large boys are employed in various capaci- ties on farms. The girls are employed through the chief n'atron the boys through the disciplinarian-all under rules issued by the superintendent. There are constantly from 100 to 200 girls enjoying outing benefits. The demand for boys is not so great The wages our pupils receive vary from g. per month for small boys or girls to S2J per month for the large and more cap trolled absolutely by the superinten- dent. who can call every pupil in at any time if desired. What a howl would go up from the residents of this valley If the superintendent would eX- ercise this authority.
 The highest wages ever raid to any Ondian pupils are paid by the superin- sendent. He now has two boys work ing for him at 80 per month. Besides this s30 in cash per month. he pays for their board and lodging. He has. at various times. employed boys at from 50 cents per day up to $25 per month. He pays his laborers always according 7 to their worth and if boy Is om ployed at 50 cents per day and earns Sl per day, he Is paid s1 per day. The superintendent has always employed a house maid. though he might have had all his house work done for nothing. He has paid as high as sl5 per month for such service and boarded the girl besides, although he could with perfect propriety have sent the girl to the school dining room.
Arizona republican., 1901-03-11
A GOOD TnIISu.

German Syrup is the special prescrip- ton of Dr. A. Boschee, a celebrated German physician, and Is acknowledged to be one of the most fortunate discov- cries in Medicine. It quickly cures 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 experi- 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. Bos- chees 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 75 cents. Get Greens Prize Almanac. Wakelin' 8 Pharmacy and T. F. Hudson.