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The suburban citizen., 1901-08-10

Chill, steep,
Painting l creep,
Skirting the precipice, daring the deep.
Hold, STEEL
Slowly, l Wheel
Look ye not down lest your senses may
reel.
Shrek, harkl
Shrll through the dark,
Black is the tunnel with never a spark.
Speed feav.
Nothingness drcar,
Oh, but the end might come suddenly
here!
Keen! Bright!
Swift to the light,
Day flashes radiant moclling the night.
High, steep,
Plungng, l leap;
Down to the valleys, exultant, sweep.
Ho! Ho!
Whistle and blow;
Pulling the lever and letting her &C.
Swing, heel,
Inward | keel,
Flying the curves as bend and I wheel.
Blaze, burn,
Smoking | turn;
Roaring in triumph, the mountain I spurn
Shrielll Scream
Downward in steam,
Earthquake and thunder and-gone like a
dream.
Bertrand Shadwell, in the Chicago Post
The suburban citizen., 1901-08-10
List of Officers Together With
Time and Place of rleeting.
IN THE ALTER Of THESE ASSOCIATIONS
THE FIRES ARE BURNING FOR ALL
THE PEOPLE OF the SUBURBS.
Citizens Northwest Suburban
Association.
Meetings are Held the First Friday
Evening In Each Month iu the TOwB
Hall, TenleytOwn, ID. G.
OFFICERS;

President, Charles o. Lsnoasteri
ist Vice President, Col. Robt. I.
Fleming; and Vice President, Hon.
John B. Henderson; Srd Vice Presi'
dent, John Sherman; 4th Viee-Presi-
dent, Rev. Joseph Q. Mallon; 9th Vice
President, Rev. J. Mcbride Sterrett
Secretary. DR.. J. w. Uhappoll; Treas.
urer, Charles r. Morgan; Chairman
Executive Committee, Louis P. Shoe
maker.
bd- Total Membership about 100.
The suburban citizen., 1901-08-10
THE SONG OF THE LOCOMOTIVE

Aoi Ho!
Whistle and blow;
Cinder and smoke from my funnel throw,
Ding dong
Swing RloRg,
Leoping and rocking and roaring song.
Shrek, hoarse,
Mad with my force;
Drunken with speed as I rush on my
course.
Deaf, blind,
Swifter than wind;
Shaking the earth as fing it behind
Standl Stare
FillY and mare,
Nostris dilated and snufing the air.
Plunge, bolt!
Clipper and colt;
Here is steed that shall mock your re-
volt.
Wide, high!
Cleaving the sky,
Drumming the bridge into thunder, fy
Cangl Crash
Onward / dash;
How the wrought girders ring, hammer and
clash.
Strong, slow,
Upward | go,
Ramping the rocks to the death-smitten
snow
Strain, fight,
Grip the rails tight;
Now the. grim giant shall show you his
might.
The suburban citizen., 1901-08-10
fakOma Park CltIzanS' ASSO.
citation.
Meetings are Held the Last Friday
Evening In Each Month in the
Town Hall, Takoma Park, d, O,
OFFICERS,

President, J. B. Kinnear; Vice.
President, j. Vance Secretary,
BENZ. G. Davis; Treasurer, q. F..
Williams.
S@~TotAl Membership about 100.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
LANDER.

John Krcma Jr Of Chicago spent the
Christmas holidays with his parents.
Jul. Dittmann of Marinette is visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
A party of four men from Two Rivers
spent Sunday and part of Monday
hunting in the surrounding swamps.
They succeeded in getting seventeen
rabbits. They were jolly set, only
one Of them quite an old man seemed to
be dissatisfied, not that he didn't get
plenty of game but he got IA rabbit with
out "A head,
Gotlieb Winter died very suddenly
last Friday evening. He seemed to be
in good health during the day but to
ward evening he complained Of not feel
ing well and expired in "a few minutes.
Knud Ellingboe of Marshfield is visit
ing relatives and friends here, He will
leave for Marshiield Wednesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
CENTERViLLE

Schools are taxing mp their work AGAIN
for the holidays have passed.
Quite a number Of young people have
come home 10 spend their vocation.
Prominent among them are Louis a.
Bauman and Miss Rose a Baumau Of
Prentice. John Fl. Kassa Of Milwaukee,
Otto Kielsmcier Of Oshkosh, Allan NJ.
Kraus. Albert Pouland,. Herman Wag-
ner and others.
Mrs. Jacob Gauch has been to Memo
minee Mich visiting her daughter
Mrs. Deters
Louis Kohn has returned from Mil
waukee.
August Keune has been to Brillion TO
visit friends and relations.
Miss Bertha Sachse has gone TO Wan.
sau to spend a few weeks with her sis
ter Mrs g. Keune.
Town trea ,urer Ed Kohn WAS in
Manitowoc Monday on business.
Miss Anna Kestly has gone to Mani
towoc for a short time
Services were held on Sylvester eve
at the Lutheran church under the direc-
ton of Rev Mr. Sprengling.
George Sanger Of Sheboygan was
in town last week
A Christmas dance was held ut q,
Mills hall and New Years dance at
Jos Meanings
An entertainment was given Jan. ?.
at Liberty Hall by the pupils Of the st.
Wende! parochial school
The Catholic Knights Of branch III
have taken steps TO give an entertain
ment on Feb. 10. The play is called
the BISCUIT Trial Futhcr particulars
will be given later.
otto Gartzke was agrceably pleased
when the Gcrmapia Band hOnorcd him
with serenadc ON Sylvester eve, the
occasion being his birthday. Mr. Gartz
Ike rewarded the musicians with a key
Of Gartzkee Brewing Company best.
Jos. A. Prowinsky and otto Kiels
meier were in ManitowOc on New Years
day.
Henry Pope and A Rossberg of st
Paul arrived here Monday.
A "skat tournier' was held last Sun
dav at Dominic Wagner The follow
ing persons carried the prizes
First prize VIM Strattman.
Second prize T.. Klessig.
Third prize Carl Bcrgncr.
Fourth prizr Peter Wagner.
Fifth prize Rul Lucckcr.
The Badger Fire company ut its
annual meeting chose the following
officers forthc coming year
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
BRANCH.

Misses Emma and Clara Schneider
spent their vacation at home.
The b. l.. 5. meets Friday Jan. T.
The village school opened yesterday
after short vacation.
Misses Anna and Emma Shaitrr enter
tanned friends lat Sunday evening.
Ida Kunz spent Sunday at Mi-hicot
Mrs. Joe Wcisner and her sister Miss
Cora Brunig Of Manitowoc visited with
their mother a few days last week
Mike Marlborough died last week af-
ter a brief illness His remains were
inferred at the Whitelaw cemetery.
Charles Meisnest left yesterday to re.
sumo his studies at the University.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

The January Forum contains twelve
articles Of unusual interests and merit
The Liberal Party in England by one
If the most distinguished Of English
Liberals Arthur p Davis, the distin.
guished photographer of the Isthmian
Canal commission, contributes an article
under the title, Panama and Nicaragua
Canals Compared The District of
Columbia in its Centennial Year" an
article following so closely the recent
Centennial Celebration ut the nation.
al capital Prescott + Hall, the emf
ncnt Boston lawyer writes of New
Problems of Immigration The New
Congr, ssional Apportionment by Hen.
~ GHnnctt The president Of Hobart
College, Robert Ellis Jones contributes
"A furccful and rather startling article
under the caption. Is the Co icgc Grad
uatc lmpraeticabIcg Hudson Maxim
the famous expert in, and inventoi o..
high explosives writes of "SmoEcluss
Cannon Powder in the Light of the Most
Recent Discoveries "A New Industry
Brought 10y an Insect is a highly en-
trrtaining and instructive article i.
the famous government etumologist l.
O. Howard The article lay Henry Loom
* Nelson the brilliant journalist treats
of The Purpose of Civil Service Re
form Max Muller and His Work is
q scholarly exposition Of the great phil
ologi-t and Oriental.st and his life-lab-
ors toy Prof A. V Williams Jackson.
of the faculty of Columbia University
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
GRIrlMS.

Adolph Hae5e met with the misfortune
Of losing his trotter,
John Mum of Reedsville, our new
turnkey" was "A caller in the village
last Friday
Miss Annie Meehan left for Chicago
to visit with friends.
Ray Frosch and family and Miss Mary
Rodder are visiting their parents mt
Sheboygan Falls this week.
Roby Cummings had a serious acct
dent one day last week resulting in Il
fracture of his wrist This is second
fracture that Roby sustained within
the last three months.
Ray Frosch has accepted agency for
all periodicals. One may procure every
thing from Pilot TO Paris Figaro
Rumor has it that II load of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
COOPER TOWN.

Miss Emma Englebfecht Of Mantle
woe visited friends Of this place
Miss, Josephine and Mathilda Ied.
dies were visiting relatives mt Manito-
woe.
Midnight services were held ut the
St. James church New Years evening
otto Drews and wife Of Manitowoc
Rapids were visiting relatives Of this
pIlrc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

Misses Carrie, Katie and Annie Krisch
Of Chicago have come to visit their
mother Of Rosecrans who is seriously
i'll.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krish, a
little girl
A New Years ball was given by Mr..
Shuber at Greenstrcet
Mrs. Goe-sl was visiting relatives at
Gibson during the holidays.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

gypsies passed through the towa one day
last week Their destination was Mari
nette.
Patrick Cavanaugh of Maple Grove
passed through here on his way to Mani
towoc. He had lovely smile on his
return.
Joe Stransky is wearing crepe. Some
one shot his dog
Mrs. Geo. Gosz spent New Years with
elatives at Appleton.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
MELNIk ,

John Gruber Of Milwaukee Medical
college came home to spend the Christ
mas vacation with his parents
JOS Skwor and wife of Mishicot spent
Wednesday with their parents and in
the evening attended the dance at Jos.
Suchans
The dance held at JOS Suchan's last
Wednesday was success, being repre-
scented chiefly from Cooperstown, Glib
son, Kossuth, and Mishicot. A good
time was reported by every one.
Jos. Gruber of Amigo, came home to
spend Christmas vacation.
Fred Shimonek and wife of Mantle
voc, spent their Christmas vacation at
this place.
Frank Rezek is busily engaged il
hewing logs for Anton Kriwanek, who
intends to build barn and stable next
spring
Last Wednesday night as Mr. Kline
was returning home from Suchans
dance. his horse dropped to the ground
and did not succeed il getting up any
more. The horse was seen lying on the
road near the cheese factory the next
morning.
j. A. Lambert of Rochel, n. c. writes
d" | heartily endorse FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE. 1t does what you claim it will
do, and there, is nothing equal 20 it, and
and thank you for the good it has done
me" Henry Hinrichs.
"A woman doesn't always have the
last word, does she?'
ooh, no. Sometimes she is talking to
another woman
SAVE doctors bills by giving FOLEY S
HONEY AND TAR to infants and child
rem in time to prevent pneumonia or
Group which is fatal to so many thou
sands Of BABIES. Henry Hinrichs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03
EASTWIN.

John Bluce Of Minnesota and Henry
Becker Of Sheboygan Falls spent few
DAYS with their cousin Joe Jacquette.
Miss Emma Zander went to Two
Rivers to stay with her invalid aunt
Mrs. Louis ZaGder.
Julius Dettmann Of Marinette spent
a few days with VIM Zander.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

Chief Carl Fi-che
First Capt Alfred Keune.
Second Capt Emil Gartzke.
Secretary Hugo SchWrer.
Treasurer Gottlieb Mill
U.,-..... l.. o. Das-lcr.
-'i7ii'''''S , VIM. Strattman,
n. c..... , Aug White Jr.
Hose capt $. Hugo White.
Messenger VIM Boettcher
Chief Pro tenn Gottlib Mill.
Branch No. IL Of the Catholic
Of Wisconsin chose the follow
ing officers for the year 1901.
President Math Salm.
Vice Pres-Peter Hoffman Sr
Prot Sec'y-Adam Reinhardt.
Treasurer Albert LeOnhardt
r. Nennig yr.
Trustees G. Siiefvater yrs.
John Lang Sr. yrs.
Watchman-Henry Junk.
Standard Bearer Jos Schultz.
Marshall -Frank Nenning.
The q. w. 6. Germania society No.
10 of Centreville at its annual meeting
hose the following officers.
President Carl Fischer.
Vice President ALI Keune.
Prot Sec'y, Hugo Schnrrer.
Finance Secy.-W. A Keune.
Treasurer o Il. Gartzke.
Speaker g, Witte Jr.
Leader Louis Klueger.
Waterman John kress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

Miss Cora Hubbard of ManItowoc, i
viting here, with Miss Lillian Savage.
Miss Name Brennan returned to
Menominee Monday.
High Mass was celebrated at Clarks
Mills and Whitelaw at II o'clock New
Years evening.
Miss Lillian Savage was at Mantle
voc "a day last week.
James Murphy who has been sick with
rheumatism the last week, has re-
covered.
Mr. Bleser of Bleser attended the
dance here last Friday.
The dance held here last Friday night
was success. All who were present
had nice time.
Walter McCulley of Menominee is
visiting his parents.
Vacation soon will be over, and some
of our scholars will be pleased to see the
smiling countenance of their pedagogue
again.
Frank Durvis of Medford Is visiting
relatives here.
BRILLl0N.
Mic Trossen of Mishicot is 4 guest of
Mr.. and Mrs O. Zander
A meeting of the railroad section of
the NJ. C, T. A will be held at Grimms
on Jan. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jesse and family
entertained the Misses Katherine Freyer
and Hattie Kloehn.
Richard, Zander of Eastwin visited
with Mr.. and Mrs O. lander
Mrs. Szarznski entertained number
of lady friends
Cornelius Cronin has sold 40 acres of
land in Maple Grove to John Sheehy for
$500 Also 90 acres in franklin to the
same party.
On Christmas Eve Santa Claus present
ed fifteen pound baby boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Braochtrup, "a happy time
Stewart Walker Of Minneapolis and
Miss NJ. E. McNulen Of Chiffon were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. McNullen over Christmas.
Ed. Williams Of Cato brother of c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

Harbo= lor dogs are very much I'm de-
maud in Paris aud those whoarorNpo
are said to earn comfortable income.
Thar solicit bu uc. on the bouloy"rd-
YOU should know that roLGY.- HOS
rs ANp TAR ia ABSOLUTELY the best fer
all diseases Of the throat aud lungs
Dealers are authorized to guarantee il
to give satisfaction Accept no substi-
tutc Henry IIinuchs
Three fuurtls Of the serious LOSSES on
the lakes occur in November
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-01-03

"A woman doesn't always have the
last word does she?'
"Oh no. Sometimes she is talking to
another woman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-25
SERVICI0S
DE- LA P0LlCIA

Detenido Damian Vega por pro.
vocaciones y amenazas a don Jose
B.rrios Diaz, Jose Diaz, requisitoria.
do por ell Tribunal de Policfa de
Manati.
Don Joaquin Torres denuncia q
Gabriel B srnart por haberle provo
cado de palabras & insulto, asi mis-
mo ell Bsrnart denuncia al Torres
por atropello de obras El guar d ia
Conde detiene & Matienzo Serrano
por haber sgeedido JOE Aguallo.
D stenido Carlos F GU roa ocu
pandole un revolver, Juan Pizarro
por hurto de dos gallinas a un nino
menor de edad, llamaao Candido
Acosta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-25
Un buen bar6metrO.
Las uranus
y eI tempo

Todo el, mundo sabe 10 que son
las araf1as y las telAs de araf1a; pero
no todos estan entera1os de ciertas
particularidades que pueden servir,
por ejemplo, para reconocer el item
po.
La arana hace renovaciones de
su tela cada veincuatro horas. Si
los cambios tienen lugar antes de po-
nerse Ell sol, la noche sera bella y
clara.
Cnando La araf1a esta inerte, es
saf1al de lluvia. ST So pcne a traba-
jar durante la lluvia, es sef1al de que
esta va terminar. Cuando recoge
los dItimos hilos de su tela indica
tempo variable; 81 10 alarga, tempo
bueno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-25
, Julio FaYre,
UNA DANA Y UN PRIOR.

La vista que In reina Pfa de
Portugal acaba de hAcer q la Gran
CArtuja, en- Francia, en- donde & pc
sar de los rigores que excluyen del
editicio { toda persona del sexo fe-
menino, ha sido recibida, por excep-
ci6n, con todos los honores debidos
su excelsO range, recuerda la con-
trariedad que experiment6 ell c4lebre
polftico frances Julio Favre cierto
dfa On que trat6 de conseguir que
visitara al convento una seflora q
quien acompaf1aba.
Sabiendo que la entrada en- 10
Gran Cartuja esta, como queda di-
cho, sGverAmente prohibidA las
mujeres, ell ilustre abogado hizo que
Ia sef1ora en- question sc disfrazara
de hombre, traje que, llevado como
ella 10 llevaba, es decir, con suma
desenvoltura, era de suponer que
servirfa para el logro de sus deseos.
En- un principle las cosas mar
charon como sobre ruedas. Ell her
mano portero abrio, Sc dio a couo.
Ger Julio Favre, y una campanada
anuci6 al padre prior que visitantes
de elevada posici6n social penetra-
ban en- el monasterio,
Sali6 ell prior inmediatamente al
encuentro de los recien llegados, y
despues de cam biar los saludos acos-
tumbrados, durante los cuales el
monte examine rapidamente los
visitAntss, el superior condujo a Ju
lilo Favre, y q su supuesto compa-
nero a una gran zelda que servfa de
salon de visitas.
Una vez en- 81, les invite & que
tomaran asiento y que refrescaran,
y despues de sostener la converse
cion :durante algunos minutes, CO.
giendo una naranja de encima de la
mesa la srrojo graciosamente al <jo,
ven amigo. del gran orador.
La sef1ora disfrazada tendi6 las
olvidando que estaba vestida dc hom
bre, separo las piernss al mismo
tempo para recibir sobre Ia fslda
ausente la naranja que le era impo-
sible va coger con las msnos; movi-
niento maquinal y muy femenino,
toda vez que en- identico case los
hombres juntan las rrodillas.
Entonces ei padre prior Sc le-
vanto de su asiento y, cortesmente,
sonriendo con indulgsncia, dijo
-Perdoneme usted, sef1ora, Pc
ro nuestra reg!s es infexible las
mujeres no tienen acceso a nuestro
couvento.
A Julio Favre, completamente
descon certado, no le quedaba que
hacer mas que 10 que hizo; este es,
ofrecsr ell brazo q su ompaf1era,
tan corrida como ell, y dejarse acom-
paflar hasta la puerta, donde ell dis
creto monje despidio ambos con
mucho respeto no desprovisto de
alguna ironfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-25
I'm MfStiCO.

Por albergue, cuatro pAredes
hlancas y un puf1ado de TERRA sembra
do de mustias nores, de donde le vie
ne por estrecha ventanae oil aire y la
luz; un potro de tablas por lecho;
una pintura de la Vfrgen por adorno
de Ia zelda; un crucifijo y una calave-
la por altar; es cnanto posee ell iris
te cartujo, que clavadas en- ell desnu
do suelo las rodillas, los brazos opri-
miendo ell corazon, la cabeza caida
sobre ell pecho, semeja la estatua del
dolor en- extasis sombrio.
Su frente sin color, pero sin sur
cos, sus mejillas como excavadas en-
martil, hundidas pero tersas, revelan
el trabSjo devastador de la macera-
cion por aniquilar las faerzas de la
poderosa juventud. Murmuran sus
labios las preces; pero encendidos
estan como 81 hablAsen de amor. Su
pecho Sc levanta y Sc abate como
agltado por la onda de amargura
que sus ojos destilan sobre la luenga
oarba de ebano y plata.
De trecho en- trecho aquella So
lemne fgura de zaeta alza su cabeza
escultural, y fla las oscurss pupilas
en- la imagen bellfsima, cuya sonrisa
todav1a humana parece una nota
mundanal sobre ell bianco severfsimo
del muro; y al contemplate aprieta
mas y mas el monje el cerco de sus
brazos y contra la extraf1a que le
golpea dentro del pecho.
Luego toma ell crucifjo y 10 besa; +;
luego trae la amarillenta calavera, y
sobre ell frontal desierto, sobre las
cuencas profundas, sobre los rephg
nantes maXilares en- que nuDca aca-
ba la carcajada horrible de la amuerte
estallan sus besos delirantes.
Si las fervidas preces del joven
mopje fuesen es cuchadas y un mila-
gro de resurre ccion SO opefase en- la
zelda, squella calavela de correcto
ovalo, dientes parejos y sanos, Sc
vestirfa de nuevo con carne vlvida y
hermosa; poblarfase 81 comba eb1r
nea con rizos de orc; v1eranse en- las
orbitas vacfas resplandecer dos oios
divinos, y trasunto animado aquel
despojo fuera del adorable lienzo que
el penitente venera y de Is adorada
In agen que evoca en- sus extasis pro-
fanos. Y entonces, aquel mismo
Cristo cincelado en- plata; aspado en-
su crucesita de oloroso saudalo, abri.
ria su boca para verter una dulce
parabola, sobre los jnramentos que
un dfa recibiera de amor que dura
mas ALA de la muerte; Ia osea rui.
na, la amarillenta calavers, trnsfigu.
rAda en- mujer encantaeora, respon-
derfa con sus besos cele stiales los
inscnsatos besos del mfstico munda.
no.
N. BOLET PERAZA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-25
Aurora P. de Benliza
MODISTA DE CoRSES.

Acaba de 1legar, y Sc ofrece a
las Sedoras y Sef1oritas de esta Ca :
pital paIa Ia confscci6n de cors6s
Ia medida, modeIos de Paris. El
corse Imperio no incomoda el este.
mago, y hace disimular Ell vientre.
Sc garantiza aue quedara salts
fecho Ell gusto mas exquisite.
Luna 81. Sc puede ir q tom ar
medidas s domicilio.
s-15--6
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02

Just received, 1000 gallons mixed paint which will be sold at lower price than elsewhere in the town.
 J. E. LONG HARDWARE co.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments, reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday:
 The King Gold and Copper Mining and Milling company filed articles of interpretations incorporators, M. D.. Half, D. C. Joslyn. J. w. Hanna. Wm. McKeating and F. A. Roller, Chicago; capital stock. $3.OOOO0O.
 l., L. Plank ct ux to Preston McKin- ney, deed to e15 neA, nwA; swA, ne14, , nwh. sec %, tp 2 n, e; consldera- ten s1.
 w. K. James ct uX to M. F. Collins, deed to lots 21 %. 2S, 24, blk 24: blk 36 blk, 46, blk 50, Phoenix; consideration s1O.
 Frank Chambers ct ux to IT. A. Bus trin, deed to lots 1 and 9, blk 1. Worm s5rs sub nwA. sec II, tp n, Q; con sideration s1,OOO.
 Frank F.. Whltton et,ux to John R. Whitton, deed to part seA (4S a), sec 2S. tp ? n, 3 e. consideration $l.
 The Chapin-Tibbot Commercial Co. to Charles R. Raven and J. F. Carr. deed to el5, sec 13. tp 1 s, r ] e, Los Angeles; consideration $1O.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-02
Talk About Cheap!

You just ought to go through our store and get our prices. We have just received our spring carpets and rugs. They are beauties, too. We're selling them cheap, they're going fast and will soon be gone. We expect another car of mixed furniture this week and must make room for it. You can get bed room suit at your own price now. We have thirty styles to select from. from $2O to $75. If you're broke, your credit Is good. Come and see us.
 RICH MOND= DAY CD.
 2I-2S r.. Washington st.