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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. |. MECH f.
INGENlERO, PONCE PR,
FABRICANTE IMPORTADOR DE TODA CLASE DE
MHQUINHRlA, GHLDERF4S. Y MOTORB6
Espaa Ingn toda apaao azaea, 40
amos de experenia practical
APARATOS Y NOLINOS INGLESES.
DE LOS MAS MoDERNOS
CNrRuDos ErADos
APARAT0S DE EKTRAC ION UOMPOS que SO hbras De
ugo por cada 100 ibras de cana.
APARATOS CONTINUES Ell siste
eecivo econ6mco clarifcar la can
CENTRIFUGAS DE HEPWORTH OTROS
r preston hdraulca electricidad.
CRSTALZAC0N EN- DE TODO azacar
las meles tro waeones
ecdo de
FERREAS MATERIAL ROD ETE Con Traction De sangr
petreo eectcdad Wagone
t3s etc, etc. 8sa
MSTALAOION DE LUZ VICTORIES e6cricos para inRenios
MOTOR DE PTROEO
peig.osos los de vapor
APARATOS MATERALES prepaa CAFE ArRoz
MAQUINARlA para trabaiar MADRAS.
OARROS OARRIIOS decomerco Carreto Ara1o
Aceates toda case de Aateraes Utes
IOaUlON se hlefro bronc Herrera taller e maqenaria
MARINA 25
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Va esta bien, de su pasada de-
lencia ell Lcdo. don Carlos Franco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Ezigen ncias aceptadas
El Gobierno Britanico
Es OoNFoRME CON Ell AMERICANA
Ell canal del itsmo n, presenta va di-
tlcultades entire los oontratantes.

New York Novbre l9 80 P. N.
Todas las exigencias estableci-
das por el Gobierno americana res
pecto al canal del itsmo, han sido
aceptadas por Ell Gobierno ingles,
ell cual no ha formulado ning1n
concepto en- oposicion a aquellas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

En- el pueblito de Hatillo ha ocu
rrido nm encuentro personal entire
los se1oras de aquella localidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

uU DullllUllGU
de Thenelle
IN PELIGR0 DE MUERTE.
Es va conocido el case de ,ur a
joven que hace diez y ocho amos esta
sumida on un suef1o del que no han
logrado despertarla los mas celebres
medicos. La madre de la ,enferma
not6 hace POGO que los pequef1as Sc
flales de vida que daba la cataleptica
no Sc producfau y mand6 lamar un
medico.
Despues de haber exa minado cui-
dadosamente la joven, Ell doctor
Charter le dijo q Ia madre que la
hija estaba NAL; que no osabasdisimu
larlo, pero que era uecesario seguir
cuidandola porque todavia no estaba
muerta.
Hace diez y ocho amos que Nine.
Bonyenval vela uoche y dia su po.
bre hija en- ese estado Cuatro veces
por dia y una por la nochs le pone
ayudas de peptona y es gracias q es-
ia alimentacion artificial que Sc pro-
Tonga la vida. La operacion no es
facil y son varias las ,psrsonas que
tienen que sostener ell cuerpo.
para que Sc YEA que no todas
las madreslserfan cap K ees de SO con-
sagraci6D, una setlora que fue yer
& Margarita le aconsjaba a su madre
no dar a la enferma los lavajes du-
rante seis dias. <Ah, decia la muy
desnaturalizada, os vsriais desemba-
1azada y nadie sabr1a NADIA,
Nine. Borny euval no pudo con-
tenerse y le contest6 esa mujer:
Sef1ora, usted no tiene hijos, lenton
cas- usted ro tiene entrs mas de ma
Dire? E' probable que no tenga ma
da de ESQ, sino no bablara asf.
Y pronunciando esas palabras,
la madre indignada pidio esa mujer
que SO fusra
Un DIE, y este nadie osa1la Greer
10, una de Q sas mujeres, sacando fur
tivamente un largoI pincho con que
suletaba Ell sombrero, Sc divertia On
pint h ar q Maj garita para yer 81 es-
tabs despierta.
La desgraciada es de uEa flacura
extrema, y los ojos estan desmesu-
radamente hundidos en- las 81 bitas.
Todo daba & ese cuerpo ell aspecto
de un verdadero esqneleto.
Ese color cadav6rico Sc acentIa
del tai manera que q ciertss horas Sc
podrfa Greer que Ia muerte ha comen-
zado va su obra de decomposition.
Los ojos estan hoy com pleta-
mente destruidos. No SO We en- ellos
mas qua un vsg1 br;llo.
Sc preguntan q veces: Y 81
oyesel
Esto ssrfa horrible, 81 en- su sue
no hubiera dido TODD 10 que Sc ha di-
cho desde hace diez y ocho amos al
rededor de su lecho.
Esta opinion ha sido compartida
largo tempo por medicos cele5res'y
muchos venerables sa ,erdotes.
E doctor Voisin, medico de la
Salpstrisre, y Dupont, de la pr=fsc-
tura de IL policia, que la visitaron
iltimamsnte, han emitido Ia misma
opinion, en- presencia del doctor
Char!ier. pero el i'u tire facultativo
agregaba que ell estado del cerebro
de la enfsrma no ID permitf', des-
pues de tauto tempo, ociar ideas
y que en- consecu sn cia, esta particu-
laridad no podrfs, 81 ella existiese,
hacer nisgon efscto sobre Ia moral
de la pobre nina.
Hoy 10 que inquieta es, el estado
dsldescom posici6n aparente q acabs
de mantle star Sc y que hace esperar
como muy pr6x ma la muerte de la
enferma.
III NAMAI Nh DlMAAEA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Aguas continues produjeron gran
creciente <Culebrinas,. Mas Que San
Ciriaco, inundada toda Ia baiura; hay
desgracias personaIes. Alcalde y
Amell enviaron yolas para salvar
personas amenazadas.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

El individuo conocido por Chi
pichapi. ha sido puesto a disposi-
ci6n del Juzgado de San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Est& enfermo en- la ciudad del
Sur don Eduardo Quesada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

obteniendo la facultad de fortificarlo
con alb solutA libertad.
La Gran Bretana no ha hecho
objection alguna q estas condolences,
aceptandolas voluntariam ente.
Monroe, triunfa.
America for the americans.
UN TELEGRAMA.
Nos comnnican de Aguadilla, en-
la maf1ana de hoy:
Correspondence,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-19

Especifcos shomeopaticos de
Humphreys, de venta en- la agencia
de don Rafael Castro Gonzalez, For
taleza 81. Sc regala un manual para
su uso en- espafol 8 en- ingl6s q quien
10 solicite.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
Part /.
Tho Old Hundred.
MANY A MOTHERS WISH.

Many n mother Of n peoylsh, restless
slckIy child has wished that her little
ono was IN strong and rugged as an
indian babe. Such mothers can make
their children strong and well, II they
rid the chlld's system fworms. which
cause nIno.tentbs Of chlldrcn's trou-
blos. Kicknp0O Indian Worm Killer
Will do II, For centuries tho Indians
used II 10 mack their babes rugged,
powerful, fearless. What II has done
for tho child Of the forest II will do
for the child Of the clylllzed-cure.
That IN what itb ms been doing for
years. You cnn got II Of your druggist
for 70 cents. 10 suro 10 got tho gen
ulnc. Tho child's llfe " too precious
10 trino with worthless substitutes
Hebron Drug Co.. agents for Klckapoo
Indian Remedies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
A Wonderful Invention.

They cure dandrun, hair falling,
hsadache, etc, yet cost the same az an
Ordinary comb. Dr. whites Electric
Comb The only patented comb In the
world, People. everywhere II has been
introduced. are wild win delight You
simply comb your hair each day and
the comb does the rest. This wonder
ful comb II simply nnbreakable and 10
made ~ that II II absolutely impossible
10 break Or cut the hair. Sold on q
written guarantee 10 give pcsfcct salts
faction In every respect Send stamps
Tor ono. Ladies' size zoe, gents siz'
s5c. Live men and women wanted
everywhere 10 introduce this article
BELLS on sight Agents are Wild will
success. fsoe want column Of this pa
PERI Address u. n. Rose, Gen, Mgr.
Decatur, III.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20

The program for the concert on tho
Capitol grounds Sunday afternoon, be-
ginning NJ 3 O'Clock, II M follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20

The games we're for points and the
score ~ the finish was. Lei Lchua, ~
points Puncbbowl team. 30 points.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
HkS k|CK Up DUST
SOCIAL SESSION Ar the
DRILL SHED IS A nit
Souvenirs Are Presented 10 the Visit
Ing Brethren from The Grand
Originality and
Fun.

The first social session OF Elks ever
held In Honolulu, occurred at the drill
shed last night The members Of lIo-
nOluu Lodge, No. 6lG, the visiting
brethren from the states and a few in
ylted outsiders, comprised the cayort-
lng anilcr tossing herd that blazed new
and original trails through the forests
OF good fellowship and social amuse-
mcnt
Tho stage was occupied by Grand
Exalted Ruler Jerome u. Fisher Lead
Ing knight James Nelson, Grand les.
Quro W. y. Kennedy, and others
Fisher started the ball rolling by APP
pointing o big committee to preserve
the peace and bigger one to serve re-
treatments. Fisher welded the gavel
IN the most arbitrary fashion, for half
on hour using his position and power
10 oxtOrt all kinds Of money from any
ELK who happened 10 win his momon-
.ary. displcasure.
The fun Of being Gar. was passed
around successfully to y. ". Brooks,
Judge @. u. Gear. and Frank Thomp-
son, Each In turn imposed on the now
thoroughly aroused herd Of Elks.
The prcttiest little play Of the
tcrlo.comic affair was the arraignmcnt
Of the visiting officers OF the Grand
Lodge by Judge Gear. They were
charged with having come M con-
spirators 10 these Islands for the pur.
pose Of malIclously folstlng upon the
communlty-a peaceful community
lodge Of Elks Because OF this, and no
cause Of the further fact that at tho
initlatory ceremonies the three gentle.
men Imposed certain uRhcard OF indig'
miles upon the Judge. he proceeded Ia
sentence each Of the trembling prison
srs, who pleaded guilty Fisher was
presented with a gold mounted gayel OF
k0a wood The other two were present
ed with watch fobs. Each token wal
, Inscribed with the Hawaiian coat Of
arms.
Judge Fisher responded with 4
speech that was an elegant tribute tc
Hawaii. TO the new lodge. and TO the
, principles and history Of the Order oI
. Elks.
The evening was delightful on'
ana Il but the beginning of u splcndit
social career Of a splendid organiza
tlon.
Next Monday evening, the Elks with
I their ladies, will attend banquet Al
Waikiki.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20

The use Of tho Singer In millions Of
homes shows tho unprecedented sue
cess Of these Ideal sewing machines.
II IN convincing proof that tho Singer
exCols In all kinds Of family sewing
and art needle work, All our sewing
machines are Of the best construction,
beautifully decorated, and arc mounted
on selected woods In finely finished
cabinets Of artistic design. u. Der.
gorson, agent, iGh Bethel street, r. O.
Tor 1865.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
If IfHUA won OUT
DIX. RODGtR TOOK PART
AND Numbered PLAYER
Puachb0sl Team Was MOI Strong
Enough for High School Boys
-Sde u 10 ~
Points.

The sfblstle aamss N ne boys ~ ibe
iiigh fsbSOi, IN he FcbOOl grounds
yesterday. Wsfe great success and
gsfy snlJyabls In sy7fy way, How.
ever one feature SFyed D. mar the
pioasdge ~ me children and that was
. he setlOh u ~, Z. Y, HOdgofs, score
. tsfg n tls BOARD ~ Ed1oatlOB against
me ~ me youngsters WbO 10 the oS'
BboTases u biz Joy, vas making more
nOiss han suited fbo dOctOfs pleas
ore, The lad vas shooting o revolver,
lladsd With bisnk cartridges, that had
been issd In Starting the faeos, Be-
sides fOughly SHAKING the lad, Df.
RDdEefs said be would put stop 10
sny future games 90 the High school
FfOJnds and. NbsB the DOys explained
tbal ~. ElstDn, their TEACHER, bad Civ
~ then permission 10 use the grounds,
R0dRsfs rOafsd that h. vas higher
tkas EIstob" and b. wanted III 10
know r.
Tho gsmfs Vhlrh caused ail the OK
G'SmsIf. we're bDtwson the members ~
fbs rs l/bHa Cub and an aggregation
u yguhgsieft from PuBshbONl headed
w. charity WIlroJ
n va wsik away Gay for the l"i
LB1as. however and ~ they had
many more entrants 20 draw from.
they ssre In better condition 10 win.
SOhS u The participants In the games
Fefs over sixteen years u age and
sOfns remarkably good work was done
by me lads. the performances u Char
lls wlicoS, Robbie claSke, Bonby GaJ
and En bet ching being the best VII
ron vas q gfea, surprise 10 his com
' p1tltOrs and followers.
The hfst event vas . Hfty yard dasl
, WOB ny ~ CLARK" With Gay Second. anC
WiieJr third Time, seconds,
me twelve pound shot put WIS VOL
EASILY BY WILCOX with q throw II p
isof 2 inches. MocOTfistOn WIS zoe
Ond aBd Wlllls CbllIingwOfib third.
= WilcOS NDB the $50, with Gay sec
Jhd and NrCOrhsl0B third, Time,
minute + ~ Seconds,
Tbs bfOad jump vas lie between
WnrOH sBd EB Dot Their Jump VA
10 feet Clarke was s6cDnd with Il
feet lbcbt,
IN ne 22J yard dash, wilcox won ~
b. piHhsDd IN ~ seconds, with CLARKE
sscOnd ana I'm. Williams third.
w bet cafi"G On the hOBOfa In III
running blgb Jump he cleared tb'
bar nj four feet slx which II severn
q inches higher than the top NJ his head
scbmldt vas second and, m there wa
q Ne for third place, the point vns no
!, counted,
y There wBs protest In the 100 var
a dash by WllcDx who was lGft NJ IN
start II vas not allowed, however
and Gay vas awarded FIRST, Clarke see
OnG ana NacauIay tblrd. Time, ~ g.
socODds,
", Charlie took FIRST IN the staHdlBl
jump making feet inches I'm De
second, and WilcOx thlfd.
IN The $50 yard run . new star ap
DeaTed. Ne II Manuel Farrlorn, u nit
N lad not bigger than minute, ~
had 100 much grit and wind for hi
older ana larger competitors and wOi
n 10 The fast time NJ z minutes and 4
seconds, Tom Osborne second and Gee
NcCOfflsiOn third,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
Two Isnnd Concerts.

'Dlbh INC JDIIy IItll' JHD ''boulh
"Tho Star Bpnnglod Banner"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20
CorOner'S Jury
Gives Its Verdict

The Coroner's jury lmpanclled to sit
IN the case Of the death Of Kanohoa.
the native killed by Pen Guzman In
Palama last Thursday, met yesterday
afternoon and, after u short examIna
tiOn handed In the following verdict:
THAT the said Kanehon came to his
death, Island Of Oahu, on 18th Of April,
A. d. 1901 from hemOrrhago caused by
>evorlng Of the Internal carotid artery.
said wound having been inflicted with
sharp instrument held In the HANDY
Of some person to this Jury unknown.
"FRED -. PETERS.
SIRED q. SMITH,
NV. u. MOTT.
John n. JONES,
~. J. SMITHIES,
IN. BREIIAM."
DR.. Herbert, q native boy Kalekuia by
name and a Mrs. Levy we're the only
witnesses examined.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-04-20

Csmara a. Co. can now BIO found on
Alnkea street between King and Mer-
chant.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01
yETNuRE HILL. VENTURE HILL!

One thousand to thirty thousand shares at 35c per share. Will pay com mission. This stock is gilt edged. The company price will likely be '5c r share at the neX, meeting of the I'- r ctors. but l want tn make a qick sale, and this can Dc had at S5c, if taken at once
 Address Roaz Duncan, fi5 Wilcox Building. Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

LABOR DAY.-Monday will be labor day and it is not defnit ly decided yet whether the city council will labor Mon day night or not.
 LAWN SOCIAL The Good TemplarS will give another lawn social tomorrow evening at the residence of Dr Thomas, west of the capitol, and extend an in- vitation to their friends to attend.
 A NOTICE OF INTENTION-The Hudson Reservoir company yesterday filed an amended location and appropri- alton of the flood waters of the Salt river at the Box canyon and notice of intention to construct dam at the can yon. INSANE WOMANS GUARDIAN The bond of J. C. Phillips. as guardian of the estate of Mrs, A. NJ. Clancy, was ! approved in probate court yesterday and letters of guardianship were is- sued. Mrs. Clancy was committed to | the asylum week ago, after having | burned up most of her personal ef" ! fleets.
 | DIR. RICE'S FAREWELL.-Dr w. ! D. Rics. the popular pastor of the Chris | tian church for the past year will take ] his departure for Kentucky tomorrow morning over the santa Fe. His fare well message to the congregation will be read at the services this morning Dr. Rice was able to ride around the , city yesterday and to attend to closing up his business affairs, but was con silerably fatlgued by the effort.
 THE SECOND TRIAL-John Zanette and C,oildc Zanette W re married yes terday morning by Probate Judge l Langston. This is not the first time these parties were married to each other The other time the knot was SO insecurely tied that divorce lawyers loosened it. They believe now that having navigated the stream in each othsrs company they can avoid the rock which spit their matrimonial craft before.
 ST. CECILIA CLUB.-Tha. St. Ce- cilla club met Friday with the Misses Hidden and Miss Riebling at the resi- dence of Mrs. Hidden in Bri.ls addi- ,ion. There was a good attendance and pleasant ev-ning was spent Thsre was a competitive musical ex' animation and the prizes were pre' sented by Miss Wclch to Miss Edna Hurley and Miss Bertha Hidden Plsasing refreshments were served.
 GOING TO SALT LAKE CITY-Pro
 lessor C. C. Brannan, violnist and or chestra leader, leaves Monday morning
 with his wife for Salt Lake City, wher
 he will have charge of the orchestra O
 the Grand opera house. Prof Brannal
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

has been in Phoenix over a year, dur ing which time he has made many friends and shown himself to be tal- ented musician.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jef- ferson streets. Services, Il a. m. sub ject Man" golden text. We give thanks to God, and he Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, whom We preach warning every man, and teaching every man in all wisdom; that we may pre- sent every man perfect in Christ Jesus" Co,ossians 1-S, 2S. Mrs. DAlta Gilland will sing Feed My Sheep" words by Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
 THE TONTO MAIL LINE.-A pet- ton for the establishing of mail route between Mcdowell and Tonto circulated among the business men of the city yesterday and was most liber- ally signed. In fact everyone to whom it was presented signed it. The same action will doubtless be taken at the other end of the line, when the petition will be submitted for the consideration of the postoffice department at Wash ington.
 SURPRISE PARTY. - surprise party was given Miss Pearl Mathews l Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. l C. C. Carrier on SOuIh Center street. | There were games and refreshments and a very pleasant evening was spent by all present. The guests of the even | ing were Misses Gertrude Ball, Rue Eberle, Merle Woof. Myrtle Plough Irene Mccullough, Sadie Beauvais, Bes- sic Mathews, Pearl Mathews, anI Messrs. Joe Ross. Arl=s Crosley, Ross Lee, Arthur McCrea, Claude Bates Frank McCrae and Earl Moss. | A RECORD DIED YOUNG.-The | probate judges office in July collected | S6O3,40, thereby breaking the biSg si record of that office The new record though was of brief duration. for the collections for August footed up last night s620.65. The collections for both months are extraordinary, for while the business of the probate judge Is no more fluctuating than that of an under taker, and really not nearly so much SO, collec ions in the summer months a,e usually as hard to make as thos'
 
 know what is expected of it, for sbe- ginning with this morning the office takes on an additional expense of $500 a year, $500 for tn judge and $500 fo' the clerk.
 CANAL CLEANING. Persons Twin; under the Arizona canal will be pleased to learn that the company will immedi ately begin the cleaning of the head 0 the canal. whereby it's maximum capa city of 55,00O inches will be restored That work will occupy about thre
 months. After that the work will D carried on farther down until the cana
 has been cleaned it's whole length. Su perintendent McDermott is organlzin |, his forces for the annual cleaning of th other Carals on the north side. Wor
 will be begun tomorrow at the hea3 c
 the town ditch and a week put in O
 that canal. while the water is kept ou Until this cleaning is completed th water will be changed each Sunda morning and will run a week instead c
 four days as heretofore.
 BEAR WAS BARE.-Mr. and MT Ben l.. Bear returned yesterday morr
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.'S.
 Jacksonville Record
(Frcm The Coast Review for August
 190l.)

(Frcm The Coast Review for August,
 190l)
 The Norwich Union is exhibiting to agents its Jacksonville fire record with a good deal of pride, and well IL may, for the record is truly a remarkable one The company was one Of the heaviest losers in the gr5at fire and not from any underwriting fault either as with total losses of $2Sl, l56. net nor than $l0,0O0 was in any one block bounded by four streets. The company had 245 .loss in the fire, and on May 23 it's general adjuster, Willis 0. RobD, and Special Agent Carpenter arriVej on the ground. They returned 10 thelr homes June 3. having disposed of al the losses at the rate Of about v psI day. By June 20 all the losses were paid Of the 2i5 losses paid, ls3 were on dw llings. And the stanch foreigner is not raged.-Western undsr- | writer.
 We are sole agents for this and sever other Fire Insurance Companies whose records for paying losses arr just d: | good.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01
Wilson X Woodbridge
News ef V
 the Town
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending s D. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

T. l.. Gray, auctioneer, country sales speciality. Address Al south Third Avenue, Phone 2396.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

Have Paul Morgan tune and regulate your piano for the fall and winter.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

We have established rental depart ment and solicit your dwellings, busI- ness houses and ranches for rent OuI central location offers unequaled ad- Vantagls.
 The Evans Loan X Inv stment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

fine Shoes ladies, If want to medium $O take look at t F. Reed at the right kind of prices and ,,. right ind of you them at
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01
Do You Read

All the news in this paper?
 It will pay you to read the news in nur advertisements. With a store chuck full of useful things, with bar gains in every department, We come to you through the columns of this paper with information each week that means money made to the purchaser and added customers to our already large patronage.
 Only one Autovalve Wickless Blue Flame left at $7.SO.
 Only one Regulator Wickless Blue Flame left at S7.95.
 Burner Gasoline Stoves this week, A20
 A strictly high grade Lawn Mower, l2 inch, SAGE.
 A strictly high grade Lawn Mower, . II inch, $51O ~ lee Cream Freezers at close out lpriccs. M We must get these few summer goods out of the way for fall shipments that will soon be coming in.
 Our entire line of Stone and Japan ned Water Coolers tt great reduction.
 Preserving Kettles, all sizes up 10 as big as washtubs, at bargain prices.
 Watch the little tables out front for LlD..
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

We nave for rent 16O acres with water right, 12O of which is in good stand of alfalfa, lh miles from center of city.
 The Evans Loan X Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01

Maximum temperature lC4, minimum temperature 16 Average relative humidity, S6 per cent. Total precipitation, O. Character of the day-Fair.
 l.. M. DEY, JR.,
 Observer.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-01
Seeing Is Believing

and you will own when you see our fine stock of optical and scientific in- struments for testing the eyes.
 Most of thes instruments are cf lit- tie value however without a thorough knowledge Of refra tion If tn eyes the causes of va; ious defects in sight and physiology of the eyes. Thoughtful pzople are every day showing their ap- preciation of the specialist who d. votes his time studying and acquiring knowledge of the eyesight peculiari- ties.
 We will be pleased to talk with you about yeur eye tToublss.