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The Washington times., 1902-07-26

There IS on exhibition at the Grand
Army headquarters. I405 New York Ave
nue., a branch OF tree from the Chat
tanooga battlefield, containing a number
Of missiles, crap shells. minnie balls.
rife balls, etc This tree was purchased
bv Mr.. George z. Boos. on the field,
from farmer, in 1863, shipped TO Mon
tana as relic. exhibited in several
cities in Montana. and reshipped to
Washington in 1899.
The Washington times., 1902-07-26

Grape Juice--the Purest-5 Bots, ST..
J. D. Donnelly. lith and l s;s. Phone ioI N.
The Washington times., 1902-07-26
Circular of Information.

The circular of information for dis
tribution through the Grand Army posts
after thorough consideration of its
many features by Mr.. Warner and Mr..
Bulkley, has been revised and mailed to
General Burrows for his approval. Upon
its return hundreds of copies will be
printed and distributed through the
country. The circular is very full in its
directions as to railroad rates. hotels
and boarding-hou accommodations.
and seeks to embody every convenience
that would suggest comfort and ease
for the guests during the period of the
encampment. 1t also touches upon the
manifold attractions of Washington.
The officials of the citizens execu-
tive committee took up for considera-
tion yesterday the subject of parade
of organizations that may be termed
affiliated with the Grand Army.
The Washington times., 1902-07-26
| Lansburgh aBro

Store open Saturdays until 9 P. NJ.
The Washington times., 1902-07-26
Complete Map of City.

The members of the committee on i'll
formation are arranging for one of the
most complete and accurate maps of the
city that has ever been issued on a
similar occasion. These maps are to DC
for gratuitous distribution.
Requests for maps and all kinds of
information are being received every
day at encampment headquarters. Yes
terday such letter was received from
MIR. Charles 5. Houghton. of Leominster.
Mass.
Messrs. Patrick Moore, Alfred o.
Kurtz, and Henry Lukens. constituting
a committee from Anna Ross Post, No.
"a, of Philadelphia. were in the city yes
terday searching for quarters for a hun
dred men of their post.
The plans for the court of honor en-
bracing series of reviewing stands in
front of the White House, was submit
ted to Mr.. Warner yesterday by Mr
Appleton P. Clark. jr., who had pre-
pared them at the request of Col orrln
G. Staples, chairman of the committee
On grandstaQds, parks, and reservations
Owing TO the cost of the best designs,
Mr. Warner fears that it will be neces-
sary TO curtail some portions of the
scheme
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

How often YOU see summary hat com
pounded of tullr and garden flowers crown.
ing wintry toilet OF heavy velvet and
rich furs, This is "a fashionable whtm
costume OF myrtle green velvet IS made up
a. a two piece suit, The Russian blouse /,
hclted. This opens at one side Is 10 bor-
dcred with crmne, and there is also an
crmine neck piece The bat worn with this
Is a plateau Of black mlle HunN arranged
over its wired model The very founda.
snowhalls In white With natural looking
green foliage are set as an uudcrhrim deco.
ration. The tuile plateau Is slightly clcyHt-
soft white and green chiffon. This aerial
hat, strange to say. seems lu perfect keen.
ing with the fur'trimmed ruhC at an after
noon toa. The fact rs that fur tuqucs and
fur.trlmmed hats look all right lu the street
or anywhere out of doors, Isn't they nre n
triGe oppressive specimens OF millinery 10
the tropical atmosphere OF clock rc.
ccptiou.
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HalletsviIle Items.

Halletsvile Tcxns. February 11.-Com
mssioners court has decided to increase
land valuations.
7. + Jackson, justice of tho peace az
Moulton since 1873, with the exception or
one term. has resigned and moved 10 Rock.
land. There are three applicants Tor the
place.
The German play, WEIR War;. given by
the Sons of Hermann In the opera house
last Saturday night, was a success
Last night the three local hre companies
gave their annual ball. The door receipts
Tonight some Of the pupils Of the High
school will give a performance In the opera
house for the purpose Of raising money 10
buy an organ for the school.
Aldermen D. H. Jones and W. L. John,
ston of Noakum are here for the purpose
of trying to induce the commissioners court
to pay part of the expense Incurred by
Yoakum In looking after a number OF small
pox patients. -
Messrs. f. HilBe and French simpson
have returned from Sabine Pass, where the
Texas OH company has for some time been
trying to fni oil. ,,g
beeves and bulls to st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

The latest finish TO q zibcline velvet or
dotted skirt is to give it an application Of
waving lines of fur. Some inexpensive
furs are very good indeed in general ef.
feet II the FUR bp dark enough. Do not huy
Imitation or cheaper grades OF chiuchilla
or rrmlne. The imitation dcccivcs nobody
hut the purchaser. whose eyes will speed.
lily bc opened by the shabby appearance of
the investment Dark brown furs mod
eratey priced, wear quite well. better than
BLACK" furs II the skirt OF your gown
shows decoration VI fur scallopiug YOU
will be 10 the very height Of the style. The
scaiiop need not be used as skirt border.
ID cam Indicate the bead Of a shaped tounco
or be simply applied as a trimming. II
yonr skirt shows scallops then apply an
ndulatng line OF the same fur as col
lnrette or shoulder cape effect on the
bodice The waves Of fur is mode much
admired 90 present.
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pENT FREE TO MEN
I" remarkable Remedy That Quick
"nestores Lost Visor to Men.
~ 'nai Package Sent BY Mail to
All Who Write.

}rns5y uls Packages OF most remarkable
pa. me oelng mailed TO ali who viii
fHti 40 STATE Medical Institute. Thev
4an ,mahy men who had battlad ~
4tslng ~ flst the mental and phvsicaI st1f.
D. eaeia4gst manhood, thai The lnsttfnta
|isa hi eIS . distribute free trial nsck-
Ar ana Hho write. ii is hotHa Pa
fifr ~ az men who amer a.ttb 80,
1ssibfi ssehuai weakness. rcsrIt,ns -. aS
d. nev,-!' Premature loss OF sfranStb
tnleistion weak back, yarieoesle ~
ikIss al hon. NJ parts, can now cure them.
istt q 10Y mas peculiarly grateful er-
u eeslrs5 uth ana seems 10 not direct 70
liyeon,.ssl location, giving sfrengtS
Sglts m ~ lust where n Is naedsd
isca ~ tle Ills and troubies 49,
4 "a sn5 oI misuse OF the natnrsi 49,
cases peen an absolute success in
stiiute iedt teq9est TO the state Medicai
4. iyae, Ind Eiektron Building, Fort
Y aeir ~, Stating that you desire one
"a WITH s y, lnal packages will be com.
{s-yf-sf ,ssss HpilS. The Institute rs Dc.
asere uNSStfS that great class OF men
"A md III ~ 10 leave home 10 he treat.
We how IRE sample will enable them
4 eskasss rL8 U Is to be cured OF seInal
.p1ged TSn lne proper remedies are
"a An, eAe institute makes no restrfc
4 hs. a. mas who writes will he sent
3.ssits. carefully sealed In 4 plain
d fssf - that its recipient need have
aaes ~. snbarrasAmebt or puhJieity.
~ s 'stsssssa v write vitssss
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smnlIpox Quarantine Raised.

Cuero. Texas February 1.-THE commits
sioners court Of De Witt county met In reg
uiar session yesterday. One of the first
actions taken was on the smallpox situa-
ton. The court decided 10 raise tho quar-
sptIne and turn II loose. This action was
token because none OF the surrounding
conrfies we're doing anything 10 stop It.
The tax rate was fixed the same a last
wear ana ex.onflclo salaries we're left the
game as last year.
mr.. John W Burns, one OF Cuero' leau
to- ,bvsicisns leaves tomorrow for Vienna
En- tske course OF lectures. This Is the
second time the doctor has crossed the
ocean for this purpose.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
Material Hard to Get.

Galveston, Texas. February li.-.G. W
Iioscbke Of the Southern Pacific says that
he IS meeting with much difficulty 10 So
curing material for the work now IN pre-
gress at the new pier. The men are still
employed in placing the foundation Tor the
new elevator. hut the work would have
h-en completed some time ago had the plleS
been delivered. lie Is progressing as fast
with the imprOS emPnts az the pier ~
he can under the circumstances great
demand seems 10 exist for building ms
tcrals Of all kinds owing % the enormous
amouut Of development IN varlons perihns
on Texas, aud this causes the delay IN So
curlng material.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Bcevilc Texas February li.-For the
FIRST time In the history Of Bee county
negro Was sworn IA. on the grand jury yrs
tprdav and 70 negro is on the petit jury for
cach week of this term of the district court
This was done 20 prevent the reversal o.
cases where the defendants are negroes on
the ground that discrimination was prac-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
Recruiting Office Reoner.d

Galveston, Texas, February 11-Corporal
Wyue G. Prater, United States army, ar.
rived In Galveston this morning and re-
opened a recruiting office FOR the United
States army hccc. lie was formerly sta.
toned at Galveston for several mout1s
mad was transferred to Victoria siorr
time ago. c. NJ. Cordray applied Tor "a.
ASimcnt at the office today shortly aftcs il
was opened and was received on nroba-
tiCl. go f'''"-
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bond lection Ordered

'aFeston' Texas, February l1.-At
.snas OF the county commissioners this
tfnoon an election was ordered for the
np0s OF securing a vote upon the pror-o.
EIon to Issue sl5OOOOO of county bonds
building a sea wall aronnd the city
~ Election will be held March 20. Ii is
EWsssry to obtain a vote of two.thlrds
ne taxpayers OF the county before
EYE nc bonds contemplated. The
~. VIII bear interest at the rate OF
y; to cent PAYABLE semi-annually, and will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
BALDWIN -MELyIILE COMPANY.

The announcement that the Baldwln-MeF
vile company viii appear az Sweeney
two matinees commencing Thursday ms
lnre, February 49, b. doubly welcome 10 mo
Houston patrons III this popular company
nasnuch ~ Msstcr lequ Boiiicr Is Win nc
comnsnr aud nil shPear ln children's parts
md In his ipFClslties a. every nefipi ntaQrc
IN tAa "CkASity Raian MICA viii be the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12
Entertainment ARRANGED For

Galveston Texas. February 1T.
Groce' chairman of the entertainment com.
mittee, announces that all the arrange.
ments have about been completed for the
coming convention OF the state Bankers,
association, which will be held in iris civ
Mareh - and p. After the business Sos.
SION OF the first day the visitors will be
taken for boat ride on tho bav aud tbis
VIII De followed by smoker al night On
the afternoon Of the second DAY n ear ride
over me city has heeu arranged for. which
Woolam's lake
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Statement Nav Be Trll.

IN ss.on' Texas, February 1I.-An Of.
.s.,, " me Nicaragua Steamship company
49,. ~" mat the banana business between
.nts ana Bluehelds will be resumed
\, a., month This does not disprove
4, Is III S, tast the service has been suspend.
I he tims u Inc Post 1t was published
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

Bryan. Tevas, February 1.-THE city
council at ms meeting last night ordered an
election 10 he held on the first Tuesday IN
AurI TO elect "a mayor and two aldermen
Thry also GXed the i1N levy for 1902 at
81 % on each 500 yaiuatiOn
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Additional Bond subsorintior,

aanes'on' Texas, February 1.-THE
[ ,saa. received by che committee securing
1s'ipuons for the proposed brcakwatcr
L,.] ''aay was si5,SO0. This brings the
N snio' NJ received TO date up 10 slG3,-
as Previously mentioned In The Post
Eb,s,I.an,llttee does not include the large
M sarrsns which amount TO $500 900.
III ssvnnlttee Is still working faithfully
Eb,erips,als 70 secure great many more
'H'puons within a few DAYS.
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OF INTEREST TO - y - -
~ ~ ~ FEMININE READERS.

The velvet ribbon Is also employed TO
trim the stole ends which are caught once
or twice IN the course Of their descent with
a knot, bow or rosettc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

PLAGUE OF PNEUMONIA
DEATHS AT SEVERAL POINTS DUE
TO THE DISEASE.
Almost an Epidemic Of the Disease at
Bryan--Two Brothers succumoed TO
the Disease in kaufman County


Bryan Texas Februnry h.-fnenmon'a
&C. ,s,,,r, O., bo almost endemic here. nm I
~ l..,,,,, 10 10 y,taf Thors
10 nearly t'''l '''''"', t.,+
ere two ot''h7 ".i' '.""' A. ''''
" 900" oo a.. a-c month and ayc days.
H., ,,ss horn and raised
W ''..',' ~, emo h,igbtast and best
N' ''' ''' rat. d.,tb has. cost
''''- "' .,., ,,t,-, c.tr rho funeral
.,.....,..,.,. ,,,,-,i.., nj II O'Clock
WI" .,.,. ,,,nrnt,,, Nc Norgqret
Al ''"'h '"'a NV
Foreman wife Of Mr. j. a. L -eI,i3li, ~ -
aged 80 Yeats. sac was an NNyr'.' "
man aud loved by an VINO knew u,L, ~
will be laid 10 rost in the city cemetery 20
morrow at II o'clock.
,.. - Nc
PAYNE Mckinney. an aged and highly es-
tecmed lady a'ed s0'ur''S u'sn, -, p ,,.'
mouia at tH' nome OF ".i ""uF",''
i'o,'''H ,,l t ,,, ,.,ar, n,+ Gov tbc
a. .'',1 P'"s ,,,,t ,,,.,i ,,.,,I, hor dor,ht .
r.'' w.. .oa'aios ,,sro sbt,,sd raro vestor
day on the 1I:83 train. ana were placed il,
the Methodist Chnicn, Whesc me Lnii e.,2
XWyl cotc1 nf Smitbyills after which The re.
mains were conveyed TO the CITY cemetery,
and lald 10 Gf', sue W@,'S '' Nv A., '''.
nEeV ND nl1cs. t,vo sisters. four brothers.
ono dau5bfrr several grand chlblren and
host of friends TO mourn hcr sud de-
misc
49,, anidorlc Of Ia arlppe and rneuinoni,
go. - 80 over known Of has preyailed here
- - inc 4, Deoc,nber tbore not be-
since sou' '.'"e vi 49, - -.
ing a house In town hatay out Whal 'heI'
has been some one or may be all Of the
family down With la grippe ard pneumonia,
ala u ISrdd Gbae Swings and Dalngeracid,
where tae disease Is raging with many
deaths The doctors are Kept busy day
and night There are several palleil. W.
writing.
Mr. Bennett. one OF the owner, o.
little saw mill losJ MS "iIe on tue ''u W
A Mr.. John Higgins diea al tue same
mil OF tue
,-.,.- ,rovos February 1O.-Pneumonia is
more prevalent in '."s county AZ presen'
than ever before A large humber a Q, . eases
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Best for Iucumatsm Elmer & Amends
Prescription 40 2S5l Celebrated on its
merits for many cnectual cures 10. D.
schmidt, Houston, Texas, sole agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

|c.,,..on. Texas, February 1l-At
Linz Of the directors of the Galveston
~. league which was held tonight
4. oglre Of Mott * Armstrong the fol.
4, oacers were elected; julius W..
srs.b president: w r. Armstrong. first
...s,ssnt E. o. Flood second vice
N ,iI g1' Charles i. J, krouse, treasurer
4 election OF a secretary was postpone.
Families we're appointed 10 looh d.Ves
ll0ls .ni1ation. One Of the committees
NE n systematic canvass of the cily
~ IsA nnrpose Of securing votes for the
F.a1 W. "decIded 10 celebrate the arrival
ny srst shlp Of the Southern Pacitlc's
y ~ York Galveston service at Galveston
EA dttipg demonstration.
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n mae TO re'establish the service and tho
ment has been made may be t true arF"use-
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rylCES TO NAVIGATION
,dt,IO Bayou Located by Uaited
States Engineer.
10 REMOVED ~ A SHORT TIME
...,,,o, 1,vered-Aransements
70 ~. - North Atlantic Squadron
" Declared Of.

lint, Texas, February 11'-United
rrclneer Richie has returned from
liln = pufalo bayou, which he made
w " .,,pose of securing information
las wrecks which were reported to
ne bayou and also in the channel
" Y I'm barbor. Four wrecks were
O" ss,,b are menaces to navigation.
|l'a . sD in The bayou and they con
Pc w. Sat boat, dredge and a barge
~ ,,,b were sunk during the storm
u VT The fourth was in the channel
~S quarantine station and Is the
y Wv ,Ss old dredge boat OF the Gal
~ wharf company, which was burned
VI Tho wharf company reIinquished
~ the wreck aud It is now in
q, an the government to remove It,.
~ asscrlptlon Of the wrecks and their
N. arc now being prepared and bids
taioH ,idyertised for their removal wltain
Y y s s The bids must be advertised
Fee G days and The contractors will
W. ~ allowed sixty days in which to
n " % Seain the work and sixty days
MN " IN which to complete II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-12

The scene at Turner hall was practically
reproduced at saengerbund hall. where
President sauteF, Mr. /. Gus Mueller, Nr
C. c. Ileb aud Mr. Anton Runner and
other Of the leading spirits OF the Saen-
gorbund were present TO give direction TO
the festivities OF the evening. and to see
thai the occasion WAS a. enjoyable as q
NJ I possible 20 make H. II the crowd NJ
the Sucuctrbun1 nall was uor as lare AZ
tlmt ~ Tuuaer haI t VAS simply because
thc nail Was not ore large Tor ~ was ~ rl
10 les fullest dancing CAPACITY, so PACKED
mat th, prluce and The heEgtr, the iero-
ci0us Indian With his sealgns kuiie a1d
the paleface maiden, rubbed elbows m
the irazes " the danee iun vac tssl
sud frolic unbHdled uuti. tae ndnigh.
hour phen masks were removed and tAen
occurred the usual surprises and recogm
lions.
II was late IN the night or rather early IN
the morning when the fun az these rgu
balls ca1sed and BE- parliclDanfs carried
home VITA them enough enjoyment 70 last
item tin after Easter.
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Nn lndlotment for LynehInn.

lake Charles. La. February 1.-THE
grand jury finished rs work today and re-
turned thirty indictments, mostly for minor
o9enses Camille Gary was held for the
murder Of his fatherln-law near Jennings
and VIII Owens and Frank Reddy we're IN,
dicted FOR murder committed az q coloree
tnrv rennrted that n could md no evideHce
connecting any one with fhe lynching OF
Sal povdraS IN this city Vast December
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Tue Turner hau WIS prcttlv decorated
for the occasion over the stage wcIo IL
letters III T. W IIoustou Tern ycrrn
In electric lights. with a large star ia the
center OF the hau similarly constructed.
Two American flags were draped over the
proscenium arch with the MORE sombre Ger
man colors forming background. The
stage was banked with palms, bebud
which was partially concealed the orcli's
ira that furnished the music for the dance
Upon the houy were nearly 300 dancers
ali or them masked and representing nearly
every conceivable character There were
princes and cavaliers, h0d carriers and
clowns. there were ia preparations that were
hiltoflcal others mytho,ogical aud stl
others that appealed purely to the fancy.
The blending OF coors, the fanclful figures,
tae grotesque characters formed o pretty
and picturesque ensemble. There were
spcctators too who took no part in tEa
dance, but absorbed a large share Of the
enjoyment In The cutlery were three long
tables, upon which w0s served most ele-
CANT supper. provided by those popular
caterers. MIR aud Mrs Roessler, and this
was by no means the least enjoyable fea-
ture OF the entertainment.
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sIruAT1oNs--MALE.

RELIABLE colorea man, good ali around
COOK. would like a position, stephen ID
, Brown. 600 Broadwar. IL
sShLlABLE and trusty coored man would
ke lanitor work or office TO keep city
Artnces. Address Jauitor GO broad
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Cleb,rne. Texas February ".-Nola
smith aged 10. daughter Of g, 9. smith.
died SUNDAY. February y OF pneumonia
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
PHoEN1x, ARIZONA, JUNE 19, 1902.

The late message of NIT. Dwight B. Heard to his fcur associates of the wa
 ter storage commission WHERE in which he told them IS THE that if they were on the GROUND? ground" they would
 not insist upon the aid of construction amendment to the wa ter storage bill, has prompted them to inquire What ground?'
 MT, Heard's message was sent from Washington. where he had been for six weeks The four members of the com mission wonder what the fifth could have learned in Washington of the needs of the Salt River valley beyond what they had discovered. They had attended the Hotel Adams meeting and knew that the amendment to the water storage bill which they had recommended, was an expression of the wishes of a majority of the peo- pie interested in the irrigation of the valley. This sentiment had sprung up for the most part after the departure of MT. Heard, and he had been assured by his colleagues that it existed.
 His reference, therefore, to his supe- rior information by reason Of the fact of being lon the ground was more or less puzzling to the majority of the commission. Messrs. Fulwiler, Priest, Goldman and Peterson are warranted in suspecting that MT. Heard allud- ed to some project of which he has not informed them, of creating reservoir in the Potomac for the irrigation Of the country about the national capital In that case he may be said to be on the ground, and know what he is talk ing about.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

Under the terms of an agreement with the New York city authorities the Pennsylvania Railroad company will pay a total of Sf,3S3,OOO during the twenty-five years duration of it's fran river and the streets of the city. Viewed in the light of rental pure and simple the sum is comparatively trifing: as an indication ot latter-day franchises of this class the arrange ment is significant
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

taught, but they probably did not. They made ot silver a political issue. MT. Bland had never done that. With him it had been great question of public policy, so that he could never have been a leader of his party on the lines formed in 1895.
 In the political history of his coun- try he will be written as the great sil- yer champion when the later and loud CT mouthed advocates have been for gotten. In BIand's time the subject was live one. In the time cf the blatherslzites it was dead and impos- sible.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

All of the salmon canneries of Brit ish Columbia have been norganeer- ed In other words there is salmon trust. The capital, however, is small, only $3.000,O00. The idea is to save the byproducts, which hitherto have been wasted. The canned product will be, as susal. portion of fish chucked into 3 tin of grease. From the cales and bones will be manufactured guano and glue. The by-product is the salvation of many q business these days.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
The murderous eonvicts who escs

The murderous convicts who escaped from the Oregon penitentiary nine days ago seem to be trying to entice the national guard and the sheriffs posses across the frontier. where they can slaughter them with impunity. IT the authorities of the states of Oregon and Washington continue to exercise the caution which has hitherto marked their maneuvcrs. We believe the object of the outlaws will be defeated.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-19
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Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

sulphur baths: m and taIly-ho ridin The beautiful plur Separate plunge Every convenle1c store, long distan library. Strictly altitude 1000 It.
 week ul); rooms mineral water to
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