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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-07
Los franCtSeS
en- NueVa York.
DeSfile a los aCOrdeS de la
MarSGll0Sa.
DeSa0radah1e incidents
Desagradable incidente.

Nueva YORK 28 de Mayo Bsjo
un torrente de lluvia, de esas lluvias
impertinentes qua los ameri:anos
saben reservAr para las visitRs de
exSranjeros notables, hicieron sd en-.
trada en- NusvA York los indivf iuOs
comisionados por Ell gobiern0 Q
Francis para las CeremoniAs de in&u
gur&ei6n de 10 estAtua de RochAm.
beau.
Los ilustres huespedes llegaron
q las 9 de esta mA6ans q West Point,
dOnde les hizo escOlta el Coronel Mi
lis con fuerzas de cAballerfa. B sio
ell aguAcero pasaron revistA & los ca.
dete9, que desfiaron ante los france
ses, en- seis compaf1ias s los :ordes
de Ia Marselleea. A est& fiesta 81
gui6 una exhibici61 gimna ,tics que
mereci6 las congratulacioues Q !
conde de Roch&mbe&u.
De West Point Qinieron q estR
ciudAd a bordo del aviso sDelphins.
desembArcRndo en- la B Ateria como
las 3 45 de 10 tarde &l son de los Ca
nonazos que SO disparabsn en- honor
del Almir8nte FOurnier, del subse-
cretsrio de Estado Peirce y del EN-
bsiAdor Sr. CAmbon'
En- ell muelle les esperabA una
Oomisi6n cOmpuest& de los siguien'
tes cAballerCs: J. B. Reynsldo, en-
representation del Alcal lie Mr.. Low;
Ell Mayor Greer, en- la del General
Roe; jefe de la Gn&rdia Nacional, ell
Conceal Willat y 81 Consul de Fran
cia E lmundO BruwAert.
Al entrSr Ia Comisi6n en- los ca
rruSjes que los esperaban, ID banda
americana TOGO la Marselless, mien
tras 10 francesa respondf& con &Co'
lumbia, the Gem of the O3eAnD. Dos
compaf1fas al mando del captain Bad
gley precedieron & les cocbes y ha'
clan de retAguardia, mRriuos d9 am
bas nAciones.
Los huespedes fueron recibidos
ofcialmante en- Ell AyuntamientO, de
donde pAsAron Madison Square pa
rA presenci&r ell desfile de las trop&s.
| Este empez6 las 6 dursudo mas de
una hora. Luego celebrAron ur&
reception en- 81 hotel Waldorf Asto
ria donde so les ha dispuesto aloj&'
miento. Mr.. Low, Ell Alcalde, fu6 de
los primeros en- ofrecer sus respetos
los extranjerOs.
En- una de las boes GALES de
Broadway, por donde5pasaron aque
lies, ocurri6 un incidente desastro
so. Por aquella secci6u hay una es'
cAvAcion de Is pies de profundidad,
y que Sc hab1a cubierto con un puen
to provisional de MADEIRA, con obieto
de no interrumpir el Itr&fco F.6
tanta la gente que Sc aglomer6 sob.e
este puente, que 10 excessive del pc
so quebr6 las vigss que 10 sostenian
cay o multitud de individuoe,
hOmbres ~ mujares, en- espsntosa
cor fusion nj fondo. Result6 IN muer
to. Los heridcs pasan de 100
E' que por do quiera Sc hsb1a
Spinsdol Ia multitud, ansioss de yer
y aclamar 6 los simpaticos hue pc
des cuya entrada en- l& ciudad fu6
una entrad& de triunfo.
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F'ILIPINA@
81 prOCeSO Waller y Day.
(De maestro Cofresponsay. }
Nuava York 25 MAYO.

NueV& I Ork 70 Mayo.
Telegrafian de Manila que Ell
Conseio de Guerra que iuzg6 aL Co.
ma nd&nte L. w. F. Waller ell to
niente John H A, Day (de infAnte
ria de marina) como presuntos insti
gadores de ejecuciones hechas en-
Samar sin formamaci6n de causs,
acaba de dictAr sentencia.
Ell General Chaff se desa
pruebS las decisionss del tribunal
en- ambos casos, y con References 81
de Waller, dice:
Ella muerte de los n&tivos en- cues
ti6n tuvo mas ds illegal revaucha
que de acto iasto de gd9rrA. H Hscien
do honor al ser7icio mllitRr america
no, Ia absoluci6n del Conseio de
Guerra no pueds ser &probAdo.
EL delit0 cuya culp&bilidad ell
General Oh Affee cree debfa halIar ell
Consejo, fae 1ndudablemente IL au
toridad asumids por WAller al orde
mar en- Samar ejscucf6a de nAtivos
sin consular con su superior gerGr'
qQ1co ell General Smith.
Dfcese que uno de esos n&ti7os
fu6 herido un dia en- una pierns; Ell
siguiente en- ambos brazos, y ell otro
en- TODD ell cuerpo, mientras SO le tu'
vO &marrado un Arbol todo ell item
po que dur6 ell cruel tormento.
Waller declare que fac cierto
que Sc ejecnt6 a nueve nati7os, fun
daudo su actitud en- 6rdenes termi'
nantes del G sneral Smith cuyo fin
era smstar y quemar0 hacienda de
Samar un ecompleto desierto. ,
Cuando 6Sto ocurrfa, Waller Sc
hallAba convaIeciendo de una febre
larga y penoss, contraida durante
ID desastrcsa march& efectuada &
travez de Samar, y cr6ese que sus
facultade3 intelectuales no Sc halls
ban muy tirmes; estode que 81 ha
regado rotundamente, sosteniendo q.
entonces Sc hallabR en- pleno goce de
sus fAcultAdes.
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Anuario del ComerCio
EI ANuARIO mEL COmERCIO

FL AN "A AH6HO DAIAA OOWA AA&S'AO
10 fOrman dos tOmOS, encartOnados en- tela,
de mas de 800 p5ginas cada uno, y com
prendo:
I2-Pute otjriuL La ramlia Real, Mi
nistorioS, CuerpoS dplonatico9, Coz SejO de
Estado, SeuadO, CongrcSO, AcademiaS Uni
vcrsidadeS, Institutes, etc, ETC. o IRdiCu
d0r dc Madrid por apol'idOs, prof3SioneS, CO.
merciO industrias GALES :? -ESpGjIG
por proViuciaS, particles judjciaItS, ciudades,
villas lugareS, mCluyondO en- Cada unO: l ?
una description geoGralica, hiS0rca y csta-
di>hca, con lndicaci0n de las cartcriss esta-
clones de ferro- CarrieS, tclGgraIoS, Ierias eS-
tablocimienoS de banos, circuIos, etc, 2o la
parte Official, y3o las prQfeSjOneS, c0merciO {
induStrjCt8 de tOdOS los puebOs, con los NOM
brpS y apClidOS de los que las ejerCen. t 2
- Ar1nceLeS de U}uGRTS de la Peninsula, or
denadOs eSpeCialmrntc para esta publication.
- C1lba, Putrto-Rjc0 ISLuS F'Hipin0S, con
Sus ADMINISTRATORS COmerciO induStria,
escrilos en- eSpanol ingItH. Is :. -EStqd0S
HjSpuR0 unlericHN0S, divididoS en- 1DtSrGcG
CenyaL Costa Rjra, GtcattmnM, IlonduraS,
lNjccruQu0, EL .SuI0Hdor q Rep'iJIjcU D0na5nj-
canu -AuGricU del N0rte: M6ric0-Anp6rGca
Puraguny, Peri, ReWi6ljca Argentjna, Uru-
quaU ItnezueM EUrUc0o - 9-RejnO de
P0rtitqaL u slls c0L0niI8 3 ? ?-Secci07 H,Ctran-
jera 99-Secci6n de d3luIcj0S, con indices.
I0-lntcc general de lodaS las materials que
contieno ell AnUarlO. Este indico esta re-
daCtado en- eSpanol, frances, aieman inglGS y
0ortuguGs IL. lndico geogritico de Espana,
UItramar, EStadoS llispanO amrriCanOs y
Portugal. l2-lndicc general -breGiO so
frances. 0rancO de pOmCS) Sc halla de
venta en- la Liberia editorial do BAILLN-
BAILLIERE HIJOS. Plaza de Santa Ana,
nUm. 10, en- las principales del mundo.
y VI D. 5,
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La fuente
vel SurtidOr.

De un surtidor e!eg&nte
que Sc muestra o. c&minante
de pOmpa y riqueza lleno,
IN lfq uido impure brota,
conduciendo en- cads gotta
germen de mortal veneno.
Cerca, de IN monte en- la fAlda,
entire orill&s de esmeralda
humilde fuente ap&rece,
que en- su espejo diamAntino
licOr purO y crist&lino
al camin&nte le ofrece.
D. 10 apariencia llev&dos
81 principle, entusiasmados
ib1n todos & beber
al surtidor e0gAf1osO
que 81 & Sc muestr&, Orgulloso
de su eXtrf ns9cO valer.
Y hoy nsdie va 81 surtidor,
sabiendo que su licor
es q Ia salud dafiiuO:
hoy van todos & 10 fuente, =
cuya i'm 2ida corriente
10 sed calma al peregri o:
Del bueno es, 81 fn, Ia palma;
mo i'm 2Orta ostente Ell alma
pobre 6 RIGA vestidura.
Lo dicen: 10 fuentecilla
ysquel surtidor que brilla
tan solo por su hermosur&.
vIRG1L1o DAVILA.
1902.
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G O NP q MA
FERRO,.CARRILES DE PTO-RIOO
DE LOS

La Companfa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto REQ pone en- cOuOcmiento del publ
co y muy particutarmente de los hacendados
duenos de fabrica, que, habiendo moutado
en- sus tallereS de Santuroe maQulnaria per-
fecciOnada, Sc encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda clase de reparacores de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero.
Tambi6n dispoue de una fundioi6n mo-
delo provista de aparatoS mOdern0s y porfec-
conados que le permlten fuudlr dentrO de
las 48 horas aquo(las pleas que Sc recesiGen
con urgenoia,
Pueden remitirse gratuitameuJe por fe-
rrocarril todas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidOs.
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PORTo.RICORAILR0AD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and SUI
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform IN their workshops
al the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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7sF@D DWIWoWUWWVOW 7JEWSUW
!
/: :SCotr
|AIinentO
yCOnpIetO:

Ia Emulsion de Scott,
p0r SuS COmpOnentes de
aceite de h(gadO de ba-
CaluO { hipOfOStltOS de
cal y de SOSa, eS unO de
los alimentOs mas COM
pletOS para Ia economic
humana.
Es un eXcitante de ia
HutriCi0n. Sc abSOrbe
|pOr la flbra muscular,
, siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidOs y de
! los principles albuminoi-
!, deOS fundamentals, eX-
!. puISandO las toXinas,
bacteriaS infecciOsas y
, Sus prOductoS. Puriflca
t0tuImente Ia Sangre, y
eS pOr reunir cSaS pro-
|, piedade5 que Ia
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POLICLINICA
del Dr.. Rafael del VallG.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medades en- general.
Operacioncs quirIrgicas.
ESpecialIdad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas dc consultas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
FOrtalcza (AIlen Street, l6.
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Andres CrOSaS.
MARINA.

Ofrece: Msderas de pichip6n
surtidas, pino americana y sprace
teiamanis de pichipen para techar,
pinturas, hierro galvanizsdo torni-
los 7 clavos, duelas, sacos vacfos y
efectos n&vales. Mautequilla y So,
chichas d. nss&s supsriores.
Aa
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One YeAr............ gold ...... Q 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Carlos HI. BIOmdot
Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potrero de Ia mejor ma
premiada raza del pals una magntfca bue-
yada.
Sc oonducen provisiones y frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y Caguas a San
Juan vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama hilado y "El, ron
Nectar" todo propiedad de Quinones Ca
bezudo.-DIrigirse Dou Gerardo Santana
8guaS. =. &C.
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10 rorman dos tomOs encaronados en- teIa,
de mas de 800 pagmaS cada uno, com
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Emulsion
de Scott

: Jrbe enpIearse siempre
! en- la tuberculosis, la
: 3numiu, el raquitiSmO, el
: rebIandeCimientO de los
{ hueSOS y rn general en-
5 t0daS aquelIas enferme-
( dadeS cue neCeSltan un
! aIlnentO complete.
5 P0r SUI eStadO grasOSO,
: nutre los pulmOneS.
; POr SUI aSimiIaCi6n, au-
) mentd los gl6buIos de la
; sangre.
) Por ell f6sforo que con-
) tjene, nUtre el CerebrO.
} FL fosfato de cal y de
; SOSa nutrc los hueSOS y
; la cal CaICina los tuber-.
; cuIOS.
} Raz6n por 10 que es
un aIlmentO complete.
} SCOTT & BOVINE, Q.imtcos, New York.
De venta en- las FaInacias y Droguerias.
5A
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
POKER AT TWIN LAKES.
Injured Players at Strenuous and Con
tinuCus Game.

Twin Lakes may be said to be strictly
4 moral town. There are times, how
ever. when some OF our leading citizens
look upon the glass and guzzle it's
glories until they become unmindfUl Of
the great moral obligations incumbent
upon them as citizens. But as a RUE
the most confirmed tipplar is peacsa BILE
when il his cups, d happy condition
Which all attribute to the peace pro-
noting properties of the homemade
booze which they imbibe, all of the
beverages dispensed in Twin Lakes
being made right here at home. All
this being true It would seem that ar
ordinary poker game could be conduct
ed without danger to life or limb. In
aact some ordinary games have flour
iSned for Il week without interruption
end al of the participants got away
unhUrt; bat that was when the camp
Was young. and the games were tame
and the stakes small Nowadays when
man plays poker in Twin Lakes he
must have his overshoes on ana be
keenly alert, not even taking time to
spit to the right or to the left, lest
something dreadful should happen unto
him.
At the close OF the last big game here
IL Nilt4l Dlut CHIPS were SOiuS dC
$1.oG0 each. it was found necessary to
call the ambulance. Drs. Hayes, Ioef-
fnagle and Cornelius Of the hospital
staff responded to an emergency call
and after hurried examination Of
some of the most violent. the following
list Of injured was handed to the News
man:
Lord Robert Hardloser, suffering
from ST. Nitus' dance. caused by count
ing his. chips increasingly for twenty
four hours. This distinguished patient
was also found to be so completely
hidebound that he could not bend =
knee or bat an eye without tearing the
skin.
Sargent Sweetner. ruptured whila
, trying to draw an ace.
Tom Raisemback, both feet FROST
bitten.
Tier Buffer, palpitatio CT the heart,
caused by betting ten blue chips on l
straight open in three places.
Anderson Aloreante weak from loss
Of blood. caused by parspiring too
, freely.
Harold Ianley Nolimit, hysteria
superirdUced by winning q sWeatened
pot.
Hutchinson Ho1dup. eyesight perma-
nently injured looking for openers. and
hoarse from saying. That's good
Jesse b. Sldnem. fingers burned on
four flush and right arm sprained
pulling in the ''rakeof. Twin Lakes
| News
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
THE CHRISTIAN
Doris Theater Taxed to Accommodate
Pleased Audience.

The largest audience III the history
Of the Doris theater assembled in that
building last night to witness the pro-
duction OF The Christian by Nj. Ed
ward Morgan and his company of play
ers. Phoenix audiences are proverb-
tally cold ami they seldom warm up to
the pitch on enthusiasm, no matter how
mzritorious the entertainment. The
applause which greeted The Chris
tian" during the last acts, however,
left no room for doubt that there was
general appreciation cf the efforts Of
the excellently balanced company.
OF the play itself, nothing requires
to be said, for everybody has read Hall
Gaines novel, and the dralnatiz2tion
follows the novel with fair cIoseness. as
q rule. As to the merits OF the play,
as well as the novel itself, there viii
always be Il lack of agreement among
the critics. \ large section OF the
reading public contends that the NOR
bid John storm is not a human char
acter, and that GLORY Quayle'' is a
caricatura of the womarhoOd purport-
ed to be portrayed. On the other hand
there are plenty Of people who refuse
to listen to the critics and who insist
that Mr. Caine has written one of the
worlds great stories.
BE that as it may, such merits as are
possessed by The play-and it is replete
with dramatic situaticns-Were brought
cut very wen indeed by Mr.. Morgan
and his company. Few better COM
panies have played in Phoanis.-alId
none Of them Of higher average OF abiI-
ity throughout has produced a play be
fore an audience in this city. AS 4
matter Of course, Ar. Morgan as John
Storm and Miss julia Stuart IS Glory
Quayle," carried OF most Of the horors.
but MI Charles Rowan IS also deserv-
ms Of special mention for the nigh
character Of ais work 2s the lordiy vii
lain. altogether. the company pleased
the crowd Immensely.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
THE NICKUM ESTATE
Contest OF the Will Begun in Probate
Court Yesterday.

The petition f3~ TIE admission of the
VIII Of the late J. w cVieIlum to pro
bate came up in probate court yester-
day. It had been set for hearing
week age, but notice having been fled
in court that the wife Of Nicl,Grl
would contest the application OF ~.
E E Prowen for letters OF admins
tIaticn. continuance was taken until
yesterday.
According to the VIII half the estate
Of Nickun is left to DR.. ProWel and
the other half to his children. It vas
stated in the will that Nickum had 10
vie. but he provided that if after lis
death any woman pretending to be his
wife appeared and proved herself 10 he
his wife she would receive the sum
OF So
It was expected that Mrs NicI,ura,
who lives at Portland, Ore would al
rive in Phoenix in time TO be present
at the hearing yesterday, but tele-
gram was received from he.- by her
attorney. Mr.. Sleeves, saying that she
had not yet obtained the money with
which TO make the journey. The mat
ter was allowed 10 go over until May
)
an exceedingly racy character. 1t is
first set forth that she is the wife OF
Nickum and one OF his lawful heirs.
II is alleged that the document pre-
scented for probate is not the last viii
and testament Or any will of the de-
cedent. That at the time of the sign
| ing of it ETiczum was not of sound
mind and that as 4 matter of fact he
cid net sign it at all and it was not at
tested by at least tEo competent and
credible witnesses. The paper then re-
cites the incidents OF Nickum's resi-
6ence in Phoenix since he came here
! last December. fT3.n Portland until his
death.
Dr.. Prowell said he would relinquish
any claim he might have IL the estate
under the will to the children of
Nicllum, but he would insist Uron his
petition for letters OF administration
in order that he might carry out the
wishes OF the tesla Tor. The contestant
Will resist this petition as well IS tina t
| for the admission Of the viii to probate
Gil the grounds set forth in the contest
that the viii is not 4 will.
| The final account Of the guardian of
the Clark minors was approved. The
viii OF John Van Tuyl was admitted
t. probate and George 3. Wilson was
appointed administrator. n. G. ShiIl
iapplied fer letters On the estate of
/ Thomas p. Briggs. The matter WAS
set for hearing May :.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
\ SICK PRELATE.

New York, april 24-Archibishop
Michael Augustine Corrigan is serious
" i'll at the archepiscopal palace IN
Madison avenue. At a late hour 20
right Dr.. Francis DeIafield, one OF the
attending physicians, said the arch
bishops temperature was 102 that his
mEla3y was pneumonia of an extreme
type and that his condition was seri-
Gus but not dangerous.
d. Edward 1. Keys. the arch
bishops regular physician. was called
by the archbishcp's secretary this IF
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
. IMPENDING WEATHER.

Wycming-Fair Friday. except show
ers and cooler in southeast portion:
Saturday, fair and warmer; northwest
winds.
New Mexico and Arizona-Fair Fri
day; cooler in north portion Friday
night; S2turay. southwest winds, be-
coming northwest
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
IRON SPRINGS PICNIC.

The IRON Springs picnic is the chief
topic OF conversation among the chill
dren. and when there is an excursion
all under 10 are children. The weather
is delightful and the ride through the
ever changing mountain scenery will
he most enjoyable. and no finer spot
fer a picnic could be found in all Ari-
iona. Tickets are selling rapidly, but
the management have provided ample
accommodations for all.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
UNIQUE CsIFJ, TO sCHLEY.

Henry Lane Emo of New York has
presented to Rear Admiral w 5.
schiey a gold coin found on the battle
field Of Marathon. The coin is an If
regular circle about half an inch in
diameter. On one side is the head of
Alexander the Great and on.the other
is figure of Victory The coin is OF
the very rarest and is referred to in
Di Cesnola's book on antiquities.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

The knocker with his noisy knock. the
kicker with his mulish kick, the
talker with his bally talk upon the
seats as flies are thick. The ladies
in their smart attire, enthusiasm
in their eyes are there in bevies to
admire and laud the players to the
skies, and spank their dainty hands
when one Of handsome figure makes
run.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

Way UP the Geographic pole the Eager
small boy perches high. and in the
fence each knotty hOle-and they
are many-frames an eye. The
score-card merchants voice rings
out. the voice through all the win
ter dumb. the peanut vendors loud
" shout, the kid proclaims his
chewing gum, and that same cush-
ion man is there to save our panta-
lettes from wear.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
IF ACCOMPANIED BY THE CASH.

Miss Stone now bears witness to the
efficacy of prayer in having been re-
leased from captivity; but it may be
doubted whether the heather brigands
would indCrse her fine sentiment. They
heard 10 prayers until the ransom ar
riVed.-B0stOn Herald.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
FOR SALE.

A complete steam power plant in
first class condition. Consists of Is
Il. P. engine. 20 II. P. boiler, pipes, etc.
Can be bought for half of original cost.
CAL on or address The Republican,
Phoenix Arizona
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
play BALL"

play ball" The old cry echoes Ger
the peaceful vale Of Valley creek,
and from the bleachers comes Il
roar as rows of rocters spring 4
leak! The batter grasps the willow
club the pitcher strikes an attitude,
the catcher gives his hands a rub.
the umpire stands with keen eyes
glued upon the play; the ball has
gone. and once again the seasons
ont
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25
CITY BESEVETEES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice IS hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Rand
Oil company viii be held at the Office
OF the company in Phoenix. Ariz., on
Tuesday the 29th day Of April, 1902, at
the hour of 1880 o'clock p. IN. fo1' the
purpose OF amending the articles of il
corporation and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the said meeting.
". T. FOSTER. Secretary.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

The theological graduate Who does
not believe in Adam f0rgets that Mark
Twain saw his grave.-New Yor1, Mail
and Express.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

and for every one that loves delicious.
refreshing and invigorating soda
water. Our fountains are fully
charged and iced, and we datter our
selves we can draw you the best drink
that ever quenched your thirst. Cold,
clear and sparkling with any of our
luscious fruit favors. our soda makes
a nectar infinitely superior to any
other Our ice cream is the best that
can be produced. Everything first
class. Give US a call when you are
thirsty.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

Hoax-"EIy razor slipped today and
almost cut my throat from ear TO ear
Joa2;-'' II IA, You must have had {
close shave.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

The old excuses now are fed to bosses
from employees lip; the grandma on
her dying bed, the wife at home
Down with Ia grippe. That dying
grandma viii be spied beside her
grandson sitting there. the sick wife
by het husbands side. and how
those frauds viii blush and stare
to catch their old employers eyes
lit up with half-amused SURPRISE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

May 9Th. to buy pony built saddle
horses and mares, from to s years old,
1872 to f5A hands high, weighing from
500 to 1000 pounds. Must be sound and
lat. Bring in your horses while you
have 4 chance to cash them.
W. L. COOKE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

Registration closes in a few days
Are You registered? You cannot vote
unless you are.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

Hunt w our ad. and take 4 look at
it HartWell & Hamaker.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-25

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee AIS Rest
aurant. Special prices in quantities.
It's equally as good as our coffee.