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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
Giuc 3eiie mad 9cutfhlanS,

I'm bic @elt ober mad irsenO einem
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. Reiiebtlz
lete iiber ale 8abnz unb 9ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c
6 o., Ais WaterzStr. (266-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
Sreb. SnncrnidmiSt'S Wmerican=
Srcfpern Sierc


SreS. SanernifmiSt's 9imerican=
SrctuerD Sierc
iinb gebaltrei9, fein BON SeI4mad,
unb abiplut rein, bu ite feline fir ben
Gonfumenten f9dbli9en prdferpattbz
Mittel ent6dlten. Sic fofen tpeniger,
als bic austpGrts gebruuten 8iere unD
iinb f6nen an Site ii6erlegen. Ser
langt Nmerican 8reperp : 8iere uno
iiber5eugt Sud BON beren @ortreffz
li9tett. &iite 81. 8rarerei 11O4-
1923 9iuenzS traBe. 6. &c g. Sci.
1914, Sob. 1491. (291)
8etGubt unb beraubt.-
Clarence @ulter, % Sabre alt, irgar.
2OO1, 5dirmount : Qbenlte, fpo9n6uft,
tpurbe geitern bom BDli3eiri9ter Je4~
tig in Der mittleren Station benz SRI
minalgert4t unter Der &nf4ulbtgung
ii6erpieie len, G6riitian Mepers bong}r.
534, SrantlinitruBe, I'm eine iilbsrne
ll6r i'm Wert6e BON $12 uno um Sill
in 8aar beraubt 81 BADEN. Der an
gebli9e Haub ion ii4 an Der 9iioz
6reberiditr. in Der RGbe bes nSbeonz
Sbeuters" augetrugen BADEN, mo betoe
iungen 2eute ii4 cine fur5e 3ett oufz
bielten, nabbem tie borber in me6rez
rem Mirt6f6dften 3u5dmmen getrunz
fen 6utten. Wte Mlepers bebauptet,
goB i6m0alters i'm rSoeon@Sbeater"
S9lummertropfen in ieinen @6isfeD
unb rietb ibm bann, als bic 5olgen
beriel6en .ii9 bemerfbar ma6ten, an
Die frsie 2uft gu geben. 8dlters be-
gleitete II. fiibrte i'm anitatt ber8altiz
moreitraBe gu, in etne tleine &lfep
an Der Siib : S~rebertdtruBe, mo CT
i'm angebli9 gu 8oben f4lug utb be-
raubte. @ie 1ange er bort gelegen
bat, fonnnte ii4 Mepers ni4t entfinz
men; gu 9auie angelangt, OeranlaBten
i'm feline &oitleute, 8ert6t ii6er ben
8organg in Der peftli9en Station gu
er1tutten. BON bier aus crying Wielz
oung an Die mittlere Station. Run@
besSergeunt Strptt unb Sergeant
GurberrD tputben nit Dem Safe be-
traut unb perbafteten Walters I'M 2
l16r Morgens in einem 9Otel an Der
5reOeridfruBe, pO er ii4 Elm 3immer
gemietbet 6atte. @r beitritt 5uerft, etz
mas bon Der u6r oOer Dem 8eloe 0es
Mepers 3u pi7en, bO4 puroen Der
3eitmeHer iopo6l, dls audi bas gor=
temonnuie besW3sDers, nit mod $2.75
Snbalt, i'm 8ette aufgefunben. Mepz
ers tOenttfi5irte Balters bet'm Ser
b0r auf's 8eittmmteite. 2eBterer be-
bauptete bubei, baB INN bic @u4en
CUR Qufbepa6rung ii6ergeben puroen,
bd MeDers ftart be3e4t mar. 8alz
ters, befen Photographic fir bis9erz
BREEDER : 9aIere bonn Sergeanten
@aieb aufgenOmmen puroe, tpiro audi
in Qnnupolts gepini4t, ND er ben
Softer elmer Sdnte erbro6en unb um
cine @umm 9elbes beitoblen BADEN
ION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
Der 9eut(de Correspondent.
eamftaa, IS. cftpbcr 1902.



nMuiif Qtabemi~." = 0ieIe
@O6e: Slices pebOp @irl'~
gbafe's r2bceum : S6eater." =
Sieie @O6s: .eOro unb aabp alap1.
n5orb's Spernbaus". = SieIe
Mo6t: rg~risOna".
r9oaiodpitrabenzS = Sieie
aaO6e: -scar&liubts Of a @reat Gitp".
nNubitprium : MuIit : Saae." =
Sieie g9pde: s9be Soineg Of Wrs. SOOlcp'.
@rite Seuti6e Ser. @Dangelii4e
@smeinOe. gm 20. unD 81. October, grObe
Sair uno &uiterniOuper i'm untcren &aume Ger
2ir6e.
80bmif6er surnpsrein nSotol."-
Montag, ocn 20. Gttober, @einlsie UNI gua in
Der pSobmensoaae," GorOzgroaOpap,
Scout .Ypint : Surnperetn." :
WOntas, ben %. Cttober, piertes etiftungsie unO
Ball in Der charlottesville.
r8aHrti9er Wfdnner6or. "-Ufor@
e'u, sOnutao, erfs erobe Recommendations in
Der uSaDaria u atiOBal=&oaue.1
Samenieftion besy @ermaniazSurn>
oeeins." = Montae, Den q. Cttob:r, Auftcrnz
Souper unD SOirse in Der rGermanias3 urnbaus"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

Mutbeteft9 gu Dtel IT,
3,n6lf Slider Sin unb bier Slider
Stun, pel8e er RAID binter chamber
tranf, UNI cine @ette 81 gepinpen,
berur1a8ten geftern M}tttag ben Sob
bes 9oIen SOfep6 &oiin8ti in befen
Wp6nung, Ir. 1927, 9are1tr. Seltz
famer @etfe mar es bic S9atfa6e,
buB 8ofinstt getp06nli9 iebr penig
trunt, pel9er in elmer 6init4t Der
Sob bes Mannes 5u5uf4rei6en 1T,
Seine 5reunbe tparen itGrfere Srinz
fer, als er, unb oft purOe er BON bic
fen gebGnielt, neil er HE mebr, ais
elm 8las auf etnmal trant. 8eitern
Morgen in aQer Srii6e fam &piinstt
in bic Wirt6f9aft bes So6n &arOnsz
ii, gr. 1913, 9areitraBe, unb trGnt
3pei Glider Sin. @r f9tdte ii3 fO=
eben an, mad fetner pben genannten
0obnung gu 9eben, als man i'm piez
Der gu bGnieln begann. @r ma4te
bann nit Mai9aer &arpnsti, einem
8ruber bes @trtbes, cine @ette, baB
er 16 9lG5er Sin trinfen t0nne. Gr
tranf 3pDlf berfel6en unb begann
bdnn nit bier 8ldiern Gum. >Ruum
bate er iebO4 bas erfte @lus getrunz
fen, 10 ftiir3te er gu 8oben unb tpurz
be bann in feline Wobnung gef4afft.
Oort perlor er bic 8eiinnung, unD
man 6o1te Or. s. 90. S4uBler bon
Rr. 1913, GantmzNpe 6erbet, Der
Bis mad u ubr bort blieb unb iein
M0gli9ites that, nm ben Wunn gu
retten, bod itarb berielbe an atutem
4Gfobolismus, Obne Die 8einnung
pieber erGungt gu 9aben. - &oIinsti
mar SO Sabre alt, in 9olen geboren
unb mar gu Sparrpp's Point ais
5ra6toerIuber angeiteut. Gr binterz
IdBt feline Grau unb 5pei feline Sim
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

2rinft Genpp'S Sbee nno &affee
8efe QuulitGt. Niebrigter Preis.
6. .. &ennn o.,
So 2Gber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
Nns Baltimore. Gnnnt1.

Gin6re6er perurtbeilt. - Oiebitablsz
Mntlage niebergef9lagen. = Proz
teft gesen 2icentiirung elmer
Wirtbf9aft.
Marion 8osneG, Bernard 8ittner,
eSames Scongo betannten ii4 geitern
Morgen i'm 8reisgertht fir 8altimo<
rezGpuntp gu Sonfon f9ulbig, in
bus 8p6n6aus gu Strips gart,
@eifport, eingebro9en unb ben 9elb=
f9ranf bafelbit erbro6en gu baben.
Gi9ter 8urfe b~erurtbeilte Scongo gu
bret Sabren 3u9tbaus unb ianbte
@osneI unb 8iittner, 16, refp. Is
Sabre aft, in bic r@t. Marien% Snbus
itrief9ule," Biz fte 81 Sabre alt iinb.
@taatsunpalt Spbn @rufon f6lug
geitern bic &Gase gegen Sruu Charles
s. Hpberts bon Mtt. Windns tpegen
Oiebffabls pon Sutpelen, Gigentbum
bes bon ieinem Stiefputer 9rn. 9Dz
BEL getDbteten @eorg s. S4li6tborn,
nieber.
proteit gegen cine 2icen5z
4ppltfatton.
SIN 8iireau bes GountpzGlerfs
rei9te geitern 9r. 8. GmOrb Bennett
bon Ger. 1927, SUPPLEMENTARY,
9igblunbtopn, etnen PrOteft gegen
Die @rtbeiGung elmer 2icen8 fir Die
Gr0ffnung elmer Wirtbiduft in Nr.
81, NorbzGatzNbenue 9tgblanbtopn,
@ettens bes Gbriitopber 9eppel elm.
Sn benz proteit betBt Is, baB Bennett
cine groBe 4n5ubl 8epobner in Der
Na3bori4uft, mo Die Wirt6f3aft Be-
gonnen tperoen fou, reprGfenttre, unb
bub biefe gegen Die 2icentiirung pro-
teftiren, neil ft9 bereits innerbulb BON
5pei 9dufergeDierten cine 8irtbf4aft
befinbe. 4uBerbem pobnten Oieientz
gen, pel6e bic 2icen3zNpplitatiOn UNI
ter5ei3neten, ni9t in Der Na3barz
f9aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

Nu9 bas republifantf9e Staotz
gomite 6ielt geitern &beno cine Sit
5ung i'm S6auptquurtier, Ger. 215, W.=
5abettetruBe, in pelder bic @ttuatton
befpro9en purbe; bod purben feline
s3iffern a~usgege6en. Ser 49tb. 5rt.
6. 8a6ter bielt cine Rebe in Der 50.
g. QuaDz9aGe" an Der Sftzgalttz
moreftrube. @r bot 5rn, See @.Meper
feline @nttport uuf bic bon oiefem
iiberIanbte Nufforberung fir cine gez
meiniame 9ebatte Der @ampagnefraz
gen iiberfanbt unb BARN Die 4ufforz
berung abgelebnt. Sn Der Grobitr.=
Marttbaqe farb cine republifanii4e
Notwithstanding i'm Snterefe oes
Srn. Stanlep 6. Mubb itutt, in pelz
der 6r. Wm. s. Stone, Der 9afenz
s3oueinne6mer, cine ReOe bielt. Die
Ser ammlung mar gut beiu9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

y Seute:
eonnenaufaans $40 Roneaufsang 80. $40
Gonnenunteredng .b.24
So6futb 1903 Wiorscus nno 7.3e Abenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
aeine. nnfhablide, an anaGitdt

3SSlHCP uHIuJHpItIDVG wv ~shI'A'Ao%
uniibertreffli6e 8iere, inter Auf1i8t
zines tii6ttgen 8raumeiiter5 bergez
itelt, tperOen itets anertannt. Die
SEP. @int6er, iun., 8rduzGo." bat
burb i6r por3iiglt9es @ebrGu betpiez
fen, baB felbit bas beuti4e 8ier iiberz
troffen tperoen fam. 6Iai4enbier
BEL g6ilGips Bros, 609-611 Glib
Garpline@Str (291)
Ser &p91enbe6arf n
Baltimore ni9t groB. -
SroB bes unfreurtoli9en @etterS 1T
bus 0erGangen rad 9obGsn auf Elm
fol6es M}inimum beI9rGntt, baB Die
RoblenbGnbler Tagen, bic 2eute mar
ten nunme6r auf biuigere 8reiie, tpenn
fie iibsrbuupt nod 8o6Ien bteien 8inz
ter faufen. Sober 6droler bat etnen
ftattli9en 8orrat6 0ei4tOblen an
6anb, ober bas @erlangen na4 benz
felben nimmt tdgli4 u6, uno es piro
nt4t lunge bal1ern, bd Iinb OteIelben
tpteoer gu ben nprmdlen Staten gu 6a=
ben. 8iele 5amtIten baden ii3 nit
8ei9tp6len fir ben @inter perIe6en,
Mnbere BADEN fi9 i'm 5riibiabre borz
geie6en uto nod arbere BADEN geniiz
genb BON Rbten Sabre i6rtg, 10 boB
Der Wearft fir bic 9urtto6len in Sal
timore ri9t gerabe iebr bielberiprez
6enb gu tperben berfprt9t uno bic
gambler fe6en benz Mtnter nit be-
Dentli6en @sii9tern entgegen. 9a3u
fommt nod, baB bic 8epo6ner in ben
GuBeren Stabtt6eilen, tpel4e ii4 Bis
fer INNER cine geniigenOe Menge&p6z
len e~inlegben, bieies Sabr 9oI3 fir
ben gan5en Winter etngelegt BADEN.
6ol3 tpirb BON ben Sarmern bieies
Sa6r in gr0Beren Quuntitdten als je
geI91agen, ba es Before Preiie bringt.
Das aber ben Roben6drbIern bic
gr0Bten Sopff4mer3en berurfd4en
tpirb, Itrtb Die Grfinbungen, permit
telit @us, 8obIenDl cber @lettri5ttGt
bic 6duier gu ertpdrmen. Sin Mdnn,
Der ii3 cine Der &O6len0l { Ginri4z
tungen fir fetnen &ii9enofen un9sz
f9afft bat, fagte, baB er fi4 in gu
funft ni6t mebr nit &pblen befafen
pone, benn Die @inri9tlrng erfpare
i6m alien 4f6eni9muB i'm 9duie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

g a # a g. unb @onntag= @ r.
furftonen mad @af6ingtpn SIPS
auF Der ,penniplDaniaz8a6n
gtnete Iino fir bic Riiffabrt Biz
@onntag &benb giiIttg. Ollie 3ige,
Der rgongreIiionuI 2imiteb" ausges
npmn1en.
(~Stpt5,iGr&Sd-@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

V{itti. Sarouettrh. 1928 podf. En,lmometcrf...63
YflttI. Sbermumetern. 81 9tiebriancr go
Die bo6ffe G hneIiaiit bes Hinees in elmer Stunee
betrilq 10 Qiellen Don gtorotpeffen.
Sag qefrtoe @etter. Sic n~ieorioft
Semperatur bes ~eeftrieen cages (bis s ubr absnos)
mar auf na6Qenannten Stationen, ME folot:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
Wns ben 8crihtsA0ien.

Iiegerb, als DAB man burit6er einBprt
her[ieren foQte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18
@elpiensunaen nah 9eutid1ans.

WcID1en0Hh9tH H1u NeHt1uIaHO'
"a Gents pro Marf unb Gommiiz
iion. Sbep. $. Oiener &c 6 o.,
Ais @attr=@ trabe. 4uslGnbii9es
@elb, Me9iel unb Grebit : 8riefe.
G9iffsfarten BON unb na9 europa.
(266)
70 ctterberidbt.
Der, Gtadten 9Setter<S lrcnu.
Baltimore. ben l.. Sftober 1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

CAS RIA.
Tragt Gle AD8 SOt8, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
'G 4.a [sG1NH1ZME
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

8~ereinietc Ginger bpm Baltimore.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spnntae, 10. Oft, Tafm. 4 ltbr,
yG;ermaniat charlottesville"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-18

Gtattonen.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
COUNTRY SPORTS.

At a country games meeting. races Of any kind are always supreme in pularity-whether a straightforward race down a course Tor matrOns only, or q "three-legged" race fer the lads and maids Of a village. When the competitors are country village folk the simpler the ideas the better. You may depend upon it that if you devise a Jew and complicated obstacle race. it will not prove nearly So popular as, say, the old fashioned wheelbarrow race. when the boys dIcp on their hands, head downwards. and allow their partners to grip them by the legs and race thus joined in pairs
 Obstacle races fer boys may be da- vised, which the boys will thoroughly enjoy but for which their elders would not enter for all the wealth of the In- dies. Not many gTown-ups would en- icy the prospect of crawling beneath large tarpaulin, begged firmly and tautly tc the ground, yet when such d tarpdulin forms feature Of an ob- stacle race, boys hail it with delight PeGrson's for September.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Ruby flour makes ruby lips"
 QUAKER REFLECTIONS.

( From the Philadelphia Record)
 POpdlar airs-millionaires.
 Punctuation has it's good points.
 The calendar days are numbered.
 One way to obtain credit is not to need it
 The woman who longs to talk usu- ally talks too long.
 The chorister believes in giving every man his chants.
 It's funny that girls who don't fancy work do fancy work.
 The theatrical booking agent is q scenter of attractions.
 Detectives say that the way of the transgressor is hard-to find
 Bread may be the staff Of life, but most people prefer the pay roll.
 The automcbiIist seems to have sup planted the man with the whoa.
 The young man who is a slave 10 his best girl is a miss-g guided youth.
 'The jig is up" remarked the face ticns theatrical manager, when the fancy dancer struck for d raise
 "I have here announced the can vasser. "a book on Prehistoric Races Shake partner" genially exclaimed the man with the horseshoe pin" "Ive a book on the New Orleans races myself"
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Personal Mention

Harry Campbell Of Prescott is in the city.
 J.-H. Fisher cf Douglas is a visitor in the city.
 Mrs. ". R. Lotta of Douglas is in the city. and is a guest at the Commer- cial
 Miss L-adge Dawes left the city this morning for well earned vacation on the coast.
 sam Se.p and wife are expected to re- turn tc the city this morling from their trip to the coast
 F. W. Messinger has returned frcm a trip to the coast Mrs. Messinger and children will remain on the coast q few weeks longer.
 George Kane and wife have returned 10 this city from san FranCiscc. where Mir. Kane went to attend the grand couclave of the Knights of Pythias.
 Miss Frankie I<eilner came in yes terday morning from the coast, where she has been spending the heated term She will stay in Phoenix few days before proceeding.to her home in Globe.
 A letter was received here yesterday from (. J. Hall. who is now in a hos pital in California. where he has been confined for the past three months. suffering with kidney and eye trouble. He says that he is improving rapidly and feels much better but that his physicians will not allow him to read any as yet.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

If any has surpassed it the fact has escaped notice.
 Mr. Duffy was the amateur champion of the United States in the three-mile run twenty-siX years ago. For thirty years he has been a prominent ath- lete. At his age too many former champions are the wrecks of what they have been. either shaken by dissipa- tion, broken by over-exertion or un- wieldy because of fat.
 By living temperately and taking eX- ercise in the open air strong young men can retain their physical powers into and even through, middle age all most unimpaired.-New York World.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
STRENGTH IN MIDDLE AGE.

Mir. W. J. Duffy's feat of swimming from dock in Brooklyn to Conev Island is made doubly interesting by his age, 49 years. and by the fact thai his regular employment is office work
 Swimming records in a tideway can net 1airly be compared in point CT speed But in any conditions of wind and water thirteen miles accomplished m trire mere than four hours is something few young men can equal.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

The friends of Frank Home, the newspaper and magazine illustrator
 who is stricken with consumption. has adopted a novel, way of financing
 him. They have incorporated him. His corporate name is 'The Bandelorg Press" and the cOrporators are Kirkc La Shelle, George Ade. Finley Peter Dunne and Augustus Thomas The capital atcck is subscribed at S25 q share, and is 10 pay , per cent if the incorporated Holme survives and re- tains his earning capacity in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Additional Local



 ON THE WARPATH.-Ofic Porter was called to the neighborhood Of the M. & P depot last night to quell a riot started by Yaqui woman who was filled to the brim with liquor and was terroriziEg the neighborhood. She was given a free ride in the patrcI wagon to the city jail.
 IN THE TOLLS AGAIN:-Latc Sat u1day night the police arrested Maria BIechtel and Fife Shaw, women Cf lCwd habits. who were recently arrested fc: not complying with the city ordi- nance to vacate houses of prostitution. They were fined and allowed to depart with the understanding that they leave the city or refrain from practicing their 15pgehensible arts. They did not do 70. and 90 have to face the police judge a-ain.
 HOME AGAIN.-Dr. T. A. Hughes. with his daughter. Miss Erile. and son, StoCCWall. returned Saturday morning rom a visit of month and half in Texas. The doctor reports a very pleasant time though he says TeXas has changed wonderfully since the days in which Ea called it home Speaking of his trip. he said he could net have had better travelling weather had it been made to order. He left here July 6, and had hardly lef; the valley when it began raining. just hard enough to settle the dust nicely. From that time or they traveled in Q perpetual rain storm, clear through northern Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas and Oklahoma. and down into Texas via the Santa Fe system. Returning they had the sa n7a experience in the matter Cf rain The dust vas laid for them all the way back.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Ruby flour has no superior.
IN NICOTINA.

Oh, she was a gay little cigarette. And he was a fat cigar And side by side on a tabcret They stood in ginger jar. Though nary a word could I under
 stand. (For they chatted in autobac) Yet wonderful things I am sure they
 planned As lovers do-alack. Today she's sad little cigarette. For gone is her brave cigar, And all alone on the taboret She stands in the ginger jar. Ah! love is marvellous thing, 'tls
 true. And many a fault twill cloak But ct it ends as the dreams of these
 two. Tn nothing st all but smoke.
 Memphis Appeal
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

The Tacoma Lumber Company has lately made shipment of long Wash lngton fir spars to Bates Rapids. on Panama river, Alaska, for the Marcoui Wireless Telegraph company This shipment was for three towers. each ZIG feet high exclusive of 30 feet of overlap.
 On a shipment of Washington if spars to. Baltimore, Md. one piece was 70 feet Six pieces 75 feet. one piece so feet, and two pieces S5 feet long.-Ta~ come News
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
FACTs IN TEE CASE.

Beggar-Pity poor blind man who has a large family Of small childEen to support.
 Kind Lady-PoOr man, And how many children have you?
 Beggar-I haven't the least idea, n'a'am. I cant sec 'em.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Remember the gray horse in front.

what1l ye do when ye get to de end of de rope?"
 Humph easy huff; I lite 'em letter to Six Company Six Company go by de cot house, see 'em big judge: catchem junction."
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

A man occasionally takes a day. eff to celebrate the anniversary of his birth, but when 9 woman celebrates hers she usually takes year om.-Chicagn News
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

The KelsO, under the popular man agement of Mrs. w. r. Kelso. is now open. The house has been thoroughly
 renovated. the most important change being new and enlarged dining rocm.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
Evidence at Home.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA. AUG. ?, 1902

PHOENIX, ARIZONA MIl EZRA W. THAYER, shapc@ Separator, City S my Separator wh has becn II parts
  of factory and should any ontempa separator to investigate the
 F EVANS
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

E. r. Hinson has returned and takes charge of the Barbecue Meat Market on September ?. Will be glad to see cid patrons and meet new ones.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
WASHINGTON FIR STARS.

Use Ruby once and you will have no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01
lTetheTaI Distinctions, Specific Blood Poison, RaTv US Debility, Con- tfaGteh niSp3en,

Id- soOve disorStIS. with thair terrible, fleets causing dep -essio" of minC wea kuIng of body
 md rAck1ng Of the De V-
Arizona republican., 1902-09-01

A few dozen of the very latest Per sian and Dresden effects in Mems NcckWear have arrived, and they are entirely different from anything in neckwcar ever shown in Phoenix. Only one of a kind.
 NeckWear conn0isseurs will pick 'em cut quickly at 70 cents each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-09
SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON
THE CAPITOL HAS GROWN TO BE
 MORE COSMOPOLITAN: -.
This Season It is Virtually in the Hands of New Leaders from Other Cities-Dinners the Principal
 Form of Entertainment.

Washington Special to St Louis Republic.
 There may be a political side to the fife in Washington, but one hears much more of the social; and for the moment the all absorbing topic of conversation $ whether ol6 or new Washington is the more attractive. The old Washing tonians, or the old Washington set, as they are called, also go under the name of the Cave DWellers name given by themselves to themselves, be 1t under stood, for the newcomers are not "brash' enough to do anything to bring down upon their heads the wrath of those so tong established in power
 Washington has grown to be more and more cosmopolitan every year, but this winter 1t is virtually in the hands of new people from many cities. but with the New York element predominating--that tt very fascinating New York element. with oads of money, nothing to do but to smuse itself and with a determination to get as much of that amusement as can be crowded into the twenty-four hours.
 Enjoying New Sensation.
 It is in Washington to enjoy new sensation. to meet new people and to be prominent It is possessed of wealth md knowledge of how to spend wealth, most charming independence of man. 1er and mind and a calm disregard Of he old-fashioned ways of life that is irritating beyond belief to the Cave owellers," who consider their caves quite he most reserved and exclusive in the world.
 There has always been certain feeling If superiority among the old Washington set which has seen so many different ,ha ses of life. so many Presidents come and go. and, until now. although we say t with bated breath, the White House has not exerted any appreciable in fuence upon Washington society, which has called on the Cabinet, the first lady of the land and attended public functions as matter of course. but lived its own life in it's own way secure fin the consciousness of birth and breed ing and with, disregard of money and what money can huy which is found nowhere else in this county-or any other, for that matter.
 Old and New Washington.
 It has put up with inconveniences with out counting them inconvenience. For to do we'll to live well on a limited in- come. has been something to be proud of. not ashamed of: to entertain one s friends on intellectual rather than sub
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-09
Paid for Sheep His Dog Killed.

Putnam County Republican.
 A farmer named Shaw, living in Orange County, owned a dog and paid taxes on 1t. One night he found his dog had killed seven fine ewes and was tearing away at the throat of another. Farmer Shaw shot the dog dead. Then he put in a bill for S6O against Orange County for the eight sheep his dog had killed. Tt was my dog that did 1t. know" he admitted.
 Then the commissioners laughed at him for expecting pay for the sheep that his own dog had killed.
 But" argued Shaw. q had paid tax to the county for him, and if he had killed some other fellows sheep the county would have had to pay for them. wouldn't 1t? Well. haven't got as>many rights against holding sheep-killing dog as my neighbors have? want them $60."
 The commissioners stopped laughing and asked their counsel what it would be best to do. and he said he guessed Farmer Shaw had 'em where the hair was short. and they had better pay. and they did.