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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

Our soldiers viii lind considerable ditii-
Guilty in penetrating to the center Of the
Nindanao because 81 the lack 81 reads
The towns aad viHlee- of the island are
situated. however. along the rivers to a
great extent. and these furnish ea-y means
81 access. several OF them being compare
tivelv large streams watch are navigahle
for lign, draught river boats Tor consif
cradle distances.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

extending American authority over the en-
tire group.
Csmpaiun followed campaign rapidly, but
ther, IA. li.tlc severe hghting Tor the
American ,roops. On October ,. 1900. came
the first ovcftures Tor peace on me TAR
81 the insurgents. hut the atsemps was
looked upon by American officers merely a.
an effort to gain some recognition 81 ths
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

A department Of public instruction for
the Philippines was established at Manila
on January n. 1901. and rapid progress was
made during the year in the organization
81 tree public schools. Some 500 teachers
were sent 10 the islands from the United
states. English was made the official Ian
suage Of the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

The little gov
ernor' was the iorn-
dation Of the spanish
system OF government
in the Philippines.
lie represented the
lowest rung 81 the Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

A weather record kept in Manila between
the years lss3gs shows that the tempera-
ture never went beyond the l0odsgree
point and never fell below 20. The annual
mean temperature !, given a. about 80 de-
grte~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

The Philip pin e
group contains APP
proxlma;ely l25.00O
square miles of land
area. and numbers
about 2.9p different
islands. OF the Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

Dewey's victory at
Cavite, followed by
the combined land
and naval fight that
resulted in the sur
render Of Manila to
Gen. Merritt and the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02
Battle
Of
Manila Bay

Manila Day ~ - " ,sl IAN ON
pre- in the far east.
1he enthusiasm with which the news q
that victory was hailed in the United states
hl- seldom, II ever, been equaled since the
t4y that marked the close OF the long civil
v-lr 80 great has been its effect upon
American policies that we can afford TO
,tn-c ior a moment TO rehearse is impor-
tani details.
The admiral, then commodore. was a
man I'd action, and no sooner did he re-
e.ye tie news that war had been declared
tfat he sailed from Hong Kong with M
squadron. consisting o. the Olympia, hi
Ais-aip. capt Charles \. GrIdley the IA
atH. Cup, Joseph u. toghlan; the Baiti-
mar, Cant, Nehemiah NJ. DYER: the Bo~-
ian. Dapi Frank Wilde. the Monocacy.
Commander Oscar W. farenholt, the Con
c.fd. Coamander Asa Walker. and the Pc
tfc Cammander Edward T. Wood, for
NAn.a
Tao spanish fleet was lying at tavite in
NfaA bay when the intrepid American
.4l,s entered to give battle. lie was an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

'ef ~ International courtesy, then returned
V give more detailed attention to the Span
ish fleet.
Y was early even when he got back again
" 'AN'te 50 early that il was only ~ min.
u'ts past SIX, when. with the Olympia $500
.af0' from the enemys ships, he uttered
saose historic words
"aen you are ready Gridley, fire."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

pine resources Hon.
John Barrett. former
~ United States min
i-ter 10 siam, and an
authority on all the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-05-02

May ! four years
ago Admiral Dewey
won his memorable
victory in Manila bay
that gave to this ccun
try a new island en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
NUEVA YORK.

do nftieiA On q ossts. Cssi s ID Viz.
to del empleado do 10 empanfa "a.
dams NIX press Cos II fa6 robAdo IN
uaquste Que contenfA nada meno9 q.
$40 900 en- orc.
q tie diasro proceeds Dc KsnsAs
City, y on esta eiudA4 a4bfs ser tcas
borda 10 q EXPIRE 80 do Portland. G1
neralmsnse Los paqustes que o0ntie.
mem yAlores visnen On ma eAtA %
hero, u cual @ traslads iatege4 %
MOS yagoues & loo otr1s eusut1pro
cisa Zanzibar Dc eArros. IA estA CO..
sion, sin embargo, pof rss1neg one
no ha sido 20 iols expliesf Ata, 81
psqsets ysnfA por % cusnta J ftos.
60.
EI eneargado dc Il compAnia 10
trasportos 10 aac6 Do m oafro y 10
coloe6 8 i puefta del 0tro. Volvi6.
% por espaefo e mos dos ssgundcs,
On hasca - N Hbro do Fecibost = 81
rsgresa1 u oaetos - q psqueto hs-
BIZ aoMpaxooido.
NJhayse &C manor indicio % qufeu
pasdA heboe cometi1o q f0bo. II
1nicO dato qao hAstA u foehA = tte.
No eel quo u hdr6n ha dobfao -
tsr establishments familieriaaAo ocm
q eeryfcfo. Sc hacsn aetivae poes
uuf9a1, pero gener1lm1nto e eroe d.
serk do to1o mposfbls 6af con q 4.
dr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
Marques de Ia Vega
de Armijo.

New York Dcbre. 5 2 2. M.
Para resolver la crisis, ha sido
llamado en- ayuda por ell Rey ell
ST.. Marques de la Vega de Armijo.
Este ha celebrado algunas entrevis-
tas con personajes de la situacion,
sin llegar 0 estos q acuerdo al
guno. &c asegura que Ell ST.. Mon
tero Rios Sc retira de la polltica.
Reina gran animation en- los circu-
los politicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
CULEBRA.
(Ds maestro ~Gorrespons0D

Noviembre 30 Hoy domingo
Sc llev6 & tfscto 10 retreta ON oil
<Roosevelt Canps Dur6 desde las
3 p. m. hastA las 5. La banda del
sOlimpias ejecut6 brillantemente
bonitss p~rodueciones musicales.
Para IL .festa del Arbol,. <Co.
lumbia Schools y 90 tientsl Sehoo.
9 preparan para este dis. Habr6
e t.c'ones de versos y discurs. .
alusivos nj 1cto.
Sc ha dsdo orden de que 90 lin
pien los alrededores de las casas del
poblAdo.
DDS piezas de artillerfa &c estln
M ontando al Oeste de Great Har.
b,r. dos mas al N. O. otros. Dirt
gen ell montAje ofciales de artille IA
uei sKss-sarge . Sc dice que diehas
p'ezss tienen de alcance much,s
Eillas,
DON JUAN MORERA MARTINEZ
Juez Presidente del Tribunal de
Distrito de San Juan.
Hsgo saber: que por don Caller.
mo Perez AcOsts, vecino de Vega bA
j., se ha solicitado Ell dominic de 10
inca siguiente:
~Preaio ii .tico, sito en- ell bavrio
de 10 Csiba jurisdi: ci6n de Vega b..
ja, compuesto de IL cuardas de terre
no de vega sohre Vega, equivalents
Is hecttreas SO &reasy so centia
reas, lindante 81 Norte con ID suce.
sion de don Dslfn Dkvila, Oh Sud con
ell propio dom Guitlermo Perez, a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
La Union Nacional.
New York Dcbre. S

New York Dcbre. 5 2 P. M.
Otros despachos de Madrid in
forman que han celebrado los pro-
hombres della Union Nacional una
conferencia con 81 Rey. Sc asegura
que este hara saber al successor de
Sagasta los terminus de dicha con-
ferencis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
QuirniCOs,

Bstista blancasl s vara , cnArtk
de auchoede 8 OTIS 6
Bstista bianca lie 1 varAds m.
cho de 9 cts "a.
Drill asargado class superior De
so 6 so.
Drill parellas especial de 10 &
Gran surtido On alpscss NJ =
medic hilo 6 precios muy limitadcs.
g simires ingleses 10 lanA s
81 % 1.50 It's % vars.
Merinos Negroes psrA trAjes de
cAbAlleroS Id meior qne % fAbrfsA On
IuglaterrA 8 precioasmny barAtOs.
Ssdas crudas para trsje de De.
norA muy baratos4
Ssdas eruias class superior Pc.
rs sAballero
Csnetas para camas s preeios
nuneAs vistos.x
Hne.is dobls ancho para cens.
las clase superior.
E1o.js dobls psra rodapis de
so o. { 10
Dril panama blauco Il IS OF :
16 eta9yarA
DdI hlanco Iiso 5 dc Is stef 10.
Piqu6 b1snco d. 8
Dfn bIanco Diagonal % % cts {
M.ntill.s .ohall.sD1 = IS vars
cretones - hilo psra camas de
1Ayz pIssAsax preclos ssnsnente
oI.tssns e i nstel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
Continuation
fracasada.

New York Dcbre. 5 2 P. N.
Ha fracasado la combination
ministerial de los sTetuanistas.,
Alfonso XIII Gambia impresiones
con distintas entidades politicas.
Han sido llamados q Madrid los
Sr;s. Alba y Paraiso de la Union
Nacional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
dera Emulsion
de Scott recibe
benefcio posi-
two de cada
dosis. ,De que
vale tomar I'm
- ssaa
monitor de bo-
tellas de medi-
Gina aunque Sc
las regalen q
uno, 81 lejos de
curarse 10 que
Sc logra es en-
peorarse?
sres. SCOTT & BOVINE. New York.

sa % & BOVINE, New York
Enenhandone en- la cNakcnda deh Grippe Mdod de una s paaz que. mt cmxha bmMe
moeaa fn apnajado que hnMe un no pnpando de e de 4mo de bnaao con gumyacl que nea
I'M nombepm ddo al de Emulsion Duaned peodo de tempo que eave usamdn a per de ser con
cmaa debdo amd Magadbea hr me pucae uos To- eoNac mshnhmenhy me @mha rg
naa md ebdmgol emh1do me puduMea gm msmo en- este ngms deI deno ypW indication
m@ca en- dhea de- Qua de Dependencies de @a conaee 4 tom Ia Emulsion de Scott que IDS
pnpMan ia aI hmoa IN rpWmcah handoa pnedmenheM ndo hHa Ell pmmhb Mme njmado
va qen oda TODD pr @o tempo que eh empho Sin oo particular soy de vh m s.
@-I EMILIO b NOvOA
Hamh Rqmhha de Cuba 1ed julio 1902
Direction: OfasNo3 5P dea "La Marina" Pods deL Luz
SCOTT & BOVINE, Qumicos, MEVA YORK.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
AGUADILLA.

DiciembYe a. Ri Vierfes i do
die1on principle las noveuas On ho.
NOR 4 10 PafjsimA Conception.
q. temple c2tolioo hA estado In.
josamente sdorna5o; lbs novenss
concurriff ,imAs.. ALI donde renaf.
mos culto IL Salvador delA human.
dad. con4sl orden debido prestsba.
mos atenei6n, no so & Il q to i AAa
palabrA del Sacerdote, sine tambieu,
{ las queiumbrosss notas que del
pianno hacia brOtar, Id espir1tual se.
hofitA VictoriA Marines probando,
en- clio % prcfando conocimiento en-
oil. arts musical.
Admiramos 81 eoro de aDgeliea;
les senor1tass que CON VOC melodiosa
dAban mas esp,endor & squela fiesta
rsligiosa.
Y cram ellis les simpAticls Fall.
to Rosario. Teresa Bxrrsdas, Mon
Aerrate Marin, las eDcantsdoras Ca
talina EchsvAfriaB lencits Gonzasez
y Emilia FrontarA lAs grariosas g IN
chits Reichard, Elenits Zlmcra y
Jusrits Estave5, Las bsltisimas p.
qaita EstevssM itsgros Amsll , Fl
lomena Mortimer y Alg lnss ctras.
EncAntsdoa cont smplkbamos 6
las / .das Tete Estevex Maria Amall
I.abelita Raichard, Luisa Frontiers
II Mills Reich ,rd Carmin JAner, Ro.
GMito Est svez y otras que rompo-
men II asociAci6n de l iias de Maria;
"a m pretidenta ID guarihma Msr.
cedes AbriI.
q. mny ilustrado saeardots sa.
nor Toval CON frmes argumsntos,
atAcabA ID igi6s protessaute, de
t sndiendo ID religion cat6lica:
A mfgd de sus dotes oratorias,
y de ~ vAatfaima fust.aci6n, Dc.
mostr6 Ell senor TovAl, % eonoci-
miento On Il mfsica y d clnto,
Ri amin de los eAt6ficoa vcelve
de nueyo 1reap4racar despu0s dc
haber eatado mn tanto d6Caido. 81 q
rAzonab.e propaganda dsl ssdol TO.
val, hart que l. religion cAt6lfca, 90
leyante, como siempres % halevanta
do s flote d, las dsmAa religionea.
90
El estimdo ioven cor Cesar
Gonzslsz notArio ptb;iso, y I'M Do.
Has hermanAs, han 6iado d residen-
cia en- esta locRlidad Go le sAluda
disbursements.
III cafe sigue cotix3ndose & bajc
preeio mientras el del arr0x .Aumen'
tAdo 10 mismo. que el dol mAix debt
II pocA cantidad Que Dc estos gra.
NOS hay.
I'll vlernes pasado abri6ronss
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SCOTT & BOVINE,

&%EAENa.& 49, G43 sZEESAE3H&
No hay viLos de quina, hi min.
gda otro espsctdco, one cnre y Ia
vaelvAlasfce zAs y ga1sra II ssh
gro q smo ell Vino CO tbrina UIrici.
Solo prnsba patsi II prime : bote.
lii, " buscark L ssgunds, 70 hay
.t6nieo nsryios0 .qus q igusle.
PAra 1ssspr6ximAs ms niobras
navAlas, vandrk m rsmolcsdo Arras.
trando m gran 1Anohsn Que condus
cirk ans gran cantf nd de bsrriles
az <Csxvesl PsbBts para refsescas
s los marinsros ] o1siales. Tam.
sbisn yendr1 otro para veuderla Il
por mayor los senoroa CAldef61 Xvi.
i6s & Co.
Los tipcs % q u4quina Do
oscribir SOitvers pueaen limpiArke
todoo Ioo dir, porquelA operation
ossmuy ssneiIlA dura 10 segun1os.
Sns ARautos, Reynoads 81 Sanchez
Morales, 6An JuaD Po Rieo.
D nocesita n dependents
parA ms 60 "a Arecibo, lsbs te'
nerebnocimientu dbl somer1io, j. d
xgpatosfa prsfsrIble Dsb traer
h.anns rofarepciaa. pnr infornaea
drIgi.ss 8 !. Ksplan, 8 0fnx SIN
Jaan.
sA4 49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05
Dc a genuine Emulsion De Scott u que senpre Ia
zcurado = sienpre curard. La Emulsion de Scott c1ra

por IA superio-
ridad de los IL
gredientes en-
ella usados =
por Ia manera
como es an
coIn l!.l.|'.|
Las medicinas
baratas y las
ss+s
que NADIA cues
tan hacen mas
dano que bien.
Ell nino 6 el
a u to que
tome Ia verda-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-05

r;or Y In Srta. Carmen BARGE Fue'
O padrinoa dom Angel Rivero Men.
dex y d. Nh Moves Boneta de Rodri.
gues. De.eamos ~felicidades al nue..
70 hoga-,
'tClub."
Esta noche celebrar& session ell
sClub Atl6ticos de esta ciudad. Sc
tomarkn vArios acuerdos de interes,
entire clos buscar casa para ID So
ciedad y discutir ell infcrme que pre-
ssntark 10 comisi6n que se nombr6
On 10 Ultima junta.
Demente.
Muri6 en- ell manicomio ell dta .
Ia loca Carm en- Qaihones, de Maya
gtiex.
Tngrecs.
Iugres6 aver On ell manicom..o,
Ia loca Marco,inA Santa Rivera de
San Lorenz0.
Movimi ento maritime.
Ssli6 ell vapor frances sOinde
Rodriguexs vic Hsity. Said. ell re.
molcador sFortunes con rumbo & u
isla sCulebra.n 4
s Julia &c
Han sntrado en- snmArio en-
Ponce La Causas que % siguen Z
B!asina Torres, Ramon Gallon, Lo.
renso Martinez, Jusn Qiidones,
GuillermO Medina, Francisco Tal
rrats y Nanusl Alomar.
1.-THE Times.
Hace algunos dias no recibimos
In vista del sThe Puerto Rice II
mes.s
Entr evtsta.
Un representante de nm diarie
local celebY6 unA ontrovista ayel
tarde con Roaendo Rivera Garcia
ex ADMINISTRATOR del AcueductOs 10
0rsndo eolO 6acarIa one seguia siam
pro sisndo repahlissno, .
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
EXPOSITION GROUP
Company Pushing Development Work
 Encouraged by Recent Discoveries.

A gentleman who recently returned from the Exposition group of mines, eight miles above MOrristown, reports that a good force of men is employed on the various properties included in the company holdings. Both day and night shifts are working on the White Cloud and Exposition shafts and in the latter a goou body of ore has been en- countered of the same nature as that formerly shipped to the Fl Paso s,1elter and which returned S260 per ton. Only enc wall appears in the shaft and until crosscutting is done it will De impos- sible to state the width of the ledge.
 A strike was recently made on the Joe Dandy, claim belonging to tn same company, and between the upper and lower camps. This of course is also as yet an unexplored body but some idea of the value of the strike and what may be hoped for it. can be gained from the statement that out Of fifty pounds of ore. amalgam vas secured that gave a mint return of $1S0 net. The ledge is of fair size and the pay ore is thickly impregnated with free gold.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
HIS LAST HOPE REALIZED.

(From the Sentinel, Gebo. Mont)
 In the first opening of Oklahoma to settlers in 1889, the editor of this paper was among the many seekers after for- tune who made the big race one fine day in April During his travelling about and afterwards his camping upon his claim, he encountered much bad water, which, together with the severe heat, gave him q very severe diarrhOea which it seemed almost inn possible to check and along in June the case became so bad he expected to dle. One day one of his neighbors brought him one small bottle of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last hope. 4 big dose was given him while he was rolling about on the ground in great agony, and in a few minutes the dose was e. peated. The good effect of the medi- cine was soon noticed and within an hour the patient was taking his first sound sleep for fortnight. That one little bottle worked a complete cure, and he cannot help but feel grateful. The season for bowel disorders being at hand suggests this item. For sale by Eivey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
EXPORT AND IMPORT TRADES.

The official statement of imports and exports of the United States for tEe month of April continues to make an exhibit. While our i'm ports for the twelve months ending April 90 have been greater, we think than in any other twelve months of UT history, footing up to the gross total of S901 ,000, 600, our exports have suf- fered a material decline. having fallen from $1.4S2. .000,000 for the twelve months ending April 30, 1901, to s1 ,417,- 000,O00 for the twelve months ending April 30 of the current year. The eX- cess of exports last year at this time was $613000,0 ,000 while this year it is $515. 900 GOO. an amount hardly larger than at the same time in the year 1900 or in the year 1898, and considerably smaller than the trade balarce for the year 1899. Of course, trade balance of half q billion dollars is one which few years ago would have been thought a most extraordinary one. but then we have recently become accus- toned to large operations. Our export trade has steadily mounted upward, and we have no desire to witness any abatement of it's progress.-Boston Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
AGUA CALIENTE NEWS Cupid Having Lost His Rheumatism
 Isat His Old Tricks.

Agua Caliente, AriZ.. June 4.-(Spe- cial Correspondence of the Repub- lican. n.)-Agua Caliente has demonstrat- ed this week that she is still alive. They are not all sick people who come here, unless it is that some are love sick. If it so be, 2 remedy seems to ba at hand as well as a remedy for rheu- matism in the baths, as Judge Frank Baxter arrived in time to pleasantly terminate a love affair. at the Wills hotel Tuesday at D. m. The con- tracing parties were Miss Della Wills and Wm. De Spain. The solemn cere- mCny was short and sensible,' and mere than one shed tears. The con- gratula tions were heartily given. Those who are in authority in such matters say the bride was nicely. neatly and handsomely attired. In the early even- ing MT. and Mrs. De Spain left for Sentinel to take the train for Yuma, which is to be their home
 MT. Leitch and son of Phoenix were down to their cattle ranch this week. J. w. Eastwood, who with his family is camping here, made a trip to Palo- mas Tuesday. Judge Baxter went out to his mine Wednesday. MT. Gharst and MT. Eaton will leave Friday for Phoenix and other points. Mr. Cart ledge and family of Tempe are to leave for Los Angeles this week.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
THE IMPORTANCE OF ALASKA

Since 1886 five events have occurred that wholly change conditions in Alas ka for the better. CD In that year the klOndike geld discoveries were mada and in -S91 and 1928 a great rush to and through Alaska began. sesulting in q doubling of the population and in an output of gold from the Yukon region to date of $I5,0900O0. @ In 1898 the Philippine islands were acquired by the United States, giving importance to the direct route along the Alaskan coast between North America and the new possessions. (3) In 1899 gold was this carried 30,000 people to tlfis part of Alaska and resulted in an output Of $5,CG0,0G0 in gold annually. or more than twice as much as all Alaska had previously yielded. (4) The Alaskan salmon fisheries, in their infancy in 1896. have grown in 1902 to great com- panies. capitalized for 20.OO0 900 and with net earnings last year of more than S2C00,000, and employing 10000 men. (5) Two railroads have been con- structed in Alaska, one of which in the extreme southeast, costing $4OOO, O00, earned last year over s3.00O, 900 net, and near Nome, little road five miles iong. which earned sS0.000 net. (6) Coal fields formerly superficially known, have been explored and investigated while new ones Of great value have been dis cCvered.-Ha Emerson, in The Engineering Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
STRIKE NEAR PRESCOTT
Sale of Four Claims Near Cordes to a
 Chicago Engineer.

There is no valid reason why q man should pack aNburro and walk ten to fifty miles to prospect for a mine when there is just as good ground close at hand. says the Courier. This was well eNemplified about q week ago when J. D. Manyhouse and William Sauer of Whpple and within mile of Pres colt. Alr. Manyhouse called at the Courier office with some of the ore. from the surface of which the yellow gold projects in several places. The ledge can be traced on the surface the entire length of the claim. The pay streak from which this rich ore was taken is eighteen inches wide at the bottom of q ten foot shaft. The claim lies just beyond Government canyon and has splendid surface showing. The ore closely resembles that of the noted Bullwhacker mine. The general formation is granite and porphyry.
 Wm. Tkeising, of Cordes, has closed a mining deal by the sale of four mines to F. A. Frankie, mining engineer of Chicago The claims are located about four miles from Cordes, and are devel- oped by about 50o feet of work. Ore from the vein is said to give average assays of S25 gold and eight ounces sil- yer per ton, with ten per cent lead. Part of the purchase price was cash. the balance to be paid in one year. The purchaser will increase the working force at once and erect mill. Lumber has been ordered for the necessary buildings.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
"GOD SAVE THE KING"

GAS sung in Canada from the imperial
 point of view) God save our Empire grand: May it united stand While time endures. Give us prosperity. Wisdom and purity; In all our lands and seas May freedom reign. Our ships on every sea, Keeping the highways free For all the world. Peace ships. not war ships these, Guarding the seven seas; Whereer our flags unfurled Let right prevail. At Britain's bugle call Into her ranks will fall Men of all climes, Ready to fight for her. Ready to die for her, Hands clasped around the world. One flag unfurled. God save our gracious King, Long live our noble King, God save the King. Send him victorious Happy and glorious. Long to reign over us. God save the King.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
A SPLENDID REMEDY.

Neuralgia pains, rheumatism, lum- bago and sciatic pains yield to the pen- etrating influence of Ballard's Snow Liniment. It penetrates to the nerves and bone, and being absorbed into the blood, it's healing properties are con- veyed to every part of the body and effect some wonderful cures. MT. D. F. Moore. Agent Illinois Central Railway Milan, Tenn, states: II have used Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheuma- tism, backache, etc, in my family. It is splendid remedy. We could not do without it. 25c. soc and S1.00 at Elvey & Huletts, the live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
HOT WEATHER WEAKNESS

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Arizona republican., 1902-06-06
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