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The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

The volcano is well worth visiting.
1t is giving just enough of show to
please everybody without causing
alarm; and II is not likely 10 do worse,
one difference between Mt Pelec and
Kilauea is that the latter has two
chimneys, its own and the crater of
Mauna Loa, which can take care OF
surplus gases. There are, besides,
numberless vents large enough to let
out Jets OF steam. Mt, Pelee was clos
ed up and had a lake I'm its crater, the
dropping of which through an earth
quake rift may have started the trout
BILE by an explosion of steam. When Il
volcano. known to be dormant, not
extinct, becomes clogged up. one may
look for trouble. But the Hawaii
an outlets appear to be as clear as a
new chimney.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
Qrom Mondays dailyJ

Tenders for supplying the Board of
Health with supplies will be received
up to June 2jth. at Il o'clock noon
Supt. McVeigh of the leper settle
ment has raised about $500 for use In
giving a Fourth Of July celebration at
Kalaupapa. -
The assets of the bankrupt estate sf
Dr. Nichols were sold at auction Satur-
day by j. +. Morgan. The residence of
Dr. Nichols at Makiki brought $ll.5oe
Clarence IL. Cooke was the purchaser.
buying the property for his brother. a
horse and buggy was sold for $500 and
two COWS brought $50. John Emme-
luth bought a golfing outfit for A.se.
He says politics are duh and he needs
sport.
A runaway horse from the Club sta
bles created n little excitement on
downtown streets yesterday afternoon.
The animal. which was attached to "A
two seated buggy, started from near
the stables, ran down Fort street to
Hotel, where ii nearly collided with an
electric car. ana made woman seek
safety on the fence in front of the
Young building. The animal then con
tinucd up Hotel street to Richards and
turned down to King street, where It
was stopped. A native boy did the
work. catching the runaway by the ear.
as there was no sign OF "A bride or rein.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
Against Sugar Re bate

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Presldent
Palma of Cuba has indicated TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt his conviction that the
rebate proposition relative To Cuban
sugar would be not only very objec-
tionable in itself but would be extern
sively expensive and almost impossible
tn carry out in the distribution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Paxmaster Sullivan, u. :. N, who
has been declared by an examining
board mentally, morally and physical
ly unfit for promotion" is not unknown
in Honolulu. He was here with the
naval forces in 1898 and was noted for
his bitter denunCiaLiOn Of the aunexa-
ton policy of Harrison. Shortly before
that time he had been court martialed
for taking publicly. In interviews at
Vancouver. the British side of the
Bchring Sea quarrel with the United
States. Escaping Il dishonorable dis
charge he came here. Later his ac-
cunts got muddled and he was cash
Tered, only to return again to the Navy
by grace of a Congressional resolution
procured by influential friends Of his
wifes family. At length he appears to
be on the verge of losing his billet for
good. sullivan was last here on the
Wisconsin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

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Siut" lui iH unmarried hH icIi'e 'ihi-
e-s AfHln rontrHciinH ana hpli'l d.
ins .'D'' 10 the '''hn .h'i anu "'
several instances Withti hi ie.tnA '..
J canoes TIE lrn oi' br.t I'ii'Nt ,"'
c"ast "f bflush 'oiu' ora ono N.IHn ''
ana 'A''ndh Nefl""tN t.I''t ''"' '.'
irnFtn "i the Aleuiian i-.'h'7 +"
a'ilN' cfhteie ll NiAhHi 500" 81.
ll'ns "l earth fractures NHi'h uH''
th' Nolcahlc ntit OF Inc Ne" 'i''
Win the SIN more enerSet'' lo'''Iio''
ol halhchhtha' hnre'' japan "I los To-
he fhillpplh' l-IAn1r' "'M 'IIn'''
New iepiil p NeN 'il''''''- ""a y
zealand
Interesting IN connection with the
Martinique disaster and the statements
% eminent scientists. and particularly
biologists. says the New York TImeS
g. the fact that they ascribe the growth
of the American continent 10 a circl"
Of volcanoes IN the original archaean
nucleus and the sea, which occupied
what is now the Mississippi valley ana
the northWard extension OF the same
interior basin ON the arctic regions.
They think they see the growth OF an
other continent 10 the West lldle"
through the recent terrific volcanic ac-
ton there.
Recent as nave been the ulgranons ~
civilized people into North America
they have witnessed volcanic outbreaks
that are scarcely second to any that
have occurred elsewhere on the earth
during the same period. There arr is
volcanoes In the United states ana II
In Alaska. There are none In the East
ern states-that 49, none mat nave
been active In millions of years. Sew
efal OF the western volcanoes nave
SHOWN SIGNS OF Ire IN the past ana
may not now be dead.
cinder Cone near Lassens Peak, cal
iornla' has been twice in eruption
Wlthln 2oO years. At the summit of the
cone there IS a well-developed crater
with double rim. The whole aspect
OF Clnder Cone suggests recent dis
turDance, yet there Is evidence that the
earliest eruption occurred before the
beginning of the last century. Its age
Is SHOWN by the relations Of the old
ana new forest trees to the volcanic
sand OF the first eruption there.
Mount Hood, In Northwestern Ore
son' was ascended In 1888 by NJ. w.
Gorman, VINO reported that shere are
sun steaming riffs on the south side of
the mountain. He stated that the sui
phurous FUMES from the openings will
dlscolor SILVER at a distance of half
mile. Clouds gather above the crater
ana nave more than once in recent
years given rise to reports In Portland
That Mount Hood threatens an erup-
ton. Arnold Hayne. who has exam
med the summit. however, says that
there have been no eruptions of Mount
Hood within the memory If man.
1t Is stated by George Gibbs, of the
'NH" '''EidPHl'dl society, tnHl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Joseph BumlIler. Miss Edna Bumiller
and Miss May Gilmore will be here
Sunday from Los Angeles en- route to
Examiner.
Albert MaXheld Webster and Miss
Clara Farrell De Cew were married
Yesterday. They will be at home after
September at No. 1865 Beretanla ave-
nue..
Work upon the ball room extension
to the legislative hall is progressing
rapidly and the han will be completed
in plenty of time for the Fourth of July
celebration.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles T.. King
of the Ramehameha Schools and Miss
Jeanne II. Bates is to take place on
Thursday evening at O'Clock i'm the
chapel at Kamehameha. Friends are
invited.
Word was received here yesterday of
the death in Mendocino. cal, on June
II, of Mrs. Henry NJ. Benson, wife Of
Major Benson, formerly "A partner in
the drug firm of Benson, Smith & Co.
she died very suddenly. Her oldest
son, Percy Benson, is a resident of Ho-
nolulu.
The coroner's jury empanelcd in the
case Of Sam Hiram, the Hawaiian who
died recently at the Queens hospital OF
injuries received during a collision with
hack driven by James Brown. met
yesterday afternoon and brought in "A
verdict to the effect that Hiram came
to his death from hcmOrrhage Of the
lungs due to an accident.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
Killed Her Children.

JACKSON, Mss, June l6.-Mrs, L..
We.trop, white woman living near
Martin, small station several miles
from here, last evening killed five OF
her children by shooting them 10 death
In an Clubhouse ana sfterward burning
the structure over their hodes. The
woman escaped
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
Ringing Noises

H. The ears Oiew diaaeie,Nlle they
hrt'D become chronic and cause
much unoas.ness and even tempo.
fary distraction They are signs
Of catarfh, other signs are drop.
pings In the throat, nasal sounds
of the voice, impaired taste, smell
and hearing.
Catarrh is a constitutional dis.
ease, originating In impure blood,
and requires a constitutional
remedy.
IL suffered from caiarFh IN the head and
loss OF spp.tite end sleep. Aiy blood was
thin and | falt had an over most 81 the
time. decided to tty Hoods sarsapagilla
and now have no symptoms 81 catarrh,
have n good appetite, and sleep wen
heartily recommend Hoods SBrenpariila 20
all my friends.' X. LoEG, California juno.
ton, Iowa. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

IT.. character 81 the farm popula-
lions i1 Sew England and the Middle
states is slowly but surely chang nE.
Although land 10 rs cheap in rural New
York as 20 is iu Iowa. young Amer can
farmers pra quick 10 leave the East
with ita proximity 20 great markets
and settle iu the west This leaves
tn Eastern openings 10 immigrants'
who arc quick to seize them. In many
northern townships Irish owners have
practically supplanted Yankees, the
lattor having struck out for the West
French Canadians, Swedes and . r.
mans are also taking up many OF the
Old homestcads.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
General Insurance Co. io- sea
River and Land TRANSPORT
Of Dresden.

Having established an agency al Ho-
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands the
undersigned general agents ere author
lied TO take risks against the dangers
OF the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
+. A. SCHAEFER & 90,
Agents ior the Hawaiian I-iandA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

The locusts are busy all over the
world. In Europe and the Eastern part
OF the United States the variety which
appears every seventeen years is raw
aging crops and in Southern California
locusts of this or some other kind are
doing similar damage. The late ORR
entail files report that in Kwangsi,
China and further North, locusts have
destroyed all the crops of rice and
wheat and reduced the population to
famine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

The Honskons Daily Press complains
that even the paper on which the Gov
ernment GaZctte-Hongkong's official
organ-is printed comes from America
The Chinese door being open the Yam
kee liz managing to toss quite few
things in.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

The Beers now realize their good
sense, IL they didn't before, in leaving
their cities and their mines intact
There is something to live in and to
work al now, OF which the Beers COM
Aand their share.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

I've unaefsiFftf tsfifs been 40.
pUiuird kfsnis ~ tho nl.tf contsss
are prepared 20 insure fIaaa assirst
NE ~ ft0ns Ruc Brick ilhiinas ans
on Aett handise stored thtrrln an IN.
most favorable terms fUr Yariloulafs
apyly ~ the once -
p. A. ecHAErER a CO.. As,s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

The friends of good government are
always glad to welcome visiting Con-
grcssmen, either as individuals or as
commissions. If committee visits us
to look into the crown lands It will see
enough else to turn it's members into
useful allies OF Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

As for appropriations for Hawaii.
wilcox and Caypless had no time To
bother Wit. them. Their labors Were
wanted for ditch jobs and Tramway
bills
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Hereafter saloon licenses will not be
granted by the Executive Council until
the Anti Saloon League and other par
ties interested have chance TO scan
them. Ia other words there will BE- no
underground railroading. The public.
which Is getting sensitive on the beer
81 loon question. will welcome this
move as one made in it's own int. r,s.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

King Edward is an elderly man who
must begin to expect the ills that flesh
is heir To. He cannot eat daily ban
quet, ride out in the rain, entertain Wis
ting princes and carry his share of the
worries Of an empire, without feeling
his years. 1t will be remarkable II h
gets through the coronation week with
out needing a doctor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
German Lloyd Marine Insur'os Co
or BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established a general agency here. and
the undersigned, general agents. 70
authorized 20 take risks agsins' ne
dangers of the sea at the most T. s1a-
terms.
r. a. scHAEFER & CO
General &I.nia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
. q .

The schooners Otelia Peterson and
Robert Lewsrs arrived at Port Town
send on the lith inst The Iyanhoe.
from Honolulu passed In AT Neah Bay
On the same day,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Mr.. Caypless' statement, printed Ia a
Washington paper, that Hawaii IS ia
per-. Of volcanoes, h quite eXcusabie.
Mr.. Caypless has got SO used to tui.
ing that the islands VIII be destroyed
by Gov. Dole and the missionaries, that
even their most innocent phenomena
excite his nerves.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

There was prophecy in Yardley's car
toon which showed Tramways Pain
pushing a Chinaman on the track in
the face OF an advancing trolley ear.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Mr.. Chamberlain is collecting the
back dues of popularity which he
couldn't get during the first year or so
OF the Boer war
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

President Roosevelt not only carries
a revolver but he liz such an expert in
it's use that no cranks are likely TO get
crazy enough to attack him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

ClARKE'S B Al PILLS % a's cure ms'5 s1sysi
pisints. Free from Mercury. EstAblishsd
upwards ef = yearR In boxes u ID.
each. OF al Chemists ana Patent Medi-
cine Vendors throughout the World
Propristorv. The lincoln and Aidisna
Counties Drps Company. Lincoln. Ers.
land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Gen. Miles boom for the Democratic
Presidential nomination hasn't been
promoted yet above the rank Of pri-
waite.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

+. A. SCHAEFER d CO.-Importer.
and Commission Merchants, Honolu
Ia, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

Hayti has solved the problem of what
shall be done with her ex-Presidents.
She offers a reward for them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-06-24

FHf H.4 rh uf thr a. prl F..U.
f .fs fH i.Ur H 9Hn uf m'n
OIL ffH. fHHe.Ir .H. about $40 OFT
tU.H. e.. I.. Hr NHfl. fU Nr nn
tN. T.ufN uf IuF TI. mN.f .un.
seI.NlI co. 'nF iifh H 3uHr u.fl
taHa p.rf a1 Coz and 800 FH uuDh GOOD
Ha fo rIunui tho EupaflHtauaont a. nHk
ff orb IH.. ueriaNte day uui ANY
tfInH i' wate lf. nrr0 toitr.h flr
tHa I.r hu1 take their minds ~
th.it i.subics BEL In th. nature q "a hue
uuU. a.I christian service even if n
expresses Itself in fireworks ava h'rFe-
rHrta. con thls account NJ MrNDlgh
rh.Ul rud Honolulu responsive 60 his
call
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
TEMPE

c. a Corbeu and family have re-
turned from their outing at Iron
Springs on account of the illness Of
Miss Eva Corbell.
The brick work on the normal DORM
'Ory- was completed yesterday.
Donald Mcqueen visited Tempe yes
to-day.
]. f. I.cdden and family are eXpecte
home from Long Beach Sunday.
1t has heen remarked that i. z.
Stc:nberger, who has the contract Tor
placing the water work material on
the butte has taken rather an uphill
job.
P P. Hodges e Yuma is buying cat
tie in the valley.
The 1. O. c. T viii kold social 1t
the home Cf +. y. Tough, on Seventh
street, Saturday evening.
A shipment OF piping and supplies
for the Olsen ranch arrived yesterday
morning.
Judge T. d. Windes and wife OF Chi
cago arrived yesterday for Il visl- WITH
Judge Windes' brother, Rev L. y
Windes OF this place.
Engineer Abel transacted business
in Phoenix yesterday.
Chris Jacobson returned home yes
to-day after :: "trip through south" II
California and { visit TO San Fra lci~co,
where he witnessed the Jeffries- F'i-z-
simmons contest.
Dudley Craig left Tuesday TO-. his
ranch near Silver King.
]. z. Sturgeon Will ship three cars
Of cattle to Albuquerque this evening
w. T. Cummings has the CONTRACT
for hauling $50 tons Gt piping fIo.r
Phoenix for the Tempe Water Wrls
plant.
w. D. Ccnscr. WHO has been . / charge
Ct dry GOODS store in Globe = ex-
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

ing. who is suffering from rheumatism
and 4 consequent nervous attack.
Mir and Mrs Jacob Miller left last
evening for California, but they bought
tickets to salt Lake city. I is there
lore probable that the main stag at the
E,lks' roundup will get his iron on
Jacob before he returns.
Among the passengers leaving on
this mornings 5. T. p. 6; p. train We're:
= Johnson Miss Charlotte ven Suesso-
vich. w. II. Greene. Hattie E. Greene,
for san Diego. Mrs. f. y. Ross fer Al
buquerque and Christian BenjinSer for
the Grand Canycr
Those registering at the Hotel Ad-
ans yesterday We're: J. S. Burns and
George e. Talcott Of Denver. G. e.
Morley of San Francisco, q. w. Stole
Of Philadelphia. Walter D. Walsh of
San Francisco. Otto Brotbecz Of Los
Angeles ana II. l.. Norman of New
York.
Among tao"e registering al the Com
mercial hotel yesterday were: Oscar
L. Heyden and y. J. Shea OF jerome.
Mrs. G. l. Einsley of Angel mine. \.
c. AicQUeen + Mesa city. NJ. Lockwood
of HermCsillo. J. ". ConWen of La
CaI2nea, W. hermann AnSar OF BUCK
eye, J. G. Donaldson OF Detroit, Mrs.
Hyder OF Tempe ana Miss George
Thomas Of Tempe.
Dr. J. II. Ford Will leave tonight for
the ccast. where he will pass the rest
of the summer. He viii first SC 10 Los
Angeles and meet Judge Barnes and
George Beebe on business OF the Glen
guita Copper company. He will then
go to Avalon and join his son Ernest,
who has been there for three weeks,
holding Down the fishing record which
! ne and his father established last year.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
MESA
DRUGGISTS


The voice of Mr.. W. L. Pomeroy was
heard very distinctly in Mesa today 4
couple of times. but it was over the
long-distance telephone from Nogales.
Mexico. He came up there from the
mines yesterday on business pertaining
to the mine he is operating. He has
instructions TO put on $50 men if he can
set them and operations VIII commence
in the near future on much larger
scale than heretofore. He doesn't ex-
pect to see Mesa again for a couple of
years.
MIR. and Mrs. F. T. Pomeroy entel-
taired the Execution class and their
friends at their home Monday night,
and Il most enjoyable time was had.
Lighted Japanese lanterns lighted the
lawn. on which was found tables and
games for all. Early in the evening
the wind began to blow and all moved
inside and continued the games. At 10
pm. cake and lemonade and fruit We're
served. While the games We're going on
the crowd We're favored by some sweet
singing by the young ladies glee club.
Shortly before midnight the crowd
broke up well pleased with the even
ing's enjoyment. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. Irwin. Mr. and Mrs
Dan HILBERT. Misses Deborah. Rebecca
and Julia Allen. Misses Lottie and
Esther Phelps. Elmer and Hattie John
son, Mont Vance and Winnie Rheims
( Misses Ruth and May Lamb, Mr.. James
Shrine. Willie and Don lie Baron
Erastus l. Baron. Bee Rogers. Maud
Shrine, Mrs. c. y. Smith Walter and
Eunice Brundage, Miss Ina Pomeroy.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wingar. par
ents Of Burt Wirgar. Mrs Jennie
Johnson er1 Miss Archibald. Misses
Lulu am airy Wingar. all of Tempe.
! visited Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Wingar,
spending tt lay there Tuesday.
NJ J. F - came over from Benson
Tuesday a few days visit. He has
the co1r It for painting the Reform
school Benson
Mrs. -: b Pew and d. y. lie Baron
yesterday 1ok train for Utah to spend
| the sunni They will go direct to
! Provo, an spend NEST of their time
there with 'atives and friends.
4 Mr.. O. 5 tapley and family and
/ Mrs. H. s lips returned from a few
/ weeks visit the coast Monday. They
report a YER, easant time While there.
spent lots of IN and saw all there was
to see and &c home feeling better
towards everybody hut their pocket
book THey report the Mesa colony in
Los - 5 as prospecting and all en-
ployc T. louis Hobson is canvassing,
WIFE y Phelps is working in the bot
thing " ks and Burt Fuller is Il hard
ware k
Nj Anna Locke Tuesday returned
from short visit and stay at Desert
Well. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Blu
chanan.
West Goswick, Bud Landry and Ton
Nixon are down at Tonic basin with
cattle. They Will return in few days.
w. Rheims. accompanied by Surveyor
H NJ Lewis. went up to the Copper To,
yesterday. MIR. Lewis Will make Il sur
Vey Of the Copper Top property.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
Personal Mention



Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Page left on last
nights train for visit in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Ambra Osborn left this morning
for hon Springs. where she will spend
Il few days with friends.
Selim Nicholson will leave tins even
ing for Salt Lake city Ia get in With
the herd for the annual Elks' roundup,
Mrs. II. y. Gullum ard babe and Mrs.
Gillum's another, Mrs. +. Patterson.
have gone to Santa Ana. cal. to visit
spend some time at the beaches.
NJ. &. FISK returned to the city yes
terday from Mcdowell which he says
IS the finest summer resort he ever
found. He will go back again after u
few days thaWing out in town.
MI and Mrs Jack Kersting left on
this mornings train for Pueblo, Col,
for an extended stay. Their journey is
caused by the i'll health Of Mr.. kerst-
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
CALL FOR
Z EPC RLiCAN
COUNTY Convention.
MAfICOPA COUNTY.

BY direction of the Republican Coun-
~ Central Committee Of .Iaricopa
Counts. -iri@ona. Il convention of d"ie-
gates q the republican perry O. MAJ
icopd county is hereby called II meet
at Phoenix. Arizona on Tuesday, lie
10th day of September, 1902, at 70
o'clock y. III, at the Doris thcator.
The purposes for which the cGnron-
ton is called are: F'hst-Thc scle"rion
CT thrty-four $50 delegates to repre-
sent the party for Maricopa county al
the territorial convention called to
meet ut Phoenix on September ~ la2..
to nominate republican candidate
for Delegate to Congress to be voted
:or at the re, ensuing election i'll No
venbcr.
Seccnd-The nomination of repu9ii-
can candidates for the various county
offices, to be voted for at the next en-
suing election in November.
Third-The nomination of republican
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
DTSENTERY CURED WITHOUT
THE AID OF y DOCTOR.

q am just up from a hard spell of
the fux" (dysentery) says Mr.. T. A
PInner. well known merchant of
Drummond. Tenn. Il used one small
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured
without having a doctor l consider it
the best cholera medicine in the world
There is no need of employing 4 doctor
when this remedy is used fer no doc
tor can prescribe a better medicine for
bowel complaint In any form either for
children o. adults. 1t never fails and
Is pleasant to take. For sale by ElVey
& Hulett, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
WATCH FOR a CHILL,

However slight at this time of year
and in this climate, it is the forerun-
ner of malaria. a disposition to yawn,
and an all tired out feeling even comes
before the chill. Herbine, by its
prompt stimulative action on the liver,
drives the malarial germs out OF the
system, purifies the blood. tones up the
system and restores health. soc a
Elvey 8 Hu!ett's, the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

Henry L. Shattuck Of SheIlSburE,
Iowa, was cured of = stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years ny four boxes of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. He had
previously tried many other remedies
and Il number o; physicians without
relief. Fer sale by Elvey * Hulett
druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

fractions; pavilion enlarged to twice ii
afternoon and evening. Dancing tire
with immense swimming tanks, just CO
tions nowhere surpassed. Good boat
gentle. Pier 1900 feet long for fishing
ing trips, picnics andeXcursions to pom
under good regulations. Chatauqua pr
tons and encampments Tor three mont
the west; orderly, moral, intelligent, Gu
eral hotels and hundreds of houses bul
commoda tons equal TO any multitude
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

This week $500 shirts at 500 % per
cent discount on our entire stock.
Large and fine assortment of ties. X.
T. Hyder.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

s its former size. Band concerts every
e nights q week. Luxurious bath house
mpleted, cost $4,000. Seaside attrac-
ng; beach broad and level and surf
nd sailing fleet of pleasure boats; fish
is of interest. Tent city on the beach
ogramme of unsuuai interest. Conven-
his. Long Beach is the Old Orchard OF
ltured. THERE IS NO SALOON. Sew
1t since last summer. Rooms and &C
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

SALT LAKE AND RETURN,
account annual meeting of the
Is. p. O. Elks, for %J3.1o.
on sale August 9TH, 9Th and eth.
via San Francisco. Final limit
September 18th. Stop-overs al
lowed in California returning,
at San Francisco. Los Angeles
or any point desired.
Tickets also on sale, via Den