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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

DWELLING HOUSES.
For investment, 2 8-room houses, modern
in every respect, splendid repair, within
walking distance; annual rental, $40;
asphalt paved street, all paid for; lot &c
feet front: above rental pays 6 per cent
on $4,000; the owner Is very anxious to
close this out and has authorized us to
sell for $500.
Small chicken farm. with Groom house,
city water in yard, nice shade trees and
fruit; AZ blocks from car. Owner is
anxious to sell. Price reduced to 500 for
a few days,
1870 N. 10Th st, 9 rooms and barn, city
water and sewer In house. Price reduced
from 100 TO 1880. A bargain.
Six-room house and barn, lot 96x120, one
block from car. $3.50.
VACANT.
loves addition on Franklin ST., near sd,
4O-foot lots. Only $3.50 each.
Fine building lot In West Farnam district.
Only 81, 100.
Near High school, good building lot, paved
ST., all paid for. 1850.
ACREAGE.
Southwest OF HanscoHh park, 8 acres, well
improved, lots of fruit. 5000. Groom
house and good barn.
5 acres near above, no buildings, all culti-
waited. Price, $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS AT CENTER,
THE NEW COUNTY SEAT OF KNOX
COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
BY an overwhelming vote OF the people,
the legality of which has recently been
adirmed by the supreme court OF this state.
the county seat Of Knox county, Nebraska,
has been relocated and is now situated at
the geographical center OF the county.
The new county seat Is called Center"
Within six months a new town OF 100
population viii grow up. located as II Is in
The center OF an extremely fertile agricul-
tural country and by its situation COM
handing the trade OF the very best part
II YOU want to go into business of any
kind or nature and desire TO get in on
the ground floor, II will pay you to take
this new town into consideration.
The Center Town Site company will sell,
at Center, Nebraska, at public auction, the
lots owned by It in said town, on Wednes-
day. February 8. 1902, beginning at 10
II you are interested in obtaining a new
location write 10 w. A. Meserve, the seere-
tary OF the Center Town Site company, at
Creighton, Nebraska and fnll
a." RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

No. u2p-5e-FooT LOT ONE BLOCK
NORTH OF THE TURNER RESI-
DENcE. Asphalt paved street. Owner
Ing at once. THIS is A GOOD OPPoR-
TuNITY TO PURCHASE A FINE RESI-
DENCE LOT.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

COLORADO. ranch lands homestSadA.
rcn. Colo. hh-AsS bH
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

location in city. 500 daily sales. value
1880; owner wishes to retire; will con-
slider choice improved farm. reasonable
N. Y. Life. Y-227 10
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
MONEY

MONEY
invested Immediately in wheat and a cer-
tain railroad stock will return you q Won
derful percentage inside the near future.
Communicate with us at once for par
t~iculars. Margins, 3 to 8 per cent. High
est references, Twenty years experience.
A. ]. BRADISH & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, Suite 44, Rialto
Bldg, Chicago, Ill. Y-165 1s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
CHEAPEST LOTS IN

-Four lots on 9th street, near Poppleton,
t2x1l7 each. on grade, fine shade trees
THE BYRON REED CO.. 2is s. 18th st
RE-16S-16
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
VACANT PROPERTY.

NO. AoE.45-foot lot, north of Farnam St,
on 10Th ave. owner going to leave city
next week n wants an offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

No. i3s7A-RooM BRICK CoTTAGE. gas,
water, nice lawn and shade, cistern and
barn. Price. N,360.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

e-room house, ELEGANT LOT. Price,
$1,000. Owner refused 1000 for the prop
erty last spring. EXCELLENT OP-
A CHEAP HOME.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHEN you want 20 buy, sell or exchange
your business or property quick communi-
cate with one who has the customers. J.
Y-MSSl
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

$50 acres. Saunders county; 90 acres alfalfa.
200 acres hay land, balance under culti-
walton; fine improvements and new; N5
per acre.
"a acres near Fort Crook, improved and
most all bottom land. $4,000.
39O acres near Gretna. hrst-class and and
lays hne, $3.50 per acre.
100 acres near IAPlatte, good buildings. $50
per acre.
GEORGE q COMPANY. i6l Farnam St
RE-24O 16
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.

10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
No. s12-Two HOUSES, near Decatur and
9th SITS, in EXCELLENT STATE OF
EPAI which has been held at 1890.
PROPERTY OWNED BY AN ESTATE
WHICH MUST BE CLOSED, and we are
authorized to offer IT for $500.
FARM LANDS.
We have 1926 acres ONE-HALF MILE
FROM THE CITY LIMITS OF SOUTH
OMAHA which must be sold within the
next thirty days. Other lands in vicinity
sell for from $126 to $50 per acre. We can
cell this land for $b per acre.
No. s22-1sO-acre BOTTOM LAND FARM
IN SARPY COUNTY. New 7-room house.
buildings. all new and painted and In
good condition, Price t6o per acre.
r. c. PETERS q CO.. OMAHA, .NEB.
RESI- l6
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

A COUNTRY home In the beautiful Flor
ence district, 40 acres. 7 acres choicest
varieties OF fruit, Is acres hne park ball
ance cultivated: fine house. barn, chicken
house; improvements alone worth IS 100;
will sell for $500. Address T So Bee.
RE-l59 i6t
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

SUCCESS IN SPECULATION" Large
profits can now be made I'm stocks and
grain on small investments by our safe
system, Send for our book. Modern
Methods for Safe Investments" and our
special letters of advice free. NJ. b.
Flower g. Co, bankers and brokers, CHI
cage Stock Exchange Bldg. Chicago.
Y-99i 16s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

EVERYTHING for sale; oil kinds of bust
ness places; all slzes and prices. Read
my list In this paper. Williams, Room
All, McCague Building. Y-1o6-i6s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

PAYNE, BOSTWICK & co.
Successors TO Henry b. Payne)
RE-26 IS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

TO GET IN or out OF business call on VIII
liams. room all, McCague building.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

Now Is the time to invest in
Omaha property.
Below is a list of some of our very
best bargains.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
R. G. PETERS & co.
1902 Farnam St. Bee Building.

Now Is the time to invest in
Omaha property.
Below is a list of some of our very
best bargains.
VACANT PROPERTY.
No, zagEss,Ioot lot, north Of Farnam g..
next week and wants an offer.
No. .12I1-55-foot lot near Hanscom Park.
FINE SHADE TREES. Price. $3.50.
IS SSiohsfisHfT 'S Sc HAN l9st TT Yak Bb9 Sfsss
bargain at $3.50.
No, u2p-5OFooT LoT ONE BLOCK
DENcE.. Asphalt paved street. owner
Ing a. once Ses'e This as Is x K GOOD SoPfiPoR-
TuNITY TO PURCHASE A I RESI-
No, H2s-wE WANT AN OFFER for lot
4, block A.. Saunders & Himebaugh's ad.
clifton, southeast corner OF FRANKLIN and
t5th SITS
DWELLING HOUSES
no. l5l-s-room house, MODERN IN
FOR TEN DAYS. II not sold, house will
be rented. This IL the cheapest house in
the WEST FARNAM DISTRICT.
No. s22-7-room house, at 1914 n. 2sth st.
Good bargain at $500.
No. 4Es-7-RooM HOUSE, good well, cist-
ern, newly papered, close to car line.
Price ONLY n,10.
No. 1H-7-room house, city water, 1920 N.
18th st. THIS Is A VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY and we are authorized to sell
II for 5000. SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE MONTHLY.
No. ss7-5-RooM BRICK HOUSE. near nth
and Vinton SITS. Price only $500. VERY
CHOICE PROPERTY.
No. ss-s-room house In north part OF. city,
close to car line. Price only $2,lO.
OWNER GOING TO LEAVE CITY AND
MUST SELL SOON. Last Sunday the
price was 80 200. BETTER LOOK AT IT.
No. 125e-This is a 7-room house. FINE
RECEPTION HALL. oak finish down
stairs, porcelain BATH. good furnace and
every modern convenience. Located on
10Th ave, close to Farnam. Price only
=, 750. THIS is VERY CHOICB PROP
ERTY. This will be sold very soon.
No, f7b-S-RooM. MODERN HOUSE. in
Guiding furnace, within one block OF
Turner residence, IN WEST FARNAM
DISTRICT-S,S00.
NEW FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, WITHOUT
LOT. in north part OF city. Call for In
formation.
CnIfTH OMAHA
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.
.AnIn RIrr rnIrnI

are Interested in this form OF Investment
WE ASK YOU TO PUT us TO THp
TEST. II you are not don't waste your
time and ours. No grain, r. r. stocks or
bonds-a purely business proposition.
Send, write or call for our prospectus and
system. Both are interesting and In
structive. Mailed or delivered free on APP
plication. Mutual Security Co, lis Broad
way, New York. Y-l97 To-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

FOR SALE, on easy or monthly payments,
new attractive six-room cottage in Bemis
Park; modern, except furnace, which
owner will put In IL desired; fine corner
lot, with shade trees. Inquire at 500 ".
Y. Life building. RE-M25l Is
FOR sALE-A SNAP-A beautiful home for
sale, Z rooms, modern, good barn, paved
street. Price, 5000. circumference $500.
Owner leaving city. Address 4 40.
RE-Ml95 1Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-16

FOR SALE, old established grocery busi-
ness; fresh stock, good trade and fNtures
Will reduce stock to Sl.0o II required.
T 20. Bee. Yes lie
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
INDIAN BURGLARS
Che Of Them ar Unwilling and Re
 uentaGt Criminal.

E5avi an5 I;aua two Indians. v-r.
 examined n Justice Pal-ntt1'e ,-.-..-t yesterday on tae chai--s ar is..,-.5..s-f.. ing te- store cf = s;h=rp- ..r t,=f-. station about -he middle 3f l.-t month Taey both ad-litt-d the correcsr --- oL the information against th=1I .s.-.i rtera teid ta ths grand jury in ts -lri a.. Ss-" Tn -r= vrr- e.,- slJI5,Iir-- -5rct-s,l- staHeeS in the case of ..a.sa which viI probably he HEauent cut iu th 15-r-t court an'i h. vi1I uo G1uht G-i a'r- vi.s q jail Sent-..,-a- '. dae= .l.t s.s.5--f- D be 5y aattu-= ;: bs.j Indian IT., .--a- lar was de-isr.-. us Flaw bat
 WIS se.5Gs,I slayr tzfss- ls could -,rl.- soa5e i-=pa t3 jain tirn fa tas -ata.- pf@s= and then I,aaa diI Got -s int !. with grsst Ceal al enthusiasm. IT. did Dct really a2,s.s the st1-- at all.
 E-aE-ial entered 2. s,ia.jo5. and e,.4-,.-E while i,ap4 ste."d guard o4te.d.- ready to .In away i1 tIis event that an7-tI,i,-- happened to scare him nor than ha was already scared After a while HaViei r-aI--ared and sava Eaua S. and nici-ai. which l. toIl him wa. hiG share of the profit. cf tho crime. tia21 N-as "iat that t was n5 nor. for even that sum -ie.l-d E-45ils- c-l his ecnecia-cs- H. was afraid ;a t-15.. iha n1oasy n9n4- with him but wen, | the house cf sn "i'! Indian 10 whom he otten went for adTice. gav= him the Iac.eY and told I.iu that he ye.., ..f-,i.I iie had p- F d0ias sssaathing bad IT. wanted the eli E1'..r to take the h.. ny bs@S L. the nan who owned he store "l.i1 his sincere regrets r., having par tlciEstan in what .=r=nle.i to have beel. a doubtful II aot unlawful enterprise.
 1'5iore the "ish ot I:apa vaz acte.. upon th1 burglars were trao.<zI and c>-'iElt. iaViel had more than s.3 on his 5sSon la, 8aia had nath-ae. F. told Eis CsTt5r .h- his =hal-.. u.s
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

expected t3 return here a4ain in tli- i2n ArS- Gejz received .i letter a 6ia .- or t.s aza in which h said he was v,lE il and experienced considerable
 li=;-calty iH Lrtathne.aut thought the change fo. ihe worse was bat lemi.ar- aIy.
 Hl1. G-lz Was ,h;rty-<fz years oI: aa! ;,e t:z~ tp th last. When h. b.,-,..,,- inc II T. enszsS- iu any -aAtIlsl cr.- ration he ta"i5 u.' I'::at aerarny. partly as a Seure If iptme buJ mere for ths occupation 2f his iGIa hour. H. was tho on'g s"H If kin3 and irduIgaa- father and ls..V $ beside him ia Mem lfniS four sisters ro mourn hi- Ia.th. lis Int -h-J- having Jied many years ago Reside his wife leaves h--a .-is ,hiii a son. Virgil < H-.z. ,s.=. l'd si liaif .-af~ aII TI,.- s,ili ,-- cei:e h. sympathy of tu-ir many friends 1he remains uiI If course be h,'i"d i1 2i. .lHi.Afs iu acc3r,5.,les. '~i;1 sEe .i--h of ti1- dead man.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
THE SIGN LANGUAGE
Successfully Employed by Indians in
 PhoeAiz Yesterday.

-AS 'N-lE one hno"=. t:l- poverty O.
 ths alan language as all .av.sa
 i7a@ga.,s- iG supplemented by ~ianz
 Tn F. .re t..2"sands of English Xo,..l
 -a. "hiv'- jhsv- aIr no Indian a.,uivaI antS- TnCr- .-e 2, great maav abia-ts which have ic.a Gauiliat t1 Indians for a-n,-l.s lions bat which have .lez4,
 h. n 2it-n names b= them Thy ais la Ftf'a 'i cr described h.- ass,s.r-! which e'- always ineeiiuusiv s-l..c,s 'f which al- S" plain th- Iulian-
 ' .i" ,-"t =! tlla sa..- laua;iao S.n rad u.:.: -'sjald each ether
 'e lndia@ e"a easily make himself tn" rS."aa '.- th- white man who A"""S 1irrcsj f."tai.@ about signs. S '.ii'i"l ..a,. suggestive Ji- thc-- ,ai- il"& ' ny the lrGiaa.
 lf" best illus. .I;ti=1u f ta- faciIit.
 .-l which r.,- frdiau ~an cafa-1,tl,. . cat" without words. was furnish .d f-. a- oia. ticaTy wordIees ,.nr7-=l=a.ff.,., which te1iS place in Phoenix vest rda,- -f case NaS un trial iu a justices court at which there W.rs several Indian Witnesses None of ,h- witnesses hal ever ai'!'esled in a territorial court be- fore. housh they maz hay been fa a3t@d states court where th-v arc .t low a El.-V q day fJr their services iEH territory ra}s Witu-s+.s. no,., .,i,l.r h criminal cases At the conclusion "t th' airing the Indians began ia 40, | shout for their ls;E. l. lvs. r...1.. lSAoWr. to lhem that thar- ,.q,jj h. .4Ha They le., tae court in d e9d,- and went t9 th- office cf United States
 o1rt "'nHissiGr-r .5oncstona N h-,... they had often been before fn the can '-cIjE e witnesses and where they had always received their Der diem.
 Was their opinion that they hal '71A 9'-Iii'ti i ihey 1iattered Caior ! 'ail1.'tar' br saying You h-tseI. fs,de. ? him. Colonel Johnstone d5F n-- H'ae. .-aris -lE- who N.S nles.- r.-
 him "h iaJfaoe did no, know hi. '', il- and i1 reply to a. inquiry as f9 , h cation c, his court tfla caI-..;.,-.,- ! i-- -i'' ul,2 Ii~ hand aLaul s, as .1 tax. ia #i the feints of th- compass. Tn, '-Hi9:ei ttied to fad oui the name # ,aa man vho had wftrh-I1 fl, re. .-aiu- -ht last one If ti2a !-Gi"-,z ao- 'i''''" A.i th' co!2n1l and t-aeheI inc top 1. his head .,iin h5s finger. Tee. 2. !. .-+a-rc toward the east ant nodded 'S head. 'in- colonel understood. H. E; oi~ti1@ui~ilsa ny tho heavy growth 7. ll'-If used ta have but If .gniga ! ne has VerE iiti- Izc f. fn place sr f - 2 jan-ure which has for breadth an! /, .i'-'7lr, only o"e rival in Phoenix. ;-.-' if IL" 'ols~l5- ia which I,,sti,- 'r-.i -ioric~- 1ns colea.i th-r '" that JG-tic- Burnett v.e 1h. ''s ..S'tate -ai..sl wh0u tha ln..ians a-'l taei,- asi",-aroe.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

the object lesson ne was administering
 p tho "alsriis." T. SC. hie dream was 's'aels broken in uror ! quiet voice. asked in his ear Do you know whom you il3vt aIrosteda'
 No, and don't care"
 "Hh, @H right" rejcined the soft voice T oaIs thought you ought to l-7ow that it's the president.
 f*fa-a-,.'' gasped the agonizad po- i='7-'2;;.3. as ho leaned forward and took 8 l"7S at the calm profile. There was Ho d9ubt and ie begged them to let him sa. but tae president would have none CT it
 When the station was reached the captain turned white. Apologies wer.s made. but the general insisted upon paving tn proper fine
 If ali man s!:2uld not transgress the law" ha said.
 The fine "-as paid and a promise ex acted that tae matter should end there. after which the president droya to tha White house But the matter V .tS "ct aaded fo. thu policeman. Al Ways 2ftsfWard h. was known as the p1!i"eGnan Wh0 arrested the president
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
DEATH GE F. (. eErz
I Yell Known Phceniz Han Passed
 Away in Gellplis. Tenn.

lifs'- William C Get. --- iv a -=,e- s;salH fem Memphis. Teau.. -.=t--.s..- si-ii.s unc.-E tEe death oc L-r na-s..... VI =ch cee-31-G 5Haf- at Z ..,F. * .-ss
 teIdss- ..e-E.:g- r died af sa.e,,r-r- tica Of which n- oae .. s,.fr-re~ for ova.. e:es-e0 EaaIs- f!- was u II Known 71 Phoenix. having lived h~re th --.at-- part ef tI= tim- f~r tl- last ta.. r. corning h=re for ri,- h.4fe -~ li- health after :: ya..i=' -7-i.I--.-5 5a s'5le- r@do His un. rirfan haG th. t.H hin that 2-e had rat long .a live. but F. mac the tia O. .:Iaa1 and .-.i twenty p9ul.~ during h.. iaura B. H. iiii'-e-e greatly 'i-.Ii=.. tl.- -i--. es..- O. lis residence her- a.l.f h... -r.-l .s..51 that whi.e Arizona c-l R.. etl- -:. th= climate Iialona-d his ilf. f..- ,--.!..
 1e was Hl=t eng .asi n..- i5f --.. Lf cycle aU=ineSs ar.I later fa ta- Ift-i-,- bUs.n ss. being eyer .. l.. r rr fr
 hcIses H. had i--v--1at e3..-i -..-..i.. IT property H-3-e .t a--. tii-- ..r- ..-.-,-79 Hi,t III D -.!,l tac.- jhe s.eat-- s.-et a- his' wealth though his relatives Ia 'i iesnI.his arc a=E to dc it, u4- raised 1T Tennessee and has always a,-- Dressed g desir- L. return IL .--. -..--.-- Iaus tc his death. 5ut hfs f.a...-.- e@Si z te+ weeks ago vas ust r-f., an ri --.0n-fioa Jaat it s.ouId i.- IT,. iss- one On t;sa contrary .l ..a= .5 Was cheei.u and h-H sci a-a railv
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
ANNUAL CONCERT
Entertainment by the Pupils Of Sacred
 Heart Academy.

The pupils of the Sacred Heart acad- eniE gave q very interesting per. aln7- ai-.e at Doris thed;5r last night. IL, occasion being the annual scheoi coz cert TAere was good attendance and h. Iieaaine arganeemeue oe inc prosranlno which Was rfcn in ,.triets and E. T 7Eecutel i1 all parts made t7,.. evening one of great nle9su,-e for a.I present.
 The orchestra .ead e1eG n7air leaut-4 tul @vl@"tioaS alternating with -hc var ious other numbers The pragr..r.f,.- opened with chorus and -.51ltst.Y,.. Jy Miss Mari Gallagher and was fet 'o" bE piano quartet. in which TWO iEstru--lo.lts wore eIaaior-d. tl,.. .'aitici34nts beirc Misses fl. Ste5--
 -,.-- C. 1tcD3na!3 r. Morrison a..I l-- =ianr.ihan- i .,.s .1 l.ss -i:- 31:,..- n, an. gTzttIv enjoyed
 Mss lto@- C5nva!i sang -.-i,.al Cir! ej Her Harp" VerE ..l.sJ- solo ami e-eai1ahly- cee,-s:t--.
 \ Ssi3es cf tnr-e 1--. .-...fo:2; call 'Iar70 Missions" wa tll- ::-s1 nu,n!.s.. a "firh Miss F. e'-,-.. i.lres.nt4.i ''ai9.-ains5 ita..'' nii== j. Smith F.ve.l- ia" Sl1l- and Nils l.; I.dln9.i=a.,. ---.1 ooaI.eh.
 @n ire1rumen,al tria wa= veil r-a- aEl# by Miss z. a:vrnhy B. Gibson and H. Glilaen IT,
 Miss F -H"Si r-oit . The Patria; '-5i.e follow -si hy a little .a.a. .aIi.d
 -ill;it1l- Towns and sung bv t,.l l'''-- lads f-@='t '.7 i:ie.: -tti and Ta--
 Miss !. Acaiaan and Miss .. cils4. played q is."o du-l in B a:rn y.., i1- <t't'i'elit~ 'v='.- used. i;9t;! lsat-.- ha.,t-- ilr a,nl.u.l-d
 ls of t'- Nidni=nt F'ay-- ie tl,.. '+ 'HH 1i 2 5a.-1,f:UI .ittI- can-atl i. which if IA !itjl- eir!e- ,ar;f,f...:,-j
 -.'"-'r Wa~ sweet an! the lijt!- '---" W it most af them s-ff-I ss--s...! siul-! some ". th -ia hs.H L.. h-sfttt at ''i,l''ai iinse. Mis- z Morrison "- -H-1 ei ln- ta-r.e sang Sy.4etlv and +"i-'. i-er i'alt Very gracefully. S-. ..'5s .-i:- assisted 5r A.iss4s II. Nichols. J. I,ic.l-tti and l.. Iia1lrafan.
 h. Nln2S oi Fait,.'' Was a recita- len l'y Miss T. CayIe. which was r..- owed '7+ Nearer My tis5 5o Thee ..~ "s &taHp of yau0@ ladies ;..-
 '-'.-- '- liic l'!.-d P pres -.lL Le;i b. ii- t9r't'slipn. anf that -vas fol.1.- '-- q -'tnt"Ia.i'r.e d1.n hjeh 0as val. ftel5 iuire
 -',@5sr i;fshe,'i sang a s-io and th.3 i-I1-~ drama was enacted. f1= tine 'I Young Ladies Club. Tho.
 .-i2 '.4tf in il were Mss ... Con
 .i A \."i~l- AI. lIeAs.y. <. \r.I-h. -- 'ii:.'.-i'- E. ';ils'a <, smith.
 -,t''t-t ri.!.9 4t4 It..t;e was rl..,-... 's -,li+= A- NalsH i. e1-v.
 n.'.'" aal -I. aicAvo5. aad tE. .-..- Ii 's W:- :. hunsr.us ui...,..- .n- II -.''i Trials aa! T.fo.nr~ .r sue,- ,.. l.. ''- TT. Tn participants ia Ills li--i'- faro all dlI u.H 4n. were.
 t"li"'< 5'.i~=s L. Snyder. : F.i- Il t. r. Fonv H. \. 1ail-hi!d. 2r tE-' an5 L. Williams. ; i1e :s."'s..s-'riss ]" th- s.i5ciue r,,I,.- CTS was Ali=- i,i-; ..tf :. .la f- r mus , 'i2 "f "9"z''ti talent. Ti- It,ti. OF
 ''t III -'t...> pleas .j ;.t inc ->'!u-..-
 '-'.-'.- o5.eii1gS Of their fri f-nds.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
Personal Mention


Mrs Miiit- R Hamburger NH leav. ia day or ,..o for Chicago.
 Mary E. Couisen Mas rassenser :o. t.;iin
 pr, Levitt Iezt for his home in s.n +Faa".sco on l-st nights Il. and :. . t,aiu
 David '''eaa -it and E.Ie Che. ..: "5ft ias lsv.s tI..! -.e,s Iries-.s or ..-i -.!Sht's II. and |. train.
 H- .'- 'ras and .fce, T.. Baldwin and Minnie H@!t.in. au from Jerome. ar. quests oi ,a. Commercial aet4i.
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 hi.-- Frank Tai-e5inau. .-h, was -,....- :i5- with c-,=- y. r. Fl l. oiu ,- .-. .ef Octave on 5a-ut,...- .-i1.i---s
 V R. ~at.a r.-. o5.as s.n.- .-1ii- aIl" ninina rop-.,les ;-lfoinfas lie ''= sll;.-- ;-i i'a,7s,ai@. left for .h. 'air.. l.el ai,h
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 i;a-- Er"3a E. raft. =. Y. fr-.,,....,. and Nf ana 2..s c. .Tsbn~.. oc ? .-.".t, all '.sis1eIaI at the 'Camr.e.. ."- ''l E.-i.-r i.t.
 i.'td D"raron l-f1 lat uf-.t l.- .... 'ie@ jo '..- ;i,-. Tt during .h. sum n'. IT. viii l,- connected With t.. . '' h"-ast@I4: i.iis;7 ;7att,-.. Ilreau .f: l '- '''@ it," some tiiot been "si7-.
 1 k ':e,azehild or Loe Au.n ~ l'.. -ren ol Da!l.s. T 2as. ". $ l.- .-'.i'lI; Hi Washington. u. r.. t. H. As'---'-'li of san Tr4n.ise, and E |. -- .''-''#'''- eitN re-i~r"..i B, .I.. tia- .i -f dams yesterday.
 Those registered at the r,., aa seSt~retsiy Were J. - Brown. rrr5afo. { -'- simpson. Las Vegas N II: ,,as- . s-'l'7' i.1.esss 5ilS. J. T.. Ic,'o.. l.. -4''Is uefite Mccoy ,.ad L. Nsu.e \.-s..3 ruff. of Los Angeles
 Among thos, re-i-t-s-,I ..t tae ,-a...- rercial hctei yesterday vere .. .:. Sin hey. Sac:.tnu; Mrs ". :. cIarl. Fo.,= ; l-c-i. John ti14:-. I,ia.man: s. Is alal.zs Bonita: V. Ii. Hunlpar Y sto' I't3n W. L. Truftl. Los Ansel..s.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
AGE1~ TED THE FEEsii}I-ET.

''-" aia- during General Cant. eaiatien If ,h- residential ,nafr.
 'taT returning lal- from a drive. :. n e2ga@omeat pressing h. waz send g his herasa along at a sps I in ex- rs Of tAe sai limit. 1t : street .r " policeman W-s or duty. says q: lSi1i1eton corrcsro0G- Of the New aiil Tribune. and as the carsiae. -r-e aIins down th- avenue he pa~- Tntoriiy ordered it's driver 10 ston. This the executive whip mceIl5 did. '" hat's the douole." said he.
 'trcu3i5tt'' repeated 5ae cfIice1. Didn't s7u Anov you're drivirr about inc times as feet IS the law aIioNs"'' quietly responded Crapt .f ue.s waS no" that you speak oc it. Well. then. you can consider your und 1T ar. |. and -1 .viti! n. -9 inc at;9n .ou@e.~
 h.r were som remarks from the ae ealants at the ccecr. among
 n Vra GiIi54nal. t.yo senators I; member ot the ca hin |: but the
 "t "ui -t-i Chem saving: -Tha -"liy right and then to ,lts "an "Gt IT. her-. and VII ' ,I- st1tiou h~uSe.''
 1- poi, -nan clanlJ-.e5 up ari Ail1se!f comfortably in tn, sea. a; t,-e ulesid .r,. isa=si.}i. la
 t-I z. praises from his chiat for
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
F,N'ti:SI.}-E TD Dti.L,.,.

t.'a ''9u5a-rn racif- company will t--.i'@ 9'. sale 5ic5-z~ tp Ds-I.tz and .-- -.i'ii -si.iii 18th a1 .Ee rate Of z5e.s5 fa.. i'at trip. Witt final lifrf. la. e- .ii-i .'55J '.':tn. s-ccoInt -. ti-- seas-d-
 5.'''i-~ r-lAioa. l,ztr, ,tuip- '3'' VII '1- furnished and au 4,1aus ". -a.- :: c..:..t-1t.I.. and: i' .'5i P. --=;'- -lti7e your se-e.t t..-fous
 L"f tur5ner inform ion cau ca --eal agents O.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11

i- @artinaz. Tempe: Morris DroHs H.lAh. aiIvcACiu. < R. trguhart. k. ,- M -t- 4iani.n, 5-tl I7l,,re.=,3. and ->- 'dna. Sal.tI Monica.
 - V EhHar- t-at.iins passenger .'s,-"t c.. ,he Texas Pacific anI c. .. F'ni.-iHe sau..s..,iai as-al or tG- sI i>- ard r.. aa,a h.lin@ haaGaa,ra r- a. t-I iaso. suent yesterday in P.ee- tiii.. i-.Nia- ea a-sl ui=hr* u. and F. tr-.in
 -fi"oHs tno uas-ensars on this morn ieS $ @. |. T. and ?. train Were ,.tto -'-''' n for los Ing les: John Deyilb.is- Tor S-'gi:.m n.0. .4arj1rie Fol. 1o. l].'1F.t. M.H. King f@r Den.e-. sE. t .-. is i.i,a-d. Me.. and q. r Idine. 3- Madison. Q.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-11
ll 0- HtCisNf-LL. Flty Pa=e-1u l- t-eat

-A i""'<F s1 s1eenha.:se man has 5 .p @hlt'iiHa s-l'aragHs t3 N. York .:;v For iitti- hGncHes abou; the size cf l.'-it HI*-i he reee.Ted St s dozen < 'r.' <- creamery rrsnlariy ships bat ter te the New York m.rlet. If :t "'.sn fer Kans.-s thJ-. eastern p!u- j@crats would have Io live on cIaplS.- Kansas City Journal.