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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11
Cine Heme StraBembabm=
&emiie.

Die StraBenbabn @eieai6aft bat
bsi9lOhsn i9ru in nd9iter 3eit Oltlid
pon Der gD. Waf6inaton Str.=getriebs=
ftatiOn cine srObe @asen=&emiie bauel
su laIien. Sieielbe tpirb cine Soben=
fiddle bon 10000 NuaOratfuB bcben
unb Die gsbiirfniiie fur 25O @ars snt-
6alten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11
0eMti6e Qtrtttek.

WeramitaItet am gonntag,
21. Sept, I'm 0erutanta
Varf, pom @erntanta Bart
Weretm. Gin e6teS, oemts
idbeS WplfSteit. Mmfam9 10
.tttr Normttta9S.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11

s@9ie Wabrbeit 1T, bas Die afuten
nsuraleiiden Sdmer5en i'm beiBen
Sommsr, siusn 4nfall bon 2rantbeit
bebeuten. I'm bieies 81 berbinbern,
sebrau6s man fofort ct. Satobs Del,
elm promptes uno ii9eres 9eilmittel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11

Gbic ago, II. Sept. Nle Union=
6ubrleute bon SpiIt & 60. = etra
$50 Wann = 9ingen um Wtitterna9t
an ben Strife. gs miro befiirdtet,
oaB osrielbe peittraeenoe 8eoeutung
annebmen tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11
Na6rihten aus Snoiana
rGas Belt 8ottle DC f9's.
Nffociatio

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@nberion. Sier 1T am Wlitt=
mod Die y@as Belt Bottle Mfg's.
@h'n." orsanilirt wOroen. Wlit Nus=
nabme bon Gowaro g8ilcor bon 2apel
mar iebe @lashaIben Sabrit in
Snoiana pertreten. Gjegenieitiger
Sdub 1T Der Sauptatpef Der @ereini=
suns. Gs muroe beI6lohen bonn l.
October an cine preiserbo6uns bon
10 prosent eintreten gu lanen. @elbit
nit bieiem preisaufidlas iinb Die
preiie fir @lashai6en ieitens Der
Snbiana 6abrifen nod nieoriser als
tpie fie bon ben 8lasbiitten in anberen
Staaten bssosen iperben tDnnen.
Die Mutter Opferte ii d I Ii r
ibr 6 inb.
Wtario n. SaB es ni9t 9r0Beres,
ni6t ielbfiloieres siebt, als Die Mutter=
liebe, ilt bier auf's 9teue bepieien
morben. Sn Dem Sfen Der &iide in
Der @obnune Der Srau Mauoe groB
entitanb auf irgenb eine Weiie cine
ggplofon unb bieIelbe mar cine fold
beftise, baB bic 6rau auf ben 6of
seidleubert ipuroe, mdbreno su 9lei6er
3eit bas sanss Sintersebduoe in be0en
6lammen ftanb. Sa erinntsrte fi4
Srau GroB, bab ii6 i5r stpeijdbrises
&tno in bem brennenben Sauie be-
fanb. Sofort lief iie in basielbe bin-
elm, uno es auf Den Mrmeu nebmerb
Tdtibte iie oasielbe nit ibren 8leioern
bor ben fie umsinselnben 6lammen,
wel9e ibren @eS in's 6reie bemmten.
Sbrem @atten unb ibrem 8ruber
selans es i9lieblid nit eisener Sebenss
sefabr lie aus ibrer entiebliden Sage gu
befreien. sic ielbit bate aber, in bsm
fie ibr &ino nit ibren Gleibern be-
ibibte fold i9pere 8ranbmunben er.
litten, baB iie oenielben meniee Stun-
ben ipdter erlas. Sbr &inb mar
unperiebrt oarOnsetommen.
Col. 9uffmann i'm ste r.
BEN.
Mnberi On. Col. SO. 90. Suff=
mann. Der bstannte polititer unb
@lsrf oes boridbrisen Staats=Senats
lieat i'm Sterben. Seine Nerste finb
Der Inli4t, bab er ben beuti9en 1ae
midt iiberleben tpirb.
oeratii9e 8erIa m m.
lung.
Gpans sbtlle. Sie Semocrater
BON 8ibion uno Pofep Counties biel'
ten beute in st. Brand in @ibior
i @ountp cine Contention ab, INN elmer
Staats=Senator, einen Staatsanpal
unb einen &reisriater su nominiren
9lls Senator fir bsibe Counties er'
belt Sobn 8. &ode, 9erausseber be!
Mt. Uernon Democrat Die 9tonina
tion. gfominirt purben ferner Wm
gfpeni6eio fir Staatsanpalt uni
&i6ter 8. Ml. @elbron bon prineetol
FIR &idter. gr bat bieies Mmt bereit!
felt breiBis Sabren befleibet.
Cine neue @lfs=2 2oge.
Suntiaston. Die glts baber
bier beute cine 9oee nit adt3ig Wlit
sliebern orsanifirt. Den Snfaaa
ticns=Geierlidfeiten pobnten Selesa
ter bon gluFton, Wataib, Warion
WarIap uno ST. Wapae bel.
Seuer in & o I o m o.
GofomD. o. Sm Mai9inenraun
Der 2otomo G,elbeisBerei brad lebt
Nadt Elm Seuer aus, pel6es elmer
Sdaben bon $4,000 anri9tste. Surd
8erIi9erung geoedt.
Sifether Spcialiften.
Columbus. Sie iocialilfii9
Yartei bat auf ibrer geitern Nbsnl
abeebaltenen Contention folsenbel
9idst aufseitslt: @onsreb=&sprdien
tant fir ben @ierten Oiitriet (Gountiel
Yromn, Sadion, bartholomew, Sen
: ninss, SeiferiOn, &iplep, Dearborn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11
sius Stm @eridtsb0fem.
Seine Ser rgn Il gun 9 g.
retfe.


Seuts Ta9mittas sesen 3 nbr
oampfte Der @sfdnsniB Snipeetor
Sacob &urb. untsrfiibt bon bem
blOnoselOdteiten Siinslins, wel4en er
in sans MariOn @Ountp auftreiben
fonnts, ndnlid Ssrrn gtidOlaus
gernarbimit ben gu bis 3 Sabren
3udtbaus berurtbeilten Spibbuben
Sarrp @iliams uno Soc MOOre, nad
Der Strafanitalt in Mi9isan @itp ab.
Sebrf9nel!e Suftia-
pflege.
8ereits am %. September miro Der
6al oes 8attinmOrbers @openbaber
CUR @srbanbluus selangen.
Staatsanwalt &udelsbaus ielbit
miro ben Staat bertreten unb 9lfles
aufbieten, oaB Der Morbbube Dem
Strif ni6t entgebt.
Vim 5. October iou Der YroseB 9egefl
Soe Spaulbins uno eugene Mc8in=
mis-, tpel6s bsrgrmorbuns oesStalien.rs
&apb. @ompitslo bon ben @rOB9ef4wo-
renen aller @abri6sinli9tsit na6 on.
e.tlnet tperben, beginner. Sn bieiem
SSalle uiro Der Staatsanpalt bur9 ben
9lnpalt Ssnrp Spaan Dertreten iein.
SerIslbs 1T bon Der italicnii9en @Olo=
ME eneaeirt tporoen. Nls Ntitper'
tlaete tperben 2iasie Spaulbine, Mtar=
tin Miler unb Burt @ilion funsiren,
Die GroBeeidworenen tueroen oieie
Nntlassn in ibrem geri6te am Sams-
tag erbeben.
sic babsn cine grOBs Irbeit su be.
pdltisen, oenn nidt ueniser als 6S
glntlasen bab.n fe gu itnteriu6en.
8esen tbdtli4en Gnsriffs wuros III,
Ooung um 81 unb Soften beitraft.
Sn ben 6dlen Der unter Der Inflag'
oes tbdtli9en NnsriHs ifebenoen Wm.
Starts unb aibsr Sewea enti6ieo bel
&ibter, baB er am IL. b. Wtts. feline
gxti9eibuns absebsn pole.
| 81 manten aber fein
8elb.
| Eie Sumelisre gribben uno @rai
bertlagt,n 6eute Gidolas Cur. Der
@ei4dftsftibrer oss Oneioa Sotels au
| 3ablune BON $50.
Serielbs bate bel ibnen einen Sia
mantrins auf gb3abluns sefauft, abe
bas Gbsatlen total bsrseien. Sab.
Die &lase.
8anf ferott.
Sm gunoesseriat meloeten ii9 heut
banterott:
Seize 8. @rOuispOn bon 9lnberiOn
9lpotbsfer Glsrf, paiiba $2299, DC
tip $2400; Clinton 8. @unninsban
bon Stem @aifle, Sotsl @lert, 9lctip
s4242., paiipa $2791.
William 6. 2inn's
pro3eB.
Ha6oem Wn. 6. 2inn, Der giIen
interchangeable Der Big Sour 8abn
seienidaft, wsl9er angeflast 1T
Siebitdbls in mabrbaft sroBartisen
MaBfabe begangen 81 baben, Dor ben
pOliseiri9ter Elm tur5ss .gerb0r gu be
itshen bate, uuros isin Gall auf nod
ten Wontas Iabmittas peridOben.
Sn ieinem 8efb truroen ni6t tpeni
ger als 20 Sonnen 3oblen sefunoen
: pel6e er anesblid bon Der 8sIellI9ai
gefOblen haben iou.
Hieten in Der gbe nd
2otterie.
SoIepbine 6. Ntberton piinI9t bo
: ibrsm 8atten CHARLES eei1ieben 3
meroen. Sas paar ift felt elf Sabre
{ berbairatbet unb felt sebn Sabre
, muBte lie ielbit fir ibren unterbal
{ Sorge tra9en. sic erIu6t, ibre
! Mdb9snnamen &obertiOn tpieoer fiib
!; rem 5u oiirfen.
lllpiies Surner bat ni6t mebr bit
!. iibris fur feline Satin Gallie, trp
r ibres 5iibiden 8ornamens unb sr bel
J tlaste fie oaber auf Sdeiouns. 81
!. @runb lit, bab iie einen Nnbsrn no.
li.bsr bate als i'm uno bab Die III
I- tige gbebdlfte nit bem @eliebtsn no.
D Der pinoiesn Stabt abbampfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-09-11
Siebe mmb Geiet.

Sersebli9e Seriude eines Yaares aus Gins
einnati, ii4 cine Seiratbslicen; gu ers
p:rfen.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
CATEGORICAL CONTEST Between Normal and University Rep resentatives Saturday Night.

At the normal school 2t Tempe eX- cftsment is running nigh in anticipa-
 ten ofthe first annual joint debate be- | tween tha University of Arizona and the normal school which is arranged to occur on next Saturday evening at the Auditorium of the Normal school i tt Tempe. The normal and the uHlNcf- sity have already met several times on the football field. but this is the first i Cptcrtuniiy for literary encounter | between the two schools.
 i The forthcoming contest is the out ccme Of suggestion made by Dr. 1 Mceur Of Terlpe ct the close Of the inter-scciaty debate three months ago The doctor has offered q handsome gold ! medal which is to be awarded to that 1 lcontestant who shali attain the highest avel.a ge in the contest. the marking be l ing determined both by composition and i delivery. each of which shall have equal vefeht The contestants nave already sent their papers to the judges on com position. three in number. namely. Hon. IT. C. Norris. Judge sloan and Judge | Hawkins Cf Prescott. These gentlemen ] will seVerally mark each Of Jh:: con ! teetrntS who are known to them CnlN [ by EU:nber. on the thought and style shown in composition. and each Wll! send his markings to the secretary of ! the debate. MT. W. W. AIcNef of Je- rome. Who in turn will forward them I t2 the normal in time to be opened by the chairman after the debate on Sat
 uiday evening. Three judges of delivery
 are to be appointed. who will be pres i ent at the debate. Their FlarkinGs will
 ba averaged with those on compost i tica: then the contestant having the highest average will be awarded the medal. while the side attaining the highest score will be declared winner of
 the debate.
 It >vili be seen that il is entirely pes
 sibIe for one side to win the medal ami tth- other the debate. but the normal people are confident that they will be successful not only in anneXing the medal. but in winning tae debate aS we'll The winning of the medal will mark tha best individual effort while ! <i-, wf1nig of the debate marks the side whose team work and combined force ct argument gains the favorable de1i-
 sion 2. tha judges.
 The university will be represented in ! tha contest by Moses Blumepcran2 of
 -t. L uis. Ebert J. Hollingshead oi Tucsoa. and Leslie A. Giliett C. Phoe-
 n.-l. while the representatives from the
 normal are Florence Ford. Grace God Hin and Harry Trusler.
 The following question is the one that has been decided upon for discussion;
 .-Iiescl.ed That & Nations Welfare Depends Mere Upon Legislation thaa
 Il,oa E1ducatior." II will he seen at g
 glance that there is much to ae said
 Ii beth sides and lively and interest rirG liscussion may be expected. Th'
 musical portion oI the programme ie
 in charge of Pref. ]. |. Jchnst-a ano wifi 32e appropriate to the occasion anC iattra,t.ve ia itself. The debate vii
 commence promptly ;,t $ r. nl., <. ?
 time.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Nf E.SA

The '. VI. ana Y. l.. Af. | A are t. give a ball Friday night next in the Mesa opera house which they are de termined to make the grardcst event of the season. and they are spai-irg no pains to this end. Thcy have en- pIoyed Phoenix and Tempe music. Messrs. Brockner and G;ranGeT. who will play with Mir Rank and Mrs. Phelps. 50 Inat the dancers are assureI of good music But this committee i$ not content with the best music that can be obtained but is also going to have the best ice cream and lemonade to slake the thirst of the dancers. The doors will open at p. m.. and the danc- ing will commence al S:3G sharp.
 MT. Isaac Dana and family are ex- pected in Mesa almost daiiE. TheE have decided that there are places in the world that are less desirable than Mesa. and are coming here tn stay Their many friends viii welcome them back again.
 There will be an entertainment in the Alma church Wednesday night gotten up fer the benefit of the sun
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
An lJnequaled Record
 Paine's
 Celery Compound TIla Only Medicine Thai Gan Poini Win Pride t0 TrGe and MargaiOaS Guf0S.
Its Praises Sounded by All
 Glasses of Our People.
A Spring Medicine That Quickly Puri- iiss the Blood and Banishes Disease

Paine's CeIcr" C2rlnound can with pride point to a icne and wonderful lsc Of cures effected in t!!;r and oti.e:
 lands. ln fully ninety cases out C. ev>ry hundred it has been successful in overcoming ana barishng treacit- erous and long standing di1ea9cs and ailments.
 The great work of disease bantshing and life aring so happily accomplished b. Paine's Celery Compound has not 1 been confined to any particular class o4 people. III ranks and conditions of 3or uUlatior-2ncngs which gre found city tcilers hsrd working farmers
 business men. capitalists. clergy men lawyers. physicians and legislators CIV | their lives and present good health to the curing virtues of Paines Celery CoT1uound.
 Na ether mediciAc in the world to,ja.
 hla been s0 much talked cf. go hiSiljr recommended lE nlsdica} mon. SC gen
 craily irdcrscd by cur pest people as Pline's C2lery Compou1I. It truly de- serves all ne good words spoken in it9 ia ror
 May is the great month for recuperst- ing 2rd building up the weakened &nl diseased system. At this time We press upon the ailing. the nervous. the rheU-
 maiic. the neuralgia. the dyspeptic. oid and young. the necessity of using
 I'dine's Celery Compou3d. To these
 wro are suffering and daap2ndent owing to the rapid progress of blood troubles, kidney disease. and liver com
 plaint We say use the great health siEei' at once if you would be speedily restored to health" The virtues pc cu!iar ro PaiEe's C-ieIy Compound are
 as rotant and true for you today = they proved powerful and e.leccive for 1 your friends and na;ghbcrs weeks and | F., ,.ths ago.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
WUOOPI1[c- COUGH.

A woman who las had experience
 with this disease. tells how tc prevent any dangerous consequences from It. She says: OUr three children took whoopiIg cough last sumner. our 6aoE hoy being only three months old, anu ewing to our giving them Chamber lain's Cough i;emciy, they lost none nf their piumpncss and came out ia much better health than other children whose parents did net use this remedy. Our oldest little girl would call Justify for cough sy-up between whoOps.-JeSsie Pinkey Hall. Splingy!ile, Ala. This Remedy is for safe by Elvey X Hulott.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Personal Mention
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Fathe~ Quetu of Prescott is q Phce- ni:s visitor.
 Will '. Wariess of Salt Lake is d st.oSt of the Hotel Adams. AGr, F, Deity left this morning for the north on mining business Mrs. Nugent let last night via the aouthern route fer Salt Lake city. Mrs E. $. Sa.acr CT Congress: JuAc- ton i.. registered at the Commercial i hotel.
 A.r. ard 1lrs. \ L.. smith and chiti cI Prescott s.re registered at the Hotel
 -tlams.
 J. L. Barkley and E. W. Stevens of | Prescott We: eat the Commercial ao- l tel yesterday.
 l Nancy Garnett and Helen E. Mulhall i of Chicago are registered at the Com ! nercia! ho;ei.
 i Sol EoaerberG e. st. Louis arrived
 here yest sterday morning and is register ed at the Hotel Adams. ! J. ,f Green Of BfocAton. Mass. vas at the !4otel Adams yesterday. leaving ! for the south last night. | Thoma:, Grant AIIea and Mr. anu : folmcrl! of th.e city. is in Phoenix, a guest of the Ho,el Adams. Mex Dor:ne.. Aurora Ruiz and Gar
 men Eniz arrived here yesterday from ! Globe OF the n'oruing train. ] Among. the messengers leaving cn tni-
 Mrs. Rufus $. 3iNhy- of Chicasa :'egi
 tered at the tIoje! Adams yesterday.
 |. ". Bernard of the Cananaa Col
 s3ii;is,,ed Copper company. returnsI
 from Praseot, aui was d guest of the : Hotel Adams Nescerda.
 Mir. ana Ms. James Fay left Eestcr- day morning for Colony, Nansas. heIe Mrs. Rays rela tiNes reside. TbeS hav. l lived in the city for several Tears, most , cf the time Mir. Kay being an ettache ! of the Hotel Adams.
 f Prescott. were Ut the Commercial ho- i ITO. lIng's north bound train were <.
 l.. McArthur. Mrs. Eliza Smith .,nd ! Miss Bessie Smith for San Diego: Gus
 sic P. Euen for Los Angeles; J. L. Bur
 rows for Congress; Mrs. Jones for | Flagstaff; Miss Mary J. Buckley for St. Louis; Geo. O'Donnell for Fresno.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
he Book of the
 PreSidents''
Rx GeE,. CharIe. I'd. Groaveno.

S 2a years member of congress. Pro- nounced tine most sumptuous and mag niiicentiy beautiful book ever issued in the United States. Contains 21 large fuli-paE PnOtogray ure Portraits. re produced from the best paintings in the White House, the Congressional Libra ry. the Capitol Building and the Cor c"lan -Art Gallery of Washington.
 Contains Department q: Autograph Letters. showing an autograph letter CT each president cf til" United States. and Department of Arnorial Bearings and Genealogical Notes. These two features have never before appeared in any book ever issued.
 Both President Mckinley and Pres ident Roosevelt posed specially in the White House for their portraits to be used only and exclusively in this work. This is the greatest honor ever con ferred on any publication ever issued ia this country. This work reflects credit upon the nation. Every patriotic American citizen will buy il. Sells at sight. Small fortunes being made bY men and women and large fortunes will he made on this publication within the next three years. High class men and women employed on commission nt part salary and part commission. $1. .50c guaranteed yearly. Also, ManagcI wanted to open small office at home or in home town. to have charge of agents and correspondence. look after the ad- vertising and other work. Write fol terms and circulars. Address
 THE CONTINENTAL PRESS. Corcoran Bldg, Opp. U. $. Treasury, Washington, D. C
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
5. E. STURGEON Pioneer Meat Market Only Cold Air Storage on the south side of the river.
TEMPE

The dining room of the Casa Loma closed yesterday.
 s. R. Razor Cf Tucson is the guest of his cousins. the Goodwin brothers.
 The Misses Rose and Josephine Hot tirger returned yesterday morning from visit with friends in Bi%hee.
 John Cave was :, passenger ol yesteI- days train from the south.
 Postmaster Efodnett returned this morning from a trip to Douglas and other points.
 The two months cld pahe Of Angel Noriega. the painter died Tuesday af- ternocn and was buriod yesterday morning in the Cathode cenetery-
 Mir. and Mrs. r. Il. ;;churo.1:;;2 and son and Ar. and Mrs l.. c. Goodwin and son leave tonight for Los Angeles en route tc San Franci=,o. Mir and Mrs. Schursman are going for the par pose of giving their son. Jchn C.. the advantage of treatment bS an ear spe- cialist for his hearing. They expect to be gone about three months. > James AicNeil and Tom SStahl re turned this morning from a visi; to Douglas, Bisbee and EaCo. Mr Mo Neil brought home with him one cf tha banderii used in the Mexican bull fight at Naco. The barderia is less than foot in length and consists Cf a :ec- of steel about eight inches in length with a bearded poiat and provided with a wooden handle four inches in length. This instruIleHt of torture is thrust into the buiJ; shoulders G;lti1ia; tEo fight Q infuriate him.
 Hibb hiooIe. who is rcple ser;in<5 th ? Arizona G.u,,!aI Loan and Savings Ae- iTi1 after d plotcacteI absence. during which time he nas been engaged in the business CT the association.
 Mr and Ms. r Titus and nephew Scott Hyde, cf the Casa Lom;3. visited Phoeni:. yesterday.
 C. c. GiippinSel has been ch3sen .5y the city council Jo act as clerk and treasurer of Tempe during the absence Of the regularly elected clerk. r. N. SehUrerlan.
 The case cf Icso J-nl;. d. ys. Dolores Valisstera for ssautt came u!4 in .Ttde Tomlinson's court yssts.l ;iay. C.ilid,t flied his complaint a few days aga. bat when the ease came up fut- trial zestel-- dey he denied ha:ltlg lad any troubi- with Vallostero and declared he had rc recC!lection of making ,he complaint. lie vas fined the costs ana sic or ten days in jail for c3.te3lpt Of court. A farewell party Was si,a1 in Andr, hall Tuesday i2 honor of tl1e families of F. C. Goodwin and r.. -. s;churemaa who left last evening Tor San Fran \cisco. Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed.
 Our new goods are coming in dstiI: and we will continue to sell at cui special sale prices Remember GIT sal closes May 24- Hydcr Eros. Tempe. LOST-At Tempe q circle breast pin
 pearl and turquIi== setts. Return
 to Casa Loma and receive reward.
 We have just received a shipment cl fine California oraneeSi Prices low
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Seaside Excursions

Los Angeles and all Southern Califor- nia coast points and return, T:s3.9I. Commencing May 1st tickets will be sold every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday. Final return limit Nov. 50. Do not lose sight of the fact that ours is the cleanest, coolest and most pictur- esque route to the coast. Mountain air, cool and refreshing two hours ride from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
I.YG:es Gasirinc rec.ntinn cr ern.i

Ladies desiring reception cr evening gowns made Wh;ia iH Les Angeles will be pleased to learn that Miss X. Clarke. tie fashionable millfrer. h@@ opened dressinak:n., pai'lors i2. conna,- ton with her millinery. Also tailored skirts ant shirt waists made Miss Clarke was formerly located at 222 W. Third St. and is now occupying spa cious parlors at 437 $. Broadway.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
DEAI'H Fsss CANNOT BE CURED

b. local applications. as the.- cam :t reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is onl= one way to cure Deaf ness, and that is by constitutional reil- e:iis.. Deafness is caused by an i.l- hal:led condition of the mucous lining of the F-ustacl.i,n Tube. When this tube gets iafaIned you haze rurD- ling sound or imperfect hearing. md u hen 1t is entirely closed Deafness i5 the result. and unless the Inflammation can be taken out ana this tube restored to its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever; hire cases out of ten are caused ny cattarrh. which is notl-
 ing brt an infismmed condition Of the
 HucOus surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars tol' 2ny case of Deafness (caused 6r catairh) that caBnot be cured by iIall'5 ; CataI-rh Cure Send for circulars. free. r. J. CHENEY 6, Co, Toledo, =. Sold by Druggists. 15c.
 Halis Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
San Francisco

and return, :s-t3 35. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Final limit, November 8. Fastest time to Frisco, but one night on road, solid trains from AshforI.
 Our eating houses and dining cars are operated by the famous caterer. Fred Harvey.
 For Pullman space and general in- formation call on or address,
 L. f. lANDES, Genera. Agent
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Eait1ya Of limitations of Diamond Dyes DGeS iiJ Asl. for uud tal;r "lIl! Diamond.
-Nha f.ilc.ri.-.. Intltl

The following ratatst >@grs a.@eas those registered 3t tne Cor.me"cial ho- tol yesterday. C. L.. aund>-. ft.g2 Mor.oa: |. :. H.cI, Flaeatcit: F. ". t!-.@e. -&!1;-e:tar.ra: : F. &weitz@r. Mi1nes"elis. 1 .I. A3eIaaeh. Anacso Pss.; :. ". i}ut:"r Snn D.eE7; .. .. Netlueer cIcaa. and Gaa. a-r&.i.re l.,:; Angeles. :..:I "eo. .i Shaw oc c'.c :. :. geological survey.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

dly ,hocI of that ward. A splendid programme will Ds reaiered concludin&. with laugha bic farce.
 A buggy was turned ever at the cor Ter of the Coop. store yesterday by . him from tine front cf the Coop. to T shady place on the east side of th- building, when he became Frightened and overturned the buggy, spilling the contents in the road. The lady held piuckiIy on until assistance came and the horse cooled down. She sustained Ia splained wrist. but otherwise there Was 20 damage done.
 Mir. T.. L. Plank of Phoenix was q business visitor ir Mesa Wednesday.
 George W. Lewis is "ll smiles the past few days over the arrival of T big bolacias bcy at his home on sunday. Both mother and child are doing well. and George, well. you can't touch him with 2 ter-toot pole. It is the first Of this =2X that has come into their family. and next tc being called '"Pap2' by a girl, is t3 be called papa by q boy all v0ur CWn.
 Mi. and alls- =. W. Lewis received . tier yesterday rom Miss Kempe 0f St. Johns. in which she told Of the death Of her sisters child. Ainalia Eole- man. of & comDlica ton of throaI troublc. Mrs Coleman is the sister ii Mrs. Geo. W. Lewis. and is almost heartbroke!l owe" the loss Of her dar- ling. Mrs. Coleman lost her husband about five years ago, he having been struck by lightning while working in the garden without any warning what ever. Tine people sl1npathize deeply With the bereaVed ones.
 Tie worA on the foundation of the I-aBaIon and Robson building is pro Sressine. with full force of masons Jce ithoden is the busiest man in the city. and although he has from I to < carpenters wCrking for him daily. he can hardly keep up with the work he EGs on hand