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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
.MAKE'S |; B |.
into WHITE,
pr. Edwin Claims Power to
X Change Color ofaNegro's #
Skin.
TELLS or THE Ex EXPERIMENT.
Result Arrived at Through Com.
bi1ation Of the X-Ray
With Radium.

Special TO The Times r3ispatch.)

Special TO The Times ispatch.)
Il PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 30.-Ey a
now process which lie claims to have dis
covered, a Of combining the X-ray with
radium, Or. Thomas Edwin Eldrldge, Of
No. 1888 North Broad street. declares that
he is experimenting OH a negro, tho color
OF whose skin Is gradually becoming
white. DR.. Eldrldge says that no has
been experimenting on the man daily for
more than3a q, month and already. half or
his body IS covered with white skin. ie
Is convinced that If tho ltreatnen Is COIL
tinucd long enough the colored man will
acquire complexion which will mako
an Albino Jealous.
4 DR.. Eldridgo says he discovered the
method which he Is now employing in his
experiments while removing port vino
5staihs and blrthmarks from sorlo OF his
patients. Although he declines to mako.
known the exact nature of the method, he
stated yesterday that he had found a.
new, way Of generating the x.ray from
d static machine combined with radiuin.
In explaining Ills experiments. DR.. Ed
ridge said :sE,, 5f,s
4. PIGMENT MADE WHITE.
"It is we'll known that the color of
races Is dependent on the color.of the
pigment found III the subcutaneous tis-
sue, which gives the color to the skin.
BY the new method which L. have dis
covered the pigment is made white MY
method Of using the x-ray Is entirely
different II from that employed in
nr,x,ng a photograph or treating for cam
cert +83ss. { {
.yIne negro upon whom we are experA-
,,ienr,ng lis all unusually dark man. A..
though he would not permit me to d.
vulge his name. 1 may say that ne IS
vol known. about town. He is anxious
to become lighter and II he Will, continue
under the treat ment. am confident that
lie will become white. I also intend TO
secure Z some monkeys shortly upon
which I will make similar ex perinen ts.5
Aa}a4e PROCESS OF TREATMENT
.-rne colored5 man has been undergoing
the ,rea tment for more. than a month
earh5dayl tho, x-ray com bined With radiam
IL ar piled to his skin. We use the A-ray
for about fifteen minutes and the sradlun,
for 4 half hour. & tits we'll known that
radium intensifies the X-ray and this Is
the principle that have employed. a3Sl
have go }far confined my expertme nts to.
the man S body, beginning with the shout
ders and back, This region is almost
white.slsI next applied the treatment to
the abdominal regions wlth1the same sue
ccss. II. "a; y, ~.
"Some doubt still exists In my mind as
to the effect OF the treatment upon the
skin. ! intend to watch the patient care
fully for several mon tbs. after ne has
tur,leu white In order to see what effect
the discoloring OF the pigments will have
upon the skin. ] hope, -hoWe:yer, that
Within a. month the man VIII be, 4 COM ON
3nlorely white.n eit Z. * 4s. rTFg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
WEST VIRGINIA. BAR. 81
Discusses Land Transfers, An-
"A Gent and Modern.

Especial ID The Times. pispatch)
\ PARKERsBURG, w. VA. December
so.-Tho West Virginia Bat. Association Is
In session here with prominent lawyers
from all parts Of the state present.
RI one Of the prime ipal matters to be dis
cusscd Is the proposed change Of the
methods OF state taxation.
Tonight Hon. Eugene 9. Massie. OF
Richmond. va, addressed the association
on land transfers, ancient and modern.
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/ /.
in execution Of deed Of trust dated
April 2oth 1921 and RECORDED m H Leg Se
County Court In ?. 3. ls9 2, Page - KY W. we
tha i having been default in the payment
Of a portion OF the debt secured sell /, ~
public auction, on the premises, on TUBS
DAY, January s. 1904. at 1880 o'clock p. NJ,
that attractive lotat the southwest corner
60 By l35 feet 10 an alley IN the rear.
This is an extra handsome lot Is we'll
shaded, and should appeal both to home-
seekers and investors.
TIKA1S-cash SUFFICIENT TO pay tho
costs Of sale and taxes up to January
LIST 1901, and the debt, amounting 70
sSo3.a4, and the residue to be payable at
such time and secured in such manner.
as the grantor, his personal representa-
tive or assigns may prescribe; or In tho
event that no such direction g ls gvsn then
twelve months for notes with interest
added ana secured by deed Of trust.
a. j I PARKER DASIdIELL,
S, G. WALLACE; 4 !,
*. Trustees.
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SOUTH tRN RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN h;FTEGT \, PES 2EI2;,; q l9os,
y 40 A. M.-Dally. Local for Charlotte, =. GU
laS M-Dadtlyn LIm!ssa sl&ss esloans
MamnMis Chattanooga and ali the South.
s:SS r sunday ksysy ~ i LoSah red
A : 10 +. NJ, Tor az the South, ,>,u
rhs fayortre, route IA Baltimore ana EasSo.n
points. leave Richmond 40 = y, Monday.
Ak; Msu x. MExcopt sunday Local mixed f {
o Ws'i, fo M.-Local. Monday. wednesday md
s Friday tor West Point. -. !. 81, ~ i
l:so r M.Except Sunday, EoT r. W ,s1aar so ANA
river landings. ,xrp ,yrr1N,nN,, is4i 6st
s.m A. 81. and 6:A3 ?. M!--Fron ~ ths
e.sa 3 M.-From Charlotte ana Durham.
SS.%6 M-From Chase City. n, - m NJ
S;1S 4. M.--baltmore2 and West POINT
'uc::' Il. AGKnRT : s, II, HA l7sr'S y :
~ - Richmond, Va. /
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aiming the following has been received BY
he 11ov. Mn, Popoff, who Is now III this

$'Hava you heard that Mr.. tazar Ra-
iehefi, of Nlehomia, died q month ago In
pris1t1 III Muhotila he has been fear.
fully tortured They ttheA Turks) burned
him with eggs Just taken out OF boiling
water. He was laid OH his buck and OF,
his bare breast the hot eggs Just taken
out OF boiling water we're rolled. II, con. !.
sequence Of this a disease was contracted
In his chest and he died In tho salonica
prison W 4l.tlsA. IN. l@N,l I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
TWICE DIVORCED,
THRICE MARRIED

Especial TO Tho Tlnles-D ispstoh.,s \,
PoRTsMoTTH, O.. Dec. S0.--ClarancA
Meyers ana Miss Martha Mccarty Of
farmers, KY, came here yesterday and
were remarked for tho third time.
They have been divorced twice.
They arc OF prominent families ana
they were pursued BY their relatives, but
IA no avail FtaA ttS
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ment and her voice Is r; remarkable 'l, ,a, 19t

ment, and her voice Is remarkable not
only for intense sympathy. but for Its
depth and varied quality n
The Journal, Of thu same city, says;
Mrs. Bertha Gushing Chtld has a true
alto voice Of beautiful auallty;SN would
DO pleasure to hear her In emotional
music. and IN these days OF nezzo So
pranos. who force low tones and go IN
the catalogue as altos, such voice as
Mrs. Ch!s1's Is indtsed welcome,
TO the above the Toronto Globe adds
this tribute:
, Mrs. b. G. Child OF Boston. possesses
n contralto voice Of richness and purity,
Her method of yocalizatton, as well az
the quality OF voice, combined with grace
In delivery, evidenced culture and refine,
ment which at once captured her Az
dIence. %esl
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Mr., Rawlings Here.

Mr. Il n Rawlings Is In the city and
has received a warm welcome from his
numerous friends He Is In excellent
health ana spirits, and Is doing q fine
business as eastern sales manager for
one Of the largest buggy factories IN the,
Snllih ...L-- ------- n. ~
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Richmonders in New York,

Especial 10 The Times, plspatoh.5,
4, NEW YORK Dec, s0,--Broadway Gem
sW{al G M sSFoss s llFassa T.
HarrInetoa, n. Watklns; Grand Union. r.
IS. Seymour; ,Astor, W. II, Mullen q Meth
erIand, Y, II. BosAer,. !. M,
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Back From a Hunt.

Mr.. Billy Jennings and Mr. Jack Ander-
son returned Last night from n hunting
trip to Powhat tan. Both hunters are con
;sislrred lille shots
They brought back with them thirty-siN
birds, seven hares and six wild tnrkeys'
They had q shot ate deer But did not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Lost Two Dollars.

Iii running ia tho are the other night
Mr. Joe Black, 81 Sparks and Hlacks.
last two silver dollars. He says that II
the finder will return them lls may keep
one, aud he'll call It square,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
Council Committees.

The following Council committees have
been. scheduled to meet today and this
evening:
Health at o'clock; Markets at 80
b. clock; Streets at 3 o'clock.
Tho Sinking Fund will meat ati1o O'clock
In the Office OF the city auditor. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
R, F.&P. s s1ss 3 ssts xs:ss' Z 4

Trains Leave Rlchrno nd-N orthWard. ~
st19 AZ NJ. daily. Byrd 81. Through. s XIII
Gas AZ NJ, daily Main St.. Through. =! Ffs
Ills a. NJ, week days, Eiba. Ashland &c.
10 x. NJ. Sunday only. Byrd 81. 1hroush.s
so 4. Sf., week days. Byrd 81 'Throush.
ls:es noea, week day: syrd e. T Th1sssssx
4: 90 p NJ, week days BYRD st raoeTaoAsS
burg Accommodations. - 8, III 4l5
S;s5 r. Nj. week days Elbass3A shiand -
cg s:o5 p. NJ daily. Byrd st. Through II
Trains Arrive Rlchm ond--Sou thW ard. s5s8
40 A. NJ, week days. Ebas Ashland %.
i eG sl5 a NJ days Byrd Fredertct,-
Dq sss a e. n. daily. Byrd ST. Through;
II u;I5 a. Nj, week days. Byrd 81 Throrshtg
L p:es p. II, h daily. Main ST. hrouEh. I'D
sos p. IL. week days. 4 ashland a, go g;
s5 80 p, NJ daily: Byrd ST. Throtsh Local =.
i5:ss p. NJ. daily Main 81. Through.
NoTE-Pulliam Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars on
trains except l9sal AS q + i -
Genil Nlan'r,, Asst Genl Man r.. "a { ~ NJ
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Pleasant Visit.

MA. Titzhugh, Of Charlotte, NJ. O.,
who has been spending the holidays With
Mr.. e. l., Davis, has returned home. much
pleased with his trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31

CUT FLOWERS. hoeEo,vIULE.TS
The largest stock Of Roses. violets.,
ana Cut Flowers Eridal Bouquets and
Designs, shipped I: to all points. WA.
Hammond. No. ilo7, e. Broad st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
STEAM OATS.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

N JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER pOcAEtoNTAsl leaves MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at Z a. 81, for
Norfolk. Pottsmoush. Old Point. Newport News
Ciaremont and James River landings, and con-
and the North stare'rooms reserved tor tao
night at moderate prices; Elsatg!e cara direct
TO wharf. Fare only $lbO ana " to Nortolk.
Music BY Grand Orerestrion.
Freight received for nhoye.namsd places and
iinn' }'f IRWIN WElsGER, n IS
~ General Manager.
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On DUTY.

Dir. sycle, Of the ambulance corps, who
better, lis tnowson duty again.
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Geo. ". Mayo, Auotloneer..
100 North Seventh Street.

= HAIRS, MIRRORS, ORGAN. PoR-
- CEJAtN S LINED BATH TUBS,
CARPETS. FINE TTJRNI-
LURE, &C. AT AUCTION.
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,lll sell at my auction house at 1896

- THURSDAY, DEC. 81, 1908.
80 Chairs, Mnntel Mirrors Organ. :
New Porcelain Lined Bath Tubs, 20 Cook
Ing and Heating Stoves, Carpets. Mat
Handsome Paror Chairs and Sofas,
Mardrobes. Sideboards and q large line
Of Household Furniture. Il
5 A. R.. MAYO, PROPRIETOR.
"A. p, ontEomery, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer,

~ RUsTEps, sA.E or. AN ATT RAG
sHADE6, CORNER BUILDING LOT.
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Has Returned

AIiss Bessie chesley, of Fredericksburg,
has returned home after. q delightfuS visit
with Miss Grace J. Davis
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FoR RENT,
a VERY DESIRABLE BRICK pWELL-
ING, 8 rooms; In perfect o. DER Latrooes.
range, bath, bot and cold water electric
halls. CLAY Street. corner FIRST, "a
G, LIZ n. L. DENoON,
I so1 II, Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
BY Sutton & Co.. Auctloneers.
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
! he Meek e'Inburg,.
lis Grounds ] and / Equip.
mems, al
Chase. . [ h So City, Va.
Thursday, Jan IA | 4th, 1904 =
~ n'cI0ck Nom.

Pursuant to resolutions OF the atock-
holdcrs and directors OF the Chase CITY
Mineral Water Company, the undersigned
committee will, on q y A s4$ IN n s5
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FLORIDA AND THE SOUTHLAND

Division Passenger Agent,
1873 East Main Street. Richmond, Va.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
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PERSONAL.
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Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Woods left for Chicago on Sunday mornings s. F., P 6, P. train.
 C. T. kennan, A. H. Christie and P. c. Jacobs of Milwaukee registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday
 J. w. Quick and wife of Pueblo and Mrs. NJ. E. Coover and Miss Daisy Coover of Iowa City registered at the Ford hotel yesterday.
 Lara Page of Tucson is in the city for q short visit with his brother. Fly Page. MT. Page is an operator in the employ of the Southern Pacific.
 Among the northbound passengers on Sundays mornings train were Frank Brennan. for Elgin, H., and A. Rich ards and L. Richards, for Calumet Mich.
 Among the guests registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: J. A Henjenn and J. Nj. McLeish of Chca go R. G. Coleman of New Orleans. F. H Rand of Cincinnati. G. M. Piper of Los Angeles, J. Steinberger and W. E Steinberger of San Francisco. H. 4 Steamer of Pasadena, John H. Camp bell of Tucson. H. D. Keegan of Sar Antonio, J. W. Byrson of Yavapai an 1 M. Burns.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
PHOENIX CITIZEN LEAVES
He Is Not Sure That He Will Not
 Cone Back Again.

E. J. PierpOnt, accompa anied by his wife and daughter, will leave this week for Nangatuck. Conn.,. where he will re-enter the jewelry business with his brother, with whom he vas associated before he left for the west.
 J. :. Baker of Riverside. Cal. who arrived the other day. will succeed Mir. Pierpont as manager Of the Phceni-. S'"'e "f rhe the ';-.,. II. ''n"'; Jewel ~'- "a. Nr. Eaae: wa< in th- i-,alry nuS. h-rS aI i.iVAr<iue fur -u;.uy years IT, .- th"rri,Sh hiN ,ros le.<iV- a,iJ rom peoel.l manager .tuc Ais record at his former home was glowingly expressed by the Riverside Enterprise upon his departure from there. His family will soon arrive and they will make Phoenix their future home. MT. Baker expressed great delight at the beauty of Phoenix and it's surrounding country. It far surpassed his idea Of Phoenix.
 MT Pierpont expects to make Connec- ticut his home again, but he says that he will not say he will never return 1 He thinks Arizona has q great future ahead CT it. Prior to his four years here he was in business for himself al
 Tucson and Prescott. He has many i friends throughout the territory that dc not like to see him leave bus they are sure he will return.
 MT. PierpOnt will first go to Calves ton. then on to New York on the steamer Concho. The trip will have
 more than usual interest for him fo, l the reason that it was his uncle that
 supervised the construction of tht Concho and who for years was it's com
 mander until his death few years go
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
SALOON BURGLARIZED
A Small Haul Made at the Owl Early
 Sunday Morning.

Some very observing sort of a burglar
 broke into the Owl saloon on Center
 street Sunday morning, but was very poorly paid for his trouble. He is classed as an observing burglar for the reason that he chose for his operations
 about the only hour during the night that he could have chosen without but
 ting into the time schedule of either tn.
 night watchmen or the police.
 Entrance was effected through the
 back door; through two of them in fact. The first door was opened by merely
 pushing hard. thus forcing off the catch
 on the casing that held the lock- Ap-
 preaching the second door corner of
 the glass was broken out>so the burglar could reach his hand in and turn the spring lock-
 Night Watchman Doheny had passei the place about l o'clock and tried the door. finding everything in it's usual condition. A half hour later Policeman Lawrence came along and found the door open. He investigated. but the place was empty. Then he went to the home of MT. Magnani. the proprietor,
 and aroused him. Magnani broke all records in getting into his clothes and eliminating space between his house and the saloon, for he had three or four hundred dollars in the safe. But when he arrived he found the safe had not been tempered with. and all that he has missed to date is $S.20 in change that was left in the cash register. Indic;;- i tions are that the burglar is a prohibit 1 tionist. for he does not seem to have l taken even drink of whiskey from th,. bar bottle and none of the flask or shelf | goods are gone. Before o'clock the
 night watchman appeared on his nex; | round, so the burglar was working or. | a close time card.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
A MOHAVE MURDER
 MARIC0PA MEN
BIakey the Pianist One of
 the Victims
The Killer. McKenney, California Outlaw Thought They Were Pur- suers and Added to His Bloody Record.

A telegram was received al the office of the sheriff last night from Sheriff Henry Lovin of Mohave county giving information of murder committed sixty miles south of Kingman last We'd nesday morning. The telegram stated that two men were killed by a man by the name of James McKenney, who left the place of slaughter with two horses. A reward of $500 is offered for his cap ture. The locality of the murder is not very much frequented. so that the word of the killing did not reach King man until yesterday.
 While nothing is said in the telegram about the identity of the murderer be- yond his name, it is believed here that he is California outlaw who is wanted in Tulare county, Cal, for murder committed there on July 21th of last year, and for whom that county of fered a reward of S750. Photographs and descriptions of him were sent throughout the country.
 He is said to be an American about forty years old. He is five feet seven inches in height and weighs about 15G pounds His hair is a light brown, and he generally wore heavy mustache but officers are cautioned that he might raise a beard. His eyes are blue. his complexion florid and his features are broad and square. His forehead is high and broad, his nose short and thick his mouth large. his chin short and square, and his ears large, standing ou' from his head. There are two joints off his left forefinger. and he was shot at the time he committed the murder the ball entering the thigh, passing or the innerside of the bone. He is by oc- cupation d barkeeper and gambler, but it is thought he may go to work on l ranch. He drinks and smokes and wher fe is drunk he is very nuarrelsonne. r: is quicl- and dccdrate with his gut on. i> altogstter ., dangerous man.
 Thers is . <upposition that Ih- is: whom he. killed were officers who ere following him.. but nothing is sait about that in the telegram from Sherir Lovin.
 A man answering the description O the California murderer was seen 1T Phoenix not long ago, but he was gont before the sheriff's officers had been m formed
 The following telegram was received at this office last night relating to the murder:
 Kingman. Ariz., April 5-News has just reached Kingman Of inc murder oi Charles Blakey, known as the Cow boy Pianist" and Roy Winchester. : young miner, on the trail forty mile. from this place, by James McKenney
 Nothing definite is known of thu cause of the murder, but it is though that McKenney who is wanted for th' killing of William L. Wynn at Porter vile, Cal, last July. took the men 10 officers. and laid in wait for them Q. the trail. Sheriff's posse is now il pursuit of the murderer.
 Governor Brodie has been asked t send out the rangers.
 Blakey was well known here. H was not only pianist but was als something of a boxer and attaine quite a reputation in this part of tn territory. The telegram also confirm the first supposition that the murdere is the man who was wanted in Tular county. Cal.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06

Arizonians going to Los Angeles stop at The Hotel Rosslyn.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
THE OLD PROSPECTOR
Poem Translated From the Pictured
 Rocks in the Arizona Hills.

The following is admitted to be a chestnut and the only excuse for its reproduction is that it is timely and was originally translated from the pie ture writings of the pre- historic Ari- zona prospectOrs, by q Phoenix recluse of literary attainmeEtS:
 Now goeth out the oyster
 And his silent pard the clam:
 And cometh mild asparagus.
 Green peas and young spring lamb;
 But he vt lives on pork and beans, He careth not a dam
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
SILVER JUBILEE GREETING
Sent by P. G. c. T, Thompson Who Signed the Local Charter in 1878

(Read at the twenty fifth anniversary Garden Valley lodge, No. l. March 2.
 19O3)
 To Garden Valley lodge, No. l, 10 CT,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Sisters ana Brothers: Thanks for your greeting and invitation to attend your silver jubilee. It would give me great pleasure to be with you, but cir cunstances forbid.
 I am now past 80 years of age and in feeble health, and am much amused when people declare that the temper ance people are losing ground. When d boy of IS I went to hear Hawkins one of the originators of the Washing tonian movement; that was 63 years ago, and then, becoming interested il the temperance cause, have watched tits progress ever since
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
An Able Specialist

Dr. Hubbard has an enviahle reputation in curing Chronic Diseases. For years he has been favorably known as q remarkably sue cessful and skillful Specialist. He carefully treats each ease by the most approved srlen- tific methods and cures the most obstinate and complicated cases, which have been thought incurable. All afflicted with Chronic jeouardize youc happiness by inexperienced physicians and advertised job-lot nostrums.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
PAPER MILL WORKERS.

Appleton Wis, April o.-Ihe United Brotherhood of Papermakers has served demands upon the manufacturers for shorter hours. and it is stated that q strike is probable. Three thousand men in Wisconsin, employed in fifteen mills, will be affected
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06

Social.-Baptist Young People s union' O'Neill hall, this evening. MUSIC, reel tations, refreshments. 1oc- admlsslon.
Arizona republican., 1903-04-06
PIANO BARGAENS

In order to reduce our large stock of pianos and other musical instruments, we will give specially low prices and very easy terms during April. Give us a call or write for catalogue and terms
 We carry in stock the famous BALD WIN, BEHR. CHICKERING FISCH- FER, HAMILTON, HOWARD pianos and have d number of STElNWAY, STORY Ie CLARK. SMITH X BARNES VOSE & SONS. KINGSBURY pianos at one-third less than the price you buy from other dealers. All new music at half the market price. Popular 10c music. The best of gut and silvered steel strings.