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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
LINKS ZOE lNrERcrTY MATCH

The metropolitan Golf Association has selected
the Morris County Golf Club links for the match
with the PbfladaIphia COLI Association October
81 The dates Of November q. y and % have also
been assigned 70 TIE Country Club OF lakewood
for the i-annuaI open tournament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
DISSATISFIED AT LAFAYETTE.

r-as+on Penn oct. rs fSpecian.-Last week AZ
rsfavette did not show the Improvement that was
exne-+4d ana the big score against Fordham counts
90 utt1e as the visitors were easy M Bun.
.ta coach is by means satisfied with the line
lest and HiEhams have been moved 20 tackle
- D,vrd and Cooper have taken tler places as
Guards The. rnsrnen- still slow 10 charge q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

1t IS good news that the West Point-Annapolis
game viii be played this year as usual. The
Army-Navy match has been for years one Of the
most picturesque OF the season, and II sadly
missed during the years it held uD by the
authorities The points at issue between the two
schools left TO be decided for another year
and this years match will be played under the old
conditions. There is doubt that Annapolis de-
serves consideration for her contention that the
superior average age OF the West Point men is
severe handicap and the military academy doubt
less attracts more college men than the naval
institution yet II would be a pity II each team
ue-a M. 70 enfov the services of the best talent
n could produce Would 1t not be wise 10 IoLl9N
the rule prevailing in cur colleges wncn -
that no player shall represent an lns
any number Of institutions, more tnan Lo1L . =.
some such compromise must be agreed upo' a0
Is dor1brYul il the rniddies will play next
match under the old conditions ID 20 oats' 49,
Points chances seem greatly superior 70 800
~ A11.anolis as they were last year at TINS une.
,t tha sailors NAV always be counted on 70 iiaA7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

understood this year 10 have one OF the ablest
elevenS in her history. The weather was bad and
all the conditions adverse. vet the Tigers
than held their own. Ii ought to be remembered
that I'm these early games the smaller teams have
one advantage. for their rivals not the top
OF their game. They must hold something back,
for IL will not do to play their highest cards where
their rivals OF the big matches can see them. No
che who has seen the Tigers in Z match this
season can doubt that when Il comes to meeting
Yale they viii give good account of themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
= uoue. So MILES, e1s YARDS

PARIS oct At the Pare des pT' rs.ors FOR sor ora
dav N DangiA made ne" - o1s ards IN that
hour o. August n Danga covered BE- s nIl9
tine. ,I1ea sa ~ al hour breaking us Pie''o@
lord FOR that Crle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
OF INTEREST TO YACn s"eN

~ AUXILIARY brigantine rugged yacht Aloi.1 1,,b
lhs - ssauanhaks Corintnisn Yacht ~,
hesSs s,s 81 Bay owned by cOmOdore , A+5ha5
csrtss james arrived On SATURDAY -, q. wsters
Roads England from cruise IA r ,r. OF the
Allison Y Arrnours steam eS TrawIe Point. in the
HIS s@-. % s1bannei on Saturday, on hsr wa
ward.
a. the Townsend DoWney yard a -s ~,
,.lsna chester ". Lhspn's new s1Ail'aI - 60
vacht-as vet unnamed-frohl l-.,,o.,on Nr
SlIS sop.t 70 be able TO her cor ers Bs,e u
FJorida waters this winter. II5 feet over all, s.
with hronzs ana go 80, besm and feet erauEht-
7 Harvey Lsdew's steam ya ,I,s - a, ire Nc
gone out Of commission ano - '~'1
Intosh Basin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
CUP CHALLENGE RUMORS
Brighton Cup This Week-4uto-
mobile Endurance Rim.

ONs' nary ranors regarding new challenge
.VF tne Americas Cup are already a7oat Before
N maj race between the Reliance and shamrock
az was sanec there came report that an Austria
- Sacntsrnan was eager to challenge, in case Sir
Ahornas Upton did not succeed IN Winning This
achtsfan was said 20 be. backed by a leading club
IN the antipodes- Soon sfterward II was runaored
mat Japan was anxious to race, and that certain
FachtsTnan. whose name could not be made uubIio
1or various and obvious reasons had commissioned
brs'ish designer 10 furnish the design from which
the yacht would be built az a Japanese shipyard
now comes the latest report. by way OF Washing
ton that certain business man OF Glasgow who
Is also member OF the Royal Clyde Yacht Club
has signaed his intention Of challenging IN a short
ume. and that Sir Thomas Upton has agreed 70
let MN use Shamrock III a trial boat when the
Anle comes To test the new this of
water II remains 20 be how many o. these
rurlors OF challenges Will prove genuine The off,
GERS and members OF the New-York Yacht Club
nave learned BY experience treat any r1lruors
seriously. FOR Immediately after every Gun race
OF recent years there has a crop OF anouy-
nous Challenges. but until the holder OF the Cup
u NeW-A ork Yacht Club-receives Official no.
uncatlon little notice will be taken Of prospective
ctallengeS-Slr Thomas Lipton's being perhaps
the solitary exception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

The Brighton Cup which has come TO be looked
upon as the best Of the long distance contests is
the principal attraction which the coming week has
10 Offer in the way Of racing II will be run at
b'ehton Beach. as the fourth race, tomorrow
afternoon The race is OF two and one-uuarter
miles. and. aside from the cup. is worth 5000 in
ADDED money. The accident which befeu Water
boy which was being especially pointed for the
race. unfortunate il was tends TO ma Ike the con-
lest more open. and may result In q larger field
t!ian would otherwise go 70 the post. Ig1ter Major
Daingerfeld Herns and FFeno are the most urou1t-
.tll "a the eligible list The Cup IS a weight-for-
&c race other stakes and fixtures be decided
N lle SIX days that remain OF the Brighton au-
tCIln meeting are the Mercury Handicap for two
ear-olQs - be run Wednesday: the Winged
root also Tor youngsters, Thursday; the Choice
Slhet tcr Jhree-y ear-OICs, Friday. and the
ond half Of the Produce Stakes for colts and geld
lhss, on saturday, a hurdle will be suDsti-
tuted for the ChantiIly Handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

a good fight and they may surprise both their
comes THE UMPIRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

In the endurance run OF the National Association
OF Automobile Manufacturers 70 Pittsburg from
1nis city. which ended Thursday. twenty Of the
thirtyfour starters reached P1rtsburg on tine with
four others arriving there a few hours later. The
run was q remarkable one. as the cars had to be
operated for good part OF the distance il a down.
pour Of rain such s had been in many
a day and 70 add this, the course
the toughest kind Of roads and Mills. with the
water often coming IN over the dashboards, and
with mud UP 70 the hubs. Seven cars obtained
clean records by arriving each control sched-
lle time. The great advertisement Tor
the machines that took part Il showed Up the
weak parts OF some Of the machines however.
The running gear. springs, aXles, wheels and
frames in several cases found too light Tor
the great stain they underwent in the 1t
demonstrated that tires less resilient than
those used would do greater harm TO aXles and
springs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

Philadelphia has The reputation OF being quiet
orderly city. hut Wednesday evening a prize
dght was allowed take place IN the hear Of the
city. that was considered by many Of the most
ardent admirers Of the sport brutal IN the extreme
The 6ght was between Robert Fftzsimmons and
Joe Grim. an Italian nidoleweight- who bears
the reputation OF Standing much punishment
as any man q his weight who ever stepped into
The ring De certainly lived up 20 this estimate
on "Wednesday evening. FOR after being poUIloeS1
On the face and jaw fCr SIX rounds, the unit OF
The boat FfrZsirnu1Ors unable 10 put ms Cp-
rlo-ent out FItzsimc1ols put the Italian 70 the
floor nearly a dozen times N the neLl anu I--9
blood flowing from his rivals mouth, nose Sho
esrs while The police looked on. Il was eVloehI
F-C1 the tart Of the mill that Grim did not stand
rhosr Of a chance with the Corulsh imam II vs.
: -orr5 ike those that took place II TINS CT!
hef1rs the Lewis law went into eIlecl My -
- -r,ne-aro-s thought the fight should have oeen
stopped when became evident that 'Ae men "e'e
SO uuevenly matched.
The latest publications OF sp--dlns A.nleUC
Library are Roller Polo" Hints on EeaIth, ana
= hook describing the games OF Iether Tennis,
Taun Hockey. NOley Bail. COX SroqleI ES S,,
5-r-'rF= Camden Hockey and Parlor Hockey INC
r,,i5as r. Illustrated and cost 10 cents each
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
HotiIio Rodriguez

Despues de once meses de proscrip-
ci6n forzosa, comiendo en- extranieras
playas ell pan del ostracismo, que, aun-
que amargo, es mil veces preferible al
mendrugo que cambio de sus afeccio-
nes recojen los parias sin dignidad los
pies de sus amos; despues de una pere-
Rrinaci6n pr6diga en- sinsabores, ha vuel-
TO, por fin, al hogar, hasta aver huerfa-
no, ell patricia sin dobiez, luchador viril
Y amigo leal, Hotilio Rodriguez.
ALA, en- la hospitalaria Quisqueya,
4 cuyas playas lie arrojaron los fuSores
del eesarismo aqu1 imperante, puso &
prueba So coEsz6n magnanimo. Y con
La mirada fila en- ell canal-barrera lfqui-
da que separa Ia patria de Maximo Co
meZ de la isla sin ventura -pensaba en-
Borfnquen, la Polonia del mar Caribe, y
pensaba en- ell hogar abandonado; y So
pensamiento posabase sobre las campi-
mas de la patria Y Sc embriagaba con ell
elixir de los recuerdos.
4 mlentras los demagogos, locos sin
fnanlcomlo, celebraban, rugiendo. con
algeria lncendiaris, So triunfo bochorno-
so lnnoble, ell, con In conciencia tran
qu1la, soportaba los rigores del infortu-
MO, cual roca que no logran conmover
las olas con su empuje furioso y persis-
tente.
Nj 10 desgracia ha entibiado su fe,
nj Ia iniusticia ha logrado hacer faquear
su coraz6n de patricia. Las Iuces de su
cerebro, las energfas de su car6cter es-
tan, como siempre, al servicio de la tie
IRA donde Sc meci6 nuestra cuna.
iSalve. luchador irreductible!
ToMAs PAG1N Colon.
Barranquitas, Octubre de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17

elemento extrangero en- Pekin, presa de
Ia mas grande excitaci6n. Ell popula-
cho intent6 destruir por las llamas las
residencias de los extraDgeros, logran-
dose evitarlo con ell auxilio de las tro-
pas.
Los extrangeros Sc han refugiadO
en- las legaciones respectivas, las cuales
SO estan fortifcando para la defensa.
Los oPRIMIDos PIDEN soCoRRos
Macedonia Bulgaria han dirigido
un manifesto las naciones civilizadas
de Europa, comunicandoles municiosa-
mente los horrorosos crfmenes Y actos
de crueldad cometidos ALI por las tro
pas turcas.
EsPASA
Dicen de Madrid que con motivo de
reanudar ell Parlamento sus tareas la Sc
mana pr6xima, observase mucha anima-
ci6n en- aquella capital.
HoRRoRoso INTENTo
De Clfina dicen que los fanaticos de
aquella poblaci0n, comprometidos en- ell
complot fraguado para asesinar los ex
trepQeros, intentaron volar con dinami
ia ell palacio de Ia Legacion francesa.
QUESTION vENEzoLAEA
Core ell rumOr dc que no seran muy
cordiales las relaciones entire la Gran
Bretafia Venezuela, consequences de
obstaculos que la segunda ha puesto la
primers en- 10 que Sc retiere Ia navega-
ci6n por ell rio Orinoco.
LA QUESTION DE ALASKA
Han terminado va las conferencias
que venfan celebrandose entire los repre-
eantantes de Tnplatarra v los Estados
Unidos para ell arreglo de Is question de
Alaska que la Ultima de las menciona-
das naciones ha ganado Ia question.
GRAN ACTTvIDAD
Siguen los dem6cratas desplegando
inusitada actividad suenan varios nom-
bres para candidates Ia presidencia
por dicho partido.
Ma HARsT
En- su mayorfa los dem6cratas abos
gan porque sea nombrado para candida
to & Ia presidencia, ell eminente perio-
dista Mr.. Harst.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
UItimos cables

ET populacho de Pekfn tram5 aver
an horrible complot para asesinar, en-
mn instante dado, todos los s1bditos
extrangeros. FL complot fu6 descubier-
70 oportunamente, por mas que Sc come
tieron algunos crfmenes aislRdos. cuya
eiecuci6n no pudo ser evitada por los
embaisdOres.
LAS TURBAs
Durante 81 dia de aver estuvo el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17

III
Algo de triste en- ell cielo,
] Algo de mustio en- la terra;
La realidad que no encierra,
Del alma todo ell anhelo.
Como hay en- ell ambiente
, Menos luz, y mayor calma,
Hay mas tristeza en- ell alma
menos fuego en- la mente.
Porque parece que ell fr1o
Va invadiendo ell coraz6n,
Al arribar Ia estaci6n.
Sucedora del estfo.
Amarga melancol1a,
Habla doquiera ell aDhelo
Desnudo arido ell suelo
7 la atm6sfera sombrfa.
No queda un fruto, una flor,
Un sueflo nj una esperanza,
POrque la existencia alcanza
La nevada del dolor.
Pobre del que por 81 dafio
Llegue esa cruel estaci6n,
II IuVduA Su EOTdZOn
La helada del desengano.
Srta. Rosario Penedo Rios Caguas.
Inocente y feliz wives tranquila
Al calor de tn hogar, en- dulce calma,
Pudiendose leer en- tn pupila .
La quietud inefable de tn alma.
Srta. Catalina Vidal Dalmau. Caguas.
Dicen que alegre y festiva
Eres, cual Ia mariposa
Que va, versatil Y viva,
de flor en- flor afanosa.
Hoy Ia inocencia te escuda
y la esperanza tie alienta,
lQue en- tu alma, de la duda
Nunca ruja la tormenta
Sta. Sofia Pieraldy Yauco.
(Pa6sa1e de iaavae1mo)
Este paisaje del invierno frfo
Contrasta con los suefios de ventura
De un alma de mujer, que del hastfo
No ba sentido jamas la mordedura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
Al(dldfd municipal de kd9uabO

Encontrandose vacante la plaza de
Official de Sanidad de este Municipio do
tada con ell sueldo anual de $72O, Sc anun-
cia al p1blico por ell termino de ounce
dias, coatar desde su publication, para
Ell que desee optar & ella, presente sus
documentos creditivos la Secretarfa de
este Municipio.
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para como
cimiento general.
Naguabo, Stbre % de 1903.
PABLO MALDoNADO.
1915 AZcaLde M2tnacSpaZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
A nuestfOS (OrfespOnsdIes, (OIdDOrd
dorsey al pGbIi(O en- general
del DIR. Van Ness.

La correspondence polftica y lite
raria, as1 como notas de information de-
ben enviarse nuestroS Director Y las
cartas relacionadas con los Yntereses de
esta empresa al Administrators. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
Este periddco es Ell de mas circulation en- Ia isIa
p OS 7 A / E 8.
de Feg6c 1ss1sO$ Gs'SIlO
Srta. Elena Oppenheimer. -Aibonito.

Srta. Elena Oppenheimer. -Aibonito.
sSabes nina quien soy? Rudo poeta
Que delir6 con 10 impossible un dfa,
X aI contemplar la realidad escueta
Su musa alegre Sc torno sombria.
Srta. uanita Coll w atlinton. -Arecibo.
(PaiSa5e Vespert5nO)
Una arboleda verde, una colina
Y mas ALA un poblado, que 10 lejos
Meior que divisarse Sc adivina,
Sc miran & los 6ltimos refejos
De Ia luz vespertina,
81 mi canto tuviese
Toda esa melanc6lica grandeZa;
Entonces, del paisaje que me envfas,
Cantara la romantica tristeza.
LAS CUATRo EsTAoIoNEs
En etna seaSe de p0staleS de me- encantas
dora amiga q cOnapGd5er0 se55orit0
Maria Isabel Col6a.)
Ell rosiecler de la aurora
Z del Iris los colores,
Insplran cantOS de amores
Porque 10 bello enamora.
De las flores ell matiz
Z de las ayes ell trino,
Hacen al alma feliz
Presintiendo 10 divino.
La Naturaleza entera
A dulces goces convida,
Cuando empieza de la vida
La esplendida primavera.
Calido Y serene ambiente,
La luz del sol que caldea
Los arboles, que cimbrea
FL cefiro blandamente.
A veces, nubes sombrias
Que presagian huracanes;
Dudas, zozobras Y afanes
Turban los serenos dias.
Pero al coraz6n ufano
Los pesares no amedrentan,
Nj las dudas atormentan
De la vida en- ell verano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17

GALERfAFoToGRAFIbA de Ra
fael Colorado. Jon los ultimos adelantOs
del arte. San Jose IL. San Juan p. r.
Apartado ls4. Telefono "a. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
4 Y $50

Ell que suscribe pone en- conocimien-
to del p1blicO que no recoDoce cuentas
eDgendradas por persona alguna su
nombre, y solo acepta las reclamacio'
nes que SO le hagan de cantidades faci'
litadas en- virtud de ordenes autorizadas
pOr su frma.
d. BARToLoME GONZALEZ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-17
HOTEL ESTRFLLA REFORMADO

FL
de La sla ofrece pbco esmerado servco
hab1taclones vsas bahia
dos Be admiten tabi6n abonados Una vista
quedaran convencidos
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

torman had no time to even cneck the car. It struck the wagon on the front wheel and pushed it along the track for twenty-five feet. The wagon was badly wrecked and milk was spread all oVc- the immediate neighborhood Neither the driver nor the horses were hurt.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Friends Of Grover Cleveland Ham mond, who came to Phoenix from Ok lahoma last April and has rot been heard from at home since that time. would appreciate any information re- gardine his whereabouts. Kindly aG- dress L. G., Republican office.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

While the proper study of mankind is man, there is more funin studying wo- man, yet the more man studies her the less he knows about herlChicago Daily News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Maximum temperature SS. minimum temperature 54.
 Average relative humidity, 39 per cent
 Total precipitation. Q.
 Character of the day-Clear. Nj. F.. KEYSTONE. Section Director
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

We have observed that when a num- Der of women get together, no one lC0ks more chesty shan the one who declares that her church doesn't owe cent Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Cares Of the office that worry an otficehoder come with his strenuous efforts to succeed himself Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

As a physical culture apparatus tn old fashioned wc0dpile has no equal Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

A man thinks there Is only one man in the world whose whistling is no, a ruisance.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

The world seldom speaks well of a man who is dead broke.-Chicoga Daily News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
DIEMEL Mesh Underwear

A Poroas Linen having the advan- tage over all other fabrics of absorb ing moisture and eliminating it quickly, will provide for dry citrate around our body, hence will enable us to stand eX- tremes of heat and cold with compare tive comfort. Having further prop erty of cleanliness and being -irri- tating to the skin, it would seem pc culiar that its advantage for the pur- pose of underclothing should not have been recognized unti! recently. Sam pies on application.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Many a man who poses as his owE architect of his fortune would be in hard luck if the building inspector were onto his jcb.-Chicago Daily News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Equality is an idle dream. F'ig-leaf costumes have Lad their day.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

A good many things people buy are too cheap for the price.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Poverty is no disgrace but 1t is mighty good excuse for heading off a borrower. Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

A wCman's sloes never fit unless they are rtable-ChicasO Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Every cloud has silver lining-and that is where clouds have the bulge on trousers pcckats.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Some wCmen-haters are focrwalkers in departmental stores.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

It's wise policeman who can point out the next corner on 'changc.-Chi- Cago Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Mosquitoes bite more readily than fish, but they are equally hard to catch.-ChicagO Daily News
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Some beauty isn't more than powder deep.-Chicaso Daily News.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Don't take defeat too easy.-Atch- isou Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
n The........ 'tsfo W OGD, BicVcIe Man

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth
 Keeps the largest stock of Tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. ' and 9. s. First avenue
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Forecast for today-Fair.
 Data for A hours ending s D. m. yes- terday:
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
Of Localv
 Interest.
THE WEATHER

Local ,iaily weather report for the Arizona Republican:
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
Ladies'.

Do you want the hest Steel Range you ever used? The quickest baler with the least fuel The handiest handsomest ana most durable range for the money. Buy Moore's Steel Range. 26 different styles from SEQ to $67.50.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-The First church of Christ, Scientist, corner or Center and Jefferson streets. Services d. m Sunday school r. m.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
FOR SALE.

Fine 2O-acre ranch close m; good inn pIovements; water right in Marcopa canal.
 15-acre ranch miles northeast with good house; fine shade; orange grove; etc.
 2O-acre ranch. miles out, all in al- falfa, good house, shade. well, etc.
 Good G0-acre alfalfa ranch within four miles of town at a bargain.
 Five-roOm house, close in. at a great sacrifice to cover amount of loan.
 Coed bargains in city lots. Now is the time to buy.
 Fine S0-acre improved ranch with water in Salt River canal, at bargain if taken soon. Some of the best SUGAR BEET LAND in the valley for sale at $2J.00 and $3OOO per acre.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

Nothing is more noteworthy of your consideration than the welfare of yOur children. Now is the time they are storing knowledge for future use IT. is of vital importance that the child is not hindered in study through defec- tive eyes. The trouble that today is smah and easily remedied, if neglected, may get beyond simple measures. You will be wise and on the safe side if their eyes give them trouble to have them examined.
 DIR. E. MUNSON,
 Arizona's Leading Optician. 11S West Washington Street,
 Successor to Dr. Pratt.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
EORESTERS, BALI

FORESTERS' 8AlL.-The Indepen- dent Order of Foresters will give q ball in Foresters Hall next Wednesday, eve, Oct. 2Sth and a good time is assured to all who attend.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

LESSENING POPULATION.-Co- chisa county some time since set up q claim to being the most populous di vision of the territory. The claim may be true and may not, but one thing is certain; if Sheriff Del Lewis does not quit bringing the citizens of Cochise to the asylum the claim cannot be sup ported by figures. He brought in dn other of the voters Of Cochise yester
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25

SERVICES AT INDIAN SCHOOL Rev. Geo. F.. Brewer of Albuquerque x. M.. will preach at the Indian school this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
A MUSICAL. PROGRAM.

A MUSICAL PROGRAM.-The fOi- lowing is the programme of special mu- sic to be rendered at the special ser vice for the clerks at the Christian church at 7:3t this evening: Cornet solo. 'Life's Lullaby" by Gerald Lane MT. Reddewill; violin solo. "Cavatina." ." Mendelsshon-idiss Bertha Pook: vocal solo. Just As ] Am" co That We Two Were Maying), by Nevin-Mrs. Tiff faay; anthem, The Two Angels" by Krogmann-ChOir
Arizona republican., 1903-10-25
RUMMEGE SALE-

sale to be conducted by the ladies ol the Christian church. which was am nounced for this week. has been post poned for one week to give more time for arranging the great variety of ar ticles which be displayed for sale.