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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
IRISH IMMIGRATION GROWING.
Prospect of Land Bill Passing Has
Not Had Expected Effect.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

New York. July 1.-THE figures OF Irish
immigration to the port of New York dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30 have been
made public and will make interesting read
ing, in view of the fact that 1t was said
that the prospect Of the Irish land bill pass
ing would have the effect Of diminishing
Irish immigration.
In the year ending June 90. 1913. u437
males and 1898 females arrived: total. "a
a5s The total FOR 1872 was 1881. During tho
last six months OF the fiscal year 800
males and I.2:5 females landed The total
for the corresponding period Of 1902 was H.
$50 against l5.CS6 this year.
Since January l Father Henry Of the
Home for Irish Immigrant Girls, No.
State street. has taken care of 1850 young
Irish women. Many of them he has sent to
good positions. while others have been kept
to await word and money from their
friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
GYMNASTICS ; ::: ;:; e. i::: r.

said he finally. Send for the ambulance"
neat and expeditions job of dredging
with stomach pump at the hospital re-
vealed nothing within that shouldn't have
been there. The doctors told Halena no
had better stay awhile anyway, so he went
to bed. They gave him something to keep
him from dreaming.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
Policeman Hero of Brave Rescue.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Cleveland, o.. July u.-Patrolman Madi-
son was the hero Of brave rescue. Just
dawn was breaking the patrolman made
flying leap from the Valley bridge into
the river and saved an old man from drown
ing.
Andrew Anderson is the man whose life
WIS saved. He Is an inmate of the City
Inhrmary and 60 yenrs old.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY REPUBLIC
z. J. Nolan is now handling one OF the
most extensive strings In training at Del
mar Besides his own horses. Nolan is also
training a select string for G. C. Bennett,
the big Memphis turfman. Bennett has his
principal stable at Washington Park in
charge OF Henry Mcdaniel. who has been
head trainer OF the Bennett stable ever since
the Memphis turfman released Tom Nep-
per.
Henry Mcdaniel is a brother OF Will Nc
Daniel, who also arrived at De,Inar last
week with Brewer William Gerst's big
stable. VIII Mcdaniel trained for Gushing
&: Ortiz when this firm won nearly every
derby in the West with Boundless. Lookout
and Calhoun. The star of the Bennett
horses now being trained by Nolan is the
a-year-old Forehand, by Handsel-Foreseen.
This colt won at six furlonss at Delmar
last week. He IS thought to be the best
2-year-old in training at Delmar. Nolan has
a contract with Jockey Bridwell. one of the
cleverest Eght-weights here. Nolan is one
Of the most popular owners at Delmar. He
vas formerly heavyweight champion boxer
c. the State of Ohio. A complete list OF the
Bennett horses in Nolan's stable are:
Forehand. chestnut colt, 2-year-old, by
Handsel-Foreseen.
Milkirk, chestnut colt. 2-year-old, by
Honeymoon. dam of Jack Dcmund.
Glenesher. bay colt, 2-year-cld. by Esher-
Glensstta.
Canyon. chestnut colt, 2-yea--o,d. by
Ca-lca-Sister Monica.
- Alto. chestnut colt. 3-year-o!d. by Fonso
,yaway. dam Of Fly Wheel.
liner Bruce, chestnut hlly, 3-year-old,
by Observation-Disclosures Bassett.
GEKSTS BIG STABLE ARR1NE Is.
The most important arrival OF the week at
Delmar was win Mcdaniel. who brought
William GerSt's big stable. GerSt is NIL
lioraire Nashville brewer and turt fancieI-
Gerst is endeavorinS to excel John w.
.'lring OF trotters. but he has given up the
light harness turf and IS now devouEg ms
The star member Of the Gerst stable is the
crack 3-year-oid. Fore and Aft. winner of
the Cumberland Derby at Nashville this
spring. Fore and Aft Is the hes; son OF
George Kinney. Mcdaniel developed Fore
and Aft at the Fair Grounds and Delmar
last season. The speedy 2-year-old. M:zzeT
Gerst stable. Jimmy Cofey also arrived
from Chicago last week with Eva e., and
other good ones. Coffey halls from Cali
fornia.
Thfou Brothers. also got IN from Texas
last week with a select string: W. ".
Darden has wired for his old stalls and will
the conclusion of the Washington Park
meeting.
TWO STAKES THIS WEEK.
Two stakes are down for decision at the
Delmar track the coming week. The Md
summer. free handicap for 3-year-olds and
upward, at one mile and seventy yards, will
be run next Thursday. The Midsummer
has s1.co1 added and promises to produce
cutie a horse race A list of the eisibles
will be found below:
E5rardo. Jack Young.
I'ourguo! Pas Doctor Kier.
Nays-ino. Fatalst.
De Sanet. Audiphone.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
WINNING OWNERS,
barney Schneider Led Them Mt the
Fuir Grouuds.

Secretary John Tachmeister OF the Fai.
Association has just issued a list of the
winning owners at the Fair Grounds Over
$1,000 was distributed by the association in
May and June. A complete list of the win
ners OF $500 and over will be found below.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
~> nR10Rw@M n "a n. W.. BROADWAY
4Am H& a. n M u N NsH1 AND MARKET ST.,
UHAu lTaE EMO Il UOsu ST. LOUIS, MO.
Another miraculous Cure Of Poisoned Bleed.
A True Account of tie Case Of Birmingham Ala, Wsm
Name Must Be Withheld for Obvious Reasons.

received our office time ago from woman living sns
she had tried everything including Hot Springs With
outcn
of Remedy and decided to delay the
told
absolute stated
Of fallen soul This only Of
many be IL
M matte 10 crate
terrible
git and a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12


Our ONCE
efroms andf m
L Al uncations caafde
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

TORY TREATNfEN
TREATMENT. FIRE
TITALIZED AIR
COMMINUTER TR
CONSULTATION. T
NATION. FREE g..
TREATMENT 90 all
during the time speci!
prices when the best I
asking? This is BY no
made TEMPORARILY
ens,:Rtlng superior qua
the.- NEW METHOD
ge.t. thinking people.
AL cases OF CANCER
TURF, CARICOCELE
TIRE. EPILEPSY.
POISON. DEFoRM1Tll
p EIv A 7 r ard ST
CURED during this mo
sEGI,L.AE PRICE. !
c-REo. while all CHR
Ca.arrA. Bronchitis. Ne
r.s. Deafness. Rherrrs
Female Troubles: aisc
StoTac... Liver. Spice
.res:cd ABSOLUTELY
o., behind this unquall
Rt.. "a cali. write.
CLarS. .Ad5rerc The
doctors. 500 Olive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

On account of our Offices being SO
crowded and so many people turned
away the past month. we have accid-
ed again to extend our grand offer of
treatment Mt one-half our regular fee.
We do this to protect the people and
to convince those who may now be
treating with Incompetent physicians
or miSnnned specialists. Remember
TINT during the month we charge but
onc-half our regular fee. which
means that If you are suffering from
either Seminal Weakness, Lost Power,
vnricocele, Hydrocele. Small. Weak
cned Organs or Piles, our regular fee
for either, without complication, il
$500. we will cure you for $3.50
nnd you pay when cured or any way
you like. Failing to make n complete
cure. we agree to refund your fee.
EXTRA SPECIAL -COntnEious Blood
Poison. in any stnEe. cured for $500.
All cases that nrc accepted by us are
taken under IA positive guarantee.
Our records show that about three
fourths of our patients had been pro-
nOunced incurab1e by other physf-
clans. We cure such cases simply be-
cause we understand them. so If you
have become discouraged, come to us
and talk 1t over. No charge. Call to-
day Tonight.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
THE LAST CHANCE

In which to secure
from The German
American Doc tors
r r E E Consultation.
X-Ray Examination,
Advice a n d Treat
ment. The offer will
positively close July
Slst. and under no
circumstances vii, It
again be extended. So,
do not make the mis-
take that others have
made and put of for
tomorrow what you
can dc to-day. Please
understand the: fur
nish FREE NIBEA-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
MANY BIG STABLES SHIP
HORSES TO DELMAR PARK.

G. Bennett William erst P Hayes and
Their Horses St LouisBookmakers Cannot Make Much
Money the County Track and Give 1t Up During
Hot Weather.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
OUR BEST REFERENCE IS
Net a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Cured

Statistics show that one-half the male
population are weakened between the ages
Of IA and q. and that three-fourths arc alb
normally weak between the ages Of q and
s.. Excuses and abuses In early life pro-
duce a weakened condition Of the organs of
reproduction. Between the ages Of q and
6 these organs should be strong and full
and ready at all times to perform their
duty with the highest degree of satisfaction
whenever called upon by nature Diseases.
abuses and excuses are the greatest OBJ
stacles to mans highest enjoyment Of ma
lures precious gift. Drains. losses. varico-
celc. backache. dizziness, nervousness. BASH
fulness. small. weakened. soft and fiabby
organs are due to violations of natures
laws or to nondevelopment- Whatever may
be the cause. come to US and get well. No
matter what you have done, call and talk
1t over with US. We will not only build you
up and make a manly man Of you. but will
put you back into that condition where
nature Intended you should be-make you
a child of Nature-a healthy. robust man
a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12
YOUNG LADY Is HOOKED.

way that was strangely reminiscent of Sa,
Juan Hill
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

T. FREE ELECTRIC
ID INDICATED AND
TREATMENT. FRED
.EATMENT. + r F. E
7REE X-RAY EXAM
AND FRED
applying at their offices
led. Why pay exorbi.ant
0 be had Is yours for the
means q charity Offer, but
for the purpose OF DEM
and intro tuc.n ne
TREATMENT TO iatelIi-
. FTSTCLA. PILES. RUP-
, EYpRoCELE. STRIC-
PARALYSIS. RL . Q D
IS and kindred SPECIAL.
,RGICAI CASES Will bs
,n.s a, Just OSE-nhLr
AND NO PAT UNLESS
.ONIC DISEASES. such n
Jrelgia. Dyspepsia- Insom-
trim and ali Urinary and
all diseases OF the Heart.
n ard kidneys. viii b.
FREE Until cured. sI0a.-
ned offer. II you are M
cir HOME TREATMENT
p Gerunn-AIn crtCnn
street. ~. Louie. No.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

I'IT 44-I.TJ IN IIII Nd NIIl.
The Mound City. 4 selling sweepstakes
for S-year-olds and upwatl. is carded tor
next Saturday. The Mound City has $1,000
added and will be run at six and one-half
furiongs. Tho Mound City is one OF the
Fair Associations old classics. !. has been
run at the Dclmar track tor several years
past. a list of the clisiblcs to tbs years
Mound City will be found below:
HARD TRACK ON EOOr<NAEERS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

W. J. DebOe.
Happy Chapry.
Hannah Lady.
GasliShter.
PerC!Nal.
Bridge,
OClr.
RuFa,ist.
Crime.
oraTrac.
IVA e..
ST. Minor.
Tayon,
MiTance.
Milas.
a. u Gibson.
Kentucky Fox.
E.lce.
Dave Sonm ira.
Flash If Night.
Mss Golishtly.
S.r Paul.
sues Sister.
GALES.
Founding.
lclCle.
Artonius.
Jordan.
Lady Strathmc.r.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-12

Outlaw
Santa Ventura.
The Light.
i'Gu-GuoI Pas.
Little COrhcr.
TIE Cato.
Louis Wagner,
lL!l!c Farmland,
Don E-Eesto.
Princess Iitan!a.
OsklIag,
Loyal.
EaIaTol.
lltzkanet.
Colonial Girl.
ModiCurn,
Schwaibc,
CIimean.
Bucclcuth.
sylvia Talbot.
SirE.unG.
Hrt.al.
kalCs.
SaL.I.o.
GulGcr Age.
Play!.ke.
ORC Viva,
BAN Hornet
Tower Of Candles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06


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ROOMS FoR RENT.
PINE 81. ss.-Neatiy furnished front room;
g per week I'D: good accommodatlous.
PINE ST siss-Niceiy furnished second-story
front ra,,n. gss safh. ali conyenieneee
nisb.s eer,r,ese for iieht houseISeepins'
..z..s
ri rsrv sAS'
PINE s.. aif-NevIy furnished rooms: three
blocks from Union staoon: M.52 and up
PINE 81. s2ef-Neatiy furnished room on sec
ond door: genllenen or nGht housskeep.ng-
PINE 81: sss-0ns r9Pru; % gnfp,nished. third
PINE ST.. sle-Furnished seoond-story front
with aIeoye: other rooms: sinEie OF en- suite.
PINE St, IlisA-Nice. large. furnished rooms;
bath: sh conyeni.nce.; downtown: reasonable:
PINE 81. soot.Froat and connecting part9rs.
single Of en- suite: gas. eeth; terms reasonable
PINE St. Ii2s-C1ean. neat rooms: good ac-
conmodations: SOC. 75c. . day: weekly rates.
PINE a. aea5-EiegzntIv furnI.bed .ccor4-
noor front room for gentlemen: modem eonven-
fences.
IINE 81. .,,hs, cinisnsu s &c, ssconI I
convenience
PINE 81, Stt-Beautiful rooms for gentle
men; eonihocuns nis if0ht ana oaeK rooms foF
-ee-.ee- He--Ie.
~ NJ nd sis,- Irons H., ,oons nS.
family: use Or phone.
81 s7Shrey toFnisned sscond-s,ory
housekeeping allowed.
PINE e, 2s2e-EIeeautIy fuTnIshed .econd-
floor front and other rooms for gentlemen;
modern conyeniences.
PINE 81. stls-Nlesly furnished second-noer
Vate family: for gentlemen.
PINE ct. 5004-Handsomeiy fnFnisned front
rooms; extra In size and appointments; mod
ern conveniences. Including electric light and
.e.eRaene: res-one9le eerm.:
one or two gentlemen: private family.
RUTGER St.. 2e2s Large furnished room;
pain sno gas: also nan room: - ana - sl:1.
hons.Esspins no csidrsn rent si9 "a s rsnre sS
pI-TGEp 8 II1o-Nss3I, f1-1i,bsI 'front.'
room Sar one or two rentiensn: nriyste family
- =. - = = -.
or sARAa AZ Isntis.1 Ss M With SaI room iOr one
e-- - -
SARAH 81. sos y. Cor, olivel-Ffont room
and other rooms; nicely furnisnea' all conven-
FENCES.
,sAhAsH, AZ N-Miesiy @ inIni,hted seeonc- sa,a
nSnSS.. is ~ snn.SIs' " S0 'e
s5.5,7S;T3 = 775sI, .o,,-,-.,,, ,o.,,7. ,-,o...
SES5S;1 $50 = -, -.o-, - 5,,,,i-,.s
s,nsJs h.5,. al cn1Yenisnce.. sman n,iyst.
FAMILY. no other roomers. ri & RspubIIcp
-SVTEZTi; ;, 7:E7 60. ,,.;;,-,i.s,5
front room: 8 per month:
SHENANDOAH Ave. 3s0s-Sven furnished
rHSm; T bras GS bed; all modern convenience; gen.
SKI
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-09-06


TT II X * H R1tIG.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
.~".e..~..--'-- .'--...'>-.-.>>-.->---~~---
,.Sa Ia ,sSE.S,: ,sAlLSE M lase-r uInished rooms LOT I9f
team ttsns ave. o''e o''eA s'uih Ok eh0'
-.;. ~ ---,------z-----.-S.5
roonl: cs,eap ''ee 4'''O'''"~1
carnenIs-cas rne see'iia-s'o'S Hont' Ah
-, -
rom VIII zss and bs, iufnishea f'"h'
- 55T3T; - ,Sss ssS;;--,.-7----,-,-e; -
for iisht housekeepins: bath. ese' '0O'A
=.
,b1s i,a,L, Ave 1. csnis second ana
o,daso,, ,-,, ns ess,snsy ,nns .ned sec
---,--.-----.---.-
al ,hiI oz Ave-; stss 70, gsS,
=; TS,zI: ,,;.S.s.I;- 5.-,,i.,-i
ena. s,a1y 'front.' ana Stber roo,n.. ia hss bs,b
e-.-- - ..S.-. -.
-oo,,, so,bsrn .xSos,,rs 3at or cos brtb
etc
TTICT-FDF Ave Nicely furnIshed rooms
viz nrtyate family. al conyeniences rent rea-
sonable.
IACLDDE Ave gs7-Nice. IaIg. nrEt-
floor or front % and third-fioor front rooms: very
reasonable.
TACf.EDF z1is-Tvo large pleasant con-
nodate four: ali convenience
TKTT EDE. Ave 3Iss-Iarfe secoTi!-~tory
with connecting room for light hoasekesplng:
LAwToSN r So,ss.S3s Ays ss3ssecondhO0F if0n' ''0"
=; as.S -. .sss-v;,71i.6sd rooms: gas
81 "a hs,h ali co,,,vsniences
LAWToN Ave. sofENieeiy st tufnisheo i'O"'
ParloT: WIN piano: sss anu
-oT enc q we 51s. 55ams and saii un-
fuInissed: nSeGNi very Ss' eonvsnien.: so month
I-Iw;ToN Ave. 3nk-Neatiy Furnished rooms
on second and third floors; gas and patn.
-.,-,,-@,,; ea,- IT-.i, ,,,-1f.5sd roon,s 81 and
LAwsToSMi w titobsn ana parior.
.S-75,, 9z,1 -,;;..;. ,,-,I.n,d s.cond. eoor
front: .outh.Ln ..pe.uIe: an eonysnlsns..:
LAwToN Ave, s1ss-Nieeiy furnished second
.W-T0N a1s- 7=os-Niceiy furnished front
room: frst floor: complete for housekeeping
zTToI- NIcei, y,,-oIsned fTont
room for one or two gentlemen: private family.
I-1WT0N Ave s.1s-Furnisbed room, with
bath. iixht and fuel: e 50 week: private family.
!. .TT0I 5755-ys-,, Is-gs do,,sIe pariors:
also 'front.' room. complete Tor light housekeep-
Ing. |
I.AWTON Ave. 3n2s-Ntceiy furnished rcons.
single or en- suite: southern exposure feas'h-
1o-e-
IAWIOS Axe, -, ~ ansara foors zas:
,s.h Ishhs "oe-eN1eP'-s' ~ ~ ~
o1el-
LAYTON Ave. M ss2i-Furni.hed ToSns; 9, al I
anu eonSen'eiiees' "'SeN
week: -z,-- -
LAWIOS Ave. Z.ieAJNeay ~" hiy .nar, farsifv
ono,story HUM io'ii' A''o nan '''
- 49,
LAYTON Ave. sssl.Eiesantiy i.rr, Lurnisneo snel
rootns ~ private hon'e s'''eeS' "'o'e'A
ROOM for one or two gentlemen; gas; pa'n' pii-
.ees fanny.
LAWToN ave: S.a-SfSeE Ss ~, tiarean ali All
large rooms lot tnIee o' AoeI sehN' 49,
convenlences. Lessoaeole-
LAWToN. S1t.Front room newly paDerea ape :,
Two TWO Ten,iemen: sie month: private family
ing room on nrst noor' nc Po,Sa sio I'll
pered: gas N oesired ana isunory ,,t h,.n ~
rent furnsnee or ,,.n S,, rHr seSersnces.
very rsasonable TO Fight parties
= TT,;,1,7,;T,11-v,I -. ,c-a -NiceIv Yiir-
ni.sad roon: SIS week.
=, = - @,--;.,,e, - -i-1--
hatb -"
80 1r 49, ~ N-T,ro -iceIv furnished
r6af5s far iixht fouseksepinr
,,,-5ys,,sd roon,s. all conyeriences: near Sub
urban cars
TJNDEII- Ave. s50eLNice furnished hall
room
-, - - - -.,I 1,---,Js6e5
room: reasonable.
TTNDTTJ. RouIeyard- sSo2-Tyo rooms in ex-
change FOR family washing
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31

We want your opinion regarding our ability to properly correct your eye defects.
 We have the opinions of many per- sons in this vicinity to whom we have given ease and satisfaction when others have failed.
 YOUR OPINION will undoubtedly coincide with that of others, if we can but once persuade you to give us trial.
 If your eyes trouble you in any way which indicates the need of glasses, try us and we will add your good opinion to that of the others for whom we have worked.
 Refer you to many in this city.
 CONSULTATION FREE.
 At Hotel Weatherford. FEB. 4, 5, 6 AND 7. Dr. Geo. B. Pratt, Arizona's Leading Optician,
 PHOENIX. ARIZONA.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31

Fresh oysters and blue ribbon celery at Black x Jones. Christopher's candies, the best made, in fancy boxes, at Blaclt& Jones. c. N. Whittam, of Richmond, Mo-, has accepted position in the office of E. s. Gosney.
 Bread, pies, cakes /and for everything turned out in ,1fst-class bakery go to Black X JoneE.
 A. FrankfOrter and family left Mon- day for Los Angeles where they will spend the next thirty days. Fire Insurance-The Arizona Gen. tral Bank represents a number of the largest American and English com panies.
 The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean and this paper delivered for one year at our Especial deal" price of $2,5O for the two.
 The Chinese New Year is now on in full blast. Slam Bang, Hang On, One Lung X Co.,, are in charge and doing the entertaining.
 Burton Mossman, who has been spending some time in the eastern cities, stopped here Thursday and Fri day, on his way to Bisbee.
 H. c. Hibben, county recorder re- turned from Phoenix Wednesday, where he had been to attend the meeting of the recorders of the territory.
 Lost Between M. K. church and residence of A. A. Fisher/ /one cluster pin of garnets. Finder &ill be liber- ally rewarded by Mrk IS. Fisher.
 Regular services will be held in the M. F.. church tomorrow at the usual hours. Morning services only will be held in the Presbyterian church, Rev. Logic being away from town.
 There was @ light fall of the beauti- full snow on Wednesday evening which made the young people glad and was gentle reminder to the old folks of what they were accustom to back east.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad Co.,, under the Hartman syndicate don't seem to be so carefully managed as when old COllis and the gang were in charge. Under the old regime there were less number of accidents.
 Julius Lesser, of the firm of Lesser & Sawyer, of Winslow, spent several days here this week on business con- nected with the recent sale of their stock of goods to Rabbit Brothers. Mir. Lesser will go to San Francisco, Cal, where he will probably engage in business.
 J. F. Luthy of Albuqurque, N. M., has sold the Golden Harvest, Galcon- da, Pawn and Salt Spring mining claims in Salt Spring mining district, in Mohave county, to the Golden Har- vest Mining company and received in payment for same 600, 900 shares of the capital stock of the company.
  MT. F. M. Zuck, Most Worthy Grand Master of The Grand Lodge of Arizona, and Dr. Chas. D. Belden, Grand Lecturer of Arizona, F. & A. M., visited the Lodge in Flagstaff last evening and royal time was enjoyed by all present. Dr. Belden drilled the Lodge in the work, and the lesson was nn,rDh oso4aA hy thx,
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31

Eastman kodaks and photo sRplie at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31

It is case of chilli con carne vs. sauer kraut and limberger down in Venezuela, with no choice to the spec tator. Uncle Sam is on guard.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31

The board of supervisors will meet Monday to take action on some con- tracts which were not acted on at their meeting the first of the year.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-31
COCONINO SUN.

Fl. K. Brooks. an attorney of Pres- colt, spent Friday here.
 Leave your orders for bread, pies and cake with Black x Jbhes.
 Wanted-Plain sewing to do. Mrs. Graham east of livfrybarn. 52-4t
 For Rent-Three room unfurnished house. Apply to Mrs. Mayfower.
 Leo Verkamp, Robt. J. Walker and l.. w. Quinlan are taking in the sights of Phoenix this week.
 Send to the CuriO, Williams, Ariz., for your Butterick patterns and sew ing machine needles. s. c. Dunlap, manager of the Den nis-De Mund lumber company at RhOades, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Sam. c. Black, who is engaged in logging for the Dennis DeMund lum- Der company at Maine, is here for few days visit with his family.
 The board of supervisors are having fire proof vault erected in their office in the court house, H. Deitzman, has the contract for doing the mason work.
 F. w. Smith and family of Will Hams, are the guests of M. J. Kennedy and family. MT. Smith, who has been recently appointed postmaster at Will Hams expects to assume the duties of his office on March l.
 The Orpheus Entertainers will give an entertainment here on February l6. The troupe are highly spoken of as being one of the best high-class at- fractions, and they will no doubt bring out crowded house on their appear ance here.
 
 E. E. Ellinwood, returned from a months stay in Washington, D. c. He is firmly of the opinion that the omnibus statehood bill will be passed during this session of congress. MT. Ellinwood, left for his home in Pres- colt this morning.
 Mrs. K. l.. Renee of the weather bureau reports that .0S of an inch of snow fell on Sunday. On Wednesday .25 of an inch of snow and rain fell, the snow being two and one-half inches, but contained little moisture. The indications for to-day are for another storm.
 The store of Black x Jones, was en- tered by the way of a back window; sometime during Wednesday night, by some destructively inclined individ- ual, who seemed to have it in for the cash register as he wrecked that piece of furniture. There was no money in the register and it was unlocked. | Nothing was taken from the store that the proprietors can miss.
 Dr. George B. Pratt, the leading optician of Arizona, will be at the Hotel Weatherford, on February 4, 5, 6 and !. Dr. Pratt is known to the people of Flagstaff as a reliable and competent optician, andy his patrons should make note of the date of his visit and be sure to go early as his time is limited here and he cannot re-
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P. R. Weatherford X Co. gre giving away a fine set of dishes/Ri every slOO purchase of goods Ntheir store, during the year.
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ChristOpher's candies, the best made, in fancy boxes, at Blaclt& Jones.
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For mandolins, guitars, Yfdsical supplies and music of all kinds, see Scott T. Linn.
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Wanted-Plain sewing to do. Mr. Graham, east of livfry>barn. 52-4t
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Burton Mossman, who has been spending some time in the eastern cities, stopped here Thursday and Fri day, on his way to Bisbee.
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To Loan-On real estate secHrity- $6O0 of private funds. D. Wallace.
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LOCAL BREvITIES.

Buy Brownie kodak, $1, at Bab- bitt Bros. N
 Thos. Brannigan and wife, of Belle mont, spent Wednesday here.