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Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30

Gono. CIR. O. Builds itore, prog.
ttge Stuebpering paa 9rGnbe neo.
brRnOte Seat til Ssr6ua Den 14Oe
December. Slben antages opitaaet
oeo @niiter ira en- Sooluge paa Sol.
tet. Sfisnt Solf fom til Steoet gan.
ffe itrar og oar bebi9lpelig me6 GeO.
rinesarbeioet, bite BET Jig mart, at
Slber bdp0e faot for It0r OoerbaanO /
De tGrre Eanelpeege, iaa man fit
bare nsie Jig meb at ie pau. Sntet
bleo oerfor reooet. 9rengeitlen, iom
itoar / 8tnfel meO SopeO6pgringen,
finn faa Weter ira benne, bar Itarft
truet, men Ipffelieois too gin6en fra
Sen SAINT, at 5Iammerne Hog mere
til Si0er for oenne.
Saguet fort9Ier, at 9rpnSegaar-
bene, 4 BALLET, ogiaa fsr TO 8ange er
brGnote. Sa, Ropnet ifol oe ogiaa
baoe oerai at Set er brpnOt % bPrs
Jet Ser oppe paa Sletten. Oct BAR /
6en GiSen, ri og SuenIfen life Orog
Jams / &ebet.
9uih baobe ganife aoSt asiureret,
Snbboet for $4,000 Ser. % 9pgnin.
gen for 10000 SIR, men ba mougt al
SnSboet par aI0eIes uerItatteftst for
BAN, fsIger ser 10 ct Sd6 meO set belle
oQiaeuel. - 9ette iii llnberretning
for min 9ro0er, 8. q. RuitaO, 8elpa,
q. 9af., Der / aarene 1891 % 90
bar neo og opiprte Serne prRgtige
gpgutng.
Sr. Suih Bigger antageftg op
isien.
Wcrafer ltugoonSlag afboIOt /
December en- @liar til Snbtrgt icr
9pa9efonoet. 9niaren bar aaben / 4
aftener, og 6olf par Der JON Wfuur er
/ Sueu. Ser par gipet 8ienitanOe iii
en- iamIet SHrSi al ar. 200, 81. a. en-
@pngeitol, en- 9omoSe, Serriens,
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Gposiafo.

Sra Cafe Mils, Soma. ifrioeS til
os: Soer Relion, N al ct. Insgars
9IOIte % melt agteoe 9orgere, aigtf
forleben pIiIoieltg peb Gsoen / lin
Spigeriens, Ole 5iOemanionS Siem
TO Wil / Spo for ct. ansgar. iSor.
rtae Sreba9 par ban iaa raft iom no
genIirbe - og ban bar aIti0 ,pGret
uipOpanIig raft % iterf, ga oct fife
uibes, at ban bar oGret ipg en- eueIte
Dag men oa Suiets 6olf fom inc
til bam Ser0ag @tor9en, Iaa ban 800 i
jim Seng.
Sper 3elion bar is0t i Sogn, Nor.
&c, / 1927 % / 1851 fom ban til
gnterifa % log Jig f6rit neo i Stougb.
ton, isis, men fIptteOc ienere IGr1gere
geIt o9 fis6te Jig en- Jarm / NGrbes
ben al GaImor, Soma. Ser 6lco ban
/ 1856 gilt meO Snac6or8 g. &oSbp,
og aaret efter ioI8te Sc lin Gorm %
fiptteGe til en- iorm ct BAR Dtil / SpO
for Ct. GnSgar. Sans Suitru osoe
for fire glar iioen, og Iioen bor ban
for oct meite boet hos jim 0otter,
0frS. $. 8. Dobl, men / Sc itoIte
Waareber bar ban boet hos jim pl0lte
t9atter, Nrs. Sioemunior. San ef.
terlaoer Jig ipp Born: NiIs / Safe
Drills; Rarpe. iammeiteOs; Ole, lam.
meiteSS, WiIitPr, % forltoer Sc TO
oOenn9pnte Tstre, 0trS. Sbeooore
RarpeIon / gilbert Sea % Rrs. Seper
HcIion / ct. an6gar.
Sra Snpooo, Soma, ifrioeS til os:
@n al Be be6it fjenOte % melt irem.
rngeuoe RorontPn0 Der runot, Spper
.. 5laoager, aigif Sen 16Oe Sanuar
oeo IeOeu efter nogIe Cages Spge.
Iete al SierteiDgOom. San par al De
iorite ScttIere Der, % bar iaaleoes
prGoet Gp6DggerIiUcts geiDGrligbe.
Der.
Rr. 6laSogcr bar fsSt / Soils GrG.
itegipio / SoaingbaI 1916 og 6lep
nltiaa IS War gamrteI. San fom Der
fra @orge for 80 aor iiOen og bar belle
Sioen beet poa i'm imufte 5arm 5
lRil | Rorooeit for Snnooo.
San bIep Ite6t til Spile 6en 20oe
bs. unSer u~iGOoonlig Itor 9eItageIie.
Raitor Setble ira Canton iorrettebe i
airten % Ste6ctS BrRit (aiOe0e8
Spigerieu) Eaitor .. q. 8erge, for.
retteoe oeo BraOen. San eftgrlaSer
gnfe 90 8 Born / me9et 1oOe SmitPn.
oisbeSer. ..
Sra 8iie, 'GeroS. ifripes til os:
7et er meO Sora ieg bpretter. al Dor
asteoe 2au0smaR1. u. q. SoroabI,
afgif pes IsSen for nogIe 9ase iiOen.
Sr. SorSabl par loot / SarOanger /
aaret 1887 % anfom mes line 6or.
.GIore I'll aoibfonons. Zane 60.
@is. bpor ban boeSe til 1870, Sa ban
reiite til Seras. Ser bar ban boet
iiben. San eiterIaSer Jig gufe oa en-
latter. X.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Gmigranten.

3 BET Sieruel / bet Sierus! bsit mob
Ruro
SGoer ZIG ct iattigt sierSIauo. BOG nteS
SlomiteriIor.
Stnrlcu line Sarpsr orBsisr ! bets 80 on
Sne.
SoIeus 8urpuriiaumsr tpsfsr 8oieuiIor
| heieit Ora.
! bet Siernel j bet 5isrncl bsit mob RorS
Sroer iie NIT elite Siemlnne; 2pfiss
bIomitsu eror.
Sntsiitees / gerbcu pioe IOfienSs Tom Der.
Cos % 6ielp BED s~istaarstioe iublrr mob
big: Sr su oerl
u.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
1000 ar., Snotngten meo Rr. $40
pr. 100 ar.
2isningsfommiSfiouens Jormonb
&c ganemeiter .. SugSnbI, NRitior-
mano Sfogioseo Semnriag Tioe-
mann.

Ine Sunoeeierc iltSen gpeoert maa
ira Mptanr betaIe en- Sfat al 2r. 500
pr. Snioe. Ge SunOe. iom mi bitter
Jig biRffetSe pna SoIf iom for, ,ia.
t~trliepis) fan man uoenpioere brste
fait, bpis life Spret bar Oct paabitbte
WGrfe ON SalienL 2Gberrem, boor.
paa MesiingpIaoe meo Runier.
ON 8eiret bar pGret temmelis nj.
ifet / Silen, bar Ser ianoelig fife Doe.
ret faa grplup. anSen Suleoag bar
ri paa StorSalen: Ole Sobniet @iIs.
aarto 90 anne Sobnsbtr. 8ilsna |
Stor0alens 8apeI. Ser bos os: ling.
gut Grit SIion, Ssn til Ole gliasion
i enafors, Soerige, og Sente @iert-
ruo Slsbtr. Spdrtoas, ianrt en- @lit
ira Segre % Sente Gamma SorgersSt.
@oIoen. enopioere: gnfemano 81.
pert Sanien Sfinlbniig o. Sente 9faIi
Slsotr. 9angsaapoIo, S~prsSalen.
SGt fsr, Sui inOtraf en- isrselig ge.
sipenbeo paa @erafer. 6Itre. aouert
til arbeioer gernt gItgdaro, 8aren,
ser forreiten bar paret ipgelig en-
lGngere Sib, ialbt nemlig bso ON paa
8ulpet, init iom bum fom meb 4affe.
tieSien oq ifulhe ifipnfe | paa gorOet.
5amiIien bar p9ret uoTat for Spg.
bonn en- lang Sib. Ianoens forrige
aone (ban bar o9ret git TO 8ange)
% iorn par en- Ssiter al Senne, bsOe
al SGring; 9srnene bar ogIda prret
ipgelige. SO, ber finoes nof Sem,
iom Grligen trpngte beore ale De
Benge, iom MI og ga, og iiGr til Sui,
9aar no al 9pgSen / ltnptte, ia |
9rpnOepin. De tliiirloe StlIer gien'
mer NOT mango / TRANCE 8aar.
Ile "0ecorab.BoIten 2Riere %
&eoaftsr fanr ia Sof for go0t Sslse.
Itnb i oct gamIe aar % suifes alt
9oot / set begpnbte. Mr. anunbieu
en ipecieI Gaf for aue eooe Ging /
Soften, iprIig for "apabene". Oct
oil blioe ct BragtpGrf, naor oct er
iamlet % in0bunOet.
antb. 8pnten.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Norsesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo.

81 tar me0taest ioa mango
SpsrgSmaal, ON nj life fan faiie
acrtct flGbet paa 2Rrreo. at ri be.
Itente os til at iorisse neo ct Tibet
garti. 6or 80 Gerts egtra fan ri
ltafie aartet ~fliitret pea SGrreo. rleo
Srqitptte paa bper GnSe iaa at Oct
ION hGngss op paa @Gggeu % rules
op, uaar set life brrges.
vi ptl meo bet ldmnie sisrs OBJ
merfiom paa. al man life fan ian
5aase YrGmiebos % Start. nnota.
gen man betaler ezra ier en- at Ge.
lele.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Jnlebrep.
st o. anbet ira Mernfer. - Epcr'
brnbigt SnIeDeir.
anoet 8psoenyt.

Sitter bar hi bant Sui os a%arsifiits.
gltter bar airfeflofferne ringet ira
Saarne og minSet ON BAN. iom iso.
tes | getblebems. StnIoen, % MI isaar
ringet De og fortnlte ON, at ct mt aar
bar ifreSet inb. og at bet gnnle bar
gaaet til fine SRore. 9ette er 10 iIet
life noaet MT / fit Slngs, bette meo
Silen, oct er 10 faa op isien slnr for
gar, - oe Dog: Sulen, Seiternes
Set, bIir alorig for samnel, ben er
os blir lise ung for bper Sang ben
tommer.
% NDanret fomrner og er ligeiaa
lliaiennemifiieligt iom De forrige, BET
er og blir lige mt for os. 8i faar
bare t9nfe os fremoper BET, snife
bberanSre 2pffe og 2epeSase irem.
igiennem bet, og taffe Tor aft eoot
Oct gamle gar.
Meo Senipn til geir og S~uIeisre
bar ot iGroeles usunitigt itillet bette
aar. Oct er 10 iaa, at man IGnge
foritb, = ia belle IA Gage - begpn.
Der at refuirere gobt Sulepeir - bper
for Jig. 5or Sui uoen Sne % fnir-
fen0e Slpoeisre, 9tnfroit paa Sfo.
gen og &oier paa 8inouet, og
fremioralt: maaneIpie apelbe, BET blir
life roget, BET. Deb Senipn til set
it6Ite, iaa fortalte 10 almanaffer os
allerebe tiolig paa aaret Sattbbeben,
og t1eo Sneen iaa bet ogiaa ~tarpeligt
no, men BET retteOe Jig, og ri to9 imoo
Sltlen - so0 Gro. Wen Sulenatten
brso Der Iss en- Storm ion1 Dor ma.
gelss. 5 Solfemunoe bar ieg bsrt
pnttet ON, at Stormelt bar BEN oerite
paa 1870 @ar; Sagene flei al Slt.
iene paa flere 8auroe Der, Sapegttter
og Stigarer bar faitet Iangt bortoper,
og Ian9s 8eien itooner til atrfen par
Sfogen faitet Iangt bortoper STARTER.
ne, oprepen og fn9ffet. SuIeoag bar
BET bra 8eir, iaa 5olf iamleoes / Slot
og 6slge / &irfe, men Scat % Dag
ii0en igien bar Der peret iplt geir,
Storm og Snefape ~uafbrllOt. SuIen
er iaaleoes meitenoeIs t~ilbrast Il
Sus", nogct SltIefisring bar Der life
un0er iaaoanne 8~eirforboIbe oGret,
tror ieg. s..
vi Setter os Roroer ir,Sen Gage.
ne" bar Ri baot enbel iaar iom ifior.
Ga ieg iaar Of "Sd6reOs.Senipn"
life bar let ttoget til SuIen uSenfor
Stueu9ggen, fan ieg heller life gipe
iaa mango Splpsntnger. Oct er ba
beler life nsooenSigt. Seq fan nap.
ne, at S%fole6ernene I iamtlige 4
8reOie Der bar bapt fine Suletrpfe.
tier. 8aitor Stabea bar oaret Size.
len / belle GiIiteIniusen. llneoomsla.
gene bar ogiaa bapt fine Setter. ri
SulebeissenOe fra amerifa font bare
en-, nenlig Ole 5. StoroabI ira Mera.
fer.S ettlemeutet ri,not Sioilr Sails,
g. Saf. San ttGbrtnger Stlen Der
hos 9rgorene Ole oe Better RIuroal
iamt Dos Ssiteren Secret 8olb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Bilietter biIIigt!
Siljalas.

10 Butiter mee Sarelaser i bet rorellgi
MtHusipia er illialss III Suolpesprls lem
trent $4,000 90 bporai Salposlen ioHiant.
eassret about npt. liOiis CmiRiuna.
@rnRoeu III Salsss sr. al SEiiisrus Iisssi
iOr Iansi ira NIT SlsnL Scr HGrmere Gp'
ipsniHsrr "TRIP III
A. L.. HiMLE,
@39 Endioott Bldg, ST. Paul, Misn
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

summer in Prescott, left this city for his home this week on account of the dangerous illness of his father. MT Stratton expects to return to Phoenix.
 Among the guests registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were w. O. Franklin of San Francisco; w. J. Wal ters. Denver; J. B. Rank. wife and child, Washington. D. C.. Gray War ner, St. Louis; w. H. A. Fraser, Ot- tawa. Canada; O. H. Wefing, New York; G. VT. Brown, Coshocton, O.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday were: H. H. Levinney and wife, Ash Grove. Mo; F. M. Brigham Decatur. Mich; C. B. Blanchard and family. Massachusetts; J. w. Estell and wife, Oracle; J. D. Kingsbury, Al buquerque; Henry G. Miller. Jerome: George L. Honeyman, Portland, Ore.
 The following named were passen- gers on last nights outgoing M & P. train: G. c. Klags, Harry Hyms. for Los Angeles; Mrs. J. w Swilling, H R. Emper and Mrs. H. R. Emper. for Yuma: A. Bevins, for Santa Ana, Gal. and William Foster, for Jamestown, N. Y.
 Among those leaving for the north on this mornings s. F., P. &P. train were A. G. Hubbard, for San Francis co; Fred J. Beitrich. for Kansas City; O. P. Morton. MT and Mrs. John s. E. Young. Captain W. A. Holbrook for Prescott; D. w. Steele. H. NJ Lewis. for Salt Lake City; V. S. Smith, Null dall, O. T.; Carl Bullion. 4. c. Miller Jerome Junction.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

insane asylum. He was taken out last night.
 MlSFORTUNES IN eUNClIES.- Ralph and Ivy Marshall, students of the high school and sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Marshall, are having more bad luck that usually falls to one fam fly in the same length of time. Ivy is confined to his home by an internal injury received while playing football. the seriousness of which has not vet been determined, and Ralph was taken home from the school house Wednes- day, having suffered a most unfortu- nate accident while conducting an ex- pertinent in the chemical laboratory of the school. A quantity of hydrochloric acid was thrown into one of his eyes, the pupil being badly burned, and the injury being a very painful one. There are fears that he will lose the sight of the eye, while the other one may possibly be affected somewhat. The re- suit, though. cannot be fully. deter mined yet. Ralph also received a pain ful though not serious injury to one of his feet last week, and about year ago he suffered the breaking of an arm while playing football at the park
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

the bag in soap and water for fifteen minutes and then dip it into water containing a little starch. Take the lace from the bag and stretch it out to dry.
 Turpentine will remove spots from furniture. Cream colored Spanish lace can be cleaned and made to look like new by rubbing it in dry flour Rub as if washing in water, then take it out of doors and shake all the flour out.
 A certain wise mother draws or copies an animal on a sheet of paper, just the outline; places it under the machine needle and with a long stitch. but no thread. bricks it around. She then threads a good sized needle with bright thread tied in, and the child is ready to sew with mamma.
 Black laces of all kinds may be cleaned by putting into alcohol and churning up and down in it till it foams. If very dusty they may need a second application. Squeeze them out and smooth straight; then lay between brown paper and place under weight to dry; do not iron. Another method is to clean with warm water to which a little boraX has been added. in the proportion of a teaspoorful to a pint, using an old black kid glove as a sponge. Do not dry by the fire or it may turn rusty.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
BOARD OF TRADE
Treasury Helped by Payment of an
 old Subscription.

There are on the books Of the Phoe- nix and Maricopa county board of trade records of various subscriptions that have been made for the benefit of that organization that have never been paid and that if paid would very materially improve the treasury. The fact is called to mind by the follow ing elf-explanatory letter that was received in yesterdays mail addressed 10 B. A. Fowler. president of the board:
 Los Angeles Pacific Railroad Co.,,
 Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. IS. 1893. ITO the Board of Trade. Phoenix,
 Ariz..
 "Gentlemen.-Some time age I sub scribed Sl0O to be paid to your honor able body. I have always been under the impression that this money was 10 be paid only under certain condi- tioIs, which l thought had not been carried out by you On the other hand, Mir. H. W. Heap has written me to Hhe effect that I should pay this amount over. I am very glad to en- close it herewith.
 The bright prospects of the new storage reservoir to be built by the United States government ought to make every one in the Salt River val ley feel very hopeful of the future. I am aware of the splendid work done by the board of trade in this connec- ton and am pleased tO add this small subscription to aid your future efforts in upbuilding the valley. of which we are all so proud. I am very sincerely yours. M H. SHERMAN"
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
EXERCISE REMOVES THE DOUBLE
 'NlHO

The woman who has a wealth of chins and who rests them all on some kind of a primitive neck arrangement has only herself 10 thank for this dis figuration,
 If you want to catch the art of keep ing your chin nice sit for an hour and study your 12-year-old girl. Every time she moves her head try to move yours; every time she throws her head back throw yours back Take note of the hundred sharp quick movements she makes every minute and try to initiate her. You cannot keep it up over an hour. But this one hour of active physical exercise will do your chin world of good.
 You will probably want, also. to shape it. and this you can do with the hands. Get some one to mold the chin with the fingers and in a little while you will be surprised and pleased to note how the chin keeps its shape of itself and continues to follow the mold.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
Final and Impressive Obsequies Over
 Body of Father O'Growney.

The Dublin Qreland) papers give ex- tensive accounts of the final obsequies over the remains of the late lamented priest and scholar. Father O'Growney, To whose active labors the revival of interest in the Gaelic language was due to large extent. It will be re- membered that the remains of Father O'Growney rested in the cemetery at Los Angeles for two years, and that only a few weeks ago they were dis inferred and taken through to New York. with series of impressive fu- neral services at various large cities. The final resting place Is at Maynooth college. where the priest-patriot had SO earnestly labOred for the upbuilding of sentiment for a new Irish republic. The Irish papers say that there have been but two funerals in modern Irish history that have compared with that of Father O'Growney; they were those of Parnell and Terrence Bellew Me Manus.
 There are many Phoenix people who remember Father O'Growney, and some who cherish his memory as that of a sincere personal friend. He spent several months in this city for the ben eft of his health before going to Los Angeles where he finally ended his life work. While here he was an occa- ssionaI contributor to the focal papers. and he was a man who was univer- sally esteemed by educated people wherever he went TO matter what their church fellowship might be.
 One incident that will be recalled by many is that he translated from Eng sh to Gaelic the national anthem, America" which was sung by young Lady at one of the Catholic entertain nlents given while he resided here.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
PERSONAL.

Capt W. A. Holbrook of the United States army. accompanied by his wife and two children. registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 Those registered at the Occidental yesterday were G. A. Yant, Chicago; J. r. Kennedy, San Francisco; Ter Wilson, Prescott; R. NJ. Wallace, Los Angeles.
 MT. Deane Stratton. student of the College Of the City of New York. who spent last winter in Phoenix and the
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
GOWNS FOR AFTERNOON WEAR

Black crepe de chine and l loosely woven fabrics of every kind are more fashionable than ever for smart wear. and as the lining can be seen through the material it should be some bright color. such as cerise or cornfiower blue; otherwise the effect is lost. The bodice is seamless at the back nd has one side piece. The material is mount ed on a tight fitting foundation and fastens up the center of the front. A fullness of silk or lace over satin is sewed on to the right front lining and then hooked up the left side beneath a fold of the material. There are nine pieces in the skirt. and as the full cir conference at the hem is about six yards the material of which the gar ment is to be made must be light in substance. If not it would be too burdensome to wear. The back seam is about eight inches longer than the front, and the placket hole is at the left side.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Effective Saturday morning Novem- Der Ith, all trains carrying passengers in the M. & P. and s. R. V. R. R. will arrive at and depart from the new station grounds between Center street and First avenue with the ex- ception of train i. which will continue to depart from Seventh street station at zoo r. in. Fer the present tickets must be purchased at the Phoenix city office or at Seventh street, and all baggage will be handled at the Seventh street station.
 M. c. BICKNELL
 Superintendent
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l take pleasure in informing the general public that I have opened an office at c13 West Washington street where l will conduct a general real estate and room rfenting business and also an employment agency. where heln oc all kinds will be furnished hotels, restaurants, boarding houses and housekeepers Fl. NJ. Chapman.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
ops AND ENDS.

To restore and stiffen wells wash them in tepid wated CT soapsuds, then rinse in strong bluing water
 To whiten lace, iron 1t slightly and sew it up in linen bag; place the bag in 6 dish of pure olive oil and let it re- main for twenty foi;r hours. Then boil
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
SCIENTISTS KILLED.

Madrid, Nov. 5.-During a meeting of scientific societies in the Atheneum in the province of Murcia, today, the building collapsed. killing seven per sons and iniuring twenty fatally.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
JotNTTNNEH. oQe99e

John Turner, an anarchist, will be deported to England upon his own ad- mission. He will be the first anarchist returned to Europe under the law pass ed by the Fifty-seventh congress pro- hibiting the landing of persons who
 are opposed to all organized govern
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

The annual meeting of the stock holders of The Arizona Publishing Company VII he held at their office in Phoenix Arizona, on Monday, the i6th day of November, 1903.
 GEO. w. VICKERS,
 President
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

!
 Turner has been ready to talk on many subjects, but he had merely smiled when he has been questioned about his coming here, and he has re- fused to give specific information. He will consequently be deported at the expense of the government.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrud ing Piles. Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you, in to 14 days. soc
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Mrs. E. M. Mosher has reopened her dressmaking parlors in the Doris Opera House building. Tailored and evening gowns a speciality
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

The magazine known as The Smart Set" asks the question: Gan women Smoke TobaCco?" They can, but it will make them sick until they be- come used to it.-AtchisOn Globe.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Notice.-Those who may have claims against the English Kitchen must pre- sent same before Nov. to insure prompt settlement. Three of the four equal partners who formerly owned this restaurant will continue to con duct this business at the old stand
 Leung Quong Co.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Just received the new Alexander pompadoIr and hair switches. Mrs. R. A. Brown. 237 E. Washington st. Watch for my sale day.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

We are getting a cake of ice every morning that we would like to trade for a chunk, of coal.-Philadelphia Rec ord.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

When in Glendale stop at Lunds s restaurant for a good meal.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Be sure and attend Auction Pie" social District 14. Friday night.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Big men make mistakes-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

Electro Facial Masasge, Scalp Treat ment, Hair Goods, Latest Modes, Man touring. Mrs. Aylwin's Parlors, II S. Center Street
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Nov. 5.-New Mexico and Arizona: Partly cloudy Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

The partnership heretofore existin.; between Merit Pollard and Chas. Nj. Geach, doing business under the fru name of Pollard .S Geach at 10 and 12 F.. Wa shington street Phoenix. Ari- zona, is this day disso:ved by mutual consent. The business will be con tinued h. NJ. Pollard who will pay all debts of said firm.
 CHAS. NJ. GEACH,
 MERIT POLLARD. November 1st. 1903
Arizona republican., 1903-11-06

November list. 1903.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-05

@attse Samilien puroen olf bieIe
@eiIe a%usaerDttet. 8Dn elmer aus
iieben 8eriDuen beitebenoen Somilie
blieb Ntenano am 2eben, Die 2ei=
ben Der fieben Ib9eibfadteten bduf=
ten Die 8nihtbn5pufs auf Den 0eero
Der in Slammen .ftebenoen 6iitte.
9tibt cine lebenbe 5eele blieb i'm
DDrfe suriid. Gin paar 8eruunbe=
ten 9elano es 81 entflieben, mebrere
oerIelbeu muroen aber BON ben turz
fiIden Soloaten nod eingebolt, Die
linen oann n8um S9era" Sbren
uno @aien abihuitten, ebe tie Iie
nieberenoltten.
g5ah eirlem anberen 8eribte BADEN
ith aus 5Dmerbaih uno anoeren
bena9barten Srtfdaften am Bresbaz
See uber 1900 GemDbner in Die
Serge geflft6tet, mp 1ie DINE Mdbz
runG uno Glei6ung iinb unb orDBe
Wotb leioen. Cine Ibtbeilnne iDf=
der 5li6tlinge, 3umeiit Weiber unb
&inoer, tpuroen- BON ben Balnibpz
s0ufS Qbgefangef, tneldJe lie in elmer
S@ludt nieoerldolien, nadoem lie
u%ftnennbare @rdue( an ibnen aus
eeubt botten.
8abei beitebt aber, mie ee1aat, auf
Der 8alfan : 6olbinlel fein 9rieesz
auItano. 8ewabre!