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Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

An ideal all the year round home for a resident of Phoenix will be leased furnished by the year on very reason able terms. Owner is away and de- sires permanent reliable tenant rather than fancy rental. Windmill with tank acetylene gas plant, stable. with other modern ccnveniences. Beautiful grounds and plenty Of shade. One block from car line in Capitol addition. Inquire of H. I. Latham & Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

Maximum temperature, SS; minimum temperature, 30. Average relative humidity, 2i per cent. Total precipitation, o. Character of the day-Partiy cloudy.
 NJ. F. BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

Sunshine lodge Degree of Honor A. O. |. w. will give a grand Calico ball on St. Patrick's night, March 17th, 2t O'Nein hall. A general good time tn all; bring your calico with you. Tickets S1.00. Ladies free, Full particulars Inter.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04
p. I. Barnum said:

"The American people like to be humbuEged." We should dislike to be- lieve the truth of this assertion. Yet the people almost prove it's truth in their patronage of travelling spec tacIe peddlers The rural dis tricts especially are filled with these so-caIled "oculists' who make good living by imposing on the credulity of humanity. These fellows are all smooth takers and can convince anyone who will give ear. that the listener is on the verge Of blindness. The glasses may seem al right at the time, but in a few days don't suit. and then the "oculist' is gone never to return, and so is your money.
 We are permanently located, and guarantee our work.
 DIR. MUNSON
 IlS W. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1904-03-04

Nothing turns a mans hair gray SO quickly as trying to please a woman who doesn't know what she wants.- Chicago News.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Washington, D. c., May 16, 1904.-Sealed proposals
In duplicate will be received here until TWO Pm.
MAY THIRTY-FIRST 1904, for lighting portions
OF public grounds in this city during year ending
June 80. 1905, with Welsbach other high candle
power gas lights. Information be obtained
here THOMAS W. SYMONS Col.
my1s 10. &c, ri, 80
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAs-
TIERS DEPARTMENT Washington. d. c.. May
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH 1904 and
and Mineral Oil at Washington Barracks and
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For a school site lying between Eleventh and Six.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12
Grcsiriiotsttt Der g. & 8.
WtfcNbAtltt.

Wa6 6ilben, 5iibtpeiien, WeFet
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tig bis l3. Stunt. 6
Na6 2ima, o., ain g., z. lno s.
SUM fir ben preis Der einfaben 6abrt
mit einem 3ul6loa BON 25 @ents FIR
Die Runofobrt. Sifets aiiltig bis IL.
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nit einem 3uidlae BON Is Gents fir
Die Gunoiobrt aur nationalen 0er=
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sut bis 81. Mai. 2.
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bonn II. bis 23. Mal fir Den einIa6en
Yreis fir Die Gunofabrt gum 8eiude
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II. Mtai fir oen einfahen Brels nit
einem 3uidlae bon 25 @ents fir Die
3unofabrt gum Beiu9e Der 8roB[oge
Der S. .. .. i. 9idets gut bis 81.
Wtai. 2
Wit oem Sntraftreten zines neuen
6obrplanes weroen tpieoer Gonnta0s=
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nod @lepelano toltet $l.50 uno nad)
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YrelIe. 8
gta6 @Isoelano fir ben greis Der
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0rnnbeiscnt5nms llebertragungen

Sobn 6. SOB 8u 80. 8. mbitmer, sOt IL, srade's
| Wttls, 500.
9tuoplpb an Ninnie 8eter 2bellpt 1876, 1885, 1877 nno
| lSS 8pper ST.
Sober aanO & Smpropement Co. 8u 9ugo ead)en=
meDer, Got SO, 8oper, 81.
8telelbe 5u 5eOrge G Syerg, &Dt iii, S0bet, 81.
| 9teIebe an @bas. SS. 9afer &ut IL, 3pner, 81.
2teIebe gu Seize 3. Safer &ots 10 uno l22, Sober
SaeOb gamiOrt gu GlOro 6. millOn, sOt6 s'eto
9l3obetb ar4nol au Subn GrOut sut II uup GbeiG
| lpt 78, 8pliDnr, $3.50
Socob %. Snpber 81 gliuton Meeie, GbeiGot l6,
| ubrihSple 5000.
Mtarp Sent 8u alopO wtprpbq, 9ot 8, Stem eOn,ers-
| tplpn $780,
erben pOn esnrg aIber au alOpO Dsurp9p 200 adsr
@abtngtpn' 5000
3: $. Yearion au 5ODn 6ornep GbeiIOt 2Se,
aNarp srre9er gu GDparo settsl, got 1885, Sober,
| SIS.
$. 6, Sable gu Sobn s. OteiD, e4l1oo afer, 9anbs
$780,.
Sauel Soas saa4laBperpuler, su gbilip atuo, 80
| Mfer 9pper $4,000.
Sobn aB. su Grpba Spr 241s gfer, gorf, $1,000
Sarab ann gurreu 5u Mtorp Wonta9 Got 402
3oper aanO g Improvement 50. su Soeob @eottse
| &pt SO, SDner ST.
| 3ieielbe an SSreo. @epttee Got 90. 9ooer, 81,
9Bl e5. So1ltettler an SSrontlln 8afer un0 oobu
| Stoller, so Ider Sugarcreef $780,
8opio Wourer 5n @Sira @alton, Sbeillot 1877, glciu
suoolpb Meneer gu &ubOlpb gseneer, IT,, 100
| Sll00 Ader linton, $36o240
| Spiepb gu @tso Scptt, 53 45llOo @ter. N2ill 81.
WtargaretD Sdblpab 5n Solepb gBplt S8h &def,
Salent 5000.
Soiep6 agOlf gu eli8a geters, euis 8, 81 unb 80,
| g9plfS Statlon $3.50.
9bcooore Better au &ebecca 9aas, apt 2l, 9oper,
| S400
Gffe uRb moltcr gaeiuer gu ,Sepntpre Cotton, 1876
| 6Sll0o slder, g8apne 1858
5noion Wslrpbg 5u aoam Gappcl, 80 56lloo acfer,
| @aibingon, $3.50
g8m S, Gimltn 5n Santss 5erris, 20 ader, ssair=
| iielo, SI0O
6. ST gailep @aalabpermalter, gu q. 30. genoau.
| er, &ot Il, Neiu 9bila., S24l0
Wtar9aret 81 Wttnnts Sarinter, 9lder, IairfielD.
| 5000
&atp an 0tarp a6rd9, 2 glfer Maia, 500.
/ 8afp 81 SSronf ubrid). 8 72ll00 Nter 9fia 81
| 8ieelbe 81 gomar0 ubrt6, 9I100 Mtia $780,
! 3teelb Su Sarr,e ubridl Mder, Ytill Sl00
1 8ieeibe 5u @arre ubridP 45ll00 Mder .g]}tll 81.
SieeIbe an Eolanaa eiron, 13 2ll10o ader. min,
ST.
,elop syobaiOns erben su emil grneser ader.
4 mapne, 500.
Saiia gsoIton y. NJ. su SoDn eblahp 2olloo
Moer @pIbeI, $432.
sntber 3oimes gu Seprse sansan, Got 8, @ennt5on
! $500 l
anorep 3eig nno SarrD stbanls au @eorse ssertia,
3sarp Strobm au SenrD sinarb, aot 10, 9ennifpu,
/ S1l00 "
/ apota unb s. M- 3u Sobn aeDier abeinot 10, IL,
IL nito l3 nbritbsDtae, $1,000
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Wittotta Safe, sSnOtana.

Brd6ttger Sommer.Grbolun9sor ON ben 8enu1nle
0auta Slnlen. - ;jnoianas beriibmter Spmmer.@rhn.
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rung Rube nnb @rboluuq au perblnbeu miinifbsr
9teler YlaB ut Der S1t ber Wtnona.4IIempln nnb
Sommeri9uIe nne ptro idbrl1dD ppn ,5oblre6en ger.
lonen Gus auen 2be1en Der 8erelni9ten Staaten be.
uht. Seqinneno nit bent l6 W2oi Dem GrRffnIinnSs
ta9e Der cation In Mtnona Safe perben ouf Beuuinls
oania Stnteg @Tcurtonss9idets Oortbn gum @erfauie
aunte9en Sdtlon= nno l5t09i9e 9ittets lperoeu ben
gah5en Somnler perfauf Wegen .fpeiterer Ausfunft
betreHs Sabrpreies nno abfobrts3et Der 3iqe peube
MON lidb an ben Siefet.2t9euten ber genniplponia
Stnten oosr on S: Wan 9uien SGlfs.Seuerol=
Yolo9ter=a9ent Ytttsburq ga
Snformatton tber 4tratttpuen in Wiuuno 2ofe,
plro ollf Anraee ppn 9. g. 9icfep Getretar uuo &C.
l0aItsluBrer Btnona Safe. Snb., geliefert Is
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aniebt in pertrdslid)en @er9dItnijien.
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bic beifen s5utierItoffe, iueldbe ber g8elt be-
FAINT finb. Miebr @elo fann Deroient per'
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ttbcr Die SenniDInania j.
&inien4

SEtnrronsttdetS 5um 9eiu6e ber meltaus1telunQ
IN ct. &onis ilber Die 9ennID0auio &iuien ucrbeit
fault:
Sltets gut tr Die 9on5e Saiiou bis gum 15 9e5euts
ber lueroen berfotft fir $2l 55 fir bic gfuubrei1e,
Slefets gut fnr 60 Gage aber ntt giltig uod5 bent
i5 Se5ember, perben leoen Sag Oert0uft fir $l7.55
9idets gut fir Is Sage perocn ieben Sag pcrfouft
fir Sl4.85 fir bic GunbreiIe
S999.@reurfon gut fir 7 Sage peroen pont
y! Wtot an 1eoen Stenitog uno 8Dnneritl9 pertauft
bts 9unt 49, Stunt fitr $l0.50 fir be 8unbfabrt ooer
un9efdbr fir einen Gent bic Meile 9teielben iuo
aber nir tur 9etpbbnlte Raiiagerlpagen gltt9 pb an
rt9elmdBt9en ooer an ipeaiellen 3feen.
=, Sir ndbere austunft penbe man f1 an g. 9.
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oem Observation-Disclosures &rie9e, Die
lih bereits 81 Gerbdnoen 3uIammen=
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bin3utommen? 2auter penlirns.@an=
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Ser. Stoaten cine to1tIpielige Nfaire
fiir oiele Sabre binaus.
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= Si Der bielipradiaen Weltitabt
Wem Yort iiberfubr Der arie6iide Gut.
f6er zines dinelilden Smportbauies
einen Staliener. tpuroe oann bon einem
irif1en Polisiiten uerbaItet unb nab.
oem elm oeutIder Nr5t bic Ratur Der
Berlebunaen unteriudt bate, Dor Ell
neit iioilden Coroner 0efiibrt unb bon
oieiem in Greibeit aeIeBt. SEPT bot
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unb es ltebt 5u ermartell, oab Der Bro=
aeB Dor elmer aus JranSolen, Spaniern,
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@ei6worenenbant perbanoelt lueroen
miro.
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stteort8e sSaDrprciie alad, Gar=
tDage, No., t'ia NcnnIDls
DNttiQ 2iatieff.

5tisbrt9e Sabrpraiie nalb Gartbaqe unb SppIiu
utal iuegfn Der abrlien gonfreus ber oeutiden gap
tliiel lit etiie lOtdggeH aufentbalf iii ct Eng Ar
5teHg'ignng per notwithstanding NdI.res bel Sci.
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YIN g. lno ~ Wtat Z. unb 81. SUM s. i,nb 10.
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Sloen. Gilbipeften @anaoa nno mterifp nerfollft
aae9en 8oten Mbfabrt oer Siige etc penbe man lid,
al Die M9euten btr 8abn nj
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12

AT Alliance connections made with trains from all
stations on the P, F. w. & c. Division.
No. 800 connects at Yellow Greek for Steubenville and
Bae No. 30i connects at Wesvie for Steubenvils and
Union Station Pittsburgh for the East Cafe Parlor Cars
on Nos $40 and 3 No. 343 leaves Ravenna *6 20 am,
arrives Cleveland *8 90 No. 342 leaves Cleveland rs 90
pm, arrives Ravenna rs 20 pm. ~,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12

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2tdeIs nocb @lepelanb iiber Die 9ennIplponiQ Sneu
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12

l3, IA nno Is. SUM- Grcuriionstidet8 lperben uocf
2iflt oerfonft iber Die Neuuippauia 2tnien, peoell
oem 8. ~ u. Sager bon Ohio
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Sarmett at ncrfanfcn oocr Az
OcrtattiG1cn.

Wollt Sbr eine 6arm ertperben?
Senoet fir uniere 2iite. @ir baben
6armen bon so big 500 Nfer.
@aitern Sbio Geal @Hate gr6anoe,
Seem pbilaoelpbia, 8. #.
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Sn Chicago taat Der GonsreB Der
yiii Ter. Wer beriritt sDobl nnterDe9en
BET ben Rlnoern oieier Grauen Mutters
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Wteorige Oabrpreiie itber Oie
SeataiDtnauta &inien ttaM
YtttsbMrG. $50.

YIN 16:, II mn 49, Mtat perten Grcurionstieets
nag, ma9 yttsoar9 Ya nertant we9en Der idbrltdJen
per Ser Staateu Sir NdBeres lpenbet SUD an bic
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ScnsofratiidDe tot0reiiioneIIe
Conventions.

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Lblp mtro ON 4ourerag. q Suui Yad)mitnas uM
ubr III @oiboeton 5nfaminfntretsn nm euen Gaubi.
batter fiir epnsreB iito eintn MabImonu fir beieu
EttrtH 5n nonintreS nne Stpet 0eIegaten 5u btr
bemptrati6cn 9tationols@omoerttnn 5n eripdbler.
Die perIdbeheuef Counties i'm Gitritt fiub All Der
fpIaenben @itmnelsahl bsredt,at:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12

DHYSICIANS endorse
4 the W. 3. Erect
Form corset. That's
because the Erect Form is
founded on the natural
figure-assisting instead of
hindering its fullest devel-
opment. The Erect Form
throws out the chest -
fattens the abdomen -
braces the back and rounds
off hips and bust into grace
full modish lines.
More than 40 different
models. Each style designed
for a different figure. Your
dealer carries the Erect
Form in stock 1t prices
upward from $500
WElEGARTEN BROS.
Makers
s77-s7s Broadway. New York
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-10
REVENGE OF A WAITER.

Tips regarding prospective mugglers the customs of
Meals IN strange from peculiar One OF the
est was cable dispatch from Bermuda received few weeks
It
Customs, New-York:
Watch Green-bicyce runk-fronl Bermuda.
There was signature and the officials utterly puzzled as TO
the of message Bermuda
boat with interest Sure enough named
Green and among his luggage bicycle trunk.
He made the declaration bringing in moth
ing dutiable.
My bicycle of course
Suppose you open it," said inspector
Mr. Green sorry the key Then they broke
and found packed expensive cigars which were
promptly confscated.
The mystery of the eabled cleared by passenger
who had stopped IN Hamilton the hotel with Green 1t
seemed that Green tipped One of them dis
covered that he packing the bicycle with cigars and told
his fellows They Clipped in enough for the cable dpatcn
and giving the tip had revenge for tips given