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Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
II City schools begin next Monday.

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Regular Sunday evening services
in all the city churches will be resumed
next Sunday. ~-#@. "A /
Mrs. James E. Snyder arrived home
from Chicago Thursday much i'm
proved in health. 81.
> Boyton & Welch of Dexter took
$500 worth of premiums on their sheep
ct the state fair.
Miss Efie Hall went Saturday to
Springfield, Minn., where she will teach
for the coming year. ..>
] Miss Millie Clark came down from
Minneapolis Friday to spend a few
days with relatives.
Mrs. G. l. johnson and niece re-
turned Saturday from their visit with
her sister in Minot, N. D.
Miss Grace Baird arrived home
from Duluth Saturday. She stopped
at the state fair several days.
.-Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn., boards its students
for $1.85 week. Good board.
"A. j. Bennett of Brooklyn came
Thursday to visit his sisters, Mrs. j. H.
Hickok and Mrs. G. w. Varco.
Ethel Wold and Nettie Belden re-
turned to the state university this
morning to resume their studies.
e. Joseph arrived Saturday from
Chicago where he made extensive pur-
chases of new and desirable goods.
Mrs. Fred E. Gleason and daugh-
ters arrived home Wednesday from
their. visit with relatives in North
Dakota.
The date on the printed label of
your paper tells every subscriber re-
gularly the time to which he is paid up.
Look at it today and if you are in
arrears please make remittance of part
or all if possible.
Miss Morine French entertained
the Comical Cooks at a six o'clock
dinner Thursday evening and showed
herself delightful hostess. The young
ladies highly enjoyed themselves. A
musical program and other entertain
ment was given.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave
linen shower for Miss May Gender
Friday evening at her home on west
Mill street. About thirty lady friends
were present. A very pleasant even.
ing was enjoyed, fine music adding to
the pleasure of all. An abundance of
linen was bestowed upon the bride
elect.
The graphophne concert given at
the East Side Presbyterian church Fri
day evening by M. E. Hesler of Lans-
ing was we'll attended and gave great
enjoyment. His selections were in
abundant variety and local talent as
sisted with music and recitations. The
receipts were about $l4.
Electric Storm.
A severe electric storm visited this
section Monday night lasting several
hours. The lightning was very sharp
and continuous and the rain fell in
torrents. Among the losses by light.
ming were horse of John Cherney's, a
spring colt belonging to George Ault.
father, stack of grain belonging to
Philip Fink, a setting Of grain on Mrs
Chas. Ruland's farm, the abarn with
one hundred tons of hay, chicken house
with 800 chickens and other property
belonging to G. E. Symes, east Of
Blooming Prairie. He is the son-in
law of Burr Maxwell. There are
rumors Of other damage.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
Winding IT I'm.

Stockholder-You are the receiver ap-
pointed to wind up the affairs of the
Bushall company, believe?
Lawyer-Yes, sir.
what are the prospects?"
"Well, things looked pretty gloomy
for awhile, but they are frightening
up now" =.
"Ah! I am glad to hear that"
~ es; make yourself easy. There is
little doubt now that we can realize
enough out of it to pay my salary
New York Weekly. @3.-.'"
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends who so kindly
ministered to US during the illness and
after the death of our mother, we wish
to return heartfelt thanks. .
.-ss. = :.;=. EUGENEL. FULLER.
II Il ...s. & b. MRS. w. r. SNYDER
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
Austin Steam LAUNDRY.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at The
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style of the art. No chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free of charge.
Give us trial.
T. M. BURNHAM, Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07

Our Illinois and Indiana customers
want to buy your farm. They will be
here every week. If you want to sell
your farm come now and list it with
us. John M. Cannon Land Agency.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
Public Sale.

I will sell at public auction at my
farm two miles west of Austin, Thurs
day, Sept. %, commencing at one
o'clock, s COWS, II young cattle and
calves, draught mare, also some farm
implements.
90 MRS. MARY T. GUY.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
Chickens Wanted.

A poultry car..will be at the station
in Austin Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept. and 8. Farmers bring in your
poultry to theIcar.a Highest cash price
paid. SMITH & PECK.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
st. Louis EXPOSITION.

= = ct. LOUIS EXpOSIt1OH.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
will allow a ten day stop over at either
Chicago or Kansas City on through
tickets to the Worlds Fair without ex-
ira charge. For rates and other infor-
nation apply to any Great Western
Agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A. Chicago,
I'LL. ! r. *z>s:H-55yS- r.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: Boyd M. Northrup
of Minneapolis and Jesse E. Harris of
Racine, Henry Logas and Mayme
Myers of Rose Creek, Ole Anderson
and Mary G. Johnson of Leroy.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07

When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no gripping or other unpleasant
effect. For sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07

Do you think it pays to let cough
run until it "wears OFF,? We don't.
We know that in nine cases out of ten
that cough will wear you off first and
that a bottle of Coles Cough Cure will
pay for itself many times in the doctor
bills it will save you. Try it. Is and SOC.
Guaranteed by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
WEDDINGS
... .r tl7- ~ F.: u
MOsSEY-PRIEST.

At the residence Of S. H.; Tally in
this city, Wednesday evening, Aug. 81,
1904, Clarence V. Mossey of Austin and
Miss Verna c. Priest Of Chicago, Rev.
D. J. w. Somerville officiating. Only a
few guests. were present. H. G. Gill;
more was groomsman and Miss Anna
johnson bridesmaid. A wedding sup
per was served. The groom is en-
ployed in the T. s. exgress office here
and is recent conner to Austin. The
bride has just come from Chicago.
They will reside here.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07

Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure cold in
me day. No Cure. no Pay, Price 25rcents.
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
S 10 SIS $50

Our line of OVercoats for Fall
and Winter is ready. Overcoats
are being worn a little longer than
last season, so inches is a popular
length. We have them in Brown,
Oxfords and Black with belts and
without. Price
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
Fall Styles Of 1904 New Ready.

1--WE have never before shown
as ma gnifcent a line of Suits and
Overcoats as we are showing this
season. We surpass all previous
efforts. The styles are beautiful,
the patterns very genteel. The
Double Breasted Suit is very
stylish this season. We show
beautiful line of them. Price
Mower County transcript., 1904-09-07
$40 SIS $50

We show the best line of
Mems and Boys Shoes in this
city. We put great stress on
style and quality. The latter
particularly is the most import
ant" We have the exclusive sale
in this city of the "Hanan" shoes.
The aHanan are the best: makes
on the1narket. :*.;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
MAGRE FOLK

pnsker at blive fede, og 1ede Folk
onsker at blive magre = Diet CT
menneskelig Natur. Er De fed,
da brug like Scott's Emulsion.
Den vii forage Deres Vegt. Er
De mayer, er Scott's Emulsion
netop hvad De beh9ver.
bet err ct af de stQrste kjendte
kj0ddannende Praparater. like
en- midlertidig Vagtfor0gelse,
men solid KIDD, der vii give Le-
genet Runding hvor Diet beh6-
YES.
Der er intet bedre end Scott's
Emulsion mod Svakkelse og At
magring.
VI vii sende Dom or Prove frit paa F%orlangende.
scor7 : Downs. 4ooPearlstreet New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

De SrnDittonens 89rere uber Oct ren=
baife0e @rus, benfal0t / 8etragtnin-
ger ODER 2tpet n0e paa &6eoen, lDt=
teoe on0egtig til 8glgernes @fpulp
moo Stronbens Stene pg 6elte Guren
| to Mf6eltnger pe0 at iloa fig mes i
Sci tauronterne. @arm Safe bar
Iterfeit e%fteripurgt. 9a Gilbagepro>
menaoen tog lin 8%egpn0elie, ebbeoe
&%i11gningen n6. @n efter EN- ien6te
al9fferne oeres itoite 8eoeilog rs
igfennem 2p6bullerne. We6 SIfrebs>
i%ttllelie b9rte mon @elligaan6S ,bcl6e
dip. Den flinger, lom Sen far en-
&epne. 2engit laa Marmorfirfens
6pbe &loffffetoner og pibrere0e ODER
Sagene. Gaa bleb me6 ct alt Itille,
ug 2D0ene CLEO n6 I 2a1ften.
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&ip6mbapn.

Snobrno. sos 6ormonoen
for observation-disclosures 6ogfore-
ming paa 8olfparsoei @jgben5opn,
er Der beo beilps Dag forepet sSsno,
bruo og itiaalet to Sparefasiebgqer
paa 10000 &r. FAINT ct 8ar @un6re-
De &rorrer @ontanter. 5oapeI so.
gedne iom &engene tilbgrte 6ogfore.
ntngen. 8egge sparefasiebegerne
fanoteS poo en- Marf beb Merrebro.
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Hrobtnierne.

my SUUt4lt HltU w / SlJlCll.
Hrobinierne.
@fDttefeit. On jpIf 8pifpts
tefelt ifal Sgn0og Sen 10. Suit bol=
6es / Belle. &orlens 5fpttefreos for
til &eprei MISUNDERSTANDING u.s.
tat en- 8an6repofal.
Sort bun6en 8ogbol6er
Sprgenien De0 0ollerup Mpllers So
brifer be6 @tborg far beret for ip1rn=
ben / flere Gage. Bormentlig fore
ltgger ser ct l1lDffestilfel6e.
8eien bar faaet en nD toetageS
8mfbpaning paa 8pens &ope6itreg.
@ejen 8anf far ifglge u&ol0ing SOL
feblo0" en- Smietning poa 5H Mil.
ST.. / Sc ferlte 8 Moone6er;; mon far
6esuGen oprettet Ell 6iliol al &ejen
@anf @ollteo, og 8iliolen ipnes og=
iaa at orbej0e go6t.
Sernb oneulp ffe. @11
Oame fra Npfjgbing, doors, ser for
1e0en btl6e beltige Soget peo Sfops=
gaar6 Station, efter at Goget bar tat
/ Gong, fol0t ne0 mellem Tpget og
Herronen og fit set enc Sen fnujt
oben for Mnfelen. @q1n in6log0es
paa 8rouit 5pgeb1ts.
&afcinotion 90 &ets=
p e e. M1ellem 8proo6et og 81
itriftSlGgen / Npfjpbing S. ct ser /
S. ~Npfjebing 9ogbloh" u0br10t
Strio, for6i 0iltriftslnge Som ties
far orgret Jig pe6 at benptte Set ino=
ponltge 2cfale til offenlig @afcino=
ton paa @pens Noa6bus og / 5teoet
for far benpttet Sen gon1le 9proo0s=
Ial be0 5i1en al lelpe &etsiolen. ga
&%afcinotionen foregif iomti0ig meo>
at Ser 3olotes &et, fdlte 8pfoge6
Solcf fig I b6i @ro0 generet ur1oer
&ettenS %leje, og ban far herfor /
Screening mes @proo6et ien6t 81
ltriftslggen Ell ifarp Eroteltifripelie.
Mrbei0erfonflift. Ser
bar I lpngere Sis beret fdrt Uor=
banoltnger mellem u9onl f Mrbej0s=
monosforbl1nb" og Sc jpbife &olfpur-
fer %o1gooerr0e Observation-Disclosures poo
Grultr1p &olfp9rf. 6orle6en ifuloe
6orbon0lingerne bope onret fortlotte
/ &j.bopn mellem 9ireftpr 8olff /
Si6org og Torretningsfprer $. sc.
@a1le11. st &ar Gage fbr ofifeoige=
&c imiolerti0 Snipeftpu Sitting pes
Grli tra'p &olfogrf 10 orgo11ilereoe
Mrbejoere oJ MI bor 9ireftgr @olff
meooelt u0anif M%rbej0smnnos for
buno", at ian life FINDER %9(nle0ni11g
til bioere 6orbon0ling, bborfor ST.
bei6et t%elegrofiif CT lto10iet poo &olf=
rarfet. Mrbej0sne0leggelien omrfot<
ter 20-25 Mon6.
Sra @efseprocese + =
mes Gage. S 26rne / 9fprre
Nebels Nnrbe6 opfpreS / 6enne Sis
en M Strife, | bptlfen lfal benDttes
oen Mltertople og Brn6ifel tol, lom
b6rte til Sen go1nle Strife. 8egge
9ele CT Ser for nlt blebne ien6te til
&ipbenboDn for at rel toltreres, og be0
Den 0erbe0 foretagne ltn6eripgelie
,bar man foaet Sisbeo for, at 8rn0i=
feitolen far i'm interesiont @iltorie,
Ser letter SEN / 6%orbin0elie mes ct
&apttel fra @efseprocesiernes Gage.
MrnSffn7t,In ,, Sr, 1io 1nIn n ~ M -,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

@fpttefeit. On ipif @pifpt>
tefelt ifal 5g1oog Ben 10. Sult bol=
6es / 8ejle. @orlens 5fpttefreos for
til MISUNDERSTANDING us
fat en- 8an6repofol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

= y l ItllGcL
Gorl Tbomiens Opfprelie al Sen
grtr1me Some" L&oonconrfer Torenin=
gen / Marbus forle0en Mften fem Set
til ct Optrtn mellem Bublifum og
Granddaughter, &aptejn Springborg.
Ser moa efter SEN np 8ron0be0tngt
fltn pere 600 Eerioner / Solen, men
Der bar io1gt 8illetter til ct longt
1tprre Mntol. 8rm6inipeft6rcn for
langte MI, at sllle> iom fife bar6e nl1=
merere0e Sio0epla0ier, if1loe forIa,
Sc Salen, og fife alene Sc, ser ltc0
op> fit Srore til at gao, ogioo Gil-
i%fl1errte :poa Be to bageite &effer blep
bite bort. Were, 6eriblonot en- Sour
naliit og nogle 5fl1eipillere, lom bar
inbitere0e al Sbeater6treftdren, npq-
teoe at parere Sr6re, bporfor 8ron6=
tnipefteren tilfol6te 8ran6mon6fab,
ser lo6 Sc 8roteiterenoe iette u6en-
for Deren. Otter flere Minutters
troriife 1tlraab og &oon6flop blco
Der enoelig &c. CO fprlt oo goo
graroinipeftpren Silla6elie ill., at
Seppet maatte gaa op. Meite Sag
lful0e &ome6iens anoen Mft u0lpilles
for Bolitimeiterert. 8ran6in1peftg.
rem iiges | lin opbi6ie6e Eilton6 at
baoe forlpbet fig operfor en- at Sc
pberorbne0e @olttiembebsmpno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

cue pal1lfe 9oo1e. S%elDtplgellg mao
De bog fife Ser foripne Jig n1eo o11ore
Sorroob ems 2epnebami6ler og o1tore
til Belutningerncs l1n6erbol6 ng6=
benoige @orer iamt Sc til Seilo6lens
@ifferbeb f%orng6ne &eporationsmio=
Ter. @eipget mao life n61treffes
ODER "a elmer, mes min6re ltpeir
eller ligne16e ne0penoiggjgr ct lnn=
gere Spbolo. Sui moo fun in6to,
ges I fac itor Meng6e, lom er MO-
benoig til Sejloos til nermelte life
blofereoe &apn / &iemlon6et eller
nreo beofomen6e bonife Mpn6iqbe=
oers SamtDffe til on6et neutrolt &c.
lltemmelieslteo. @aa6on SsSn6tagelie
at &11l fan uoen ierIig @empnoigel-
ie Fun ife en- Gong i 6onif @abn /
2pbet at 3 Maaneoer. &operifibe til
1teoes ser life M6gang til 6anff Sam
eller til 6anif &be6. 8riier moo
ife inobringes til 0anf @abn. So
fpttolsifibe bar 6erimo6 frit 2ei5e
oberolt 6anf sgtefritprium % moo
inotage ale 6orroa6, lom Sc bor
Brllg flor TIL 2esningen al oeres 0p.
gaoe. Saite a11loplag maa inee1 al
o. friasfpren6e Macter babe poa
6anif @runo.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
CHRISTIAN scIemee LECTURE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
 Judge WHa c. EwiR3 of Chheag@. win lecture oaa the subject of Christian Science, Sunday Jan. 10, at s:Se p. na. at the Doris opera house. AdmissSOn free.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
THE sHREwp THAKooR.

Dilatofy railway travellers who are in the habit of missing their trains should take a halt from q certain thak- oor of Jaipur, whe @nce had important business te tnansact at Akl9aradad, but missed his fnain on the HsajpAta;a state railway. Nothdng @aunted, the tfralsoos gathered his quilted skirts for a race with the train to the next sta ton, Secsbines esE-l4ieSent that he weald af4.iNe ha tilage to oi4tafn tlge NeXatious ticket He &s@s s9@N aRead and then alaewiGNesly naa ahead eff the engine betW cen the Fai1s fer he rightly con iiectyTed tlpat St w@.uId be granddaughter were flse ren over. Tlae driver whistled and tka sasoANeR slSsaated, but all in vain.
 At bela.gth bes driver a.Rd stSker jump ed ets the esssgine, aRd, giving chase; ca Ngkt the bBeathtess thak@eF and de- lassited hdla ta tl6e IN9gage van He was Gaaed estgA& anRas "a shiing), q sWgaa considerably bass than the cost of a ra 1Way tic4Ye4, ard ke caught the tnaiR, whicN was what he wanted.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

pronounced to be a forgery. The Ar zona National bank was advised and
 the fact was made known to R. E. Fl-
 hey of the Mutual Mercantile com nany who found Courtney and induced
 him to go to the bank where he was kept until Assistant Cashier Ormsby quietly phoned to Sheriff MuI play ts call at the banl-.
 Sheriff Murphy had previously re- ceived the Elton telegram advising | him to hold Courtney if found and produced this as further evidence that Courtney had been doing crooked work in and about Los Angeles. The sheriff tosk his man to jail. No far ther advice has been received at the sheriA's effice from California, halt tke sheriff expects aA officer ts arrive from Los Angeles. This eft8cef WFd
 be obliged to produce reqNisiti1a Ia pers signed by GoverRcF Pardee ef
 California and authcrity frelaa Cover
 nor Brodie for the transfer sf CSGasS iney to California officers.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
TRa asclEsF PUEBLO
The tntadents at EueseR fss Che Pass
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TOcson. 1an. a--tSpeeSaO CarrRrpon- denet s& The RepUbtaeam.D--MaEUT Rc$zwrl&cnteT hR% nnOUmeeV5 dhe stsnaas lnS co1esuajatssS IS $Oihowz: FinaAcS--f,bnteapt E4e4mNna Sls' IaescsSS
 spOlice- -Nata., sebersaea4. orsmsh. HViIIaeScwss. .:
 wsser-Assyer. cpnt<1n. y'usercusa. HeeffnaiGs.
 stre.t-4srsssth. acnosr1s.la. nuay. Characterization, BRprvnams. HiI. FurcAssins v:iGerzrussa. A G@REy. Building and G4A@d-S8rtS6th- pWEY. scholeFse&a.
 l.Iesn.s--s<,sossdi~sa. Coaasn. Hser.
 Frinslng-Is.srrnAns. on@ss, vpu- lSesc@s.
 IABrAry-EGs,r,naA4. Vstapacmss.
 CsUSstavy-DgfS. 64tSadh. seAC'st-
 pprs-seh69sarM. Can.spn, upuas:
 Hssltlp=-VigAs sseUss, tsqtaRtA,
 Aoagd of Library TVgssteps-Ets,eS. saRBys. GilhNsseusa, E. Ge. @prnrsAy. $ G~ EiHSgplaH. J. B: W-rix&t. sLl -&pF0ant- ed.
 CRy G@s4nesF-ssou1ts a4ntsso to sgpcre~d Lynoau Bridges.
 Superintendent of WAteF H6sAz-. TAonfass Cos1los, ts-s spsm5sts&. ! %atsV 'Cbef&-1. S. 8chme+aEF Rn SDce~ea D. G. saSadapn. Day E@sAae~s~- w'tlltSsn sayess. Te- s-aAs&HtsA.
 N,aAs taastneer-Jospph Birliagp. re. a.,pOlnteA. =. : psre &an-RsmoD Aaonses. tD.,nk@ c.. E9afTsat7 Edaantsa1. fUNaP9nQ . GSfedl SV-%.eStsa. ] !.t'ot-ososse ". oakes. reap
 Raye CNpMttmneaG B4aak Merton. AieR McNllh. Fe.appmlntea. E-ra ossntqnasaar--I4gsemSO 8acaSoF- !nieS, P~-a0qaO&nted. Tr Ss%r&n wils hnI8 over as city 1 pAyEiciGn SRd hrahtA 08SceF by virtue of ths tersah0~Aat law. s~aes@d hs ths | Coutzu soA two ehaSrmsnships; GFiaStb, t~O: NGffY, Guae: Sr@Ole9ssld two4
 | HaoWrhls sassrr S6 aAH ast@rSsY Is slSS; police, Rss sSG&. pRsyzacAan- S5@; SIS sac&; water caeY&. sss; sUpexSa- teReeaa waYer ~wAs. 9HaA tax sOi- . l'seteP. @ltS; city cssT&. Gi&6 aS-6 ss'Ss tFea4sN1e~r, SSa; .nHe90S. SD; council Hl%s0. Sle e@cA. Jack 'Dufton E&s tge only &Hpthc@ni foF the posn&on ~e CWtBSta ah&s :, to szsc- ceed the late fssh9Tt F1RN<r. T2v0 baasc of supervisors aYpOihaRa BSr. -9&s6tSu MT. nufto& W&s SSr2naVsv Fitg AA&Aei and De6ceSaau An% R'@s F~zRo%-eSB Asa the sake of ecoDSRsg. Re sx a Bsintei aRd will have time t9 ESlAo%, eA7 tVssae
 The guests of tke fScekAsntal E&oae were give@ an .agy@saaNls ssNrsRAss Or New FeaT's' day by tho FSaius seanssN iR the foENN of 3 GeaeTeNx sSpFRy Q cheRsgagMe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
A FoRGER JAILED
Secured Endorsement of a Tucson
 Woman to a SIS cheeK.

Under adviceS received from Chief FltoR of the Los AAgebes police de nsrtment. R. II. Courtney Is in the county jail awaiting further eevslop- mehts iB connection With forgertes he has committed, one Of which came to light yesterday. says the Tucson Citi- zen.
 IL aeems that Courtney has been awaiting an opportunity to secure a travelling position with the Mutual Mercantile company. offices Century bloch Last Saturday he called on Miss Daisy McIntyrs. the stenogrspA CT, at the above office and requested hey to endorse Q personal check of s7S drawn ca the Pasadena National hank OE California and signed C. E D2D- isbs. Miss Mcintyre becagns AcaWaint- ed Nith CouFtHey. WhO Was a book Keeper during her residence Last year in los Angeles and gave 70 particular thought to the matter and vent to the ATi%ons %RthoRal hank to Oblige Courtney. The bank sent the check, With they mall, 10 the Farmers and Mechanics bank of Los Angeles. That bank sent the Courtney check to the Pasadena hanR where the rAper Uas
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Cf tlie leading business men, and m ost t prominent citizens of Arizona. Tho noctor ia a graduate {
Arizona republican., 1904-01-08

Douglas as to have e sreOstd brew ferx Osr1S Q sA@rt tlsTse SSO the am rsesslNce9Genr @-zs made that theTW was to he s eFeEeSY .bstiit as d6e Sam basT- MardiSn sRQch. Qs @s stated mOw that
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 Mrs M. A. BtFOs8thcn. wife Of Che manager of the Copper Queen st0Ps, entertained e number Oa lady GTieads at heS hoFns on Eleventh street. A~gt sight, iM ho@or of Miss @eimAR. of I.C~ Angeles. Progressive hearts were played. Mrs. 2. N Pirtls Wiamins frse priEe.
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Arizona republican., 1904-01-08
NEWS OF DOUGLAS
Things Continue to Happen in the
 New and Growing Town. .s

Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 5th. 190a.-fspe- cial to The Republican)-Tbe 0Vbhc schools of this city opened in the ae N SI6,OOO building on the 4th inst Fear hundred and thirty pupils were in at tendance. Only four desks were va cant. This attendance on tbs aFSt day in the new building seems to veGi- fy the prediction made some time ago, that all of the seats would be albed during the first week in January. and that the building would soon prove to be inadequate. The present faculty is composed of the following: Principal Thomas GrindelL formerly principal of the Nogales public schools, prafes- sor of English Literature vin the EOr- nal school at Tempe, and Rough Rider assistant, Mrs. A. NJ. Dyer. lately holding the same position iR the schools of Bisbee and Tucson teach CTS. Mrs. H. NJ, Smith, Of the P9soesiK schools, Miss Julia Riley, of she Springfield, Mo-, schools, and MSss R.. Gray, who has taught in the gchOCas of this city and Naco. Principal GTjFs- dell nas asked the trustees. fer EhKse more teachers.
 This city. seems to be Experiencing considerable difficulty in Gisp6si1G 0f the O,OOO in school bonds. Ca G9er. 3I. 1908. when the bieiS were f& bA opened there was found to be @iERY one, from a Chicago finsncias house. which was rejected becatHR of its' ie- legality. It offered S per cent, WAfae the advertisement called Tor per cent. There have been tWo eb.GEiOns for bonds. the first electioR having been declared Illegal oh a tRC-hhbCality.. Now, the only bid so far received is illegal, and bids must be ag0in adveT tised for. All this difficulty might have been avoided in the aFst place, had the trustees consulted @ lawyer familiar with the territorial laws.
 NJ. c. Osborn, representing the San Francisco branch of the Western Gas Q Plant Construction company, was bn the city Tuesday in the interests Df the Douglas Cas- and FUs@ company. He will soon return and sBpeT.nteRS the construction of the plant hsFe.
 Georgeo H. Kelly, editeF Nf ths RRtsFe national American accompanied 6y Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. C. B. BuM and daughter, spent New Fears tn El Pasc4 Q George Barnes, the ehanlpioN pool @ and billiard player Of the city, has gone to New Orleans 50 attend abe championship games in that Slty. Nr. Barnes wilP try for the championship of the world in three-carGm billiards. Q On last Saturday night he defeated Chan Wright, Bisbee chGTNp4on. in this city.