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New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
FIND CONNECTICUT DEAD IN HOLD.

The police OF the Grsenpont station are investi-
eating the death OF John Connecticut. lOngshOre-
man whose dead body was found IN the hold or the
schooner Lena Cuniskey, at Freeman-st., Brooklyn.
yesterday morning The mans skull had been frac-
tured and the side OF his face crushed i and tho
police think that Connecticut NAV have been
thrown into the hold the conclusion OF quarrel
William Long Of No. James-st, Manhattan. an
other Iongshoreman. who was friend oc the dead
man and who slept the schooner on Sunday
night arrested and held charge or va
grancy for examination Friday. He admitted
that he was under the influence OF liquor on Sunday
night but declared he knew nothing about Con-
necticuts death He thought. however. Il was pos
sible that the man might have reached the boat in
intoxicated condition and fallen into the hold.
The deck above was stained with blood IN several
places and some OF the crew say they heard sounds
OF q scufte deck during the night
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
BURNING CAR HURTS FOUR
Great Crowd Collects az Explosion o.
Motor Box.

Several persons injured when tbs motor bon
OF FuIton-st. trolley exploded and set fire 20
the car at FuIton-st- and Glenada Place. Brooklyn.
yesterday afternoon. The panic and excitement fol-
lowing the explosion caused q tremendous crowd 70
collect The police, thinking that the accident was
one OF large proportions, called anbulances from ST.
Naryis St Johns and the Bushwick Central hOspi-
tails. Thomas K Patterson. thirteen years old, Ot
NiueoIa, had both legs burned and was removed TO
Sc. Johns William Cornelius. the mOtOrman. had
his face and hands burned and his right leg III
rIred. and was taken TO St Mary's Hospital owen
Cox OF No. 5S BradfOrd-st-, was severely shocked
and slightly burned and taken 10 the BUshw1clS
Central Hospital William Potts. OF No 2SS Marion
ST. had his clothing badly burned and his hands
scOrched but he refused medical aJreut1s- The
car was almost entirely burned before the IRE
gines arrived.
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
POLICE HOLD ALLEGED DyNAM1TERs.
Victim Insists That the Right Man Is Still
Free

the Fffth-ave. station Brooklyn in connection with
the attempt to blow up with dynamite the house
of Antonio BartoIotta. the Italian grocer at No
67g Fourth-ave on Sunday morning. Salvatore
Zaccone. who was arrested sunday. when ar
raigued in the Butler-st court yesterday was held
in 500 bail a charge OF vagrGncy for a, hearing
to-day. When Bartolotta heard that Zaccone had
been sent 10 jail he was indignant. and said:
'ZaccOne had nothing more 10 do with this than
l. The police, instead OF waiting and getting all
they could il the way OF evidence before making
an arrest. made grab at man Al once
BartOOtta then went 10 say that tne man he
suspected was a stranger who had been IL his
store several times 10 buy macaroni. This man
had told Of several threatening letters received
by his friends. and said ne would advise any one
getting them TO give up the money asked for. as
the gang bad lot
The police looking for this man and several
others against whom suspicion has been directed.
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
THE "soo's" REORGANIZATION.

Toronto May s0-On receipt of information that
Speyer & Co had completed the sale OF the Con-
solidatod Lake Superior Company securities the
Ontario Cabinet held q specia! meeting at which
al, order was passed declaring that the provisions
under which the bonds of the Canadian Improve
nent Company. to the amount Of 100000 are TO be
guaranteed by tho government had been complied
with
In giving up possession or the 500 properties
- ,ho new cou,psny Speyer 4 Co.'S manager also
handed over $4,000 net profits which had accrued
from the operation of the pulp mill and the saw
Mill IN is expected that the operation OF the
..soou properties will begin at once
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
AMERICANS AT KINGS LEVEE.
G.. W. Vanderbilt and W. B. Parsons Pre-
sented-Captain Mahan Received.

London Nav so-King Edward held Ievee this
morning Five Americans. including George W.
Vanderbilt and William Barclay Pars@ns, were
presented.
After the Ievee the King received in audience the
AIake of Abeokuta Upper Guinea). a picturesque
West African potentate, who has left his country
for the first time his life. Tlls British govern
ment mas agreed to buy all the Alakes Lagos cot
ton for three years. The potentate wore q strlk-
ing robe OF canary ColOred silk. over which was
flung a mantle OF canary plush, pale blue cap.
decorated with lizards. and high yellow boots.
King Edward received Captain Mahan. L. s n
(retired) In private audience this afternoon. His
majesty expressed his deep appreciation OF the cap
tains contributors TO the naval history of the
world
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IFROM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU. ]


Washington. May~sc.
CURIOUS PROMOTION CASE.-Army officers
are discussing the luck OF retired officer who has
been promoted 70 the next higher grade than that
which he has held since he transferred rom
the active list. The Army law authorized the adj
vancsment OF those officers served In the Ctvfr
War, enlisted officers. but service o.
cadet not to be regarded rendertrs off,
Ger entitled 20 promotion In the IN question
the officer was a ratdshipu1aa IN the navy turIaa
the Civil War. and did not enter the army until
1858; II was expected consequently that rs would
not appear a candidate for promotion under rha
atvanceTnent. but the law officer ot Tho army naA
decided that the officer may be promoted r sssrnA
thar whus serving as midshipm&n n TIA nay1'
the applicant assigned 20 ship which On one
occasion pursued Confeaerats vessel n Nssw~
England waters THIS particular duty n corrd-
cred having taken tie u1dsoipu1a1 cut or hio
status such and enabled hi-a 70 perform ssryioA
be promoted Another interesting phase Of thA
Is that the officer retired for disability IN
70 a report on aIs IN the War Department. carn1
on the solss oS the feet.
MILITARY LEGIBILITy-ienEaf 4 =. Wf.A
who commands thu military teparere-- Ot tia M,s>i
souri, is tired OF trying &C read ths scxawh ef
army ofacsrs. Hs has issued orcsr ehas IN
certain cases those who handle official 6counentD
shall print, and not write. tho record Th1 ID
principally n applications for discharge BY rur-
chase where Il Is necessary 20 avoid errcr vhica
Is likely 20 occur from ohscur. signatures or noor-
manded by General Wiut. company commanders
Will state in their fndorsemsnts applications ror
discharge by purchase the narne or the appAicanrf
correctly spelled IN Roman capital lstrsrs. ratnsf
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
AN ECHO OF THE DREYFus CASE.

Paris. Nay SO.-The Ministry of War has caused
the arrest OF an officer who is understood TO have
been connected with the Dreyfus case The Of
hcer. who is held in close confinement IN the fort
of Mount Valerian. is said TO be charged with
using considerable sums Of money in the course
OF the court martial at RenneS In order to obtain
the conviction OF Dreyfus. All official information
concerning the is withheld.
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
NEW ATTRACTIONS AT DREAMLANo,

The santos-Du1nont airship No. is on ex-
hibtion at Dreamland.' Coney Island. 1t is in
hated in a large building of Japanese architecture.
on the ocean side of the grounds. Bonavita and his
twenty-seven lions have recovered from their ocean
-. Il -
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
LOST HIS LIFE IN QUEER ACCIDENT

East Tatfrey. n H. May S0-Charles r Titt-
redge, treasurer of the Mcnadnock Savings I;ark
OF this town, died to-day result OF a 81 oo'ing
accident. While passing a baseball field Sat
lrday he dropped satchel containing a revolver
that he could catch 2 fly ball. and the weapon
discharged. The bullet entered his right side.
klttredse was forty years old. and married
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
STRANDED STEAMER FLoATED.

Kingston. jamaica, May 9o-The British steamer
Rosetti which went ashore on Port Royal on Sat
urday night. Heated to-day al high tide. She
IS not damaged. ana viii sail tonight for Bocas
del Toro Costa Rica, whittier she was bound with
Iahorers for the United Fruit Company's pIanta-
t.uus.
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
NINETY OF TUN1S BAND KILLED.
Raid on Oasis of Tripoh Promptly Avenged
Sharp Fight at Ders.

TripoH, May 2O.-Three bands Of Shamba Tuuis-
ians raided the Trfpolitan oasis IF Sinaun Nay
e. killing a number OF the inhabitants TripOitans
pursued the raiders and overlook them Ders.
In the fighting which followed ninety Shambas
killed
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
FILIPINO LEADER CAPTURED.
Ricarte. Who Headed Revolt in Vigan, Ex-
lied TO Guam

Manila. May sO-RIcarte the former Filipino
leader has been captured by the constabulary and
extled to Guam. He was the leader OF an uprising
AT Vigan in February last
New-York tribune., 1904-05-31
SUICIDE IN AWFUL MANNER

stamford Conn. May S--Miss Mary Tyler.
thirty-six wears old committed suicide to-day by
igniting her clothing which she had saturated
with oil Her family can give reason for the
&C
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
ElEuafians Waneas

WANTED-NCrk by a healthy youns Phoenix. Arlz.
 WORK as ranch haud- a gcoI -nll-z---
 have irrig&-ed. 4l3 w. Bu-hauau- STU UATION-By a sten0E apler who is thorough business woman Al-
 dress q T. rh5s office.
 bOol-keeQer and s-euoEr1T-e-- -Ad- dress A. w. Bean, Prescott Ariz. TyANIE E1I-Au old prospecror voIiI like to make llge-rents yyitl some person or company to be kept ont prospecting for the season Address WANTED Situation by experienced old Prospe P Q. Box E24. Plo=- nix. AIiz.
 EVANTED-Light work on ranch by
 young man. Small wages acceptable.
 Address F IT, -his office WANTED-Posiam by yQung man ez- perienced in steDosr-i ipiN- buoikeap-
 ing and general office work fu miu-u=
 camp or. elsewhere. Resilient or ter
 ri-ory- for several years and can fur
 nish best of references Inquire a-
 Republican office or address Box IT.
 K. care of Republican. ] HELP! HELP! HELP-We can ge5
 you any kind Of help. Cleveland Ss Taylor 15 S. Center st. Employ
 ment agents
 ! WANTED Situation by first class nl4n cook. References Wa Avery 23T F. Washington. 4 FIRST CLASS Japanese cook wants a position. Private family. hotel ga camp. Vamc. California restaurant
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
Reard and aeems

PRIVATE HOME FOR STRAN GERS The Cox house, north central ave, three blocks from Indian school car line Best Of home cooking, nea- sunny rooms. Tents if preferred SS to S1O per week Mrs. S. V. Mont gomery.
 BOARD AT HOAIESIDE PARK HO- TEL CC!ayson's rancl), 3 1-2 miles east oe Phoenix Healuhiest lo-ation Rooms and tents. Super5 table Hot and cold baths. Wagon at Doris grocery or BerryliIs 10 to 12 a. m Caiiy. J. T. White, proprietor, Box O. LEES RANCH. home away from home select patronage, sanitary conditions perfect; free camping pri- vileges for boarders; rates on appli- cation. Free ride from Phoenix daily leaving the Cooper C. Black Grocery Co.,, II a. ID. Box 665- PEOPLE looking to regain their health
 should look to their location and sur roundings. At Camp Scottsdale you are located in a perfect sanitary camp where you can get board at S6.00 per week, rent tents with or without furniture reasonable Also tent houses for sale cheap. I have just completed building 9 new ones. Phoenix daily mail fish, meats. milk, eggs and vegetables. All you can wish for. Come and investigate or ] write E. O. Brown
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and l rooms for housekeeping. 8O1 ".
 Madison.
 ! FURNISHED ROOMS, with board.
 New house; new furniture. 320 \.
 First avenue
 ! DESIRABLE rooms with board in p-i-
 vate family. No tuberculosis. 22 s. ] 9th avenue.
 'IIEALTHSEEK seek Clayson' 's edge of desert Above irrigation
 belt. Dry. mild air. Furnished tents
 for Housekeeping. also camping pri-
 vileges. Entirely new management
 J. T. White proprietor
 lCASA LOMA HOTEL Tempe, Ari-
 zona. New, modern, <amily hotel
 $50 per month.
 fCOLI NTEY BOARD-Pel.,ans desi1Ing
 a good comfortable home for the win
 ter can find the same at the Rumney
 Cu Grand avenue. Rooms in bricl
 or frame; tents if desired, first class
 home cooking. Only fifteen minute.
 Tide from city. Telephone Main 332. IBOARDERS WANTED -Furuisle5 tents and good board, one-hal
 mile west of Indian school on ol Black Canyon road. J- N. TannehH
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
THE BEAR GOT AWAY
But Left His Tracks Behind to Verify
 the Story.

There was a story in yesterday ~orning's paper about a man being chased by a bear in the river bed not far from the old Maricopa crossing at the foot of Seventh avenue. For some reason nob0dy believed the story, though why anything printed iR newspaper should be doucted seems strange But the story was true as far as it went and there was a verifcatiOn of it yesterday though unfortunately the bear was not captured or killed hence the doUbterg will probably con tlaue to harden their hearts.
 MT. Hawbecl1er who was chased by the bear Thursday night with cam Danion returned to the scene armed with rifles and spent the night in tTyiuS to find the bear. They were ursuc- cessful and yesterday forenoon they returned to the hunt and on one oeca- sion saw Q huge black animal through the brush a long distance ahead of them, and beyond shooting range. IL might have been a dog but they firmly believe it was q bear. Whatever lt was though, retree'-vd and was soon lost to view
 Yesterday afternoon 2. J. HaIGermau. Gates M. Fowler and Lincoln Fowler armed themselves and went after the bear. They went first to where the ani- mai was seen the night before. They saw the tracks of the wagon and horse, indicating that the latter was fright ened and running as had neer de- scrired. They also found the little shells that MT. Hawbecker had thrown out of his 22 rifle when he shot at the bear. But more convicing than any thing else were number of large tracks that were enthusiastically che footprints Of a bear or some animal with exactly the same kind of fee, It was impossible to trail them very far as the ground nearby was too hard to leave an impression. And that will probably be the end of the bear story.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

FOR RENT-At Wickenburg. for six months, a furnished three room brick cottage nicely furnished. with tent cottage attached Pure water. telephone. References required A1- dress Box 37. Wicsenburg- Arizona- FOR RENT-6 room furnished house Close in. Apply to F. E- PrOweu, 23o s. First ave IF YOU want rooms. board or EEl- housekeeping rooms we can take you 10 the place. Look us up Cleveland & Taylor. 15 S. Center st. THE ARCADE-32 south Center street Elegant furnished rooms No invaEds taken
 TOR REN-T-F'urnlshed rooms yyita bath. reasonable. Union hotel, GIS
 W Washington st.
 THE VIRGINIA new and elegantly
 furnished rooms by day week or
 month No sick accomuodat ted ss
 South Center
 FOR RENT-s15 w. Washington st. desirable house, completely an1
 nicely furnished. All modern con venIences. Tel Black 1463- OUSEKEEPIIG ROOMS. Apply
 3f7 North Third avenue FOR RENT-Furnisned and unIur-
 utshed houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also. houses. lots and ranches for sale. ". k James, ST North Center street
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
Lees sna Eeuna

to my place aboU- Nov. 10, 1904 one bay horse with star iu face, weight l5out 900 lbs. branded. SchOrgI ranch. LOST-A bank book on the Portland Savings Bank Of Portland Maine. Leave at this office and receive re- ward.
 LOST-GeI n-sln purse. containing Key. ruFy and some papers and between S50 and S55 in cash. Finder return ing purse to sherfTs office may keep the money.
 STRAY YED-Two brown Spaniel pups Bob-tailed; one white chest Re turn to 35 N- CeDter stree. Reward
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
Fer RanE

FOR RENT by month; good horse and
 bugEE- Inguire of N- at this otHce FOR EENT-s nice large furuishsd
 housekeeping rooms Mrs Rich,
 corner McDoweu road and California
 avenue.
 FOR RENT-Tz-ee nice unfurnished
 rooms 315 F. Monroe st. FOR REIN r-Caata'J or garden
 land near Ph3eufE- large pumping
 plant \. P. McCaHum. PaoeniN- FOR REIN Tn outskirts. near trolley,
 furnished house; rooms. doable
 screen room. screen house. barn.
 large lot. shade Six months or
 yearly lease. Address x. Y. c., Re
 publican office.
 FOR RENT Three turlisted rooms
 for housekeeping; modern couveD-
 fences. 3l1 ". Madison st. Apply to
 Fl. r. Kelly. shoe depar,men New
 York store. FOR RE%T-A ten acre tract; well
 seeded; with new house; near Tempe. and other good things. R.
 A. Wirdes. real estate aseuL Tempe FOB REET-Furnished front room. 52g W. Adams FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
 or without board. GOT N- 10 tn St ! FOR RENT-Rubber tired wheel chair
 for sale or rent. C. II. Valentine
 1929 w. Jefferson st. FOR RENT-A new seven room brick house furnished. Screen porch and bath. Electric light. 3g1 N. Fourth avenue.
 FOR RENT-160 acre ranch at Buck eye. A good proposition will be made ! to the night party. See J. Ernest ] Walker.
 FOR RENT-12 head oF good mlIch ! COWS. cheap. from now until spring. George Nichols. Tempe FOR RENT-S0-acre ranch. 90 acres ! alfalfa. good house, under Arizona 1 caua5; cheap. A. IT. Liuebarger. R. ! F. D. No I, 1 I WANT 10 lease a modern hotel 10 reliable party. Address J. X, Eepub- ] ican.
 ] FOR RENT Furnished rooms and ! rooms for light housekeeping sol w. 1 Madison.
 ! FOR RENT-Smau house. on Black
 Canyon road. near Arizona canal: S5 1 a month. r. V. Lewis. FleminE blk 1 A PLEASANT, furnished or room ] house, convenient to street car line;
 just on edge of town Apply to c. NJ Sturges, care Golden Eagle stable. ! FOR R1lNT-Three rooms, furnished
 for light housekeeping. 2131 West | Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
coNsrIea--r--

Haalth is aLsl.-re.V constipation be r-e=er- , cases Of liver ana E have spru-s r-Cr Ca- ri1l- Such lr---e ul-E-eszlrE- There Heroine win snea-lIs- c. A- Lindsey. P 1r writes. Feb 1e r - Heroine. 2 Ind -- 1 One coustirarfo--- .c tr-.r M Elvsy G Iule-t-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

FOR SALE-An old established gen eral merchandise store doing a prof itable mining, catuemen and farm CTS, trade. Will give full informa- ton and will show our books to in- terested parties If you mean busi- ness. come and see it. Do not write. 1Ialdonado Commercial Go, Casa Crlnde, Ariz.
 PIANO BARGAINS Second hand pianos S25, s75 and up. Good new ones S175 and up. RedewuI AIusic Go.
 STANPING-New designs in eyeleJ embroidery for shirt waists. also de- signs for ladies and gents hose. Mrs. F. D. Fill. 627 East Washington. FOR SALE-Large ranch with fine buildings and other improvements. Dirt cheap if taken at once Box 133, Tempe FOR SALE-16O aj-res. unimproved. S3-50 per acre. Box 133, Tempe FOR SALE-Distiiled water. Light ning Delivery
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
FOR OWES --v 7--,-z

Mrs WiDslow-s Sec-r -- s used fog cEliIre- -c e child. z1tteuz r.e cures wind cole. e- for Dllrrloel- I.re---r--.-H
 Nlen a girl sings e-. zs-eL. tasrsluE a- sr. can claim -leE l--E .-. donna as H- married woman =-- tu-e CD make even r.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
cuREn coNsI.-RrLc.

Mrs F. w. Evans C.e.-.lre Aa- writes My Eu=llr- lsE mo--hs- Inc doctors sl r quick cousuUr r-lrr- We bottle or E1l1rZ-z El1rer. and it cured him Tll- ago. Since then wa have aL without i- For -l- has no elul-- - lv ElEeE d1 H--e--
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
HeIp Wanted

WA&TED-Good dining room girl The Bumney. phone main 322- GIRL WANTED-For general house work. E0 washing. Mrs H. H. Me Neil s45 W. Val Buren st-
 Elderly woman 10 care -1- furnished house; no cooking eZ-ep- for herself Efe-Gncess required Address J, this office, today and to- AVANTED-Gi-l for light hoIsevorl Phone Black 52L Mrs H. 8. st. Claire, PIP w JeffS-son.
 WANTED-Tv young men to t-avei and solicit for old established eastern firm. Good pay and advancement to hUstlers. Apply of A. H. Stuve- aI the Irving any evening this montA-- UAETED-ClZ at Union hotel
 VANTED-A good v-ouan cook at RUuneys, on Grand ave Phone Main s52.
 MEN to learn the barber trade in eisl-
 weeks and secure profitable positions
 Special Inducements this month Catalogue mailed free AIoler System College, san. Francisco. Cal ! STRONG, young men for fremen and brakemen. Colorado and other rail- ] roads Bremen S65 monthly becoUe engineers and average S1-5. Drake
 men S6o. become conductors and ] average S1G5. Name position pre-
 ferred. Send stamp for parueulars ] Railway Association, room 5S. 95- ! Corona street Denver. Colo ] WANTED-An agent to handle conn ! pany agents throughout the te-rirory
 Must be live man and Q hustler Big
 money in proposition. Address 3I-s
 J. A. Parker. room 8. No. 115 Nora Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal LADIES to do plain sewing at hom.
 on collars. nothing to buy. materil
 sent everywhere free. Send addrass
 ed envelope. National 1f<E- Go. -5
 ". 116-h street. Nav York
 TED-Cook at Mrs D0hbs' vaIlel
 boarding and lodging house. yves
 Jefferson. Opposite court house
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

4 girl misses her mother when sle dies, but she doesn't fully appreciate what the loss really means till her father acts like marrying again Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Ten tlOusand demons gnawing away at ones vitals couldn't be much worse than the tortures of itching piles. Yet there's cure. Deans Ointment never fails,
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Every one has his vanity card to play. The preacher gets a man into the fold by telling hm of the great influence" he has upon others.-Atchi- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26
kllseallaneeus Wants

WANTED-MiddIe aged lady for para ne-. 1-2 interest iu business no capi- tzl required; big profit De C1s-L Box S34. Phoeu5-. Ariz- $500 to loan or real estate security. Three years at s per cent Inquire Of J. H. ". Jensen.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Many a candidate for office gets nothing but xperience.-Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Builds up the system; puts pure. rich blood in the veins; makes men and women strong and healthy. Burdock Blood Bitters. At any drug store.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

"I suffered for months from sore throat Electric Oil cured me in twen- ty-four hours" N. $. Gist, Hawes- vile, Ky.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Cure the cough and save the life" pr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs and colds, down to the very verge of consumption.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

k E4 z ~ block five. Collins addition. facing so-th ol Adams street. Box 10e9 Republican.
 TOR SALE-Fine. large 16-hand 4 year-old horse, clear of any bleIn- ishes; solid bay. Ensign's Stables. FOR SALE-Rubber tire runa5Out at Scotts corral o1 Madison street, be- tween First and Second avenues. BIG AUCTION TODAY-1.3O P. NJ AIr. c. g. Jackson of Kansas City, has consigneI the fol- lowing elegant outfit with Mclean N1Cttou O., g S. First avenue. The very finest ever offered in our place or as good as las ever been offered in the city consisting in pau-of Handsome leather lined rocker, wick CT TO -keEs and chairs, oak chairs and rockers. couch. settee. fancy Crosse wood) parlor chairs, massive Flemish oak table, parIOr tables and stands, large oak dining table Uith chairs, cLiG0nicr, new automatic drop head sewing machine. white enaueled dresser with French plate mirror white elameled COnmode, White enameleJ ladies desk, oak bed suite childs enameIeG bed, elegant brass trimmed beds. box mattress, Oster- moor mattress, aUto1ltic porcf chair lace curtains, bedding, Mason and Davis range, Home Comfor' range. and mating. Also Mr. CamI will sell complete lemonade stand including counter ice box, shelving etc Everything will positively b. sold TO junk offered. nor TO in-bid- Gin%. Hammond. auctiOleeT.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Society is a machine operated by cranks.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

The zebra is horn wita stripes; man uLst acquire the-n.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

The moth always looks on the bright side of the name.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

I- nam iz 5l rr -as- woman -u
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

We sometimes --E wo--y ove- -rg-lr .s u-- lspl Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

Many a man i= t-.e. -. saloon t1-luze Es -r LEe--Clira-o Nee-
Arizona republican., 1904-11-26

FOR SALE-Large bull terrier; fine wat ldog; anecuouate and gentle with children Address 13f0 West Jefferson St.