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The Washington times., 1904-10-28
CHAIRMAN CORTELYOU
VISITS THE PRESIDENT

Chairman C0rtelyou. OF the Repub-
ucaa National Committee. spent some
time at the White House last night dis
llEsiug the political situation with
President Roosevelt. He LETT FOR Chi
Casl iasU night
Chairman CgELely0u win not be at ma
uoual Eealuu art=Ts much OF the time
between GaH and the election He VIII
visit the places where the interest iu
the campaign seems necessary
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
APPROPRIATIONS EXHAUSTED
FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS

Park improvements throughout the
District are ar "a standstiu- ApDropria-
tioHs made an last session are almost
entirely gone with the exception OF a
fund laid aside for keeping the parks
Ia good order
Colonel BTOmWeI. Superintendent Of
Public Buildings and Grounds. is anxious
20 complete many roads I'm Potomac Park.
but can do uoUhi g until next year. Much
OF the last appropriation has gone 10
the building OF roads. Next year the
roads VIII Doe extended into parts of the
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The Washington times., 1904-10-28
NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

literary program was given. the par
Elephants being members OF the lodge
The Tenleytown lodge is in a -four
i-hlng condition and an effort is being
made by the members 10 win the banner
offered By the Grand Lodge OF the Dis
trict 40 the lodge having the grea test
number OF new members ar the close OF
the present quarter Faith Lodge OF
Georgetown, IS notable competitor lu
The membership race
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
WORK On RANK BUILDING-

The Potomac Savings Bank has COM
mCuced the work Of remOdeiiug the
building al the northeast corner of
lnirty-seCOld and N Streets northwest.
which was recently released for Il period
Of five years. The bank viii occupy the
building about the middle Of December.
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
INHABITANTS OF TOWN
ATTEND A WEDDING

MILWAUKEE. Wis. oct z8-Every-
body lu the township attended the
wedding of Miss Kate Loss-Iyouug and
Peter ScuH-reT. iu the town VI Center,
near Appleton.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
airs. Henry Lgs=eiyouGe. Her father
personally invited every one living in
Grand Chute township % attend the
wedding and more than 500 guests gath
cred tu enjoy the festivities
All Work was stopped on the farms
and stores We're closed E0r the day.
The Washington times., 1904-10-28

In the event of President RooseveIt's
election Secretary William Loeb viii
probably bc giyeu AN important diPlo-
matte post.
This VIII uecessiJate the appointments
OF a new Secretary TO the prCsi-
dent. Already several names have been
mentioned as among those likely 20 hH
the vacancy.
1t is not definitely settled chat Score
taFv Loeb VIII be given another Office.
hut il is known lhaI tEe matter has been
under consideration
Easy 70 Find a Job.
In view OF the fact That after the
elecIta1 several important consular ana
diplomatic posts VIII be ie-J open, l1
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
CUT OFF HIS OWN ARM
WITH ORDINARY KNIFE

HANOVER. Pa Oct zs-NFhue he
was feeding "a corn husker the arm of
John j.. lIaus. "a prominent Silver Run
Valley farmer. was drawn into Jhe ma
chine and MalRLes.
AIaus seized % large knife and severed
the manned arm three inches from the
shoulder.
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
FATHER MULvANEYs VISIT.

The Rev. Father James r. X MuI-
yauey. formerly pastor OF Holy Trinity
Catholic Church. is here on visit ~
the church parsonage. Father MuIvauev
was succeeded as pastor Of Trinity by
the Rev. Father Thomas Harlin q j.
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
kings RETURN FROM ST. LOUIS

AIr and Mrs George ". King. have
returned from st. Louis, where they
spent three weeks. They returned by
way of Cincinnati. CounelIsviue and
uiDntOwn. Pa. Mr.. King went to
school at tuiontowu fifty years ago.
The Washington times., 1904-10-28
AT TER ELECTION.
PRAY, WHAT Then?
Lively Tim 5 Ahead When
thu Votes Are Counted.
QUESTIONS TO BE SETTLED
President and Cabinet Win Be Busy
With Great Variety of Trou-
b!es0me Problems.

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s-o- -1t us la-lufe TO acI ou many I-a-
portanJ questions
These same critics do moi consider
what a .-r.6 ffr-a +.-... aim 4-.-. .-t,-,-
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'l-7 sAe--elilene OF the election cools down
ana president Roosevelt all has Cabinet
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Brigham as Assistant secretary OF Asri-
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WHAT . action is to be taken ON the beef
What Is 10 De dom. with T75ga r.,.-
heals Ola corruption among Alaskan OF
VINO Is TO succeed Judge J. =. Cooper
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minister 10 SAlAd
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Shall Herbert ~. Bowen. the United
States minister 10 Venezuela, zoe named
as - H 5t,5I L5 70 4ieNieo 10 succeed
is joan Goo5rov5 10 continue as com
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what action win be rrfer m r,r,rr-r
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asphalt property in Venezueia has been
practically conh=cated bv President
Caetr1g
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shan the United states interfere i'm
amy manner IN the administration or ar
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what shall the Unitsd states SAY
about the eDcr0acHrrerf of Great r7rfr-
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The Washington times., 1904-10-28

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The Washington times., 1904-10-28

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The Washington times., 1904-10-28

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The Washington times., 1904-10-28
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The Washington times., 1904-10-28

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Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
ALPHA.
PHILoMATHEAN
PERSONAL MENTION,

T.. P. Moore h2B recently sold his share of the stock of the Arizona Mercantile Co, to J. B. McNeI and Al- bert Miller.
 Professors Lope- and Pearce of the Mesa scaools were visitors at the Nor nal yesterday afternoon.
 Jessie Brown and son were passen- gers from Superior witn John North yesterday.
 s. N. Lull4a was e vizlsor in Phoenix yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson and Peter Butz were passengers on last evenings train for Los Angeles.
 Representatives of the Phoenix hagh school were here yes-erday distributing posters announcing the foe. .balr game between the Phoenix InC1-n school and the higl school next Saturday at the park. A good many including the nor lnal football team, will attend from here.
 W. c. Foster was a visitor here yes terday from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
DELAYED sY wAsYoUTs.

It -s not only Jle Immediate vicin- lty Of the was1orts in New Mexico that business is UC-c or less ir-erfe-ed with br- it is affected even as far from the scene as here. For ins,ali-e @. Lukin's cigar faC-c~y- Mr Lu3z-n .s having st hard sime D supply Ihe deTand for ci- Gacs and as the law IS very stringent ia regard to 5-e handling Of cigars. he cannot dispose Of a single one with out it is properly stamped. This is l1 t-e New Mexico dis-rict ard the stamps Gre received from Albuque~que. 4 supply was ordered from there some t-me q go bU- has nos ye1 arrived and unoI they co Mr. Lukin is at grea d.sadraa-a age as well as are some who depend on Jim for tael- cigars.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
ZIG CROWD ATTENDED MEETING

A very large and sympathetic crowd attended the peace meeting held Sun day in the tabernacle in response to the call of Mrs. Mary Wright SewalI chairman os the international peace and arbitration committee, through the local presidency of the Relief society and the '. L. NJ. I. A. Of the MaIicopa Stake. Rev. Wn. Pearce. pastor of the Baptist church of Mesa, presided at the meeting. There were on the stand the presidents of the organizations named and other leading ladies and gentlemen Of the community. The meeting was opened by the Mesa Ward choir. which furnished the music, lead ing the audience in singing America .''
 Rev. Wm. Pe1rce made a few intro dUctory remarks in which he welcomed the people present and stated that he was proud to Ire=ide over such a gath ering, assembled to emphasize the great principles or arbitration. He ! then announced the programme, which was carried out as follows:
 "The PecUniary Cost of War" was 1 treated by Prof. J. D. Loper. who gave some very interesting statistics con | cerning the cost of war. He declare | the exact cost of war could hardly be 1 computed as there were many sides to ! the cost, such as pensions following, 1 destruction O. property. etc, which he 1 had not included in his figures. The l cost of the civil war to the north alone | in cold dollars was two billion eight hundred and forty-five millions, beside i the pensions. The Spanish American
 war including the expense to the time i of the termination of the present ad- ministration, cost the United States i S1, eco, ,OOO,OeO and cost Spain S55O, ,CC0.OCo
 Continued on Page 8.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
MR. HoUGY HowF

F. A. Hough Of the Tempe Creamery and Conden1e1 Milk company returned yesterG5y n-cTning from an extended trip throughout the southern and east orn part Of the territory. He ven first from here to the dam site. From there t2e went to Globe ard B.soee, Doug las, C2EanSa and 2ll Joints Gn that Vii cinity. He was very successful in tho sale. of condensed milk ar1 several large shipments will be made in ,tne near future.
 Mr. Hough says theE from .wha. hc .coald see and hear while away it is his opinion shat bIr. Fowler will get a large majority in the southeass.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
sAl ED His LIFE.

J. w. .Da ZenpOrt. Wingo. Ky. writes Jane II. 1902: <'I want to tell you I believe Ballard's Snow Liuiment saveI my life. I was under the treatment of two doctors and they told me one of my lungs was entirely gone, and the other badly affected. l al1o had a lump in my side I don't thin1 that I could have lived over two months longer. I was Induced by friend to try Rallard's Snow Liniment. The first application gave me great relief; two fifty cent battles cured me sound ard well It lis wonderful medic inc and I recom- mend it to suffering huTanity." o.. soc. S1.00- Sold by Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
MESA
REPUBLICANS DOING HE s. S.

REPUBLICANS DOING THE s. s.
 The republican county candidates are doing the south side this week. Monday night they held a meeting in Tempe, Tuesday night at Alma. where they had large crowd to listen to them, and most of them were demo crats, too, who gave them respectful attention. and today they have been 'button-holing" the people of Mesa an l will so to Leh where they were to held a meeting Wednesday night. some of the younger candidates arranged for a grand ball to be given immediate Iy after the ball at Lehi. Their pres encc here has brought in quite a num- Der to be registered
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
Help Wanted

RoTGH CARPGN' 'fER WGNTED~ Three miles east of Indian school One dol.Ir and keep per. day. Tewks- bury.
 WANTED-Blacksm.th. Apply t2 DwizEt E. Heard. WA\TED-EEerEc trustworthy man or wouan to work in A1tzona. representing large manufactUri 2 company. Salary $40 to S9O per month. paid weekly; expenses ad- vanced. Address with stamp, J. F. Moore, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13

In the matter of the petition or rle First Methodist Episcopal church sr Phoenix, Alzzona- Notice or hearfur-
 Notice is hereby given p1rslsur ra en order to the above entitled Cs-l-- made and entered upon the -rh 1av of Octcber, 1904. that the De-tlion of tEa First Methodist Episcopal -h-rr-n or Phoenix, A-izona. for leave Go unart- gage lot six GO -n block n-nety-c8ar t94) Of the city or Phoenix Era lI 1ri-our county, Arizona Tcr---o-s-. ac-or.fln- 10 the map O. plat Of said city nss o,t tile and Of record in the ofHce of rs- county recorder of Aa-icoua county. Arizona territory. win come on res1- iarly for hearing before the district court of the th-r1 judicial dlscrll- or the territory of Arizoua. in and for the county Of A1ri-o-1a. al t-1e court la-se- m the city OE Phoenix. 3Iarico-a conn ty, Arizona terriJo-y. on the sand dsr of October, 1904. at the hour of min. o'clock and thirty mInutss of the fore noon O. s1-d day or as soon tle-eaf-er as the matter can be heard. ar srhieh time cnySody Interested therein car appear and enter objection thereto
 Dated -his 7th day of October -sss. ELIAS F. DUNEEVT Clerk Of the District Cour.-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
TEMPE
HERE FOR THE WINTER.

Mir O. F. Henry arrived here yester- day morning from DanEanora. N. Y. Mir HeEry is a .brc,her of Mrs. E. l.. Thew's and since this is the first dime that they have seen each other in 13 years ]. $ not surprising the meeting was q pleasant one.
 Mr. Henry was accompanied by MT. l.. C. Raason from the same place. Both gentlemen are well pleased with what little they have seen O. the valley and Will spend tEe vtr-er here.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
THE LADIES' EXCHANGE.

The ludies' exclange 1hal was ir operation each Saturday lat winter with success will again be started nez. Saturday in the same place, Teeter Bros. market. TEe ladies of the M. F. church twill have charge Saturday and lt will then be taken ia turn by ths ladies of each one of .fle chu1 hes. On SSsurdfy 5s VII open at 10 o'clock and a chotce selection of od.bles win be on sale
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
Fer Hanr

PARTIES desiring to rent tents or buy tents will do well to come to Scotts- dale O. address F. O. Brown, Scotts- dale, Ariz.
 FOR RENT-A lovely suite Of rnams. eturnisled for ho1sekeeP;ny, with gas, range and modem colve1iences. best resider-e part Of the city. Alsn two adobe houses unsurnished on $, Third avenue. Enquire H. s. Gris- wold.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
CHA RIMER IIp

Miss Mary Mullen returned from Florence c1y before yester day where she had seen for Q cay CT two visit ing be- brother. Oscar. who Is tea hing there. She reports that the Gln river was very high aud iS was necessary fo. he- to cross on the ferry in order to take the train for Tecpe
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
WILL KILL DEER.

J. F. Kelly. Isaac Dana, Hugh Dana. John Leavitt and Eddie flakes left yes terday for few days hunt in the Sier- ra Anchas. They will go north to Camp creek. and fIom there east and north into the higher mountains.
 James Miller is attending to the dray- age business Of MT. Dana during the latter's absence in the hills.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
Board and Rooms

BCARDERS -Furnishe1 rooms and tents, and boaId, Cne-naIt mile we-t Of Indian school on old BlsCk Canyon road. J. M TannehiH. COMFORT RANCH-Privste board, Strictly first class ". E. Springer. FOR strictly first class country board, see us. Cooper and Black.
 WANTED-Roomers and boarders: new house; new furniture; no con- sumptives. No. S2O N. First ave. COUNTRY BOARD-Lee's ranch, six miles east of town now open for sea son. Free ride to and from Phoenix daily; board unexcelled; appoint ments complete. Get particulars of the Cooper & Black Grocery Go. BOARD IN COUNTRY, first class rooms or tents. One-fourth mile from electric cars. First place east of Indian school Grants ranch. COL NTRY BOARD-Persols drsilIng a good comfortable home for the win ter can find the same at the Rumney. Cn Grand avenue. Rooms in brick Jr frame; tents if desired. first class home cooking. Only fifteen minutes Iide from city. Telephone Main 332. CI4AYSON'S Homeside Park Hotel open for the season. Situated 1-2 miles east of Phoenix and 100 feet higher. Finely furnished rooms, also tents as desired. Hot and sold baths. tennis, croqUct, etc. Wide lawns. ample shade. orange grove, good roads for driving. Table supplied throughout the season with tle freshest and choicest meats, vege- tables and fruits the market affords. prepared and served in the best manner. Terms s1O to S14 per week. Accommodation for so guests. F'zr- ther information at BerryhuTs or address J. T. White, proprietor, Sex O. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
WILL ACCEPT THE cAND.DAcY

After much urgent solt- -ftation on tae part of his friends Rev. C. r. Wilson Las agreed to become a candidate on the republican ticket as justice of the reace for Tempe precinct. Rev Wilson IS man well known in Tempe, man whose character is above reproach and whose honesty hee rever been ques- lioned. He LIs nal considerable ex- perience in such matters and if ele1tcd will give general satisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
APPEARING OLD.
Acts as Bar to Profitable Employ
 n1ent.

You cannot afford to grow old.
 In these days of strenuous conpe1i- ton it is necessary to madntain as long Ss possible ones youthful appearance.
 IL is impossible to do this without re-aining a luxurious growth Of hair
 The presence of dandrUf indicates the presence of a EurTCwing germ wiiCh lives and thrives Ca the roots Of the hair untu it causes total tlId- ness.
 Newb-o's Herpicide is the only known destroyer of th[s pest, and 1t is as affective as it is delightful 70 use.
 Herpieide makes an elegan- hair dressing as well as dandrun cure.
 Accept no s',5stitute-thc-e Is none.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 1Gc in stamps for sample to Ire Herrscide O.. Da.Tc.. Mich. II. Goo-uan, spe- cal aGer-.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-13
A DEMOCRATIC GAIN.

South s,5e dcLccra-s made a gain of one ye1 terday. The honC- is due to Air- and Mrs. J. W. Rc5e1tson, recently from Buckeye. l. was si boy CT regIla- tjon size and weight.