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Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

lady to t0ard and room with private family. The lady pC house being alone Will cOusider company of boarders at night a s part of compensation. Mast furnish re- fereEces. No sick people need ap- ply. Inquire 3Si N- Fifth avenue PRIVATE home for nsers-HavinE rented and thoroughly renovated the Cox house on north Central avenue. Mrs s. V. Montgomery is now ready Go provide her guests with the com forts of a good hou-e- Best or home cooking. neat. sunny rooms. Tents if preferred. Prices from $500 to S1O.C0 per week Three blocks from Indian school car line
 BOARD AT CLAYSONS ranch. , I-2 miles east or Phoenix Healcaiest location. rooms and tents. Super table. Baths. Wagon at BerryhiIl-s 10 toI F a. m. daily. J. T. White, proprietor, Box O.
 COUNTRY BOARD-Lee's ranch. six miles east Of town now open for sea son. Free ride to and from Phoenix daily; board unexcened; appoint me1ts complete Get particulars Of the Cooper & Black Grocery Co- HEALTH SEEKERS seel, Clayson's. Edge of desert Above irrigation belt Dry. mild air. Entirely new management. J. T. White. proprie- tor.
 FOR RE.N1-Two furnished rooms. screen room. kitchen and bath. No sick taken. 545 West Madison st. FIRST CLASS country board, 1 B. miles north or Indian school on Cave Creek road Inquire Cooper & Bl3-Il Grocery Co. Mrs. Theo. Tilton. R. F. D. No. 9. PhOenIx-
 COL NTRY BOARD-Pe-s0ns dcsiIlu- gcod comfortable home for the win ter can find the same ac the Rumney Cu Grand avenue. Rooms in brick yr frame; tents if desired. first class home cooking. Only fifteen minutes Tide from city. Telephone Main 332- BOARDERS WANTED-Furnish rooms and tents, and board, One-haIt mile west of Indian school on old Black Canyon road J. 8I. Tanneniu BOARD IN COUNTRY, first class rooms or tents. One-fOurth mile from electric cars First place easi of Indian school Grants ranch
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

FOE SALE-5Beautiful modern resi- dence on north First avenue. Also 80 acres about i 1-2 miles northwest .uniup-oved. with water right. Owner leaving city. S20 North First avenue. FOR SALE AND RENT-We have a five acre, a 40 gre, a 50 acre and an so acre ranch for rent, also ranches of all sizes for sale with best water supply in the valley. J. E. Me Clain & O.. Real Estate and Insur- ance, Tempe.
 FOR SALE-An old established gen eral merchandise store doing a prof itable mining, cattlenen 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. Moldonado Commercial Co.,, Casa Grande, Ariz.
 FOR SAIE-16O acres, uuimproveI. S3.50 per acre. Box 133, Tempe. FOR SALE-By II. Riddle, 17 First avenue, several houses. One house with acre of ground. Some small tracts, 3, and 10 acres. Some larger farms. Anyone wanting houses lots or farms can get excellent choice. If l can't sell, I'll donate a part. FOR SALE-DtstuIed water. Light hing Delivery.
 FOR SALE-Two 50 ton waterjacketed copper smaitsrs, complete with blowers, slag pots, etr. Address c. w. Dietz. Silver Bell. Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
agenss Wanted


 AGENTS and managers wanted every where. exclusive territory "Oue dollar a year protects yoL-" We is- sue more accident and sickness poii- cies than any other siI5l-- company in the world. be-lusC We issue the most popular and cheapest insurance written; new plan; S1 a year pays for $500 policy; no assessments or dues: other G--c-nts in proportion Death benefit; weekly indemnity specific indcEHity for loss or limbs O. eycsiEht, free medical attendance many other oti~iull and Dopuia- features. Issued to either sex with out regard tn uai ionaIity. color or occupation. All claims promptly and UberaIIs settled insurance assets 259o.0O0 Reliable representatives wanted everywhere, rood territory st,u open; liberal. permanent con tract to capable agents; previous ez- perience not necessary. International Co.,. 231 Broadway, New York.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

AGENTS WANTED-AEeuts make 5aa per cent profit selling ~NoVeI-y S-a Sisn Cards merchants buy 19 ta loo on sight 500 varieties. Cl-a- logue free. Sullivan Co- 1159 Ll- plewood Ave. Chicaso. IT, AGENTS WANTED in c-c-y town for the Standard Sclf-flir=- sse-r-t-elu- ing Fountain Pen Easy szllz-. large profits. Wes-ern Mrs. Agency. san FTaDciSCO. Cal
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
CLEANING UP IoTs-

The work of clearing up the lots or the corner of Eighth and Myrtle streets Gas been completed and they look con- sidc-ably the better for it. The lots belong 10 Ed McCme who intends building on them in the near future.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
A sIJFpRIsF PAPTY.

Friday evening between forty and afty friends Cf Byron Reddel dropped in on him and gave him pleasant SUIT prise. Games were played and later in the evening refreshments were served. A merry time was enjoyed 6y all pres ent.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
Help Wanted

 WANTED-3Voman to do chamber work at Fo1d hotel
 WANTEL-Manlge for branch of fee We wish to locate here in Phoe- nix. Address. with references. 1I0-- ris Wholesale House care this pape-- WAN TED-Sober industrious man with references and S250 as partner in business. Salary S15 per week and half thc proceeds of the bushes Should net S2530 yearly. Address ". c. Hlndley room 411, Observatory building, Peoria. H.
 WANTED-EveryU yUhere. people 10 copy letters at hone. spare time. and return to us. Good ray. materials sent free. Nc mailing Or cauv2zsin- Enclose adITe ssed envelope for par tieulars. and wages We pay. Guar antee Co., Dept. BOT, Philadelphia, Pa.
 WANTED EEERyET ETHERE-Men vlIi- ing to distribute samples. talk signs etc. at $500 daily. Permanent. %a canvassinE- Continental Distributing Service, Chicago.
 PERSON to call on local trade anI agents. Established business. SIS paid weekly and expenses Com mission extra. Address Manage Travellers. Como block Chicago. WANTED-An experienced chau5cr- maid. Apply Cl=-eland G Tayl9-, employment asen-s- E $. Center st. 1NANTED-A vioIinist for dancing purposes Call 522 2. Monroe St, morning or evening.
 ,,-ANI HtD-AIan for light work about ran,a for his board. See J. T. White.
 [ n TRUSTWORTHY person. each G5s- trict, to suparintenJ business for U-ClesaIe house, S40 paid weekly and expenses; expense money ad- vanced; position permanent, pre- vious experience mo- essential Man aSer. S2O Como birding. Chicago. EEPERI1N CED T-avel-nE salesman ] new Cleveland jobbinE house. v5.l i large capital. wishes to increase its corps of saIeswen November 1s-- ] hiSh commission with S35 weekly. 1 " s. Merle & Co.,, 9o-96 Prospect St. Cleveland Ohio.
 1 WANTED-IVc want a reliable res 1 ponslbie business man to open an
 office and represent us in Phoenix
 To tlre right party permanent aud l lucrative position is open Addre SS
 The Alkano Co.,, 13Il Main St., Kan
 sas City. Mo
 i NNANTED--An experienced taDis waitress. Apply Cleveland & Tly- lov. 15 S. Center st.
 MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE, Lo.
 Angeles. teaches the barber trade ir
 weeks and guarantees positions Write for terms.
 IWANTED-Wom3n | for general house
 work, at Union Hotel.
 WANTED-A woman 10 do genera housework at 125 ". Madison st.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
salesmen Nante s

ACTIVE traveIinE saIesnel- Good men are now earning 1h-ez -hu-s-l.- collars annually il c1---ls=l l-l=- Best side line Offered D. T- WsaE WElte Lead Co. s. Louis. Mo
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
Beard and Reems

SCHoRGE RANCH-Tents or rooms, S3J per month; one-half mile west of Indian school, on Black Canyon road. Telephone Suburban No. It.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
kasE ana Eeuns


 LOST-about Oct %. black SOW f-o-r Mrs. Wilson's ran-h. 9 1-z miles Ee=- on Yuma road. Nc-lf- Mrs e. E- Wilson P O. Sex 5s-- SUITABLE REWARD f.- return -- Dayton wheel taken r1m z--e en- trance G-iihcrEs s-c-= ---E e-euine. Color Cf wheel la-a u- con. Number I0--. Go--s-E I.-a= LOST-Fafr eye glasses. E1-I ua=- frame 5n bl- k case. ru road between EroeuiA, and IuG--u school H= retuIu to ,liS olee- SPRAYED from Soha-sl ranch ae1-- the 18th of this lur,h- r.-o --el-l l- steers, one rcd and one J---al- ul brand; and one small red JsrEE steer. branded on right hip Lea.-- Sub. Is.
 I-OST-Overrort. long black --iE t.nel market Parker. E-lz-e- e. s'n- Washington. F. CT back. coat aal.1-- Reward. Finder kindly return la Republican office
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
Per=enaI

ATTRACTIVE 1IAIDEN-Ws1It wants at once kind l-sl--L f1- rr-l- uaD5on and to relieve her of bushes vFa-riaz. No objection co Er-1----a poor man. Address B5s=ly- o--zl Ave. COZ Eoaey- Cl--as1-
 YOUR FORTUNE t2l5 by -re u1=- relirbIe clairvog- ants Send tl---il-e. dime and stamp Pror Carl & i-l-- Iiu sg0 E. Clark St. C1-r--1-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

YOUNG MAN wants -.El- 5lh on ranch Wages DO 015ec- P- W--- Gen Del
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

WANTED-Poziuol by LCuscEz Der for a W-dCwer or u-lv--e trl-lE- Want to stay home ulEl-s- AId-ezz c L. R.nnhlican oHEce-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
Situations Wanree

WANTED-A place co Go -ene-al housevoTk and cooking City c- country. L. A- 3I-. this osl-e MIDDLE AGED lady Cesl uzs-e= E1o1 position in some family llv--E i- -Ar.- zo1a. Mexico or Cal5forl-l f1- -l- winter Address Mary E- Riga. We leetka. Ind Ter
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

N -A \ E.Lf-A E-ale To 60 -a.a homework and cooking city a- country. L. A. M- this ofl1e MIDDLE AGED lady lesl u-s1-= E1o1 position in some family llv--- i- -Ar.- zo1a. Mexico or Callforl-l fo- -l- winter Address Mary E- Riga. We leetka. Ind Ter
 YOUNG MAN wants -El- 51h on ranch Wages DO 05jec- P- Walk Gen. Del
 TED-PozitIol by a LCuscEa Der for a W-dcwer OF p-lv--e family Wa1t to stay home ulEl-s- A5lrlzs C. E.. Republican ofee- TYANTED-Pos--50- by e s1oaz healthy woman t0 take care lf al ia- -a--d- Address A B. Rep-- ll--l af- Ecs-
 HELP. HELP. HET-F-yEe can Es you any Eiud or lel1- Cler=llul l- Taylor. 15 S. Cen.e- z- Erp-l5- u-ent agents
 YOUNG MAN wants position ol ----1- Good food principal object Can
 milk Les-e- Bird. 2-1 W- A1lDs S-- Fh0eniT-
 WANTED Position as bcazLeepe-- -- years experience Good reference Address A" care Rep15lie-a- YOUNG MAN with references. handy win su kinds or tools also eNue-l- ence as soda dIspc-zzr --s---- ----- a-Io1 Address A- C. H. care Es--la- Han
 |, TVANTED-Si Situation as cl-1--a's uall. Iady's maid OF a-I-u-a-- l-.1I an invalid l.dy. English E5E--y recommended B. S-caer. 5-l Ave Ho,eL.
 ! IVA0VTED-Place to ue-s for a1.--
 and go Co school. Ly L1E -r If-- ----- Address Reese r. Se-lL Cl-1- ] WAN EIcE-Sl-ra. ion hy E-s- class 1 man cook Eef-r-lres- LE-- 1r9-e- 237 E- Washington ] -ANTED--Posi.1ou Ly Al -e--s.--r ! DlaWaCist, Of tt--Hu years eZu-- fence C-a ll-r--=.t t1 rar--eu-e z-
 to Loue--y. ete- Good zl-z---ra- -l.l-
 dress x Y z ReoahE-n- ! VA AN-rE) Position -s Io-sezr=r-e. ] companion or uIrz-. Best O.. rs.er-
 enc. Address A. V- z-o F. sz---s- . \ EIRST CLASS Js11ue=e e1IE ---.-l a position Private f1-ullr- -o-el a- camp Eaua- Calif1---a ----l-l--- WANTED Position Er z-r---.
 youuE uer5rl ulr- Well e--ea-=E
 aufiticuz. evpe-t--eel and E--
 VII accept any --i-=- any e-----
 J F c. care EC-- --c-l WAIVED -Sl-aati5a. uy f-z--e-az-
 ezQe-ieu-ed col1-zd cook 2lf W=z-
 Jackson st.
 NVAETED-1I-u and wife uoeIz Iss
 work on ranch AE5-e=s A. J- ----
 RE. Polk sL
 A FIRST CLASS Japanese cook ul1la
 q position Private fasr--T- El-eL -l camp. Tarua- CaIlforuIl r-z-lur--- .NVANTEp-An electrician u--h -aa years experience iu -ae handling and
 running Of dyDzmoz. Fr-SEsz l u1=l-
 ton r. E. Box 4-c Ploen-z- A-lz-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

Many a man has tradez "a ala- r- count for experience ailaLe-l-.- Record
 It is human nature Co Kick about -s- quality of what we Ee- for 1--l.e-- -Phi.sdelpaia Record
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30
MiaesIIaneeua Nants

 WAN I-D-Bo1ms for light -nl=e- Keeping. Address w. F. R-u--I-- WILL PAT CASH Io- @ le- f- E11-- nix. ALIre-- Lot ---s oI---- TO LoAE-Sa. .@eg v5tl s11E s-e--.-1- Amounts To Sui,- S1o-t t.r=- --- dress g. R. Norton. City
 WAN I.F.D-T7 buy Twenty-Five Fe'- dairy cows Also yyau- Gf-ee- dozen good chickens. 1Ir=- be ot Eol4 breed for azgs- Adlress rl-z one or ?. O. box If+ Fl7=niE- A-- MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS. =Epe-t- enced card reader tells past present and future. Ladies. 25c. Eeutlef1e1 50 cents. 231 Buchanan street. corner of Third street
 CLOTHING or deiicsciez for the -Roe- and sick can be left at the rooms cr the WOmen's Christian Temperance Union. corner of Monroe and Central ave They will be carefully distrih- uted Those fn need please raI
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

BOARD AT CLAYSON'S ranch. 1-2 miles east or Phoenix Healcaies- location, rooms and tents. Super table. Baths Wagon at Berryhurs 10 tot F a. m- daily. J. T. White, proprietor, Box O.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-30

WA&TED-NVoman to do chamre--
 work at Fojd hotel
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

"ardner. Idaho.-In April the Bun
Aei Hill Il Sullivan Mining company
'ni"ped between $500 and 5000 tons
y concentrates and ore, which is the
largest monthly shipment ever made
w. W lnis wonderful property. and prob.
a ~. mas never been surpassed by any
o o.uer mine in the district. The only
v .. property in the Occur d'Alenes
tha a' approaches the Bunker Hill in
,ae quantity of ore produced is the
morning, at Mullan.
D. U. Ralston of Spokane has taken
pond for $4,000 on the Sandstone
r r,opefty' the original discovery at
Goldfeld. New.
n. 1ne snowstorm. a copper property
~ -. Mullan, is getting out a good deal
NJ upper ore from it's upper workings.
sb,nI n,he crew is 60 men, and it has
sh, SHIPPED about 5000 tons to Tacoma.
At th are expected to continue
op,n,' e rate of SO IONS day, but the
in l, uS has been about $50 tons daily
to, uer to build a reserve at the smell.
and I'm, me product runs high in silica
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Radiurn.

EVERYBODY seems to be talking about
radium nowadays. The editor of this
paper has been looking up the matter
lately and he finds, in the first place,
that it is entirely out of the question
to furnish each reader with sample
of radium, for the simple reason that
it costs over 5000 drop and pound
at $3, 500, 900 would not go very far.
1t is said that it took the discoverer
of radium three years to produce the
first pure grain and that she (for the
discoverer is a woman) is only enabled
to continue her experiments through
the means of public endowment.
radium is a grayish-white substance,
resembling coarse grained salt. One
grain is produced from half ton Of
pitch blende. 1t possess the power to
emit spontaneously and continuously
light, heat and power. Radium ap-
pears to be an elemental force in nature
like air and water, and is only pro-
duced by long, expensive chemical pro-
cesses. For the reason at it is not at
present available for COMMERCIAL pur-
poses. 1t has been used in the practice
of medicine, especially in cures for
cancer.
II radium should ever be discovered
in sufficient quantities to render its
production less costly, it may become,
like electricity, a great commercial
factor.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Tuesdays War News.

The Russians are evacuaitng Newch.
wang. Chinese bandits to the number
Of three thousand are waiting without
the walls ready to begin looting. They
have torn up the railroad at certain
points and the Russians may find it
difficult to remove their artillery.
1t is reported that part of the
vladivostok squadron has been shut out
of the harbor and is now at sea at
tempting to elude the Japanese fleet.
Japanese expect to take Dalny, which
will deprive Port Arthur of its electric
power and make the use Of searchlights
impossible. Port Arthur is said to
have supplies for only 5000 men for
three months.
Kouropatkin will probably fall back
from Liaoyang.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

The London Times Antung CORES
pondent says:
"rhe Russian defeat on the Yalu
was due primarily to their perfunctory
old fashioned methods. and the Japa'
nese success must be attributed to
their perfect acquaintance with mod,
ern conditions, to their skill and intel
ligence and to their concentration at
the right moment upon the weak
points in the Russian line. In morals
the Japanese soldiers are equal, and
possibly superior, to European troops. u
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

George H. Waterbury of Denver
Col, is still planning to install big
teaching plant at the Snowstorm to
handle the low grade ores, which run
from to 5 per cent copper and from
6 to s ounces in silver. His system
gives promise of success"
A. S. McNulty. late foreman at the
Northport Wash, smelter, is on his
way to Berkeley, Cal, to take a tech
nical course in metallurgy.
The management of the Gold Bug on
Rabbit creek in eastern Oregon con-
template number of important i'm
provements at their property.
Kennedy J. Hanley of Wardner, Ida,
is entitled to $500, 672 .43 from the En-
pire State-ldaho Mining company, ac-
cording to the findings of Judge War.
rem Truitt of Moscow, Idaho, in the
famous Skookum mine case. Judge
Truitt was appointed special exam
iner in the case.
G. o. Bradley, mining machinery
man, is back to Spokane from trip
to the coast. -. II. Conrad ofq Kalis-
pell, Mont, has sailed for the White
Horse country, in Alaska, in the in.
terests of some copper property he has
there" said Mr.. Bradley.
The outlook is bright for consider
able activity in mining and smelling
circles this summer.
| Thomas Greenoueh of Larson &
Greenough, owners of the Morning sill
ver-lead mine at Mullan, Idaho, is
giving his personal attention to the
development Of the mine. 1--WE are
making 200 feet month through slate
in driving our lower tunnel, which is
in 5000 feet" said he. High watel
has delayed the milmen, who were
getting out lumber for our new con
centrating plant. However, they ex
pect to commence saving Monday, ant
as most of the machinery is on thu
ground we may have the new plan
running in 60 days.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Corpse Of E. L. Wentz Found

The body of e. L. Wentz, who dis
appeared October 4. 1908, has been
found near Kelly View, Virginia, with
in a mile from the place where he was
last seen alive The body, which was
lying on the ground in plain view, was
in a state of preservation sufficient
for Identification.
Young Wentz was the son of Phila.
delphia millionaire, and was in charge
of his fathers mines in Wise county.
Since his disappearance more than
$50 900 has been offered for any news
of him.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

The Gold Cord will proceed to make
plans for smelter. On the Iconoclast
a large and very rich ore body has
been encountered.
The Pearl Consolidated mine. Re.
public camp, has been closed down
The pumps have been drawn and the
buildings nailed up. The cause of the
shutdown was due to the temporary
Injunction issued.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13

The passage through the Suez canal
in January was made by 1874 vessels,
against 206 in January, 1908, and the
dues collected in that month amounted
to 9,1So,000 francs, against S,1So,0Oo
francs.
That coral reefs are made up entire
ly of the skeletons of animals and
algae is proved by borings to a depth
of more than 1000 feet in the Pacific
island of Funafuti.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
Bandits Rob a Paymaster.

Oaxaca, Mexico.-Othon Quinjano,
the paymaster Of the National railroad
of Tenuantepec, was assaulted by five
bandits between Palo Mars and Pasco
de Dubuques. One bullet went through
his body and his head was cut almost
in two with machete. He died of his
wounds. Two of his poems were
wounded. The bandits got away with
between $4,000 and $4,000.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-13
PORT ARTHUR IN JAP HANDS
RUSSIAN STRONGHOLD COM
PLETELY INVESTED BY JAPs.
Report of Japanese General, oku-
Manchurian Railway and Telegraph
Lines Cut-Russia Lost Over 5000
Men and Japs 1o0o-Russians Re.
treated in Confusion.

Toxic, May 10-The report of Gen
eral Oku, commanding the second
army, which is now operating against
Port Arthur, indicates that that
stronghold is completely invested. The
Manchuria railway was Gu, at Port
Adams on Friday and al the same time
the telegraph station was destroyed
General Oku and General kuroki have
distinct understanding and are work.
ing in unison.
The Russian losses to date in the
operation up to the occupation of
Fengwancheng are more than 5000,
while the Japanese have lost less than
1000. The retreat of the Russians from
Fengwancheng was so preciptate that
they abandoned large quantities OF
hospital supplies. which have been
turned over to the Japanese field hos
pital service.
Japs Show Strategy.
In directing the recent operations
dSdlnSl Vic thC JaplhtoN
have displayed knowledge of military
strategy that has amazed the foreign
military experts. When General Ku.
roki advanced with his entire army
the divisions of northern Korea were
massed at Win and Antung and re-
tanned there as second reserve. In
this manner it was possible for the in
vading column to move on without
having any fears FOR their base Of sup
plies.
The invasion OF the peninsula was
not attempted until the Port Arthur
channel had been completely blocked
up. This was accomplished by Admiral
roga on May 2, and on the morning
OF the Sd he steamed with all of his
fleet, excepting the cruiser division
which was left to guard the harbor en-
trance, to the base agreed on. where
he met the transport fleet, and escort
ed it to the landing site selected. The
landing was accomplished under the
; guns of the gunboat flotilla, the bat
tleships being held off shore in case
they should be needed.
Russians Are Brave.
The Japanese officers at the from
speak in the highest terms of the brav
cry displayed by the Russian officers
and men in the battle of Kiulien
cheng. Four regiments were masset
on the hills at Homotung and hello
their ground for hours in the face Of
vicious bombardment, which early
placed their guns out OF commission
They fought like demons and their line
was not broken until their reserves
deserted them and permitted the Japa
nese to surround them. They cut their
way through the Japanese lines. in
flicting very heavy losses during the
fight.