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JOSEPH NOLTE

Elizabeth. y. J. Feb. 13.-Ex- Frseholdsr Joseph
Nolte died to-day his home IN this city He
was seventy-tyvo years old lie CT Eliza
beth's most prominent Gsrman-Americans, and had
lived more than half a century IA this city.
Quoting a shoe store. ar Nolte q founder
and for many years a director Of tho Mutual Saw
ings Funds Harmonic, Of tffs city widow, i've
sons and three daughtera survive him.
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SERGEANT KITTY" GOES TO CASINO.

George r. Whites production Of Sergeant
Kitty" with Virginia Earl as tho star, viii resume
tts broadway run at the Casino on Monday, Feb
r1Iarv % opening with a Washingtons Brthaay
matinee The run a Days was EXTENDED VIZ w..
bezond he time originally contracted TOT ne
Casino ENGAGEMENT is another homecoming lot MISS
Earl who many successes IN tls AeN0'N'
reductions at this popular playhouse.
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sIR CHARLES wYNDHAms NEW pLAy

-, feo. N-sir Charles wvndham's new
-. Ny Lacy q Rosedale" an adaptation from
- -slca Of Alfred Cspus. by J. W. Co-nvns
NaS given a. the New Theatre tonight. and
- e.--lls'as-icaly applauded by a large audi
-. ne leading part was played by Mabel Terry
-. 80 ol Ellen Terry This was the first
-. - Lewis has taken such an important
Ne and Der work was btg,5, -,-,is,s -,
srd Go q minor part. Sir Charles Wvndharn
--e Aiisston were also IN The cast
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NJ. LERoY-sEAULIEU COMING HERE.

Paris Feb 1s-Anatole Leroy Beaulieu. the well
known authority on political economy and member
- Inc French Institute viii leave Paris soon 10
soft.rr q series Of lectures al Harvard
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A CHASE In A SEWER.
Inv rr1rcn.rrr 70 TIE TR1BUNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Richmond. Va. Feb. l3-After siashiHs -.
,brost Of his wife with razor to-day are
Drew. a negro rushed into the mouth OF -.
botly pursued by three patrolmen- me ei'asT
"a g. ,,ro ho,r- before Drew was caught lie ieO
rs purSuers for blocks in the dirty gloomy = 20
ssrGs FAR below the streets. waSlns II se"-s~ -
their knee&~
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- rd,nrN.EIRsr ANNIvERsARY.

-. .,srtv-arsf anniversary OF the Chaplin Home
- -, Area and Innrrn. NO. Isl East SiKty-sixth-
At vii be held on Thursday. March 3. from to 10
, N Several well known clergymen VIII SPEAK
D. - .,vef-sl and literary programme has been
orra-Eed A sale and supper viii take place IN the
Ito
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Dr. Pattison was born at Cornwall. England. on
December Il. ISIS. He the Of S. r. and
Marina Ching Pattison. both OF London. England
His father was a fellow OF the Geological Society
pr. PRttison was graduated from Regents Park
College England. iu 1852. and received the degree
OF doctor OF divinity from Colgate and Brown uni
versites and Williams College. He married in 1858
Miss Emily A. daughter OF r. W. cambridge, OF
Middleton House. Durham, England. His principal
works are Present Day Lectures The Making
OF William Carey THE History Of the English
Bible" The Making of the Sermon" Public
Worship" and The Ministry Of tho Sunday
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JOHN Won CLAIM.

John Won Claim, former Deputy Register and
Excise Commissioner and a member Of the Lieder-
kranz. AriOn. LOtos. Manhatten and Democratic
clubs. died Friday night in his apartments In the
Alpine. Thirty-third-st. and Broadway. He had
long been a sufferer from acute rheumat ism- the
disease having given especial trouble since early in
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TCESDAY-At $50 a. N. for Italy direct. per . q
Palstia mail per "a
$40 a. m for Italy direct per 3 Citta al NaDon
mail must be directed per $. s Citta al NapolT')
WEDNESDAN-At 23O a. m for Europe. per . Celtic.
Via Queenstown at IL a for Denmark direct PED
8 3 Oscar II mail must be directed per Oscar
III
THURSDAY-At q m. for France Switzerland, Italy.
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British
India. s. La BretaZne. mail FOR other
parts or Europe Be directed per Brs-
tagne.)
SATCRDAY-At 4 a m for Ireland. per Ivsrris-
via Queenstown Cnai for other parts Europe must
be directed per 8 Ivernia'). N. for Europe.
s. St Paul via Plymouth Cheroourg: a.
$50 m for Belgium direct. per a KroonIand
mail must Be directed per 9 kroonand''l: 30
a m. tor Italy direct. 5. Nsckar Gman b.
directed per s. Neckar'')
After the closing OF Supplementary
Mails named above additional supplementary Mails
are opened the piers Of the American. English.
French and German steamers, remain open until
within Ten Minutes Of the sailing
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ENGAGEMENT OF SISTERS ANNOUNCED

M and Mrs. George winthrop Folsom. OF No. "a
Cirarnercv Park announced yesterday the engage
rnent OF two OF their daughters. Miss Maud Chris
tine Folsom is 20 marry Clark G. voorhees,. son OF
the lac charles IA Voorhees, Of this city. and Miss
Wfuifred Folsom is 10 marry Edward II. Delaheld.
son 81 Dr. Francis Delaheld-
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.
sUNDAT-At $40 for St Pisrrs Miqusl0n. pee
NONDAY-At . a. m for Barbados per s. . Lovstazksa
mail tor Brazil via PesnambucO and Macsio -
TUEsDAY-At $40 m. for Newfoundland. per q .
Central America Except Costa RcaJ ami Pacihs
Ports. per $ 8 CITY q Washington. via Colon (mail
wFsDSEsDAY-At 1880 ?. m Complementary ,. n.p
Cherokee; al 1880 .. supplementary $50 D. M
for 81 Thomas. st. Croix. Leeward and Windward
Parma (naH for Grenada and Trinidad must be
elrected per 5 Parma ,; at I D. FOR Brazil. per
Santos mail for Northern Brazil Argentine Uruguay
and PARAGUAY must Be dirscted per 3 8 Eastern
TIIURsDAT-At a n Tor Cuba per > > Havana mail
must Sc Sjr.esd Sr7' Iapeens and Vera Cruz
Bsrmuda per 8 Trinidad: at - m In Mexico per
Manz1nIlo Tampco (maiI must be objected
CTus1ay and Paraguay. > s. orc
Catania, Pernarnbuco RIO Jansif and ss5s5 f5.ii
Tor Northern Brazil Argsntine. Uruguay and Paraguay
pissntary 1850 n for Bssas per = sarasas1
atoga p a. y m for st. kits. Nevis ST. Eustafius
St Martins. British. Dutch and French GUIANA ner
= StlsI az 1 p, m Tor 1ucatan per Tiomo. via
frlgreso mail must be directed 5 Tjomo')
sATURDAY-At $50 a. m. tsuppIemeutary $50 a NJ
dslphia mail Tor SAVANNA as5 Csr+p pr : Pas
rscted Der PhIadelphis') D. at Q 80 a m Supple
SAMANTHA Cartasena and Greytown per s. = AiisH5s1S
mail Tor Costa Rica must be directed per = 8 Ale
ghany D. at b.dO A. m. supplementary 1870 m
Inagua. Cape Haiti De Psx and santa Marta pe-
Ad.ondack mail Tor other parts Of Hayti must b
Per $ 8 Moro Castle. via Havana 10 a. m for
NADIA. m for Haiti per ; P-ias' Matrfs. mail
Lor curacao. Venezuela. Trinidad. British
u N. FOR Northern Brazil. per = : Hilary via Par.
and ManaOs: at 1e3O m. for Cuba. per . q Clrityba
tyba'D.
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Ffvh.s tsuperarurs yesterday % degrees lowest Is
average "a average corresponding year
s-axe for corresponding date last twenty-five years
Local forecast--IncreasnE oloudiness and
aav followed BY snow al night Monday colder Non
day esk east 70 south vindS becoming north
~ Monday
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y a ,os LAW CELEBRATES.

The New-York University law class OF 'o held
-. eighth Of SIS series Of dinners and dances at the
- zrr,ao-ne Broadway and Forty first-st, last
L-o.tit So--e~ai men bers OF the faculty were
$500 rei8o- Wes acted as toastuiastcr
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

CCBA-viG Port Tampa. Florida. closes az this orcs
daily. except Thursday. 1880 a. Cthe connectnx
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
days..
MEXICO CITT-Oyerand unless specially addressed for
dispatch BY steamer. closes ONCE
sunday at 30 o. m. and 1870 Sundays AZ
p ard 1880 ?.
NEWFOUNDLAND North Sydnev and
thence BY steamer closes this Office daily At $50
p m tconnscting nails close hers every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAlCAt-By rail 70 Philadelphia thence
closes At this ONCE 1870 D m every sunday
BY ra4l 20 Boston. and thence BY closes a
tbs ONCE az $50 o. every Friday.
MIQUELON.-Bv rail Boston and thence By steamer
closes this once daily $50 D. m
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEMAIaA.-By rail
% New-Orleans. and thence BY steamer.
Office daily. except sunday 2: Fl 30 and 1850
p. Sundays at n o. and 1000 (eonnsctinx
mail closes here Mondays ht0-3O D.. m
COSTA RICA-By rail % New-Orleans. there's ~
closes this Office daily II
413O D. and 1880 p. m. sundays az II D m and
f10:30 D connecting mail closes here Tuesdays at
1880 D. M
BAHAMAS Except Parcels-Post Mals.-Bv rail -
Miami Fla. and thence steamer. closes at IS 80
a m every Monday, wednesday and SATURDAY
Registered Mail closes a 8 D. m previous day
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BTsWs; fS on F 81 x. T rss:5g. "a 4
bis sister Mrs A. r. MacCoubrey. Brewster Monday.
al o'eocK-
DTiT1AN1--EL sIsTEEHOOD-Ths board Of trustees and
b. members OF Emanuel sstsrhood o. Personal ser
vice are invited 20 attend the funeral % Mt simon Borg
the husband OF the yeeprssdsnt At the Temps 5mAnu
HANNAH b. EINsrEIN. President.
HA1r-on saturday. February 19 at No 12el Madison
ave NsT-fsrs S, Wy Noce OF funeral later
u,,r1ToN-At Daytona. Fla. on Thursday. February
n 1904 John Lyon Hamilton NoticsNof funeral later
1oos-suddaaly the l1ta Inst at n: Fss1,nGs
r R Goth year Of MS age FSHsFA! ssrZss. az
81 lanes Ps6P'lsrv 10 at 10 a m Interment Wood
Gn A0n TqSn leaves Central Depot II 70
a9g F's Mssr T. Faa.S SsA .i a y.lG az
her Ia;s residence. Man-st Freehold. n J.. on Monday
at ? o'clock p m
McGoN1GAL-At the residence Of Mary K. Undsrhm.
Glen Head island Nancy Mcloaisal IN the 7Ish
yea. o. q hs jericho Meeting House First day second
SgsR 4' on the arrival Of the train ss1ins sSs
at $50 a
Pa ma 5. Palmer sister OF Ms Frederic b FTsEs
RocKwEIIF.idsy Fs6.garTy L: 1894 Rptu, Ed
SsRes No ~ cRssaats East orange y j. Sun
day ?.
CEMETERIES.
e.s Gt Once e Broad s
The wOOdIswn Csmstery
IA aecessble by Harlem Station
SIS telephone 4.s35 Gram
ercv for descrrtf booklet representative
OFFICE 20 z. S3D ST. n. Y. CITY.
UNDERWRITERS
stepheu Merritt EmbI'E Ist.. Undertakers. .41-s W
23d st Tel 1874 or LAS Chelsea Frank z Campbell
BE Not Deceived.
please this.
STEPHEN MERRITT BURIAL CO.
sTH AVE AND 18TH ST ONLY
The largest and most complete IN the world.
TELEPHONE. 124-i25 CHELSEA.
BE NOT DECEIVED.
hav. no connection any other place ths
world --
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sTH AVE AND 18TH ST ONLY.
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world -vide-knovn IN
~ business Shave and 18Th
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Religious Notices.

20 cents per line.
SAINT AGNES CHAPEL. TRINITY pAprz-z
g2d-st and Coluubus-avs
The Pew. ". T. MANNING. d D Vicar
Services at the usual hours
Bishcp HALL OF Vermont. WI preach AZ IL
Ths vicRr viii preach a. 4
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CHILD BORN TO SOPHIA OF GREECE

n 80 feo. IA daughter was born yesterday
.t.,,'- I'e.s Sophia. wife OF Crown Prince CON
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OBITUARY.
THE REV. DR.. T HARDWOOD PATTIsoN.

Rochester Feb. l3-The Rev. Dr. T Har-
wood PHttison died here this morning DR.. Patti
son. who was professor OF homiletics and pastoral
theology at the Rochester Theological Seminary.
widely known one Of the leading writer's
theoogians and lecturers in the country.
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EVERYTHING HAS PRICE
"a q bFfyer seeking A. Seller and buyer are oroosns
$500 nm ths Little Ads Of the People"
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TATIOR-IANE-At residence Of the BRIDES parents
Garfield Place Poughkeepsie, y Y, February IL Alice
Z Lane. daughter OF william J: and susan z Lane.
70 Howard Taylor. OF philadelphia
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
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In Tbs diagram the continuous white line shows the
pressure indicated by The Tribune's self
S.-orsfna bsro dotted line shows
ae-sfrre recorded By the local Weather Bureau
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Local of,eiaI Record-The following Official record
49,, IN. weather Bureau changes TEN
eraure for ne twentfour hours in comparison with
4-.. las
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Special Notices.


Mall subscribers q Nsw-Yo-k CITY TO the DAILY ard
Tttl-WEENLY viii Be charged copy extrs
postage IN addition to the named above.
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For points Europe all countries The Universal
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.ppO7-r-At brewster n 7. Friday. February 4.
eSIInan Abtott aged Funeral the residence
bs sister Mrs A r. MacCoubrey. az Brewster Monday
O'CLOCK
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Local observations
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TNT rvT--TI sIsTERHOOD-Ths board Of trustees and
,b ebes OF the Emanuel Ssterhood OF Personal Ser
-. 80 fovited 10 attend funeral Of Mr. Simon Borg
~ husband 81 vice president at the Temple Emanu
- ~ SUNDAY morning February "A. AZ $50 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
pERsoNAL MENTION

The Jay Hawkers" celebrate today tt the public school grounds.
 Superintendent Fulton was a south side visitor yesterday.
 D E. Heard and Phelps Gilmore were over from Phoentx yesterday.
 Misses Helen Alexander and Belle Stephens of the normal arc spending over Sunday at home in Phoenix
 Attorney Archibald was down from Mesa yesterday.
 John Norton was over from Phoenirl yeate:Gay.
 w. II. Wallace was a Mesa visitor here yesterday.
 Hrs. Jack HaIbert came in from Trey CT yesterdays train.
 Professor Matthews IesTes for Pres colt this morning.
 w r. Richardson and Sheriff CooR spent Thursday night here.
 Water COmmissioner r. P. T-ott was here yesterday.
 c. w Dorsey. Washington, D. C.. Y. P. COnboy Los Angeles; M. A Stanford, Phoenix; were registered al the Casa Loma yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
CHlIRCH NOTIFIES

Methodist Episcopal chwch-Rev. J. c. Rollins, D. D. pastor. Sunday school a5 10 o'clock. Special music. Be punctUaL Morning worship ct II, sermon by the p3zsor, "Who Are Christians2" Evening service 7:30 with a p~e- election sermon by the pas~ tor, Elements of Good Cidzanshtp.' The candidates and voters Of all part ies earnestly requested to za present. X political sermon. Good music at ali services and a cordial welcome for all.
 Baptist chur-k-Rev. J. c. Caapin, pastor. Covenant meeting Saturday at D. m. All usual Sunday services with the observance Of the Lords sup pc: at the close of the morning ser non
 ngregat:c1al church. L. Drew. pastor. Sun5ay school at 10 a. n. Preaching by t5e pastor at Il a. m. Special music. Communion service, Junior FnCeavor at 5. D m. Christian EadeaVor at G:15 p. m. Preaching by the pastor a.t 1:30. 4 cordial invita- tah extended 10 all.
 Sunday afto~roca at 8 o'clock at the N. '. church Rev. D. D. Boyle pastor Of the Phoenix Chriz-.aD church. v-ill preach. This w.1 be his frs. appear auce before a Tempe congregation and 8 cordial invitation is extended to H.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
woak PzocaEeslnc-

The work on the Tempe pumping plant is progressing E-oWIy bat as fast as could be expected. There is aa i'm mcnse amount Cf work % be done and l. .s oE such nature t1at it requires considerable UmC. It was hoped that before tAis time the p-snt woIld be Tn full operation but ore delay follow ed anothcr and it was only a few dave ago that t1e last of the machinery az rived. That was the sgc-ion pipe which 5oDs tho ten wells. t i5 a big task to iay end connect tGis and up to yesterday but three Of the wells had been connected.
 The engines have been fired up all most every day for week simply as Q fest. Yesterday the machinery was nut il motion to wear the bearings and to have Cliugs in good order when tae balance of tEe we-lc is completed. At that time 5heTe will be no delay end the roment the suction pipe is all in pla-e ard the ten wells are joined y the atuachment of a belt, a s.Iean of 10o0 inches of wafer BilI commence tn Eow.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
MAKES WORK EASIER
Phoenix People Are Pleased to Learn
 How 1t Is Done.


 It's pretty hard to attend to duties
 With Q constantly aching back:
 With annoying urinary disorders
 Doan's Eidkney Pills make work
 easier.
 They cure backache.
 They cure every kidney ill
 Mrs. M F, Blanton. of no W. AIcCor- mick St. Prescott, Ariz.. says. ''I have had attacks Of kidney complaint for a number of years, not constantly. but coming on Tow and then. scne Of them laying me up for two weeks at lime. Whenever I caught cold it settled right in my kidreys and severe suffering was sure to follow. As a rule it was ac- cOUpanted with dizzy spells and uer- vCus headaches and naturally I ran down physicaIIy& felt tired all the time and was actually in misery. I at last became alarmed about my cOndi- tioI and was always Cu, the outlook for some means to check the synp- toms but ! met with very indifferent success until I went to the Brisley Drug Co.'S store for Doan's Kidney Pills and tried them. They helped me from the first. The treatment brought such genuine benefit that I feel like 9 different. person"
 Just such emphatic endorsement can be had right here in Phoenix. Drop into the Brisley Drug Co.'S drug store and ask what their customers report.
 For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents. Foster-N1iIburn Go. Buffalo. N- Y. sole agents for the United States
 Remember the -Doan's-and take no substitute.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
TEMPE
Eoc-IaALL MATTERs.

This being Saturday is football day This afternoon at 9 o'olC K the second team of the normal will lire up Ou the normal gro-rds. r. VII e the first game el,Ee- team has played ,li5 year and whIe # will probably not be remarkable for it's scientific pl2yiEs Gn intet esting game is -sglred.
 The normal first team will so 10 Phoenix .a s-he afternoon to attend the high schooI-Irdian school game l- the park for the purpose. Of taking sUca observations of the playing as may. come in handy at their next game with these teams. The normal plays the higA school next Saturday and tIe I-G-au school a week later.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
ARIZONA sETTER THAN EVER

1r. James Carroll has returned from 9 hurried trip to Fi,-s5urg. vae~e he vas called 'hy the fa-aI Illness Of a brother. He was unable to realA cEs.c before his bro-ae.'s death but was p--sen- at the 11nc-al From Pitts burg he went to GuGa.o, Y. T., to visit relatives.
 Ir. Carroll has been a resident Of Arizona for years. In fact ne was one of the earliest se-lers. but after trip east this time of the year he is better gatieEej win this Couu-ry chan ever. The weather il the east. he says. is simply atoniuabIe. T. was cold and there was more or less rain and a. times some snow.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
CONSTIPATION.

Health is aesoIutely impossible le constipation be present. Many serious eases of liver and kidney complaint have spr1ns from neglected couzGp pa tion- SUch a 'deplorabIe condition is unneCessary. There is a cure for it. Ferbine will speedily remedy matters. C. 4. Lindsay, p. M. Bronson, Fla. writes, Feb. r. 1902: Having tried He-&ine, And it a fine medicine for constipation" soc bottle. Sold by Eivey C. Hulctt.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
LEcAL AovEHrlsEmENrs.
ET-cI(ENL n-lG, NETTING.


 Notice is hereby given that the au- nual meting of the. stockholders of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Rail way company will be held ac the office of the company, in the city of Prescott, Territory of Arizona on Wednesday, the I6th day of November, 1904, at 12 o'clock noon of said day, for the par pose of eiect.uS board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the tram Saction or such other business as may properly be brought before the meet snS. Books for transfer of stock will be closed November 1st remaining closed until December 1st, 1904. Dated at Prescott, Arizona, this 10th day OI October, 1904.
 CSigucd) F. N. MURPHY,
 President. WALLACE FALECAEIL,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an uual meeting Of t4e stockholders of the Phoenix and Eastern Railroad com pany will be held at the office of the company. in the city of Prescott terri tory Of Arizona, on Wednesday, the 16th day Of November, 1904, at 12 o'clock noon of said day, for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the tran saction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for transfer of stock will be closed November 1st, remaining closed until December 1st, 1904.
 Dated at Prescott, Arizona, this 10th day Of October, 1904
 (Signed) r. M. MURPHY,
 President. WALLACE FAIRBANK,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
4 GROWN OF GLORY.
As Well ss Mark CT Beatty Is Laz-
 urious Hz5--

t has been truly said tll- tlz croUning glory Of. our race ls o llE- uriant head of hair->
 T. used to be 11o-sE- tl-- -Els vas one O. the biezs--sS vllcl che E1Iz beSt0W Czp-ic5ously- and i- is only -e- gently thar scientists hlve E-s-rre-l that its 5ea~,y is dependent uu1n la- absence Of miuIt= E- -a fOurishes -G the EaIr F1-----e-. where -- destroys the life Of che Ea=r
 To restore this life and kin che germs which cause -hz u5s---er -- t-= mission CT Nzwhro-s H=rpf-iIe-
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WALLACE FAIRBANK,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Arizona and California Railway com pany will be held at the office of the company. in the city of Prescott, ter ritory of Arizona, or Wednesday, the 18th day Of November, 1904, at F o'clock noon of said day. for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the tran sacticn of such other business /as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for transfer of stocks will b. closed November 1st, remaining closed until December 1st, 1904.
 Dated at Prescott, Arizona. this 10th day of October, 1904
 (Signed) F. M. MURPHY,
 President. WALLACE FAIRBANK,