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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1904-12-17

The Tsa1p's Bpitaph.
Beneath this stone, forever hid.
There rests a lifelong prowlef.
The only work he ever did
Was when he worked the growfsf.
Judge,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOL D

OVER 700 PERSONS are 10 At
tedbnco At the big Adventist camp
meeting naW being held 80 the faif
grounds. just outside of c0lfsN. II
IL the largest meeting in the his
tory o. the county.
THE PROMPT ACTION n the
tioauiam fire department prevented
a disastrous fire early yesterday
morning The explosion Of Easas
line stove la restaurant in the
center 81 a frame block started the
fire.
A COrGEn Weighing 2s5 pounds
and mraalnR nine feet from up ta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

iip wac tfappcd and killed by three
ua.u on y j. Wfighfa place. near
spirit Lake. % few days ego.
LAWRENCE wtLLET. ~ heau
MON In the employ ~ the Larson
Nlu Company Ht HeliiuEhHm. vas
drowned "wednesday night being
thrown into the river b. 20 turning
log.
THE NoHTuWEsT Baptist Az
ISOLATION will hoid thrrr-0HF e0n-
vontiou a. Everett beginning Nth
Tuesday 81 the coming week
AN fNcENDIAHY is busy q
Wnrdner. Idaho. The latest fro
occurred yesterday morning n a
bakery. damaging the building nd
stock 10 the extent af 1850.
THE azYEAR-oLD SON II i
w. Edmlslef. ~ Mex Fcrce. ldahos
while playing with matches. We'd
ueadaY. caught fite and was burned
90 death.
xIE -FOUR TROOPS Of NJ
ninth cavalry. nre e. leave Waila
Wuila. June 20. for American Lake
10 participate Ia the big military
rnrampmeut
ACTfOH HAS EEEh begun IN
Tacoma against the Washington
Match Company, which ia said 20
have Nefimized scores ~ people
hrrr and 81 the east 90 the f1tent
of from 10000 81 $4,000 Whiis
fte company was capitalized q
81. 200 600. tho plaintiffs claim That
mo stock has ever been subscribed
except one share each - Tie four
promoters
THE EVERETT rUBLiEufSu
Company. formed ia Everett for
the purpose ~ Publishing 20 Demo-
cratic daily paper. has fiiod articles
~ incorporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
3 L Q . .

on account ~ itu fflehtfui hidtaas#
neHs. ninad Poisoning ta commonly
called ths klHH - All tlHeaaeas Il
may b. either hereditary al contract
- once the system tH tainted win
b. de ffsHHaa muF maHfest itrrlf lH
fhf form - atrnflia. hesfma. theHs
matlc pafHH SUR or SWOLLEN lutHtHs
EfHufL1Ha af fnrurr Naiurad spots IN
tH- Enee 81 madY. little Ulcers .n The
MHuih 81 ~ fhf Tongue Sore ThfHst
Swollen TauriiF Falling cot n III
Ifair 81 Eyebrows. and finally a Leps
fHus-iikf HfeHE - the firrh asa
Bones m fHH have ans = fhrnf n HlfH
Har OBJ mnfama. Htf nH0M s q HOOD
Gf WE IHIne filHfrlN This treat
ment ~ practically the result q ltfs
NuFk Ne contains ne dangerous drugs
~ iHfufiaHH MaHicITfs - aHF hina =
aaas a. the NarB bottom = the diHeHsa
and forces est ever uaFilrle ~ lmz
purity Soon every HfEa aHd sLmrfafn
dfsauprara. completely rnd forever
The blood the Tissues the frah. tie
bones ard fht whole FHrtfM ere
fffaNHtd purified ard ffsturfn o. per
feft health Hud the patient prepared
anrN faf fHH duties aHH uifanHfeH =
ne ruuW&R MOOD ErNE. RI
5 t0tfir issfz q month Nod lE HH
brown - Arch 81 Hhiiadfiplfa
Per sale O. sHHffir only ~ Tho QuHk ef
Fassaa Sac sac - = ENFNs# -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
HUNDREDS ARE
STILL MISSING

NEW YORK. June ia revised
Hst ~ the victims % the Gen. Sio-
rum disaster a. > O'Clock This morn
INK shows that tsz bodies have been
recovered 6z2 have been Identified
and "a persons are missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
NEW cOUNTERFEHS

Captain Ben. o. The Seattle -
cret service office has received ssF-
erai specimens % counterfeit half
dollars 81 the year itoa. ffve q
these we're found BY n boy Al Taco
ma and sent 70 the captain,
" no has been busy trying 20 ind the
man Who made them The coins are
made u a lead alloy and are poor
limitations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

Rainier valley and West Seattle
viii celebrate the fourth o. July In
fashion. Committees in
both places are busy raising funds
The Rainier Valley Improvements
club intends 90 have the best eele-
buation ever held there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
PANIICC

TOXIC. June 1f.a=1n consequence
Of the failure az Hn important bank
~ paah "a serious financial panic
prevails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
slc PAIGE FoR YEERLIHo

NEW YORK. June L. Newton
bennington purchased Watereress-
Flourotte. a brown elot hy Imp. AZ
the sale Of the Rancho Del Faso
yearlinFs. held ~ sheapshead bay
yesterday. The price paid Was
i1.ao0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

tsight million seven huhdfea thouss
sd 9ellafsl sn,nlnn H. - inter
60 a'lSS - ba ss sspai sfshsst asd
ssd second sssnss q v Hot
manager,
THE scANDTRAvlAH AMERICAN
IagA q gsattis 4 ssesffi h9 20 .!s
y capital sna sdEgIgs ~ ~ =
shi.pffy EsA W e.sitsis - f'ss
f1shsr. asst cashier
PEOPLES aAyISoa HANK.
sf III easi z ~, ~ rs9so u e Hsaisiiaf
pre- y r afesnleRf eashlsr com
morciaL savings ard trust business
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or HEATrt.E
csEi,sl s'9ct eel. sisd r.. - sfurPess
sai,h. Vice pres h Y AnksnY,
sAahlsr eeffeargndr 81 % ~. ~
.ilisa 81 the United Stats and 10
colIss,ion, -
NJ rGiIr-f 5#7Hafia snf f|a4TnT ~ ~
80 m9 s.. g. hsss 4 eailsst'on 20.
s sullivan baiiding
curlos
NlAIf 81 oIas euHasiiI ahap Col.
man Dock Indian relics. ssa Hheiias
paretna Academy --
rf4.efAE fafss u dai5finE rars faf
Hsainnafu fht# month. r2#ff Monday
go sha sl iisa = s@n tashs - ssehaai
Flfth ard Pa streets
pr.r.s,ie sehoel
EakN Dramatic 3 eaal ahnioun.sa
s ,..l. sfs s % 80 ss.s.. ss 's "a
ClassirH unaar direction II PRANK e
fHan and 81 irving Coolidge Terms
Z a. prf month. Class limited. 10
fal today - iloiyoks HIeeH. rhuns
seussmossrs
ffsf5 NNNflNHflN ffoase MBvsf AID
HhIasF Formulation Work Estimates
81 4 " = i'i ssssa,h ~ ~ soa, is''
ltsspis.ls -
hons ksf6fs ara daflnF
ennfinrnenf aarna reasonable nurse.
Hlask t9s 10 Thlrtg -aeeena ave
JunL
u Ysu ~snt eeuset sslsats aad
s Sss'fs &C. s''i ibs % Ne ish Van "a
oeuI... sns Asr's,.
Dit a kAcktsNoN A. So
Or H VI FERRr. oeaiist Aurlsl
pR FoSpA sApEAU-sn Bsrs. sla
o.t.opsshy
oaTEoFATur- tas osesnd sxspas.
rhons yamss go both msI and iadf
estseps ths. snafainatien free.
n SHEPHERD. o.tsopsthist mas
ter Acisnrs Home treatment -
walker haiidinE Phons white II
w1slslNsIoS ISHTrrurE oF os
TEofArHI-fit i've yeafs :. seattle.
NORMAN. n ATTY y o Hoem ~
Millinery
HfNllA1i MiG.ElNEnN AZ lo~ pfiesn
Ne a N. Hansen igi. Ger tth and
nschss.eal gnainssrs
- L. n Al-LAsTEk-Sa2.t eiunssf
Photographers Supplies
ss'sfT7I17- - ifIiT0ffGT1f'ffT7 frs.S l.
amateurs - uorhs Photo supply
60. 80 Marion a.
ANDERSON suPPLV co. IN chsrrY
1t Seattle
physieiar ara surgeon
Ia ~ X. TENNElA y y Hinck lsy.
Hrs-i % evenings IN f.aEs ist
IN W n fN8E DALTON. al Ar
eads BIDS ssin and Esnito-urinary
Tn ANNIE Russell. 3, IiiakisY ma
pf Chambers Epler blk Both phonss
Printing and Binding
ACNE The Printer Lie spflns ~.
commercial printins - all kinda
Patent Attorney
y. A. adams rAfung e0lnaan blds
Rubber stamp,
~ alEh SHAFTS made izas Aroads
Way.
Ship Builders
MORAN uHOa c6MrASf' Fngincsr.
and Hhluhuiidera DRY Docks. I.um.
Der Mills Seattle.
fHuNkA dsIi9ered u cent? ! aaSs
storage free. piano and furniture
nesinf estimate Xens,,,, knlgn
both phones Main 80
umhrsiis rspairlnp
uAfhEtlsAE manufaclui Cd &. -csv-
end avonus Robssan nros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
He Wo Chinese M edlcIne Co

Cure all Chronl
diseases OF men
ana women with.
out O per alton
Cured BY power
full Chinese roots.
herbs. barks, buds
ana vegetables
These wonderful
Chinese remedies
lhavc cured hun
'drcda OF cases
that have been
given up 60 die.
We q 4 A v A N
II u " TO cure
.r n q n m tiam,
asthma. catarrh.
stomach, kidney.
liver, fem ale
private dfscasca
wonderful chinese
a talk With Hea
up your case "a
'tatfou FREE
ton ST kauAlla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

Neglect anything but a rupture.
Don't miss the opportunity OF test
inF free lieard's Mechanical April.
ancc, office room ia Arlington
hotel. +. . block. sas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
The MARKETS

The Western avenue commission
men DO not look for any great re-
suits from the local cherry market.
II IL feared that DRY weather has
greatly injured the crop. Straw
berries are steady and are going at
from 81 TO tite. The first ship
ment Of dewberrieH arrived on tho
street this morning and are selling
az 81 a bax. California peaches are
on the market. They are Of poor
quality and sell slowly.
wHoLEsALE PRICES
These prices are 10 any buyer q
evantitiss Prices on small purchases
svsraEs = per cent hikhef1
proVisloas
Fresh Msat-Cow kesf. 20 per ID.
steer heef, ii4o Nc u. veal eoae ID.
pork. - stse ~ muttaa- 40 u.
taeon iee ID. bellies. fresh 1--we Ia
Vegetables
White River Burhanks utgo
psg ton California petatoes. i.aze
pcr ton carrots, 9 - per sack. rutA-
haEaA 8 e sack. cabbage. Ixtfac 10.
radirhoa. ice doE punches. Australasia
anions SO per sNt. Ereen onions.
squash Sic per %. Hhubarh. q pef ia
AsparaEras O. .zl.fi.kq per box Mlsais-
Hlnpi tomatoes. 81 h0u2u per box Gu
eufnhers becQti % per dozen.
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples 8 per box. Pinearpiss . %
dos. EediaudH oranges. = 1t4i1 s. box.
tlIl q crate Persian dates sc IL.
HmCkleharfisH. 20 ID. Bananas b. kss9
anl bunch Native straw berries. O. %
Gl 10 crate Cherries sacfii o. per bor
Native utas tnic ID Gouseherrles
s. tnng 81 per crate. Cantclopee O. 4
nAuu nff crate nawheTrics 81 % per
box California peaches. uG per
box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

SEE FHtH HMAii
uefra fine tanH % minutes
walk from Riverside Station Easy
clearing and Tea good ufiEhhufhuuu
LHHf turmH
tftAa q AuAMH
For Sale-Timber Lands
fioMN greAua aud timber claima re-
lHauiHhmsnt O. vel improved home
stead cheap
81 a. NUuNA. Tho Cruiser.
as Pacific hiock
TINHEn LANDS
20 NHu want go Use your homestead 90
ffHIzHH FINht apply Ca a = hittlff.
uIfrfinn station. Take NeN tssntun
ear
Esr ss,.=Rssl gss.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
Butter. EGGS. chsss.

creamery. fresh. &c h. storage aaas
Der ne.
Erru- Native ranch. go &c dog; Ore
son ranch, nc doH. Eastern. &c doz.
CHffse-Na alive. isfff5e Der IN Wsat-
am A. upF IN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

NNSf9ns san TO 1lta 10 6dla fa6a
cQtaEe. uuo clear 20 lot phau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

Oats tzsGao per ton; barley. sc ten:
wheat s. ton, chop tz,ffzi ton. shortS
- ton. bran. 80 ton. ell meal ~ ton.
~ W. timothy. new, 81 ton. E. W.
slt Per ton. Puget Sound hay. tit3
Il ton. middllngs 90 ter. Peanuts
lumho 8; Al -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
Poultry

Chickens, hens and springs, isdfs1e
Ducks. 1--we. lie; dressed. n1ilc per H
Geese. ise per lh. SQUADS. scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18
Fish. Etc.

Halihug 74sc per ID. salmon trout
tNac pee ID founders, s. per 10. EuieA
tQ6c per ID Rhrimps. tso per 10. smeita
tItc her 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

nEAI. ESTATE FoR aAfE
uan#t - out in fhn wilderness sHrn
Yaa can act flas i4nd in taNu fpf
tsa = iUt
I'd bkMtfa - HrRkE ufspd
rhaass sunset Main i-1t. lad -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

NlAFfNtAt ~ Y
a IthhiEctAmfa rlaqe - bor(gs
nIOnrY un diamuuda lsWrlfE
Natchsa American Watch q JtNel
priS Gs otfIe,ss. '' .IFiots s,saiaiidsaiist
TO loan Private money a. low rate
Of interest OHnrr A. Mfhinofm ltf
NeHler WaYs rooms q ana 3
BUslNEas DIRECTORY
Abstraotoft
oaBOitNE.. IHIMflti a GO Inc.
stfariH basement Mutual SIC bldA.
Phones Sunset tA ina -.
BOOTH wnfrTLHslaY itANroRD
AIHtFurf CO. fffHNiiHHtH tHN1 Haas
msnt ~ Haitsr ~ Phone. Main ia
SEATTLE ABSTRACT CO y. y. bin.
ATTORNEYS - law
mIApY a dA9. HotwtH INK. lat and
gaiuwhiat NeHffHl ufaHfiee careful
nHes ard suits Involving fltlrn 20
land 10th lhouru. Main it1
uEo ~ nOaaMAN, Attorney az Law.
Personal injury cases specially
~ Pacific biaek Seattle
rHoNAg PAGE "a floor oriental
block hoth phones John zisi iaef
=. u. cANN 30 Marion nidg a 90
q. WARD Ksnr nurse I'D BUR "
" y. LAnnurH bts Pacific bloc a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

BIGGEST nAHGAfN EVER
OFFEHEu
800 ~ acres no I alder and vine
maple bottom land 2 fine npfinrH.
EASY drive ~ CITY fine county road
atrarf
CITAa n ADAMS
figik let ave " Starr Hovd bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

THE NoHTuWEsT Baptist A.
ISOLATION viii hoid d thfce-dHf eon-
vrnti1u a. Everett beginning nth
Tuesday 81 the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

THE a-YEAR-oLD son Of /.
w. Edmlsfef. ~ Nez Porce. Iaahos
while playing with matches. We'd
ueadhY. caught nte and Waa burned
20 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18


f1a TO tea EACH
We set have feN choice fasnrre
trnets A. MsadaWdafa on any reason
able terms. We furnish lumber FOR
all building purposes on terms The
tracts are level and good soil no
brush dr standing timber We have
nold "a tnn-ncrs Tracts 90 actual set.
tiers and they aef uug moving on %
them We are building houses and q
store. clearing land and makiuE
roads and streets This Hard r. on the
line - the Seattle and Everett In
terurbau ~ VI n0W under cunatfue.
tion The improvements now nuipa
on - MeHdowdHfe will make this
land iHrfchnf On value fnveatiEata
this before you bus Take The Great
Northern train A. u o'clock any morn.
ing Buy ticket - Mosher ard re-
turn costing &c We meet the train
a. Moshnr and show thu tracts Ask
for Mr. Malthv. Insist on seeing a.
visions One and Two ~ MradHw.
dale. owned ~ WEaT a WHEEL
Tn
= w. West W Wheeler
WFgT 4 WHEELER
- Union Block
Sunset. Main 81 Ind Hi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

ak HOGM house. rev. two stories.
near Medlaon A. four minutes be-
tween cars INQUIRE ~ 18th ave +.
get on ~ 9Th, 80 south one block.
then eaHt ono block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

YN17f sss.a fsT'fs \ s 70 D i sefes.
WI pa cash. Call a. Room y
Union Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

fnToTs6as cdrldsii5 a6op esi.
man pegk. Indian reiias. $50 shsiia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

gIE POUR TROOPS Of ne
Ninth cavalry. Gre e. leave Waila
WHila. June 90, Tor American Lake
10 participate Ia the big military
ruramrmHut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

vefgsle-f zz5.aslr'is and sIslfhs 81 -
afe ffnd Na charge uHIHsa w. HHr
eaal Seattle law a eaiirf ton Co..
s. sullivan aHiidiHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-18

THE EVERETT ruBLisufSo
Company. formed Ia Everett for
the purpose ~ Publishing 70 Demo-
cratic daily paper. has flied articles
~ Incorporation.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
FOOTBALL GAnE.TODAY
Tucson Crescents and Phoenix Ath.
 letics to Play at Eastlake Park.


 The Tucson Crescent football team will be here this morning, and this af- ternoon will engage the Phoenix Mex ican Athletic clubs football team in match contest at Eastlake park. The Crescent team is also composed of Mexican boys, an6. it is believed this will be the finest exhibition of foot ball ever given in Arizona by Mexican players.
 Both teams have been practicing faithfully, and neither team has yet been defeated. Both therefore are in line for a new record today, one for it's maiden defeat and the other for mark a little bit higher up on the lad der of fame.
 MT. Lake of the Indian school will referee the game. R. A. Bernal IS manager Of the Athletics, l.. Querez is captain and Sam Murphy is coach E. Romero is manager and coach for the Crescents, and John Murphy is cap- tain. Following are the names of those belonging to the two teams:
 Athletics-J. R. Quiros, T. Flores, R. Morales, A. Scott, c. Ramirez, j. E. Righitti,' J. Grijalio, J. Cruz, Sam Mur- phy, 4. EnsinOs, L. Querez. Subs A. Flores, c. Espinoza, R. Casas, N. Gallardo, s. Linsey.
 Crescents-E. Robles, c. Peralta, J. Boon, E. Romero, L. Brichta, J. Lastre, M. Munguia, L. Pellon, John Murphy, S. Franco, F. Villescusa. Subs.-J. CoIores, J. Ensinos, J. Meneses, F. Diaz
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
A HIGH SCHOOL CHANGE
Miss Ida ncDanieIs Succeeds Profess
 sOr Roser.

The board of high school trustees, at a meeting held on Friday night, ac- cepted the resignation of Professor Henry II. Roser of the department of mathematics and Latin and appointed Miss Ida McDaniels to the position. Professor Rcser for the last month has contemplated making a canvass for the position of clerk of the board of supervisors. He had been with the school for something more than year, having come here from Denver.
 Miss AIcDaEiels comes to the Phoenix schools highly recommended. She came here, in fact, last June, and at rhe opening of the school year ob tained d situation iD the Center street school She was educated at Baker university, Kansas, where she had es- peciaIly prepared herself for teaching Latin and mathematics in a high school course. She also made a spe- cialty of German, and the members of the faculty of that university and members of high school boards where she has taught speak in the highest terms of her proficiency. Her work in the Center street school, while quite different from that Of her now posi- ton, has won her the praise of the principal and her associates, as well as that of the board.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

New England dinners at Baptist church next Friday. Come!
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
MANY TEACHERS FAILED
The Result of the Last Quarterly Ex-
 animation.

The result, announced yesterday, Of the last quarterly teachers ~eXamina- ton, held all over the territory last Monday and Tuesday, shows that the situation in the matter of teachers holding first grade certificates has not been relieved. Out of the forty teach- CTS who took the examination in all the counties of the territory, only four of them succeeded in getting certificates of the first grade. Many of the apph- cants did not aim in the first place ar the higher grade of certificates. Of the forty who applied, only twenty-one :e- ceived certificates of any character. The percentage of failures, almost fifty, makes it plain why teachers have to be imported, and answers critical questions which have been directed to many boards of education through the press. The following certificates were granted: First grade, Dot Hord of Gila county; E. c. Price, Harriet Douglas, of Graham county, and How ard Kerns of Yavapai.
 Second grade certificates were issued as follows: Katherine Wattles of Co., chise county; Sara Cheney. Maud P. Callison, Sarah w. Woodman, V. B. Callison, Una Halleman and Inez Barnes, of Graham county; Lauretta Cook, Cora Phillips, Grace Matthews, of Maricopa; Martha E. Wilson, Ode Flowers, B. Davies and Stella Phillips. of Pima; D. w. Hall and Gertrude Priest, of Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

Don't forget the dinners, 35c, at the Baptist church next Friday, F to ?, and to :.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

1 Pkg. Arbuckle Coffee. 15c l Fs Fresh Roasted Climax Mocha
 Java Blend. .-..-- ---25c l 10 Aukola Mocha & Java. 35c
 All varieties of Green Coffee always pn hand
 Every purchaser of
 g il, Ankola Mocha & Java Coffee. .$1.OO 1 fb CeKlon Blend Tea .--.---..$ $1.00 IFo of our Fresh Ground Black
 PSeDer. . . e.. .35
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
GRAND BALL

See McKee's specials.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

Given by the Fraternal Brotherhood, Melczer hall, Tuesday evening, Dec. IS, A perfect floor. Swell S-peice orchestra They promise the best ball and banquet of the season. Tickets on sale at the door, 75 cents each. Reception com 1nittee, Kate Tarney, Florence Rudd, Pearl D, Reno, Mrs. E. E. Patton, Jos. Haushey and Geo. c. Kahrs; Floor committee, c. R. Price, J. Reno Rudd, F. w. Potter; Floor manager, J. Reno Rudd.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

See McKee's specials.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

The ladies of the Baptist church will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles in their church next Friday in connec- tion with their New England dinners.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

Every mother has the secret hope that her daughter will be such a perfect lady she will never chew gum.-Atchi- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
CdStl!CdSIh! Cash! The Lowest Price
 Store in Arizona. ,
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1 large bottle Cross & Blackwelrs
 Chow Chow. ...... soc 1 large can Franco-American Soups.35c l medium can Franco American
 Soups. ...... ....... ..2Oc 1 large can Best Baratarea Shrimp. 25c Very Best Colorado Potatoes, per SID New Crop Pink Beans. .........2 25c Pkg. Grape Nuts. ....,. ............ 15c Large Pkg. Schilling's Tea. .....-.. 4Oc Small pkg. ...... .--.-. -..... -..ZOc Star Tobacco, per fb......... ....50c 2 Pkg. Force. e...-..-. .--.-.~-.....25 25c ? pkg. Dr. Fox H. Food. 25c pkg. Mothers Oats. s...-..-.-......25 .25c 1 Bib pkg. H. o. Self Raising Buck
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Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

IL is a late fad among girls to go without hats and let their tresses (that means hair, in books) fy.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

What is it a sign Of when your head ftches? You may say lice, but that isn't the answ Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

There are still many opportunities fer young men; the trusts haven't been able to grab them aIl-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

Cupid IS a sorry leader; after leading people into trouble he leaves them to fight it out themselves.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

Statesman who "also ran" are natur- ally slow to predict a bright future for their country.-ChicagO News.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-11

They talk about the difficulty of carving a turkey. But did you ever try 10 carve turkey ?-Atchison Globe.