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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28

epistles of the old school type every week.
ana they had TO ne Oh the kind that would
lottc Bronte and Jane Austen owed a
great deal to the training they received
through their correspondence; a training
and two line typewrittei} notes.
In proof of the statement that literature
Is Is a paying profession. the estate Of
''Barlasch of the Guard" can be pointed
to. During eleven years Mr.. Merriman
made $.65.W0. That is, no doubt number
of thousand dollars of the way. for the
estate of Mr.. Mcrriman has probably not
yet received the returns from his pub
fishers on his most successful book the
last. 'BarlsaCh of the Guard" which was
the, best novel in England for this season
and also sold more in America than any
other book of Mr.. Merriman's published
here.
Onoto Watanna. the author of the new
Japanese novel, Daughters of Milo"
which is being widely read lust now
wrote recently, to Il friend who inquired
particular study, or even desk. When |
write l pick up Il pad and go into any
room where | can he alone. i sometimes
thlnk there is IA iran of papers all over
the house. from the parlor to the babyS
nursery-for l have even written there
when he was asleep and the nurse had
ner Qay OIL. L am always making up my
mind to fine new rules, whereby | will
write only in one place and keep all my
papers there. And l start out well. with
the tidiest looking desk. and then in a
week er so it gets so piled up that move
somewhere else. When there arc half
Il dozen desks or tables covered with
pads. typewriter sheets, letters en-
NclopcS, papers, etc, then | resort to Il
chair.
sometimes when l am particularly in
tercStcd in plot ] keep at it feverishly,
until got it All completed in q few days
| usually think out the rlots-or they
come to me ut night-aftcr / have re-
tired: and l know the insomnia from
which l have sometimes suffered is due
to my restless brain at that time. [
want to start at the story right away the
next day--and | do. Though | write it
very quickly-somctimes ten thousand
words in a day-yct L work over it 50
much after it is first written that it j.
really the work of months before | call
ii finished. 1t goes back and forth to the
typewriter's-l change pages here and
there-whole chapters are added or taken
out" Daughters of Nijo' Mis-, Watanna
FIRST conceived at Il libretto for grand
opera, and she worked at 1T for many
months. But careful study of IL grand
opera convinced her that she was not vet
mig enough for her ambtiorIs:" so she
abandoned the attempt an commenced all
over again with Il new scenario, and went
10 work upon the theme as IL novel. She
enjoys writing, as DO nearly all authors;
the only fault she finds with it is that il
keeps one indoors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
THE SMOoT CASE,
Moro Testimony to Be Taken Before
Report Is Made.

Salt Lake, Utah. May 27.-According
to Senator Dubois of Idaho. who has
reached Salt Lake from Washington,
enroutc to his home, !, in Black Foot,
the Senate subcommittee on privi-
leges and elections will meet in Utah
sometime before Congress assemblies
for the purpose of hearing further tes-
timony in the Smoot case and will have
its report before the Senate after that
body meets. =
senator Dubois refused to give IN
opinion rs to the Possibility OF Senator
Smoot being unseated as a result of the
investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
RECEIVE: WHITE VAIL.
Seven Young Women Enter Order Of
Mercy as Hovice5.

Portland, Me. May 21.-At the Con-
vent Of Mercy, 100 Free street. Thurs
day, Bishop O'Conncll officiating. the
following received tho white veil as
noviccs Of tho order Of Mercy: Mar
garct Kenny, in religion Sister Mary
Consilia: Teresa Connor, Sister Mary
Dorothca; Mary Kcnuey, Sister Mary
C0rnclia; Carrie Hanlcy. Sister Mrry
Caroline; Sarah SirviH, Sister Mary
Andrea; Rridget Coync, Sister Mary
Rridcet; Kathryn Dwycr. Sister Mn:y
f'inhar.
Rev. y. \. McKinnon. S. J.. OF New
York. preached the sermon. touching
upon the supreme Importance Of doing
the will Of God ana the teachings of
Christ with regard TO religious vocl>
tions.
From the city the following clergy
were present: Very Rev. Edward T..
Hurley V. g.: Rev. Robert +. Lee,
Rev. J. O'Dowd. Rev. Jas. y. Carey,
Rev. T.. II. Henry; from out of toxin.
Rev. T. =. Linchan, Rev. NJ. G. Nc
DonouGh. Rev. NJ. f. Walsh, Roy. =. T.
Riordan. Rev. J. Harrington. Rev J. j.
McGinnis, Rev. r. Nelligan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
STATE NEWH.
KENNEBEC.
SIDNEY.

Rose of Sharon Chapter, o. T.. s., Of
Augusta, has invited Wild Rose Chap
ter t" be present at the stated meet
ing, Wednesday. June |. Supper will
be served at $50. The work will be
cXcrnDliiicd by Marion Chapter of Gar
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
n. j. Dwycr Throws Joe Carroll.

Norfolk. Va. May EN-. ]. Dwye:
of Richmond. tonight threw. Toe Car
roll Of New York, in a wrestling match
for the middieweisht catch -as- CATCH
can championship of the United States
IN two strnight falls. the first in %
minutes ana the second in minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28

Mr.. G.. X. Chestcrton. i'll his recently
published booklet on tho art of George
Frederick Watts, tells this anccdotc Of
Tcnny@0n: The poet With that queer
"ilky hum"r which gave him, perhaps,
more breadth than Watts, but lcs:s
strength, said, after reading somc ari,I
and unjust criticisms, I wish had
never written Il line Come said
Watts. you wouldn't like King Arthur
to talk Ike that Tennyson paused II
moment and then spread out his fiji
gers. Well he said what do you cx-
poet? It's all the GOut =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28

Stewart Edward White, the author nr
The Silent Places" ''The Blaze !
Trail" and other forest stories, was
married Arril Is. He will set up his
household gods in California, near SanI
tn Barbara. The nome which he vii!
occupy is his own in more senses than
one. He was the architect for it; he
let all the contracts for the building OF
il: and supervised. in fact the Wh.ln
construction. Not content with max
inc the outside. he is making the in-'
side too. ana during the last winter
was busy manufacturing his own fur
niturc. He has whimsically named his
home The Jumping OFF Place.
Mrs II. A. Mitchell Keays whose noyo,
OH the divorce problem. "iIe That Eateth
Bread With Me" has already reached a
third edition. did little work FOR the
magazines before she essayed novel writ
ing. The training that other people get
by their short stories she got in differ
ent way. In my family we are all grr:It
correspondents. she says '"Thrcrcha,lt
my life | have written many long letters
When | was n school girl an uncle OF lit
erary taste used to demand of me lengthy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28

Mr.. J. NJ. Barrie the novelist. is de
*crihrd rs wearing the appearance of
an unnSSuninC AMI II rather untidy
man with II secret sorrow. '''rhose who
assume says The i;y;:tauder "tILlt
any Scnt';,man must have Celtic blood,
might set him down as suffering from
the chroric Glonm which is understood
10 ";'ti"t persons of thnt strain. OF
WhIt".rT origin. il il; at least q very
SQUAD ana pure article Of melancholy
which looks out Of the eyes Of this
charMingly humorous writer"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

nabme mo ltnterbattuna nuo ole
bier nerlebten idGnen Gage weroen
linn oaber nnpereeBlid bleibcl. Sb
er lpGter nod Iurora fiir INNER 5u.
riidfommen miro, meiB er ~porl1ufig
nod nidt. Sein Sobn, Sobn g.
9tilles, pel6er gleif5eitig nit linn
na6 aurora fam, blei6t ~porldlIfig
bier. Gs gefdat linn bier gan5 gut
iIno er beluht sur 3eit Ole S6ule,
Inn ole engliide Sprade slt e~riernen.
allrora lit befanntlid) leia @eburts'
ort. @ir Diiniten Sru. Ni0es on.
genebme &eiie luto poblbebaltene
Seimfebr.
Matbias Sung bon go. AT
Toro @roabpap lit lebten Corners
tag naf SEEM 9orf uno am Samstag
pom bort altf oem 9dmpfer geo.
lano" nah Intperpen abgereiIt, Inn
Iooom nad ieiuer friiberen Seimatb
III S%ureinbllrg 5u fabreu, no er IN
0ommeloingen feline Ineeborigen
uno Seripanbten beiilden miro.
Sung lit crit ieit 10 Mouaten IN
aurora aniaiiig uno bat soblreide
Sreunoe, Die linn cine CUTE Heiie unO
piel @ergniigen tpiiuidert.
Sobn Braun rlno SRI. &atba.
rina Seiu5 lieBen lih Iittpo6 9taf)s
mittag 3 llbr in ser ct. 0ifolauss
Stride olirh Yfarrer Shniifel oie
gbefeiieln anlegen, woralif i'm SGuie
oes 9rautpaters on Der Claim Ctr,
Elm iboner Gmpfang bel 8liidmiln-
iden mo @eihenfen folgte. Spater
begab lid bas iulge Haar anf cine
Sof,5eitsreiie nah Den N~iagora.Sal'
len linb anoereu oitlihen Orten. Hafl
Der Hiidfebr miro es i'm Sauie oes
9rautpaters, Sobu Selma on Der
Claim StraBe @obnung be5ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11
3rofber9oetbum.
Ans Der 6amptfaSt.

Nm Samstag, Den 10. Septem-
Der, langteu Ole Suremburger Bilger
nah nlebr oils ahtt1giger abluelen.
belt mieoer Doblbebalten in Der
Saitptitaot an. Die gauge Heile lit
eliidlid) nno obue 3niiheniaa Der.
lnnfen. tros Der groBen In8obl BON
Sbeilnebmern, aeiuuoeu unb franfen,
ieben Mlters uno aus allen StGnben.
Siinfbimoert uno 5pei &erfoieu nab
men an Der Yifgerfabrt tbeil. 0is
Sienstag maren oie beioen 8ro5eiiio.
nen fat allein in 2ourbes anlpeleno.
Nm Sonntag bielt Der bodap'ite Serr
giihof BON 2%uremburg elm feier.
Iides Hontififalamt uno am Rad-
mittag Yontiiifal.8 esper in Der no
lenfrnn5sairfe. Sci bieiem @ottes-
oienft, b~eionSers aber bel Der Bro5ei-
iion, puroe Der @eiaug DER 2urem-
burger iebr beipunoert. nnlerm
Sberbirten puroe ieitens ocs bod.
mTten Serrn gr3biihofes pon Gar
bes Sic bobe gbre 5u Sbeil, am
0omerstng ole dllgemeine Iniprafle
on idmmtlif)e Eilger5iise sa balten.
Im Sreitag Morgen UNI IA ubr
las @igr. Scopes Die AbIdieosmeiie
lno nod einem lesten gemeinItdft-
liden @ange our 8rotte pitrbe Die
&iifreile angetreten, meld)e ebeuio
iuie Die Sinreiie sur aagemeinen 3us
~frieoeu6eit Dor iih siug. Dos
Y@ort" tbeilt folgenoe Seilnn9en
nit, Die ben Siiremburger Yilger5ug
betreffen:
~ SRI. Maria 9eiebare aus Yr.
lou, 10 Sabre oft, lit Ieit 5tpei Sob.
rem un einem @agengeihluiir. Ser
Ma9en pertrug feinerlet Speiie, uno
Die Solge oupun mar cine auBer.
oroentlihe stbmagerung nno
SttpGhe. Sie orei lesten Wonate
mar lie in 2u%remburg in Der 9liuif
alif Dem Siidmarft in gebanollng,
uno Der Ir5t mar Ger Aniidlt, oaB Der
Sal iebr ifwierig lei, uno ultr cine
Operation beifen Tonne. Im CONT
tag, oen 4. September, glei6 ndf)
Dem eriten Babe lfmanoem Die
Shnler5en, Die Nuinabme Der Nab.
rltng mar ibon gleid normal bel
alltent, nlbaltenoem Appetit uno bel
Den perihieoeniten Speiien. Die
9eilernng bGlt an, mo Die &rIfte
mnhlen ~5ulebenos.
% auf ser Hiidfabrt, 5piiden
Heims uno G%barlepile, allo am
Worgen oes 10. September, fii6lte
lif Die II Sabre alte @ario Sdet.
gen aus 9artrinaen ploblid gebeiIt.
-Nmf Den Shultern ibrer Mutter
iie gum 9abnbof 9artrinaen
.igetrnger, mo einige 9eute aus Dem
iagten: wenn Die On pieoer
geben lernt, Damn alau6eu iptr alrdl
an ole Mllttergottes bon 9ouroes.
Sci ibrer Hiidfebr gtng Die 9ebeilte
Seliten einen Seilib 5u CUB
.bno allein abltatten.
b. Srl. geder aus MdhL 30
Sabre alt, fonnte ieit longen, lanaen
Sabren nidt mebr geben. Mtau
trlg lie alli elmer Mntrase sum Babe.
Im oritten Gage fomnte lie ollein mnS
io5ulagen obne ole Silfe geben. Is
gent ibr BON Gag 5u Gag better.
A. Scr feline, ncimiGbrige Sobu
Soiei bes Serrn Spuiiniut 2ebrers
IN Sid an Ger Nljette, Ger icit orei
Subren totol an Sen SiiBen gel1bmt
mar, lieb iein mitgebrodtcS @Ggcl.
den in SuurocS 5ltriid. on er oeS.
ielben nid)t mebr beourfte. Nuf oen
9obnltcigcu fonnte Scoermunu oen
fleinen @liidlifen allein, menlt aud,
mitblom, auf- uno dbgebcn leben.
NllerotHgS trllg CT nod feline flint.
lidlen @orrid,tlugen. oo6 mar ole
Sencrultg uH%cr1purtct,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

ginsmeiler. 81 Sabre alt. gbeirau
BON II. Sanoer Sefenne, @nltreiher.
H.: GiIgenie Warie Sdmit, 4 @o.
nate. 49,: Hifolas Wiiler, 30. 5.
alt, Grbeiter, ebelos; Gliie &enufe,
81 Sabre alt. Gbefral BON Hbilipp
Sdonp, Gigentbiimer. To-: @ifel
Eaut @lilaume @engler. 4 Sabre
alt; yponne Ridels, 2 Sabre oft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

Gbicaso, Sa., 4. Oftober 1901.
@ertbe Heooftionl
Im 9onnerstag, Den 30. Septem'
Der. perlieB Der befanmte lurembnr'
ger 9baffeur Matbias 9effa Gbt.
caao, Inn cine Sergniigungsreile nad)
Der alten Seimatb an5utreten. 81
miro iid cine 3eit lang IN SoQerIf,
no er geboren iii, auibalten mo
Damn nnf Baris reiien. no er m
glttomobil &reiien iebr gut befamli
lit. on err iif bort an pieleil @ett.
fabrteu betbeilist bot, ebe er nod
Chicago fam. Gr mar bier bel oet
Slot Mobile so. afs Gbaffeur arge'
ltelt unb miro bel ieiner Giidfehr I'M
Triibiobr feline Steae mieoer bel Der
leIben antreten. Wir miinIfen bent
ielben cine sliiflite Heiie uno piel
Sergniigen IN ser alten Seimatb!
Mhtungspol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-11

lit, on err iib bort an pielen @ett.
fabrteu betbeilist bat, ebe er naf)
Chicago fam. Gr mar bier bel Oct
Slot Mobile so. offs Gbafieur ange.
lteat lno miro bel ieiner Giidfehr I'M
4riibiobr feline Steae mieoer bel Der.
ielben mtreten. 0ir miiniden bent
ielben cine gliiflihe &eile nno piel
Sergniigen IN Der alten Seimatb!
Mftungspol
Chicago, H., 6. Oft. 1904.
Wertber Serr 8onner!
Mm Sienstag. Sen q. September,
belt Der &lapperitord) bel Den Gbe.
leuten &arl nno Nina Gpen, No.
1925 GREENWOOD Ctr, (Soutb
G%panston), Ginfebr uno biHterlieB
einm frGftigen Stummbalter. gis
Smufpatbe fmn9irte Serr Sobann
gpen nno ais Saufpatbin Sraulein
Gliiabetb Guen, 0eid)miiter bes slild-
lihen 8aters. Nuf)oem Der Saufaft
poq5ogen mar, iano IN Der @obntua
Der Gltern oes jinIaen Gr~oenbiirgers
elm froblihes SamilienfeIt Itatt.
- Serr Yeter Sonueles nebit Got
tin uno &inoern meilen g%egenmdrtig
mad iedsi1briger Mbmeienbeit in
Californian, bel oen Gltern Der 6ralt
Soupeiej, oer Gbelenteu 5. =. Wilt-
gen in @panltou uui 9eluf). Sie-
ielben meroen in B1lbe nah Galiior-
men 5uriidfebrell, no es ibnen aus
ge5eidmet gefdat.
- Nls am 2. Sfto6r Srait 5. 3.
@iltgen bon Gpanltun init Dem
Welfen ibrer <b ~beid)Gitigt par,
iprang Die Sausfase, iuelfc auf
ibren Sropfen martete, Der Stub uuf
ben @iifen, mooirh oieie IN Iufres.
ung gerietb into 6rau @iltgen Inn.
mari. sSrau 0iltsen erlitt bierbei
einiee nidt beoeutenbe 8erIesuugen.
Serr Sobn =. Sung. iuelher
wabreno iefs Sabren bel Serru 5.
=. 4arels ais Slaihenbier /. Serfanf
tbdtia mar. bat Jest m 30. 1850 81.
2incoln StraBe icin eigenes @eiddft
gegriinoet. gr berfGuit oas be.
riibmte Horfhnelterll uno oas Suoe-
pendent grauerei Slaihenbier uno
ut init ieinem bisberigen grfolse
iebr 5ufrieoen. @ir Diinlfen Dem
ltrebiameH iuusen Wannc Den belten
Grfols! 2uremb,irger ipred)t boz!
Serr aarl BOD bon Wineral
Eoint, @is., mo Sri. Gatbarina
Wabr bon Ylattepile, @is.. itattetelr
pdbren0 Der LETTER fiinf @oheu
ibrer Sante Srau 5. .. Sanien, go.
2051 Hortb Glarf Strabe, eiuen an
genebmen 9eiudi ab.
Idtun9suol
s. 9.
Tic &ert9ei(nug Ser Sen Musitei.
Tern auf Der am 4. uno 5. Septen.
Der ntJebaltenen Sdobermleiie 5lrer.
~fannten Yreiie iano aml Somstaa,
Den 1. Sftober. IN bic &nrbauier's
@rope auf Sigh Hib5e itatt. Die
Fceiie be%itanoen in eritcn, speiiell
unb brittcn @aarpreiien neblt einenI
fcin nnsgeltatteteu Siplom. Sas
grgebnib Der %geiie Gert1eilung
lpar f~olgenees:
y It e rbau.G 5 It q.
Yreisribter: Gbas. 5rbl, Geo.
Sei6er, Sobn @eib. +. Yreile: Nid.
SlaB, Nile Center; bette I~usitelliung
BON Sarmprobnften; Gbas. @emsfie
& Son, 1850 u. @eitern slpe., Bonn.
nlanpille, idmGbiid,er SpiBfobl;
Safob Sranf, Nortb Hobep Str. unb
Gepon Mne., Sigh Mioge. Senoeriou
friiber Sommerfobl; Sllle anofaert,
asbnrp iu6 Safton aueS., gpanltou.
Sald; N,folas Sdnien, 1902 Mortb
Mobep Str, 9igb Eibge, @hite
@locm Selerp; Streider brothers.
California Mpe., nnbe 5oubp, Sig1
Hioee, bette &artoiieln: Senrg 2ul.
ling, 1925 Mortb Mobep Str, Siab
Sfioge, idmarae &ettiee; Sacob @itt.
mler. 2uoes, Noe. better 9lunen.
fobl; Salentine Sepp, S57t @ioae
MGc kait,r III ,thf,hf. - M Oa;So,
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
Nothlng Sucoeeds Like succeee.
Us Like Success. DR. 1f933ARB
 IS rrAlovvfI THROUGHOUT
 THE SOUTHWEST ks 4 Leading Specialist In CHRONIC DISEASES

He has tho confidence and patronage Cf tLs leading business men
 and mos | prominent citizc. $ of Arizona Iisc DnrfnrIa n rraauatn. 1
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

his chief reason for visiting Phoenix at this time is to confer with Chief Engineer r. II: Newell on irrigation matters wherein the reclamation sur vey and Indian bureau have interests more CT less in common.
 Upon being further questioned con- cerning the relative material prosperity and advancement of the various Indian tribes. MT. Code stated that the ln- dians of the north and middle west were much more prosperous than those of the southwest owing to the more abundant water supply. He gave as an example the Yakima Indians of Washington, who are quite advanced along educational, business and relig ous lines. The department allows the minors or physically disabled Yakima Indian to lease his or her allotment to the white settler. and they receive from one to three dollars per acre per annum for the land and water to irri- gate same. Many of the able-bo5ied Indians farm their own auottments successfully, living in go-d frame houses, and the whole reservation pre- sents q prosperious appearance.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
INDIANS AND IRRIGATION
Visit of ". H. Code, Chief Irrigation
 Engineer Of Indian Bureau.


 W. H. Code, chief irrigation engineer of the Indian bureau, is in the city for a few days en route to California and the northwest, where he will inspect construction work at various points. On being asked what the department cf the interior was doing at present in the way of irrigation work for the In dians, Mr. Code stated that large combination hydraulic, earth fill and loose rock dam was now being con- struCted on the Zuni reservation in New Mexico; artesian water develop meut will probably be continued near Iudio, Cal, and a cement lined canal system is being built on the Pala res evvation for the benefit of the former Warmers ranch Indians.
 Work is also being pushed on large systems in Washington and Mon tGua. in the Yakima. Crew. BIackfeat and Tongue river reservations.
 Mir. Code has been ir Washington. D. C-. for the past several weeks, o-d
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
MIDSUMMER SCHOOL
The Second Summer Session of the
 Northern Normal.

Judge Layton. territorial superinten- dent of public instruction. has just re- turned from an official visit to the northern normal school at Flagstaff. While he was there the teachers for the coming year were elected. There was no change made ln the corps Of last year. The teachers are X. N. Fay Tor, principal Frances H. Bury. Cor nelia Hartweu, Clara Fish, Bertha Huntsman and T. V. Carver.
 The year which is coming to a close has been a very successful one. There has been an attendance Of more than sixty and there is a prospect that the next year will be productive cf still greater results.
 Soon after the close of the school year the summer session will be be gun. It will last five weeks from June 2 to July 29. This is intended 70 Le 9 gathering Of progressive teachers. Half fare rates have been secured on the Southern Pacific. The Maricopa and Phoenix, the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix and the Santa Fe Pacific.
 During the sessions there will be scv- eral free lectures. Among the lectur- CTS already announced are Former Governor Giddings of Michigan and former Governor L. C. Hughes Of Tue sen.
 On August 1 an excursion will tc given to the Grand Canyon. The round trip from Flagstaff will cost &. good for return within ten days on any regular train.
 To those not already in attendance a charge of S1O fer the course will bc made For those in attendance fbo mi tiOn will be s. This will be the second summer session. The first was held during June and July of last y-ar.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
NICHOLSON
THE IMPORTING TAILOR.

 s "Exceliepce OUT motto" We strive to please. We have the most beautiful and complete stock of mems Suiungs ever placed on sale in Phoenix, or to l~ found ln any city between the pine Gldd hills of Maine and where the w"tevs Of the Pacific wash the golden -hOTee @f California. To carry this lir" of goods. it necessarily follows that there must be a demand and this de- Wgah comes from the best dressed peO- ple In Phoenix, and tourists visiting oar city who wish to look neat return ing eaE'. It is a pleasure to me to be able to announce to my many friends af,d patrons. that my business has iu- creased steadily year by year, the past y"'v h"iug toe banner year of my long Hui fsiJ!fUi career in the merchant [. 'l>ging business.
 F.. s.tV safely state without fear of coI,,r4dictioa that we are doing more pusi"csS '1an aH the other tailoring establishments in the territory
 No other shop in Arizona has such a corr. of artistic worBmen and a cutter of thirty years experience to direct them. Excellence our motto. Excel Iel"e In qualify. excellence in design. excellence in workmanship. to which may be added reasonableuess in price.
  The shddse Of night were falling fast As through the town of Phoenix there
 passed
 An ind:ap. lac came no one knew whence
 With a banner on which was the word Excellence" lie carried 1t high as the sun sank in the west
 With Q war hoop he cried, 'Nlch0IsVn's the best"
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

NJ. c. BICKNELL.
 Supt.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

tkat in their experience they have never known steer 10 eat a newspaper but this proves, declares admirers of Mir. Bryan, that the Commoner is in- sid2 information, and that the steer knew a good thing when he saw it.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
NOTICE

Beginning June 1st the Maricopa }5 thoeniX road will abandon their seventh street passenger and freight stations, and trains will make no stop there
 Effective June 1st all trains will start from the new passenger station on Center street The passenger station not being quite complete, tickets will he sold temporarily at the new freight office on First avenue
 NJ. c. BICKNELL.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
A HEAVY MEAL.

A ois steer brought into Pittsburg with herd of Nebraska cattle was killed. Tn it's stomach was found a copy of Bryan's Commoner, undigested
 The butchers of the stock yards alleee
Arizona republican., 1904-06-10

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Arizona republican., 1904-06-10
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to tender to our many friends who have extended to us such aid and comfort in this, cur hour of bereavement and sorrow. our heartfelt thanks.
 CARL A SCHULTZ, Husband. MRS. ANNA SCHAFFER, Daughter.