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Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
JAPAN's GREATEST WARRIOR.

Japan's greatest warrior is General Viscount Katsura, who became prime minister of the country two years go. The visccunt, who has been called the Lord Roberts of Japan. began his mil itary career in 1867, during the civil war which overthrow the old order of things audresulted in the ade.t.on of western civilization. He was a lieuten- ant then. and so good was his record that at the conclusion of the war the government sent him to Germany 10 study military affairs. Then he re- turned home and remodeled the Jap anese sOldiery on the European plan. Now. he says the soldiers of his coun- Try are fit to fight aE2inst those Of any ctker-
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
0f Local Interest.

BOTH ARMS BROkEN-Hrs. F. Rice, who has lived in Bfs6ee for many years. was thrown from a buggy a few. days ago and both her arms were bro,l- en-
 BEAR VERSUS Doo.-Jce. a o,~- pound black bear was billed for a light with two bulldogs yesterday af- lernoon in the arena at Agua Prieta, just over the Sonora line. The stakes were $l00 a side
 MiLNWAUKEE'S MAYOR-Mayor David s. Rose of Milwaukee. Wis, will arrive in the city from the south this morning. Mir Rose is interested in mining in Pima county and for most Of the winter he has been residing in Tucson. He will spend couple of days here and then leave for AIilwau- kee. He will return 10 the territory in the spring
 CUT THE WAGON.-A. F. Freed man. of Portland Ore. who arrived here last week, left Portland some time ago with N. F. Houston in a demo crat wagon" the young men intending 10 go to the St. Louis exposition over land. They got. as far as Phoenix ard there Freedman decided that he had enough MT. Houston, it is understood, will continue the trip by wagon.
 CRUSHED TO DEATH.-Wiiam Ford was crushed to death in the $. ,. yards at Benson the morning of the Tth He was making a coupling of a car loaded with telegraph poles and failed to notice that the poles extended beyond the car on which they were loaded. His hcme was in Sealy. Tex as. Fe was a member Of the Bis5ee Order Of Eagles. He worked for time in Tucson but since the first of the month had been in the service of the s. P, at Benson
 SMALL RAILROAD WRECKS.- Two small Wrecks occurred on the E. p. 6, $ W. Friday afternoon. One at the old Naco junction and the other at Solomon Spur, about six miles east of Don Lv,s The first one was caused by three loaded freight cars becoming detached from the remainder of the train at Don Luis and running away. When the struck tho siding at the old NaCo junction they were derailed and their loads were transferred to other cars before they could be placed on the track again. The last wreck occurred about o'clock in the afternoon ana was caused by an o~e train breaking apart and then Jumping together again. A refrigerator car was thrown from the track and it was two or three hours before 1t was replaced. For .tunately but little damage was done and traffic was delayed only a few hours.
 THE PEARCE MiNE.-A core spondent Of the Douglas Dispatch writes to that paper from Pearce as follows: Il is the great fear of every one here that the closing down of the Pearce mine means it's abandonment. T. is feared tHHt the water cannot be handled and that realizing this fact. the owners have spent as little money as possible on it, thus causing the re- ported cave-ins. The mine is located on a small bill on a plain and in the rainy season a large lake of water is near the property. The mine is also q peculiar one. the ore formation being so soft in parts that one man could mine from ten to twenty tons per day. This made timbering expensive. The mine has been 9 wonder of richness and is still so and 1t is hoped that the owners will yet devise means to re- sume.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
GREENE ISSUES BONDS
This Was Decided at a Meeting on
 Saturday.

New York. Jan. 1O-The directors of the Greene Consolidated Copper com pany met yesterday and transacteI l routine business. President William c. Greene denied a report that he would resign.
 A director of the company said that there had been some discussion of the advisa bility of issuing about $2,OO0, ,OO0 of convertible bonds. It will probably be done.
 In the curb market Greene Copper yesterday on sales Of 9.4oO shares ad- vanced from 13 3-4 to II 3-4. and clos ed at II.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
FELL EIGHTY FEET AND LIVES.

Calena. Kas, Jan 1O.-Georgc Dob son. a miner. fell eighty feet today. from the toy oC the shaft where ne was working to the bottom into three feet of water. Two ribs were broken, d thumb torn from the hand and an ankl ? broken. and serious internal injuries were sustained. Dobs0n is still alive tonight and it is hoped his injuries will not prove fatal.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
HICHWAYMEN BEAT AND ROE
 AGENT.

Cincinnati, O., Jan. .-Highwaymen last night held up H. A. Cochrane, station agent of the Cincinnati, Ham llton and Dayton railway at Glendale. obtaining $350 in money and valuable papers. Yardmen found Cochrane ly- Ing on the floor unconscious. He had been sandbagged and choked into in sensibility.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
WARNED AGAINST WASTE.
Cotton Too Valuable to Be Treated
 Carelessly in the Mills.

Fall River. Jan. 1O.-The following notices have been posted in the Union Mills: The very high price Of cotton makes it necessary to reduce waste. You are reminded that your assistal.ce in .his matter will do much toward keeping these mills in operation Strict care will be required from all in our employ"
 The seer etartes of the labor unions are also alive to the need of exercising greater care in the matter of waste In the mills ard are coUnselling tine mcm- bers of organized labor to be especially careful while the present crop of cot ton is he nS handled
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
RUSHING WORK ON SHELTERS.
LaGd Metals Company Hurrying in
 Material for Its Plant.

Baker City. Ore, Jan. 1aO.-The Ladd Metals company is employing all the teams that apply for work at Mineral. Idaho, and is going right along with the work of getting the shelter in shape.
 General Manager Adams has re- turned from the Seven Devils noun tains, where he spent ten days in looking oyer the possibilities of the camp. While there he contracted for s25O. .OOO worth of ore from the Peacock mine. to be delivered to the Home stead smelter.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
KILLS A WOMAN AND HIMSELF

Minneapolis, Jan. 1O.-H. A. Garfield, of Hurley, Wis. today shot and kill cd Pearl Guyot. of CrescO, Ia, and killed himself. It is said. that the two had been living together for the last two weeks as man and wife, and that this afternoon they had quarrel, which eliminated in the murder and suicide.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

Talk 10 any business man long enough, and you will find him srum- hle ahoEt his clerks scouting around at night.-Atchison Globe.
 We find that while we have a con science, it sometimes moves like mo- Iasses. and gets there too Iatc.-Atchi- son Globe.
 When we advise people to be good natured, we don't like to be told tlat
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

Blobbs-Why was there engagement broken off.
 Slobbs-He was continually telling her how unworthy he was of her.
 Blobbs- Oh, every fellow does that. Slobbs-Yes but she eventually came to believe it.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

What" cried the mother of the bride, "quarreling already, and only married mOnth," Its all Tom fault" sobbed the bride. He will persist in telling me that he loves me more than I love him, Boo, hoo, hoo.T Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

ing train from Roanoke on the Norfolk and Western. near Mayodan. fast night. The engine ran into a rock lar ger than mans head and a plank. the rock demOlishing the pilot, stopping the train and delaying it an hour. There is nc clew to the guilty parties
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
HEATH OF MIR. KENNA.

Jacksonville, IL, Jan. 1O.-M. E. Eenna, of San Francisco, died here to- day. His son, Edward Kenna. is first vice president of the Santa Fe system.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

An AtchisOn man who has been mar ried fifteen years still makes his wife believe that he works all the time he isn't at home.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
THE MAN WHO GOT WHAT HE
 WANTED.

The only man we ever knew who goc what he wanted for Christmas was a, fellow who didn't want anything AtcaisOn Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 1O.-Forecast. Ari- zona, fair Monday, except snow in mountains; Tuesday fair.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

When man says to us, Happy New Year We are always sorry we didn't say it frst.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

It's pitifUl to meet a loafer or drunk ard; or any man who has beer a fail ure in life.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

we don't nave anything to ma,:e us cross.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN.

Winston-S Salem. N. C., Jan. 1O.-An attempt was made to wreck the incom-
Arizona republican., 1904-01-11

Corner First and wasAingtOn Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Property Transfers.

Richmond: James D. Carneal and wife
TO VIM. H, Brooks. Is feet on north side
Leigh street, ITS feet west Of Kinney,
A,l5o. III
& Henrco: T.. Thompson Brown and Lee
Roy r, and their wives to Ella v. Mar
4tin. 50 feet on west sIdo Auburn Avenue,
i316O feet south OF Grove road, 81 ,230. Il,
Brookland District School Board to
/ FLORENCE Bloom berg, lots q s and In
block o, Brookland Park.
" Sam Fenchel and wife to Johanna
aFenciel. III, Ia feet on Mechanicsville
Turnpike, southeast corner Q Street, sub
.ject to deeds OF trust OF 81. 259.32; 81. #
II. A.. Hilbush and wife to Hugh u.
Alexander John H.. Raney and John Nc
MILAN, 3l6 acres on Varina road. s miles
from Richmond, $500.
Humphrey Glaze, sr,, to Elyina p.
I Glaze his wife, 37.73 acres on Williams
burg road, l2l acres Y miles from Rich
mpnd, and 20 lots In Highland Springs, IS.
]. s, Moser and wife to p. Henry
Poehler,s 80 feet on south side Park Ave,
/ nue., 100 feet east OF Sheppard Street, $50.
a. Eleanor l., and a. w, Smith to Annie
X II. Halsey, 81 feet on south side Floyd
Avenue, SO feet from Park Street. s726.
4 u II. Welcomes trustees. to Ella Y,
wife Of J. o. Martin 60 feet on Grove
Avenue. southwest corner Auburn, sl.oso.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

FOR SALE,
so ACRES, ALL CLEARED LAND; !: g.
ROOM house and all necessary outbuild--
sings; v good we'll and running stream; ,3-4
;of:s q mile from the city. a.. nice truck
farm. Price $3,750. sS >iSi If "a. :sIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

sitting room or library, with "a n alcoye.
There can be a fireplace. II this is de- de-.
Sired but it would generally add to Inc
expense. On the right are two bed rooms;
and the hall room can be q small bed
4 room. or a dressing room. In the wing are
the bath room and n. third bed room
m thea tito. here nra two rooms !. and
store room. Fese rooms are narrow tr9,t
sixF inches high: seven feet in attic. he
front is fifty feet; the depth forty-nine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

the center, 81 the House. and has q door;
the side porch atf;thei rear ,s.s'ss g,
Il. On the left yof the hall IS. a pretty par:
SIor, With firepl and colonial manteia
On the right sis the dining pom n, q =
Try is "a large. one. and the Kitchen, and q
laundry are = {, godh lie ana scony eI1lent.
;X closet can be- planned IN the Kitchen or e
~ moving the door between the
4 two h ro,n1s.aif such q closet is desired.
There Els a. hanging cupboard over y the 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

4 This IS a most delightful little house.
mot so little as It. looks, really. for there
Is a pleS space for all convenience in
living. It has q steep gambrel roof the
first story Is Eclap-hoarded, the gables and
roof stingled.t The second floor has q
wide overhang and pretty dormers. The
window effects are particularly good ahd
ewti1s there Is no entrance porch, there
ARE ample piazzns atsthe sides. \, l' 3
side lights, we enter a wide hall. with q
colonial style staircase. we'll lighted from
:. the landing. The hall goes right throua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

NOTHING FOR HIGHWAYS.
Speaking OF what the national govern
ment has done for the farmers, + AIR. Smith
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Y BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
y # 612 East Broad Street. n

III TABLES, OAK BttFE>ET. SO UAltII
PLANO, I1NAMEDtED IRON BEDS n IN.
sCUBAIsOR &C. IS s9 n 5iSlA ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Is. NJ. aPattle. Auctlone or. Al,

G. J. 5RIXEY, JR.. Cul pepper Va, or isfS5s
&g GEO. Il kBROWNING, Madison, .,,assSsss
I'll nj Commiss oners.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Farms, Mills, &C., For Sale.

4. .. . y . RtC1k III WELDING NEAR
,D.3 900 {Twcnty-clghtll aud Marshall;
4 rObms modern M IN III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
TOR RENT.

TOR RENT. AZ ~
14a Grove Ave-: u rooms. brick and
renting for $760 per nnnuri.
1915, 1917 and 1918 Floyd Ave: s.roons,
brick and renting for $500 each per an
\ lila 1ia. and 1925 west Ave.;ss rooms each.
prick, at $3.50 each per nllnum.
L tloE and Gil N. sixth, ST; z rooms each,
10! d. Leigh ST.; rooms, at $500 per
nntilim. IA 40 -
par month. ~
n rcCnfs, at $40 per month each.
Store and dwelling a bove 100 West Main,
$GUO per nnnun. y !,
q Store No. COS u. Clay ST.; possession at
once, at $500 per ant1unl. 4.
IA VIM b. IZz1NI CO., 'I4
gs Tenth and Bank Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07

q =. :. = BRICK DWELLING. SEVEN
pZ,zOOf rooms, Grace Streets near
u'W enty-sixtlls Street. & H a.( u III VI 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
AUCTION SALES Future Days
FOR SALE At as,
PUBLIC AUCTION
A Handsome nj, Virginia Estate L 9
Az Somerset, Orange Co, Va. 81.

Under and by virtue ,of two decrees.
4 OF the Circuit Court for. Orange county,
Va, one entered on. tho 9Th day, Of Novenl-ss
11U3 OF the said court In tho cons ollda ted
{Chnncery causes Of Newman. VS.. N wnlan,s ii
the undersigned will 9 fer for sale ATT
public auction on the premises, mean
Sp' a5zss 9 FBRu faiais 1z 18Th 81
between the hours Of u and 81 Y o'clocksi
MT Athos ntaining be tween !, 900 and II
41,10O acres. N on which lis situated O. 8hand-ss
some training stable and a large stone
is { private telephone line from sornersetsS
station to the premises. 70 priv ate Electric Il
Light Plant, O. commod ious arti fetal u Lakes;
on the farm and - ,nmbe OF i. renaneg
tai The land u ca be ytn,ryss
farms. v And It viii be otfered for aaleSii
Is NJ located ~ in the beautiful n FL dmontsss
section ot Virginia, just I IL miles from
! Somerset q station on the main .llne %8o1sss
tho Southern Railroad, and Is q bout 80 s
miles from Richmond and 30 miles FROM
4 The commissioners will receive private
bids at any time before day OF sale. a
"A misunderstanding cash, and the bal-sf
ance upon a credit Of one and two years. B
this. deferred payments to u be secured a8bys
tho bonds Of the purchaser. bearing in-sSs
a waiver OF the homestead exempt Ion
and tho retention Of the lesul title sNntilS
all CT the purchase money rs paid, ane, g asss
the buildings on said estate
pans to- DO approved 4Sby3 the aunderslglled
Inc sum to be- likewissg
policies OF such insurance to be! ASST snetss2
for the benefit Of said icUmmlsslo ners s7Gs
For further informa lion call on OF
address ssi5 AZ y iii ;s3 M
GEO. 5LIBROWNING, Ma isonlI "
5 Commits sloners.
is. NJ. Pnttie. Auctoneer.{ SsN
state. OF Virginia, county Of Orange to-
~. III. Fry, clerk OF the Circuit Court
or Orange county, Ein,th State 81 VIE 3.
gints do 3certifySthat: G. j.. lslxey, y nd
George u. Browning have executed the
bonds REQUIRED Of them as special COM;
court. in the consolidated Chancery suits /
therein pending. under the style. Of New
man VS.. Newman. Isl
Given under my hand this 18th day OF i
Dece mber, 1902. p. II. FRY, Clerk. s
| :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
RE A /! !, !, . !! est !! ]: ATE =
J REAL EsTATE------.Fcr Sale.
I .|HcVEIGN & s0LlnM

si,soi rratne dWlg s5tl. St.. mr.. Clay. Rental
II se5ss9 1,rick dwls.; 9Th ST. mr. Baker Rental
sl'DsSS5iiBrIek dwga: MAYO 81. mr. Broad
81, COO Coz F IF dwss: Brook Ave. and Danes.
,l.i iS FrameS dws.; Clay st.. nr. 9th. Rental
,std 6.S frame dwls. chatfn ST.. III. Resoryolr
u cd Frame , dwlgs asd end Darlington sta
s2tS6o n 81. u ,,r. 2eth. Rental s2G4, !.
s2,l60 $Irick dwg 10th ST.. mr.. Leigh. Rental
a. 3oS Central l;rlck good renter Rental $3.50.
fJ5DOibth ST.. mi Clay: ~ rooms. Rental 500.
$1,000 Brick d@lgs.; o rooms. Rental 5000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-07
Every American s House Is Ills Castle.
Own Your Own Home and be a King.
REAL EST ATE.

REAL ESTATE,--For Rent.
,a
1IoR RENT &, 81.
!. STORY DETACHED BRICK RESI-
jdence . rooms; largo side and rear yards;
No. 303 South Third Street. Liberal con-
icessions. n . /. u *, X. w ~, ~, * i,
Room 10, ohhfer Building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
-ANUNOIO

La Comisi6n Militar repatriadora del material
do guerra espanol que existe en- esta plaza SAGA
cOncurso la venta del material inut que c0neis.
te en- herr0, aeero, eobre. bronco zine madeira.
polvora de apcaci0n en- nlinas faelos artifieia,a
les, y cartnchns do fusil Remint0ng Mauser
nj plepo de c0ndicones esta de manifesto en-
la Comisaria do guerra do 10 misma stnada en-
Ell Hotel .sOlinlp,f, durante los dias L 3 del
mes pr6xinio, de Oeho doce de Ia nianana.
E actn del concurso tendra lugar las dos de
Ia tatde del s&hado II de JHnin, en- la 0ficna del
primer Jefe situada en- Ia Gale de Ia Crux, num-
27 Hotel '.Helyetia1
San Juan Puerto Rico, IS do Mayo 1904.
Sis m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
LIE Lavet Cavaliere.-Le Levando,

LIE Lavet Cavaliere-Le Levandou.
VAR.
Mu7 sefior mio: Una muier Y
sobre todo una artista no puede menos
que apreciar I'm producto que ayude
embellecerla.
Is sufciente decirle cuanto aprecio-
su CARMEINE que da la sonrisa mas
brillante.
Jeanne Raunay. de la Opera Comi-
que (de Paris al Sr. G. PrunieT,
fabricante de los Elixir y Pasta dentf-
fricos Carmeine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28

La candidatura que patrocinan los
hombres de ala Bandera Americana"
para formation del Comite republica-
no de Mayagiiez, es la siguiente: Jai-
me Peco, Carlos Sabater, Antonio Car
10, Carmelo Cuebas, Juan E. Rivera,
Juan Gonzalez, Santiago Lopez, Gena-
ro Cortes y Francisco Moret.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
XVIII
Julia adquiere aIguna esperanza

Sc 10 di6 al doctor, Ell cua lanz6 exclamation de
algeria.
-1Que os decfaa-manifest6. = Marcia retarda-
da No puedo ijar dfa." Nos hemos salvado.
-tSalvado1- -balbuce6 Julia.
Puesto que tenemos tempo.
No me expIico....
El doctor hizo movimiento de impacencia.
-Escuchadme annals vuestro marido7
Julia dirigi6 la mirada al cielo.
-TSi le amoI
aHarfais todo 10 possible para evitarle disgusto7
--Puesto que guerra morir....
LA mayor pena que pudiese experimental seria
perdero por 10 tanto tenes la obligation de vivr
conservaros para 81
isl fuese todavia diguai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
162 BIBL1orEcA DEL BoLErIN MERcANrII.

I62 BIBLIoTEcA DEL BOLETIN MERcANTH
que 10 sepa todo, y que queda mas remedo que
morir
El medco no parecfa halarse menos mpresionado
preocupado que Ia enferma.
Ia situaci6n era reaImente crtica, dejando de
comprender que obsante, impona la necesidad de
abandonara Julia.
Adm esta todo perddo-dio, sin ssber todavla
que clase de consuelcs podrfa facilitar Ia joven.
aCuzndo debera estar de vueta vuestro marido1
NO fla Ia fecha.
los dice que ha embarcado7
mo, pero que embarcara pronto.
Tai retrase....
-Tiene prisa de venr.
Hay que contar con Ell tempo del viaje. Tenemos
por 10 menos un mes por delante
En- aquel momento llamaron dscretamente Ia
puerta.
-,Que hay, Margaritaa-pregun Julia
I'm telegrama.
La joven tornose lfvida.
-iDadme!-dijo.
Apenas two fuerzas para cogsr el papel.
-ISuyol-balbuce6.
cayo casi desfallecdas obre Ia "chase Tongue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28

Contin1a "The Puerto Rico Eagle
dando treme bundos picotazos al diarie
continental consabido.
Lo que es de esta, no quedan nj los>
rabos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28

Sc alquila, excluSivamente para Of
Gina, un segundo piso amueblado y
con todas las comodidades apeteci-
bleS. st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28
LAS INDIGEsTIoNEs Sc ALI

WAN INMEDIATAM MENTE, con to-
mar selloS, y radicalmente Sc curan
con I'm solo estuche del Digestive Mo-
jarrieta; sin privarse de alimentos. Las
Dispepsias y Gastralgias, Sc curan con
tomar 10 4 estuches. Para curar RAJ
dicalm6Hte las mas graves enferme-
dadeS cronicas, gastrointestinales, Sc
debe tomar durante 8 6 a meses Ell
Digestive Mojarrieta; que es el tinico
verdadero remedio gastro-intestina1
complete y radical, universalmente
confrmado superior a todos los otros
para curar las enfermedades del es-
tonnage.
miaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-28

El vapor "Catalufa" esta la car
ga en- Barcelona, para salir el 10 de
JUNO, tocando las escalas de costum-
bre, con destino este puerto y los
de Mayagiiez, Ponce, Santiago de Gu
ba y Habana.