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Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

1884. Som narmast soriande eff
terlemnar han hustru och a soner
jemte mod4r och tire harstades
bosatta broder SAINT en- syster i
Sverige. Han hade under flera
ar haft anstallning vid Omahajern-
wagons verkstaad4r och etterlem-
mar EFT aktadt mime hos ALA dem,
som kande honom.
Hor pa Mr.. Nj torde behofva
en- Overlook eller kos,ym for E
der och eder son, ty smart blir Oct
kallt ga da till
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
ty de har CODA varor och sal
ia dem billigt.
Da motormannen a en- fran
Pittsburg gaende sparvagn mar
mace sig bron vid Allegheny, Pa,
kande han sig plotsiigen "sugen'
pa en- "buss" tobak. Han hedja
de en- fran motsatt hall kommande
sparvagn i afsigt att al fo;aren a
densamma erhalla hvad han be-
holde. Just som han skulle stop
pa bussen i mum, emom kellertid
en- efterfoljande sparvagn framru
sande med valdig fart och panor-
de hans vagn med pafoljd att flera
passagerare skakades. Vid eff
terat hallen polisutredning anfor-
de nan till slit forsvar att han eli
kunde fora vagnen utan att ha en-
obaksbuss ! munnen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
mONlToRENs ltLsFONNUMMER CTS
Mr. & Mrs Carl Swanson, ~

Mr. & Mrs Carl Swanson, III
George st, hade forliden lordags
qxaIl inbjud;t en- del af sina man
ga vanner pa deras 50 Brollops-
dag.
Hanson & Fogelqvist saljer kla-
der billigare an nagon AMMAN, for
de betala 81 sa stor hyra, forsok
och Sc.
ID Thomas w. Murphy, jani-
tor hos Chicago Newspaper u.
nion, i freiags forliden vecka stod
och talade med city auditor True
i dennes kontor, erholl Mr.. True
EFT telegram med meddelande att
Mr.. Murphys 0 blifvir dodad pa
Missouri Pacific jernvagens
baugard / Omaha. Mr.. True
Iemn2dc telegrammet at den intet
,ondt anande fadern, som pa delta
satt erholl underattelse ON sin
sons dod. Unge Murphy, SON
under EFT par ars It'd hade varit
anstalld som sparvexlare iOmaha,
~omkom pa So satt, att han inklam-
edes mellan EFT vexellokomotiv
och Ell gods6nka, dervid han lila
massakrerades. Hogra benet
lblef nastan iullstandigt skildt fran
balen vid hoften, och Diet andra
krossades. Han aied iva timmar
efter olyckshaEdelsen.
Dd Paul Ryan sondagsiormid-
dag anlande hem fran en- jagttur
till McCook lake. markte han ge-
mast gaslukt i huset och begaf sig
till sin moders rum, der han fam
henne liggarde dod pa sanger.
MRS Ryan hade, alltsedan hennes
mans for omkring EFT ar sedan in
trafade dod, varit tidtals mycket
ned>iagen och bedrofvad och oita
hotat att berofva sig litvet. Hon
hade nu Satt hotelsen i verket
pa sa SAT- att hon fastat en- gummi-
slang vid gasledningen, hvarefter
hon oppnat kranen och inandats
der d0dande gasen. Tillkallad
:akare fofklarade att hon varit
dodi fera timmar. Mrs Ryan
hade efterlemnat EFT till corcnern
stal DIT BRET, hvari hon forklardr
att hon sjeif tagit slit Lit. Hon
Der dessItom att ingen matte ia
Sc hennes Tx fore begrafningen,
hvilken hon onskar matte goras
So billig som mojligt, och hon
undanber sig dessutom ALA be-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

Say Mrs. Da Nj will ha err ny
kappa for eder sjelf eller nagon a
dottrarna So glom icke att titta ir
hos Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co,
De ha EFT godt urval, till. rimlig;
priser.
FrdH MetOdtstf6rsamAngen
Kom ihag ostronsupen, som
serveras / kyrkans underwriting
nasta lordagsqvall. So. Biljett
rs c. Ndsta sondag halles sar-
skid predikan for ungdomen.
-Torsdsgen del. IS nov. moter
oreningen "Solstralen" hos famil-
ien John Anderson, 1913 Court
Street, kl. s e. m. ALA arc val
komna!
-Fredagsqvallen den 10 halles
qvartalkonferens i kyrkans under
waning at distrikets presiderande
aldste, c. A. Anderson.
Vtd qvallsgudstjensten klockan
half 8 | Missionskyrkan nasta SON
dag bjudes bland annat pa sang al
forsamlingskoren, junior och
manskoren. barnkorsn SAINT solo
sang. Kollekten anvandes till
inkop at nya sangbocker
Kop Stormfonster och Storm
dorrar hos Spalding. 3 & Court
SITS. ALA reguliera storlekar fin.
as lagret.
Onskas, En- god hicka for
inomhus forekommande goromal.
Mrs. DIR. F. A. Seemann, Cos
28 street.
F6yAiden sondag allied i sit,
hem. I4I5 North Boulevard, Ere.
dirk P. Forsling | en- alder af d
ar och 5 manader. Dodsorsaker
var pneumonia. Han hade lidit
dit af denna akomma omkring en-
manads It'd och befann sig pa bait
ringsvSgen. da for tire veckor Sc
dan EFT recidiv intraffs'ie, som
medforde OGDEN. Begrafningen
hollis j onsdags fran den aflidnes
hem XII. 2 e. m. SAINT senare fran
missionskyrkan med pastor A.
G.. Sporrong SON of6cierande
FRESHMAN.
Forsling val food ! Lungsunds
ID rsamling. vermland. 1861 och
aElande hit direkte fran Sverige
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Gudstjenster.

Sv. Ev. Luth Augustana kyrkan hor-
net af ste och Court st
Gudstjenst S0udagar XII 1890 Z. m. och
T 30 q. M. S6ndagsskola XII, 1910 Q. m.
Uugdomens uppbyegelsem0te $3.50 e. M,
Kldre Observation-Disclosures haller mote
forsta torsdags e. m. hyarie manad.
Yngre diakonissforeningen amman
trader sista torsdagen hvarie manad XII.
s o. m.
Syforeningen ~sammantrader onsdags Q.
m. XII 8.
Ungdomen haller mote pa fredagsqval-
larne.
K0ren sammantrader onsdagsqvallarne
XII g..
ALA arc hjertligt valkomna till dessa
gudstjeD ster och moten.
A.NoRRBOM, Pastor
COS Court st,
Telefon Automatic No. 1864.
1 Sveuska Methodist Episkopal kyrkan
hornet 9de & Court st. halles foljande
veckomoten
Sondagar kl 10: m, sondagskola. Pre-
dikan XII 11:f. m. Epvo. League XII 7 Q.
m. Predikan XII. 9. .. NJ. Onsdagen XII
e. m. Bonuppbyggelsem0te. Syster-
fore, ingen och "Solstralen' mota hvar-
AMMAN Torsdags Q. M. ALA Skandinaver
are hjertligt vallkomna.
NELS PEARSON Pastor.
Svenska miasionskyrksn, hornet ST Z
och Court streets. S6ndagar: sondags-
skola XII. $50 {. M. predikan XII. 10 As
I. m, ungdomsmote XII. 4.45 9. M. predi-
kan XII. s Q. m. T~orsdagar: Kort predi-
kan XII 8 Q. m.
A. G.. SPoRRONG, Pastor.
Bostad I'LL - z street.
l den svenska baptistkyrkan, hornet af
10 och Virginia SITS, predikan hvarje SON.
dag XII. 1915 {. M. och S Q. M. ing
domsmote halles XII. 5 9. m. B0nemote
byarie torsdagsqvall XII. s.
LJOHANSON. Pastor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

acknowledgements och prester
liga forrattningar. Hon will e
heller att hennes slaktingai sko
la undertakes ON hennes dod
Mrs Ryan var 4S ar gammal oct
bodde vid . & Bismarck SITS.
En- koldvag ar i annalkande
Spara bransle och kop Stormfon.
ster, Stormd0rrar och Stormpap
per hos Spalding 3 & Court SITS.
TJufvar bersdde sig natten
mot i tisdags intradde i hr, och
fru Browns hem, 6Io IS street, och
besokte hr. och fru Browns sang
kammare, der de slumrade i stilla
70 utan att hafva den ringaste a.
ming ON hvad som var pa farde.
Da de vaknade pa morgoneu,
upptdckte fru Brown att hennes
guldur och nagra ringar. som hon
qvallen torut lagt pa byran, voro
forsvunna, och hr. Brown, som haft
s. dollars i sina byx6ckor, da han
gick och lade sig, kunde oaktadt
ALT trefvande i pantalongerna Ell
antraffa sa pass mycket som en-
rod cent. En- enligt ALA konstens
regler intryckt fonsterruta pa hui
sets baksida utvisade hvad slags
visit herrskapet Brown haft under
nattens tysta timmar. Ihbrotte'
anmaldes for polisen.
foriiden veckas hummer ON
talade vi bland notiser fran Augu-
stanaforsamlingen att svenskar bo-
satta a vestsidan onska bilda en- ny
forsamling under pastor A. P Kar
leens ledning och derf0r ingatt till
med an
Italian att "a sig ofverl8ten dess
a vestsidan, hvil.
ken anhallan ocSsa akyrkostamma
bifolls. Delta vanliga tillmotes
gaende fran Augustanaforsamlin-
gems sida har hiatt EFT mycket upp-
muntrande i~nAytande pa petit
tionarerna, hvilka torsdagen nasta
vecka sammantrada for att orga-
nisera EN- ny svensk luthersk for
samlng inom vart samhalle.
Med anledning af att Mr.. och
Mira Chas r. Nelson's silfverbrol-
lopsdag infoll i lordags, blefvo de
pa qvallen samma dag olverraska.
de af EFT antal vanner,som infunno
sig i deras hem, 1922 Wall street,
och medlorde som gafva en- katie
servis at silver. Ur medf0rda
forrad uppdukades en- mangd for
triskningar, och qvallen tillbrin-
gades anqenamt. De besokande
voro. Mr. & Mrs Ostlrng, A. B.
Erickson, Gust Rohdin, Herman
Larson, N. Nilsson, S. Hottie,
Nils Dahlin, John Eugstrom, C..
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Var EFT svart fall

En- tariig kiIurgisk operation. som
galide a~fiagsnandet at EFT e,nkartadt sar
stoit som min hal d pa min dotters h6ft
uhaVeks geuom anvandandet af Buck,,
zen Ainiea Salve". sager A. @. stickel i
Miielus. w. Va. Eft fiitiyt M yandonde
al saifvan botade Diet ( ~lIstandiptn. Botar
skaiskrdor. sarnader och branuskador
zoe nos Lungren q Andreen, apotekare.
Sloux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
625-4 ST.
Fran A1gnstaRat0ysamLing zen

"SE"HtJ HVEIEN&eN
-Fcrliden sondag, som var 70
norSkarne ell stor hogtidsdrag
var ock for svenskarne som wore
med i var kyrka, en- skon dag, P;
J f. m. predikade DIR Dahl, presidenter
for dea Forenade Norska Kyrkan
och hans predikan var sardeles la
rorik. Ofret, som upptogs pa (. m
belopte sig till $4,000. Dem;
summa okades sedan pa e. m till
Diver 5000 CO..
Pa qvallen holIo hera pastorel
korta tai Diver olika amnen.
Oessa tai voro mycket uppbygg-
ga, och vi skola sakerligen Ian
&c bevara i kar hogkomst den
skona ock harliga ~sondagen. Kol
lekt upptogS pa kvallen for Iosw
konferensens mission, hvilken
belopte sig till $40. 90
PROGRAMMED, som utfores i
qvall / kyrkan ar af foljande ly-
delse:
Piano duett. Lillian och En-
ma Anderson,
Duet. "Endast han. Moll e
Anderson och Naomi Rehnstrom
Tai. "Hvad laser du"?
Pastor Norrbom.
Mansqvartett. "Dyre Jesus"
Chafin Anderson, Gust Soderberp
Victor Wadhams, Carl Norrbom,
Etter programmes slut serveras
katie kyrkans underwriting mot
en- afgift af loo.
-Amnet for ungdomens upp
byggelsemote nasta sondag ovall
Dir: "Vec alItid ON man ar en-
kristen eller ej. och huru vet man
det?" Motel borjar XII. 6: 90. vi
torde ia vanta manga till delta
mote, ty Oct ar EFT anne som Dor
~intres era manga.
--Nasta sondag qvall blir am
net for predikan Oliver den for.
dorado sonen foljande: "For langt
bort i frammande land"
Wi gladja oss sarskildt Oliver
att hafva mycken korsang vid
gudstlensterna. vi hafva M
kor, qvartett och barnskor. Des.
sa arbeta fitigt och prestera gang
etter AMMAN val utforda stycken.
For ALT delta krafves mycket ar.
bette, men forsamlingen vardera,
Diet och vi hoppas, att sangarne
icke ma trottna. Sarskildt varta
vi nu mycket for Advent och Tul
acknowledging och intagnlne
at nya medlemmar forekommer
forsta sondagen i dec. (den 2 dec
pa qvallen.
|. Den arliga forsaijningen al
bestamd att hallas den ( & och .
dec Forsta qvallen serverar ing
domen katie och dopp, andra kyal
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Sioux City,.

.SvenSka Monitoyens kontor
hsI'es oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarle
qvall.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

On nj vii ha en- god kopp katie
si'er CODA grocerier sd "a till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
F0reningen Sv. Monitoren

i f6reningens lokal 705 Fourth st
andra vaningen.
Forsta och tredje mSndagen i hvarie
m8nad.
WERNER LINDEN, Ordforande.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

Berg, Chas Sjo, Oscar Swanson
Charles Blomberg, Carl Johnson,
Miss Mabel Dahlin. SAINT herra,
Adolf Dahlin och Hjalmar Nilsson
Jag anbefaller mig harmed
allmanhetens benagna atanke vid
forefallande behof af fotografer.
On nagon onskar en- fotografi al
sig sielf. sin familj eller slit hus
ut eller invandigt, sd kan jag ia
ga Diet pa morgonen, midday eller
qvall i Diet djupaste morker. Pri-
serna arc alltid billiga och ALT ar
bette garanteras.
j. Johnson, fotograt
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
A PHOENIX BOY
 STANDS NEAR TOP
Ernest Trevor in Saturday Evening
 Post Contest.

Ernest Trevor. the Phoenix boy of whom mention has been previously made as standing at the top of the list of those retail agents or newsboys, struggling to win a wonderland tour prize, through the sale of the Satur- day Evening Post, has received a new bit of inspiration in a letter mailed to him by the Post under date of Feb. D.
 There are three enclosures, one d list showing the standing of the twen- ty-seven highest agents for the period beginning Jan. 6 and ending Feb. g, 5, another which is a general letter of encouragement to all agents and the third a personal letter to Ernest The first, the report of standing shows him to have been second on the list on Feb. sold one more copy taoishrdlutaoishr 3, Lester Head of Colorado having sold one more copy than Ernest. Bul this is not discouraging to Ernest for he says his biggest orders have been forwarded since that date and if he meets with no bad luck, unless Lester Head and two or three others who are crOwding him closely. strike a gold mine somewhere, he has strong hope of beating them to it." The personal letter to him strengthens his hope in the following terms:
 We have recievd your enormous in- crease of orders and have credited same to your account. Evidently you forgot to enclose the clipping which you speak of in your letter. From your way of taking hold of the work We feel con- ] fident that you will be a winner in i several of our various prize offers in the near future and beg to state that nothing would please us better than to see your name at the head of sew eral of our lists. You certainly have got the right spirit and the proper amount of ambition and get-up to you. | This being the case we fail to see how you can be anything else but success full"
 The clipping referred to above Is the article that appeared in The Repub- Ilican concerning the boys ambition to win the wonderland prize which means a matter of several hundred dollars to him and which he proposes to devote to his education instead of
 to taking a summer trip that choice be- ing the privilege of the winner.
 He is engaged whenever he is not busy at the Goldwater store in secur- ling subscriptions, or rather in taking orders for each week and collecting cash in advance, covering the time from now until sometime in May when the contest closes. The reason for this Is that he has to pay in advance for al papers bought. In the first place he
 hasn't got a national bank to back
 him in placing his orders and secondly he doesn't want to order a lot Of pa
 pers he could not sell so he is par
 ticularly glad to get as many regular
 customers as possible, at the same
 time disposing of as many single cop
 ies each week as he can. It's a long way from here to Philadelphia too, anC
 takes. nearly two weeks to get action after he gets patrons
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULTS
 UPON MRS. BUENA
The Woman Was Attacked Again on
 Saturday Night.

Mrs. ora Buena, living on South Sixth avenue. is the victim of a se- ries of mysterious assaults. One was committed on Saturday night, the as sailant evidently intending to commit murder. There is no clue to the as sailant.
 The husband of the woman is a hard-working man, being employed on a ranch north of the city. He return ed nome Saturday evening and after having eaten his supper he went to the house of neighbor across the street.
 After he had gone, his wife began the clearing up of the supper dishes. While she was at work the assailant came into the room behind her and the first intimation she had of his presence was a violent blow, which felled her. She did not lose con sciousness, but she saw the stranger take the lantern from the table and give it a violent jerk, extinguishing it. The woman had a towel about her head and the assaiIant tore that off and twisted it about her neck. He choked her into senselessness, from which she was recalled by the voice of her husband, wno had just returned and whose coming had probably frightened the assailant away. The first assault was committed on l her about year ago and she was badly beaten. It was thought that the
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS
GEORGIA MINISTRIES.

Darktown will be out February 22, it being the date of the appearance of Richards and Pringle's Famous Geor- gia Minstrels.
 The annual engagement of this fa- nous company never fails to bring out the colored folks, so mucn so that the upper floors of the theater are always reserved for them. and they always fill them to overflowing, while the lower floor is always packed with the ances given by this company will be improved upon this visit. They have whole lot of new people and the word is passed along the line that it Is the best show they ever had. Well, if it beats last season it certainly must be corker.
 Seats on sale at Sanichas'. Prices 25c, soc, 75c, and $1.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

ington, D. C., arrived in the city yes terday morning and is Q gsest of the Commercial.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Ford: L. c. WoOdford, Mrs Gertie Woodford and Ethel Woodford, Ft. Collins, Colo; F. 4. Forde, Oakland; Chas. McGee, Kel- win, and w. w. Ravens, Albuquerque.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: C. A Gruening, Dayton, Ohio; A. w. Webs ter, Saginaw; Harry Markovitz, Los Angeles; T. H. Sutton, Los Angeles; J. c. Adams. Bisbee; w. H. Whiles, Ben son; Frank Gasking, Roosevelt; C. w. Cheney, Shelbyville, Ind; T. H. Sum meril, Cave Creek; J. F. Reed, Omaha; A. F. Rattray, Greig, Chicago, and '. A. Nicholas, Florence.
 J. Ernest Walker yesterday morning returned from Los Angeles where he had been on business for some time.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
Personal Mention
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Robert Stein, a representative of the Jones-Paddock company of San Fran cisco arrived in the city yesterday and will spend some time here in the interests of his firm. MT. Stein is a popular salesman among the local merchants
 A. w. MendenhalI left this morning over the northern route for Peoria, H., accompanying the. remains of hIs brother who died recently in this city.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams: A. Cast ner, Los Angeles; Peter Winne, Den yer; A. w. Webster, Saginaw; T. Nal linim, New York; and H. G. Atkins. George Henshaw and Frank B. James, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. T. Murray, Den yer; T. E. Campbell, E. $. Clark and w. R. Russell, Prescott.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train were: c. H. Burnett for Los Angeles; T. Lindsley, Albuquerque; F. F. Borgnis Chicago; A H. Hargrave, Fl Dorado H.; John J. Murphy, Winslow: M. N Bingham for Chicago and w. E. Petty and Mrs. C. B. Fisk for Denver.
 Louis T. Woolfley left this morning over the Santa Fe for Chicago to be gone some time on mining business. w. c. Foster left last evening fol Yuma on business connected with his office at public examiner.
 J. l.. B. Alexander, E. s. Clark, Ton Campbell and w. R. Russell left las evening for Yuma to be gone severa days on legal business.
 Walter R. Hadley of the U- S. fores' service with headquarters at Wash
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

CT of the other rig had been carried away with the runaway horse After a few minutes however the man was found lying unconscious by the road side, his face badly cut and bleeding profusely. By this time the hay rack party had overtaken the colliding par ties and several Of the boys assisted in bringing MT. Seal back to cons- ciousness. This was done by using a considerable quantity of water, which was thrown in his face. One of the nigh school boys phoned for a physician and to the city hall.
 The police notified the stable of Benton & O.. to whom the outfit be- longed that Seal had been driving, and MT. Benton went at once to the scene of the accident. He finally re- covered his horse, which was bad ly cut about the legs by parts of the buggy striking him as he ran. The buggy was too badly demolished to be brought back to town and was left It appeared to have been run over and part of it was still under the bed of the insane asylum rig. which was also too badly broken to be removed and was left on the road. Seals inju- ries were last night said to be only slight, although his escape from death was considered miraculous.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
TWO VEHICLES
 TOTALLY WRECKED
Sam Seal Was Badly Hurt in a Col.
 liSion

In a collision Saturday evening on the Tempe road shortly after nine o'clock two buggies were so badly wrecked that they had to be abandon ed by their drivers and sam Seal who occupied one of the outfits. was quite seriously injured. The occupants of the other buggy one of whom was w L. Vinson. the steward at the insane asylum, were minjured. Seal was brought to the city by pr. Hughes, and his injuries were given attention. The other two in the affair continued their journey to the insane asylum on foot leading their horses.
 All details of just now the accident occurred are not obtainable. for it was so unexpected and the night so dark it could not be definitely known. MT. Vinson had just passed on the road a hay rack on which a party of school boys and girls were enjoying a ride. They hayrack was going east and so was MT. Vinson. He made the circuit around on the left-nand side of the road and when possibly twenty feet ahead and still on the extreme left hand side of the road he locked wheels with the buggy driven by MT. Seal. The wheels so locked on each buggy were torn off and the horse driven by Seal ran into town as far as the high scnool, where part of the outfit still harnessed to him caught on an Ob- struction and threw him.
 Back at the scene of the collision when MT Vinson first made a survey of the wreckage he thought the driv-
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
INVICTUS.

Out of the night that covers me, Black as the pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced or cried aloud; Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but mbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade; And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid. It matters not how straight the gate How charged with punishment the
 scroll,
 am the master of my fate, I am captain of my soul.
 William E. Henley
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
THE EASY OIL.

Scott's Emulsion is "the easy oil easy to take, easy in action. Its use insures deliverance from the gripping and nau- seating sensation peculiar to the raw oil. Nobody who has any regard for the stomach thinks of taking cod liver oil in the old way when Scott's Emulsion IS to be had. It is equally certain that no one whose health is properly regarded will accept a cheap emulsion or alcoholic substitute for Scott's Emulsion. It fulhlls every mission of cod liver oil and more.
 SCOTT & BOVINE, 70, Pearl Street, New York
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

object was robbery The husband is a hard-working man, who turns his earnings over to his wife, who. 1t was probably thought, had the hoard con cealed about the house.
 The man had a mask on. but the woman thought he was Francisco Para or Francisco Celayo. for ne is known by both names He had serv- ed a term or two in the penitentiary and had been seen about the Buena residence on the day of the assault
 Para was arrested and brought into court. He was in a place of conceal ment when the woman was brought He was engaged by J. A. Portiere in conversation, and as soon as the wo- man heard him. though she could not see him. she said he was the man who had attacked her. But that was all the evidence there was against him. and ir was plainly not enough to war rant his conviction He was therefore discharged. -t.s-.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
AN EXAMPLE.

Adam-Hadn't you better make it two leaves instead of one, darling?
 Eve-Oh, what's the bother of wear ing so many clothes?
 Adam-But think what a decollete example 1t will be for our chil6re 6 - Indianapolis Star.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

Free lecture by Bicknell M. Young, an eminent Christian Scientist at Dor ris opera house, Friday evening, Feb. 23 at s D. m. The public cordially In Vited.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

I have money clients wanting well developed copper or gold property
 TOM PRESCOTT,
 Ci elshton Block.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19
HIS LIMITATIONS.

"Paw. can an honest man play polk er?''
 ''Yes, Tommy-but he can't win any thing.'-ChicagO Tribune
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

May those now taste
 Who never have tasted before, May those who've tasted
 Now taste ard taste the more or Donofrio's delicious Cactus Cand
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

American Cleaning Works. s South Center. Phone Red 2O2- T. H. Johnson
Arizona republican., 1906-02-19

Patronize home industry - drink Prescott beer