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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
LOS MEJORES OBJETOS.

LA Ninfa" Ell acreditado establece
micnto de Ia calle de la Fortaleza, tien-
un esplendido surtido de objetos de uti
dad para caballeros y desde la rica ca
misa hasta Ia elegante corbata de Ultima
moda, tirantes, medias dc color, cuellos y
pnhos, igas, sombreros de fieltro de to-
dos colores formas, SC encuentra ALI el
mas complete surtido que mas exigente
dandy" pucda desear Especialidad en-
ROPA HECHA de las mej ores fabricas.
Corte elegantes. Precios m i.c o s.
y rapid ez en- servir los pc d d S.
A. P. (90)
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FL CAS0 De QUE
sada y CaOdaL.
en- Ponce.
Acusados de supuesta con-
fabulacion para defrau.
dar a los acreedores del
prllnero
0idog los testigas de cargo y
descargo, Ell juez Sc reserve
IN dja para dictar sentencia.
(De nuestro eorresponsol.) <

(Ds nuesiro corrssponsal.)
Febrero 18...7Hoy Sc ha Wis
to en- la Corte municipal el
juicio contra Manuel Quesada
y Joaquin ICandal, acusados
de conspiracion para defrau.
dar a los aoreedores del pri-
nero.
La acusaGion Ia present6 el
sargento Milan. de la "detec-
tive. y Sc fnnda en- que entire
Joaquin Candal y Manuel
Quesada, Sc fraguo una cons.
piracion para similar una
deuda del dltimo al primero
por trescientos dollars, y que
habiendo demandado Candal
a Quesada como resultante de
esta conspiraCi6n, le embargo
las ezistencias de un cafe que
Quesada tenia establecido en-
la Playa de esta cludad, de
cuyo establecimiento debia
mucha mayor cantidad del va
lor de las existencias.
Como comprobante de los
hechos denunciados, presenta
la "detective" una declaration
jurada de Quesaba diciendo
que 81 no le debia NADIA a
Candal, y solamente por ins.
tigaciones de este y para que
no Sc QuedaIaD con todo los
demas acreedores, habia 81.
mulado la deuda de trescien
tos dollars porque Candal le
ha demandadO.
Esta declaration antes de
ser jurada ante el juez mum,
cipal, fue hecha por Quesada
en- ell cuartel de la "detecti-
ve", donde habia sido llama
do Dor Mr., Names. inspector
que era entonces de policia, y
acreedor de Quesada como
gestor de la sociedad "Jayu-
va Tobacco Co., establecida
en- Utuado, ante Mr.. Names,
Ell sargento Milan y Rafael
empleado de la Colec-
turia de Rentas internas.
Celebrado hoy ell juicio, de
como testigos de car
60 Mr.. Names, hoy jefe de
policia, el sargento Milan,
haIael Colon y AVellDo Gon-
zalez, hijo, y de descargo, Luis
Arias, de la casa Arias Sobri,
no, Ramon Fernandez, de la
casa Bonnin y Ca, Julio Mi.
agente de negocios, y
el Lcdo. Fernandez Coronas,
que fu6 ell que present6 la de,
de Candal,
Defendian a los acusados a
Quesada cl LCdo. Para Cap0
y a Candal cl Lcdo, Gustavo
Rodriguez.
Las declaraciones de Mr.
Names, Milan Y Colon Sc ba
saban en- 10 manifestado por
Quesada en- la oficina de la
"detective' y la de .Avelino
Gonzalez en- que este lie habia
ensenado a Names una copia
de los acreedores de Quesada
sin que en- esta nota aparecie,
ra Candal como acreedor.
Los testigos de la defensa
depusieIon ell el sentido de
que Candal habia pagado a
las casas' de Bonnin y Ca,
Arias y Sobrino, Julio Mi
y S. Ramirez y Ca, va.
rias sumas de diuero que Sc
habia hecho responsible por
Quesada, montantes a 54 do,
liars.
Candal declare quela suma
de trescientos dollars que Il
reclamaba Quesada era po-
silva y procedia de dos pres
amos en- dinero elective que
.e habia hecho, montantes a
loscientcs cuarenta y seis DO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
HOTEL FRANCES.
DE
-AsGHelon GOEldlo VlHda de AlCdrd1.-
|, FRENTE EsTAcIoN DEL FERRocARRIL
DE SAN GRMAN PUERTo-RIco.

Este antique establecimiento, frente
a la estacion feyroviaria, ofrece esmera-
do servicio, suculenta mesa y excelente
trato. Magnifeos baiios.
La casa fresca, dos pisos, buen banjo,
telefono, apartado en- el correo y toda
clase de comodidades.
Sc habla frances, esdafol ingl6s.
Procurad 'el HOTEL FRAENCES en-
donde los precios son modicos.
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Un "qhek" con ell producto

Ell senior Antonio Caubet ha
enviado hoy a la direction de
la Liga anti.tuberculosa ell
producto del bale de Carload,
que assemble a mas de 5000
seglin detalle que damos a
conocer en- otro lugar de la
correspondence
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Operaciones de azucar

En- el almac6n de los seno-
res Rubert hermanos Sc hi.
cieron aver tarde operacioneS
de venta de azdcar, obteni6n-
dose precio de $3.45 quintal.
Producto de la central San
Vicente" Y compradores Mu.
llenhOf q .korber.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
Ell SURTIDO DEL POPULAR

Cada vez obtiene mayor justicia De
pdblico de buen gusto de Ia ciudad
de Ia isla el acredtado establecimien.
del selor Am6rico Salas en- ''El Pon
lar" Sc encuentra el mas variado surtIo
de calzado, objetos de tocador para d
mas caballeros, peffumeria frances
oriental, paraguas y sombrillas, bast
mes. estuches de tocador Ultima novel;
Y otros objetos de utiiidad faata>r.
Ultimamente Sc han recibido elegantis.
mos modcIos de calzado para bale. pa
SEQ Y casa, Precios sin competence
marcas de las mas acreditatas-
PapelillOS, SerpentinaS yPer
fu madOreS, Sc acaban de reel
biF en- Eel POPULAR" "
HOTEL "HORIENTE" ".-Propietaria
Emilia Ramirez Nda. de Masferrer. Hu-
macao. P. r. P O. Box 20, Gale del
Comercio. Bahos de ducha a toda ho-
RS 90. V
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UN LOCO FUR|OSO.
Qulso acometer con I'm
hacha a su propia ma,
DIRE.
Despues derribo de I'd terrih'
bachazo a IN serene, desl
zandole por complete ell CT,
ue0.

Santander - Espaha- Fe
brero 2. En- la madrugads
de hoy seha desarrollado una
horrible tragedia en- una casa
de la calle de San Jose.
Vivian en- dicha casa una
sonora con IN hijo suyo dc
.veintisiete amos de edad, la,
mado Jesus Ibane2.
Desde hace dos amos. Jesus
sufria ataques de enajenacion
mental: pero estos accesos
eran tranqnilos, sin que el To-
co intentase agredir a su ma.
Dire con Ill, hacha de oocina.
La buena muier logr6 esca,
par de las furias de su hijo. Y
entonCes JESUS cerro las puer-
tas de la casa,
Los vecinos, que acudieron
en- auXilio de la sonora, inten-
taron con ruegos y con anne,
nazas que abriera la puerta:
pero todo fu6 indtil. Desde
dentro, gritaba ell loco:
-.,iEl que quiera pasar al
otro mundo. que entire!
Ante csta amenaza, ningun
vecino Sc atrevi6 a entrar, Y
ent0ntes reGlamaron ell auxi-
lio de la autoridad, acudien-
do ell sereno de la Calle y va
rios guardias.
El sereno, qre le conocia,
hablo Carinosamente al loco,
rogandole quo abriera.
Jesus, en- efecto, abrio; pero
apenas habIa entrado el sere-
no, cerro de nnevo la puerta,
al mismo tempo que exclama,
ba:
-sQuieres, pasar al otro
mundo! lpues toma!
Y diciendo este, desCargo
un tremendo hachazo en- la
Cabeza al sereno, el cual cayo
al suelo examine.
Ell juez de guardia, a quien
avisaron, orden6 que los BON,
beros derribasen la puerta,
pues Sc temia que el loco hi.
Ciera uso del revolver del Sc.
reno muertO.
Ell primero en- entrar fu6
Emilio Rojas, quien Sc lanz0
valientemente sobre el loco Y
logr6 sujetarle y amarrarle.
Jesus, cuando lie prendie-
ron tenia un aspecto feroz.
Sus pupilas, horriblemente
dilatadas, brillaban con clari-
dad fosforesc2nte; sus manos,
crispadas, pugnaban por
arrancarse las ligaduras, y los
tenia destrozados por sus pro,
pios mordiscos.
EI infeliz sereno yacia en- el
suelo con el craneo completa.
mcnte deStrOZadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21
cueuta de Quesada.

Cueuta de QueSada.
FL Lcdo. Fernando declare
que al dia siguiente q pre.
sentada la demand fontra
Quesada, este estr 4 en- su
hufete a proponerl Jun ARE,
glo para PaearIo a Candal y
que el abogado no}lo acepto
diciendolc que el Gnico arreglo
era el page de la cuenta.
Terminada la prueba infor-
los ahogados solicitan.
do la absolucion para sus res
PectivOs dctCndidos, Y el juez,
Sc reserve para dictar senten-
5ia en el ola de manana.
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Sc NECESITA n esten6grafo. y ayu-
dante de tenedor de ibros Debe CO.
nocer espahoI ing:Gs. Las solicitudes
deben ser hechas de puho y letra de los
mismos interesadosr Direction: Want,
Box 2.---San Juan P. RI. d. p
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session, yo cEeo que su sencria
esta IN un error al Ieer que
Cs suya tai Tesponsabilidad.
&C insistc pOr el sehor Llo-
Tens en- suspender Ia session Y
81 acnerda por maycIia.
AuUha.-Que sc continue a
las : de Ia noche.
Deechada Ia moci6n Y sc
levamia Ia .csi6n para maha-
la d las > dc la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-21

Dep6sitos: en- San Juan Farmacia de l
Sr. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de Baldo-
rioty de Castro y Sores. de j. NJ. Blan-
CO y Co. San Francisco "a.
En- Mayag tiez Farmacia de los Sres.
Saliva Hermanos, Avenida II de Agosto
A. Mulet, Plaza Principal &c,
En- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de Porras,
Farmacia Villaronga.
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EN- LA CAMARA EL
e| microbes 10.
Vease Ia edici6n de aver.

OdudlGS. " ud tlllllCAAotoo'
"Que Sc entienda que sea la
medida para los establecl
mientos situados dentro de las
poblaciones".
Llorens. Pues ponien q
una tienda a un kilometro d.
la poblaci6n, resultan los CO
merciantes de elias perjudica
dos grandemente.
Canales. Ne ha convened
do su senoria. Retro la en-
mienda (risas).
Sc vota la enmienda de la
comision suprimiendo la sec
cion 4 del proyecto. Sc da
Ell 13 por 12. Desechada la
enmienda de la Suppression y
queda la secoi6n que fila la
hora de la clausura y prohibi
cion de TRAFALGAR antes y des
pues de las 6.
FL senor Georgetti sc mues,
ira contrario al bill en- su to-
talidad, y dice que 10 acepta.
ria en- la forma enmendada
por la comision. Que Sc va
a causar un gran perjuicio d
la clase proletaria de Puerto
Rico.
Tizol. Que le tiene tanto
carino al proyecto, que no
quiere que fracase por mera
diferencia de appreciation en-
la forma de entender un pun.
to del bill y, por tanto, pide
pase a la comision para ALI
armonizar Eestudiandolo con
mas detenimiento, las tenden,
cias de los autores del proyec-
to con las apreciaciones he
chas por los senores Georgetti
y otros opositores. Sc acuer.
da sin mas discussion.
Vienen los proyectos de ley
de carreteras. FL senior Gar.
cia Ducos dice que fu6 aouer-
do anterior que que 1uedasen
sobre la mesa en- tanto Sc reel.
bian los antecedentes solicita-
dos del comisionado del Inte-
rior, respecto de los fondos
del emprestito gastados .,en
caminos.
Tizol Sc opone a que que
den sobre la mesa y dice que
es llegado el momento de sa-
ber 81 es que Sc van a discu tir
9 no esos proyeCtos O que rum
bo flo va a seguir la Camara.
Llorens. Pide selevante la
comisi6n total yDiaz Navarro
Sc opone insistiendo en- que
continue la Comisi6n su traba-
jo. Que Sc vote por lista ell
levantar la comision total.
16 votos por y. Los pri,
meros en- favor de la moci0n
del senior Llorens y los segun,
dos en- contra.
Llorens. Senor presidente
que sc levante la session.
Garcia Duc0s. Secundo.
Tizol. Me opongo.
Garcia Duc0s. Es mocion
preferente y no sc debe discu.
tir.
Diaz Navarro.-Que Sc vote
por lista para yer 81 con todo
ell trabajo que tenemos pen,
diente de despachar, vamos a
suspender a esta hora nuestra
labor.
Speaker '.-Senores dele.
gados: estamos muy adelanta.
dos en- la legislature y real.
mente Sc ha hecho muy POGO
81 es que no seha hecho NADIA.
Falta que discutir la inmensa
mayoria de los proyeotos pre-.
seDtados y, a Ultima hoIa, no
es possible que sean considera-
dos nj la mfnima parte. Yo.
estoy dispuesto a morir eli MI
pupitre, 81 es precise, a causa
del trabajo, pero no estoy dis
puesto a continuar en- este 81.
ito s: Sc sostiene el criterio de
no trabajar. Yo 10 quiero en-
manera alguna compartirlel
fracaso que vendna induda-
bleme: si la Camara 10 res.
liza su labor. No quiera fra
CasaT.
SaDtoni.-La Camara es la
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SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH.

| There will be preaching at II a. m
 by Rev yS. L. Harris of Los Angeles
 Sunday school at 10 a. m. Rev. w R. Burgess. pastor. Residence Il
 North -,cventh street
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First | Church of Christ Scientist, postoffice | building. entrance on Monroe street | Morning service at II o'clock. Sub | ject of sson-sermon, Christ Jesus. | Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock. All are l services.
 CANAL WATER - Water will be turned into the Appropriators' canal Monday and there will be full head in all four canals. Water conditions at Richln's station are about the same. That is to say, there is plenty of wa ter in the Salt and Verde to insure a plentiful supply for long time.
 LATTER DAY SAINTS - The Re- organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: Preaching in the Plaza at 1 D. m.: subject, origin of Modern Polygamy." Sabbath school at 2:45 p. m. at 929 Buchanan street. Prayer meeting at the same place at $50 D. m. Will s. Fender, mission ary, SIS East Monroe street.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH-Central NJ. F. Church South, opposite the postoffice, will hold services today as follows: Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor. Sermon subject, "The Leadership of Jesus."'. Union services at D. m. in the Presbyterian church. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. on Wednesday. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
 BETTER BUSINESS - The daily register of the Hotel Adams is grow ing visibly fast. as far as the number of names entered in it are concerned For this time Of the year there are more transients coming and going than there were last, and the number of those who have remained at the hotel throughout the summer is larger than usual. It is the first summer in which the dining room has been kept open.
 Y. p. s. UNION MEETING-Th union meeting of the Young Peoples Societies of the Phoenix churches will be held at the Presbyterian church this evening. Topic, Many members. but One Body" reference I Corin- thians. 12th chapter. This meeting is the last of the series of union meet ings and is designed as a rally day. The work for the coming winter, as well as schemes that have proven in the past, will be dis cussed.
 INSPECT GRANITE REEF - En- gineers Reed and Shibley made a trip | to Granite Reef Friday to inspect | the work there. of which Mir. Shibley | has charge. The two gate tenders | houses, one on each side of the dam. | are nearly completed and are being | enclosed. The last remains of the | camp are being cleared away and re- pairs on the apron of the dam made. -~t- g,f-
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c. M. E. SERVICES TopAY-sun.

day services for c. NJ. F.. church. Model Sunday school at 10 a. m, con ducted by Rev. J. A. Stout of Santa Monica, Cal. Preaching at II a. m. by Rev. Burgess. Excellent music by choir district, at c. NJ. F. church on North First street, opposite Noble building Mass meeting at D. m, held at Cen | tral M. F. church, south opposite postoffice. Rev. F. Bray, pastor of A. NJ. F.. church, will preside Ad- presses by Bishop and Mrs. Phillips Rev. J. A Stout, Rev. s. L. Harris and Rev. Burges. Excellent music by choir Preaching at D. m. by Bishop c. H. Phillips, D. D., at Central NJ. E. church, south.
 THEY WANT HOMES Council man Siauffer of the Valley Realty & Trust Company, says that the Salt River valley has never before had the tide of inquiries at this season that it has now. Inquiries are coming from other irrigated sections, too sections which are in their infancy as to development, sections such as Washington, oregon and California the middle west has never clamored for information like it has the past two weeks. Phoenix is going to be crowded and the prices of reaT estate will certainly rise. According to Charlie Stauffer, the incoming invest or, and tourist wants brick houses in preference to the frame structures.
 PRESCOTT THE HUB-Prescott will be the hub of the territory for Labor day this year. The celebration is to be the most stupenduous Labor day celebration known in the territory. and from the most distant corners large clubs are forming to take advan- tage of the rates. The largest aggre- gation from any section will be from Phoenix, many of the sports from here going up to take part in the events. All of the athletic events planned are bringing in fast company for all the contestants. Those who are not so interested in the meets will take ad- vantage of the trip to have a cooling outing for a few days. An excellent short vacation for the clerk or stenog- rapher who has been working in the city here all of the summer days. Next Saturday is the day, and the rate is $3. 50 for the round trip.
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! there he returned to Gallup and thence
 home On his arrival he sent his sor Otto and his niece Elsie to the Grand l Canyon.
 BUSINESS GOOD-Business is good in the northern part of this locality, | says A. Redewill There are consider
 able Improvements being made in
 Winkleman, Wenden, Parker and
 Bouse and other places in this vicin- | ity Bouse and Parker, especially are | making great efforts in building. He | thinks that never has the territory 1 been in such an era of prosperity as ! it is now going into. And that all of | the construction work being done is of | a permanent nature, which means that | those who are building are doing so
 with intentions of permanently locat7 l ing.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services today, August %, will be as | follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. | Morning worship, union service with the congregations from the Baptist and First Methodist churches at the First Methodist church at Il o'clock. Sermon by Rev. w. I. Brooks; theme,
 Five Dangers" Christian Endeavor prayer meeting 6:3O D. m. Union
 Young Peoples rally service at this church, ?. m Union evening service in this house, s o'clock. Sermon by the Rev. w. l. Brooks; theme, "The Power of United Effort" a sermon to young people. Special music by male quartet. Solo by MT. Fred Spaulding. Church at the corner of Third avenue and Adams street All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 VISITING MEN-Bishop c. H. Phillips, A. NJ. M. D. D. D., of Nash vile, Tenn, bishop of the Firth Epis- copal district of the ColOred Methodist Episcopal church in America. is in the city in the interest of the C. M. E. mission here. Bishop Phillips is one of the most distinguished colored clergymen in this country He has travelled extensively both in this coun- try and Europe. He is accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Lucy Phillips, one of the most distinguished colOred women in the country. She has been promi- nently identified with national move ments among the women for several years Especially has she labored in the w. c. T. U. of this country. She will speak at the mass meeting held today at the Central Methodist Epis- copal church at D. m. Rev. s. L. Harris, presiding elder of the Los An geles district; Rev. James A Stout, pastor of the c. NJ E. church at Santa Monica, Cal. and Miss Crystal Albright, delegate to the annual con- ference to be held in Fl Paso, Texas, next week, are accompanying the bishop and his wife
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for the money. and what the money will bring the eXcursionist cannot be overlooked. $15 takes the sight-seerer to the very brink of the great canyon and back and gives him an opportunity to indulge in the world-famous Harvey meals at a nominal cost; a chance to rest and enjoy the greatest natural wonder of the continent.
 WooDMAN clRCLE-The Wood man Circle. Phoenix Grove No. |. will meet at 7:SO o'clock Mondya night.
 ENGINEER IN TOWN-Ernest Hackett, engineer of the Yuma Cop per company. of Bouse. was in the city yesterday. He left last night for Los Angeles.
 BEAR HUNTER COMING-H P. Mund, who has been hunting bear in Alaska is now at Long Beach. Mir. and Mrs. DeMund will return to Phoenix in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29
5 OF LOCAL INTEREST

UNION SERVIcES-Union services 1 at the First Methodist church, corner Monroe and Second avenue, today at II a. m. The Rev. George NJ. Smith will preach the sermon.
 WILL HAVE SLEEPER A sleep CT will be attached to the excursion train from Tucson tonight. which will leave that city between II and l2:30 o'clock in the morning.
 HARRY MCLEAN HOME - Harry Mclean left last night for his home on the reservation near Sacaton, where he will for a couple of weeks work up new supply of muscle till ing the soil.
 LOST BURR-Some one lost a burr from a heavy carriage vehicle. be- tween Seventh and Ninth street, on Monroe, about o'clock The same can be mad by calling at The Repub- lican office.
 A NEW -NGSTER-A rosy, nine-pound boy arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Hudson yester- day morning. Both the mother and boy are doing nicely. MT. Hudson is in the employ of the Diehl Shoe com pany.
 SUDDENLY CALLED-W. B. Twitchell received two telegrams yes terday morning calling him to Kansas City to the bedside of his sick moth CT. and also to the illness of another member of the family. He will prob ably be gone a week.
 HAS LINCOLN PENNIES - A bunch of Lincoln pennies in the win dow of the Page Hanlen Real Estate company are made to advantageOusly advertise the Lincoln addition. The new pennies are interesting. They are quite a departure from the Indian head.
 MIGHT HAVE BEEN WRONG - For fear of a wrong impression made recently regarding the transfer of the. Oliver Typewriter representative. A. w. Barlow, it is thought best ofstate that Hinckley's postoffice news stand is the authorized Oliver agency for Phoenix, and that the same machine may also be had from L. w. COggins, who is the duly authorized agent for the Territory of Arizona.
 HE UNDERSTANDS HIS LlNE.- Harry Wainwright, an experienced wall paper and paint salesman, arriv- cd yesterday from Seattle and will at once take charge of the wall paper and paint department of the Doris Heyman Furniture company. Mir Thompson, formerly in charge of that department, is no longer with the firm.
 HIS TRIP CUT SHORT - R. l.. Bake of the Big Curio Store has re- turned earlier than he intended from his tour of the Indian trading posts of the reservations. He got as far as Fort Defiance, where he found the roads in an almost impossible cOndi- ton from the recent rains. The ar royas were filled with raging torrents. He made no attempt to go further and after making some purchases
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There will be preaching at II a. m. by Rev. .S. L. Harris of Los Angeles. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Rev. W. R. Burgess. pastor. Residence If North -,cventh street
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29
THE PALACE

Saloon, Pool and Billiards. Budweiser on draught. Old Crow, Mayfield and Guckenheimer Rye Whistles are sold over the bar.
 JOHN p. BODET. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29

UNION SERVICES Union services at the First Methodist church, corner Monroe and Second avenue, today at II a. m. The Rev. George NJ. Smith will preach the sermon
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

SHRlS IAN SClENOG - fITSt Church of Christ Scientist, postoffice building, entrance on Monroe street. Morning service at II o'clock. Sub ject of lessOn- sermon, Christ Jesus. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend church
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29

HARRY MCLEAN HOME - Harr! Mclean left last night for his hom, on the reservation near Sacaton where he will for a couple of week! work up a new supply of muscle till ing the soil.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-29

CANAL WATER - Water will b turned into the Appropriators' cana Monday and there will be a full heat in all four canals. Water conditions at Richln's station are about the same That is to say, there is plenty of wa ter in the Salt and Verde to insure |; plentiful supply for a long time.