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AEizmA REPlJLICA3f. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 905 9 (p7 (QV Advertisements Running Lets Than On For Sale AUCTION Saturday, 1:30 p. m. at our sales room, 23 South First avenue, we will sell furniture, horses, buggy, harness, etc. List your goods now for this big sale.

Send In your stock. Tel. Red 411. Hammond George, auctioneers. i FcTrsALE One new Wheeler WH-son sewing machine cheap.

.868 X. Fourth avenue. GRAIN FED turkeys. Mrs. J.

R. Whit-ton, Pemberton road. Call or phone County 11. FOR SALE A gentle pony, also horse and buggy for $50. Ensign's stable.

FOR SALE Fine Quarter section under Maricopa canal, or will rent. Apply Ralph Murphy, corner of Nelll Mock. FOR SALE About 20 tons of barley hay, mixed with alfalfa. 1 1-4 miles east of Indian school. H.

Schrader. CHI1AP Three good heifers, milking-, will trade for driving horse. J. E. Iftirlbint, two iniles north, Cave Creek FOR SALE Small, nearly new cooking stove.

Call at 127 N. Tenth ave. 1,200 attractive home; clean, five-room brick; bath, lawn, shade; best neighborhood; 8 blocks from court house. Box 506, City. FOR SALE Nice quinces, 4c per lb.

Pomegranates cheap. Baby's rubber tired adjustable sleeping coach $5. Fine silver laced Wyandotte cockerels cheap at No. 1288 E. Van Buren St.

FOR SALE or lease ranch, near Glen-dale, good sugar beet land, 20 acres in alfalfa; house and well. San; Barrett, R. P. D. No.

3. SCRAP QUILTS for sale. Call first house north of Grand avenue on Sixteenth avenue. FOR SALE Thirty tons choice oat hay, In stack; one mile from Phoenix. A.

E. Sigwart, Republican of-flce. FOR SALE Cheap. Good delivery horse and spring wagon; also good buggy horse, and chickens. '1148 W.

Filmore. FOR SALE! A six room cottage on N. Third street, all fenced, good neighborhood. $1,050. Address P.

O. Box 505. FOR SALE 42 South Second avenue. An almost new piano, music cabinet, writing desk, sewing machine, folding couch, fine gas range, large and small refrigerator, hall-tree, library table Iron bed, bedding, bureaus, chiffoniers, commodes, rockers, settee, rugs, heaters, tables, Bridge Beach range. FOR SALE Green tomatoes lc per pound.

Also strawberry plants. J. W. Black, 1 mile south of asylum. FOR SALE Several 5 and 10 acre tracts near town.

Some good city residence property. If you want good real estate bargains see H. Riddle, 17 N. First avenue. GO CART with fancy parasol, cheap if taken at once.

Arizona Cleaning Works. 229 E. Washington St. FOR SALE Two four-room houses; plenty shade; good lawns; fenced; right in town. Lock Box 30, Glen- dale.

FOR SALE Small business cheap. Good money maker to right man. W. K. James, 37 N.

Center. FOR SALE160 acres of fine level land at $5.00 per acre. No alkali. One mile from P. O.

and school. P. O. Box 114, Phoenix, Ariz. FOR SALE Thoroughbred pointer pups from Lenane's well known pair of registered English pointers.

Inquire at his ranch three-fourths mile north of Eastlake park. FOR SALE Ten-acre opultry and pigeon ranch, all in alfalfa, well fenced; good house, part brick; good well; will sell stock with ranch at a bargain if taken In ten days. S. A. Metten, 3 blocks west of Indian school.

FOR SALE Fine male, collie for sale cheap. Box 755, Phoenix. WILL TAKE DIAMONDS In exchange as part payment or full payment on pianos if part payment balance can be paid In small installments. The Wiley B. Allen E.

N. Jenkins, Manager. FOR SALE Two desirable lots on Seventh street, near car line and town ditch. Excellent neighborhood. Two large palms in front.

Will be f.old on easy terms. Inquire of the owner, H. J. Lee, at Republican office. PLENTY of old papers for sale now at the Republican office.

FOR SALE At a bargain new No. 7 Remington typewriter. Address P. O. Box 393.

FOR SALE The "Oya" lunch counter, restaurant outfit, buildings, business and good wilL Address J. J. Maxle, Kelvin, Arizona. "OLD HICKORY" WAGONS STRENGTH, DURABILITY AND HONEST CONSTRUCTION ARE THEIR DISTINCTIVE FEATURES. PRATT G1LBERT CO.

Month Must be Paid in Advance. FOR SALE SO acres alfalfa land. Tempe and pumping plant water. Apply M. C.

Nichols, Tempe. FOR SALE Six well built tent houses, complete with fly. A bargain. Dor-ris Heyman Furniture Co. FOR SALE Distilled water.

Light-nine; Delivery. For Bent TO RENT Rooms, housekeeping and single, newly furnished. 603 N. First corner Fillmore, on car line. FOR RENT 3 room brick, furnished, located 1336 West Jefferson, $20.00 month.

Keys 239 East Washington street. FOR RENT Half of an office or desk apace. Address P. O. Box 852.

FOR RENT Furnished house, close in. suitable for 2 well people; gas for light cooking. Apply to E. E. Prow-ell, 244 South First avenue.

FOR RENT Two rooms, connected: one furnished. Call forenoons. 42 7 West Adnms. FOR RENT A desirable completely furnished modern 7 room brick cottage with screen sleeping room. 647 N.

Fourth avenue, Bennett addition. GO TO 40S T. Seventh avenue for nice clean houses. No sickness been in them. THREE furnished sunny rooms for housekeeping.

Apply 516 South Second St. NICE front room, with board in private family, two gentlemen preferred. 410 N. Seventh avenue. FOR RENT Completely furnished modren brick house, six rooms, very desirable.

901 W. Adams St. FOR-REN Icel furnished suite of rooms, all modern conveniences, furnishings the best. Best location in city. No sick need apply.

386 N. First avenue. FOR RENT Cheap 4 -room house, grass and shade; close in. Inquire at 409 East Taylor street. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front rooms, all modern conveniences, one with tiled fireplace.

Quiet place for day sleepers. 707 E. Washington street. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, with bath, new house, rates reasonable. Mrs.

Sable, Second and McKinley St. NICE light housekeeping or single rooms for rent, $1.25 and up by the week. Arizona rooming house, corner of S. Fourth avenue and Jackson St. FOR RENT Blacksmith shop.

303 N. Center. Apply to W. B. Lount, 21 N.

Fourth St. TO RENT Three nice sunny rooms for housekeeping. 361 N. Third avenue. FOR RENT 2 four-room houses; plenty shade, with cistern and well: good lawns; right in center of Glen-dale.

Lock Box 30, Glendale. TO LET Seven room house, nicely furnished with modern conveniences. 816 West Washington St. Telephone Black 1463. FOR RENT Two furnished housekeeping rooms.

124 N. Seventeenth avenue. 1 block north of capitol building. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, 428 S. Center.

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping or single room. Modern conveniences. 353 N. First ave. FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms.

No consumptives. 622 N. Sixth St. street. FOR REN Well furnished room.

Inquire rear Episcopal church. FOR RENT Furnished front room, with all conveniences to healthy gentlemen only. 907 N. Second St. AT SCOTTSDALE House and two tent houses furnished for light housekeeping.

Best location, air and water in the valley. Inquire for particulars of Congdon, 4 West Adams street. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at Arcade, over Goldman company. No sick taken. Rooms first class.

FURNISHED HOUSE Sunny rooms, nicely furnished, in perfect order; bath. No consumptives. 697 East Adams St. FOR RENT Nice, clean, sunny furnished rooms. 319 E.

Jefferson. FURNISHED south flat, four rooms, bath, electricity, wood and gas stoves; best locality. 376 North Fourth avenue. FOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also, houses, lots and ranches for sale. W.

K. James, 37 North Center St. FURNISHED HOUSE Nice housekeeping or single rooms, with or without board. Also with housekeeping privileges. 316 N.

Fifth St. FURNISHED ROOMS For lodging and housekeeping. No tuberculosis. 347 N. Fourth avenue.

Doard and Rooms PRIVATE BOARD Pleasant room with bath and electric light. Use of piano and horse and surrey. Plenty of milk and eggs. Man and wife preferred. 918 E.

Van Buren St. DESIRABLE room in new house, with or without board. 368 N. First ave. STRICTLY first class private board and room3.

Single or ensuite furnishings, new with all modern conveniences. No consumptives taken. Most desirable location in city. Dining room opens Nov. 15.

Will be pleased to show our accommodations. 356 North Fourth avenue. Telephone Black 1434. "BONNIE VIEW" ranch, 6Vb miles north on Cave Creek road, free dally stage, ready fer two or three board-era at reasonable rates. Best table, air and water high, dry and picturesque.

See it before locating. Drop line to Box 991 postoffice, particulars. FURNISHED ROOMS with board; use of bath; In Brill's addition, on car line. Also new tents for rent. 901 Pierce St.

WANTED Four young men to board and room at six dollars per week or twenty-flve dollars per month. One mile north of Five Points. Mrs. Opie. LEE'S RANCH 5 Vs miles east of Phoenix, open for the season.

Terms reasonable. Good well water, plenty cream and eggs, camping ground with board by the single meal, day week or month. Also light housekeeping tents. Write Mrs. Lee, R.

F. D. No. 1. Phone Black 55.

ROOMS with board at Grant's ranch, near street cars. Shingle or canvas roof tents. Table first class. Also tents for light housekeeping. First house east of Indian school.

Lost and Found FOUND Tuesday, ladies' pocket book. Owner identify and pay for this advertisement. Chas. Ice, Maricopa creamery. LOST Blue broadcloth coat, white sa-tin lining, on Grand avenue or Christy road.

Reward. Notify this office. LOST Nov. 14. between 9:45 and 10:15 a.

fountain fen. Finder please return to 603 N. First St. Reward. LOST Ladies' brown pocket book between Phoenix and the Phoenix American Ostrich farm on Tuesday afternoon.

It contained 25 in money, card with owner's name, handkerchief, etc. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to ostrich farm7 ten miles west of Phoenix. Mrs. Edwin Barbour. LOST Bay horse, hog back, rope around neck.

Liberal reward. Notify J. Durnberger, Scottsdale, Ariz. LOST A gold dollar stick pin. Finder please notify, or return to this office.

LOST Class pin, Newark academy '96, Reward. Return Walter Hill Co. STRAYED From the Buttes, 12 miles east of Florence, one buckskin horse, brand W. One bay horse, brand square. reward will be paid for above horses delivered to any agent of the S.

F. P. P. or P. E.

R. R. Geo. TisdaJe. FAMILIES Excellent board; tent cottages.

Write Tewksbury, rural delivery 2.. Situations Wanted YOUNG LADY in good health wants home in private family, elderly people preferred. Will teach music as part compensation if desired. Address "Music," Republican. WANTED Position of any kind by young Japanese.

Address Wodo, care California restaurant. GOOD COOK wants position. Address Jas. Dunson, Savannah, Mo. elOWanted A t) Woman stenographer.

Good address. Work about five hours daj. State wages expected. Address 112 Republican. WANTED Waitress Kitchen.

at American WANTED Solicitor for Los Angeles Examiner. Bcrryhill Co. EXPERIENCED woman for general housework in family of three. Good wages. 241 E.

McKinley. WANTED A competent second girl. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard.

N. Center St. WANTED Two or three ladies to take part of residence with a lady from Dec. 15 to May 1, or one lady to share apartments. Address this office.

WANTED A good girl for waitress; Dairy Lunch, corner of Adams and First streets. WANTED Woman assistant for win-ler; light work; good place for health reeker: small wages. Apply Vermont House. 22 East Madison street. WANTED Experienced shoe salesman; good salary and steady position to the right party.

Apply at the New York store. WANTED Millinery saleslady; one with experience preferred. The New York Store. WANTED First class cook, male or female, for camp near See Todd, Republican office, 3 o'clock today. WANTED Two men to run scraper3.

Must understand handling horses. Goebel, 3 miles east Indian school or address Republican office. WANTEDAlirst-class waiter: must be sober. Inquire Cottage hotel. WANTED By Grant Construction Co.

150 men for railroad work. $2.00 per day. Also rock foreman, to work on Arizona and California railroad. Apply to Goldberg Bros, for transportation. WANTED At once, plumber and tinner.

William Evans, 19 West Adams. WANTED Steady help for each the dining room and kitchen. Mrs. Dobbs. Valley Boarding house.

CLOTHING MAN WANTED One who Is thoroughly experienced, good salary. References required. Address Box 936, City. WANTED Good woman or girl for general housework. 339 N.

Fifth ave. Miscellaneous Wants WANTED Parties ing and tunneling for pumping plant near Phoenl r. Address J. Wilfred Broomell, P. O.

Box 1031. CItv. TAKE NOTICE We clean and repair, buy and sell clothing. We pay highest prices for clothing and sell at low 118 N. First St C.

Coby. ALICE LAWSON. healer and psychic life reader. Fees $1.00. 144 East Adams Phoenix.

DRESSMAKING at 422 W. Buchanan FOR painting, graining and kalsomln lng, see Will, practial painter, 439 E. Monroe. WANTED Clean cotton rags at this office. MRS.

ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experienced card reader, tells pasl; present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner of Third St MISS M. FINLEY, the dressmaker, 441 W.

Washington Street, is taking orders tor the Manhattan Garment company of New. York, custom made suits, cor.ts and skirts and will be pleased to show styles and samples. Perfect fit and finish guaranteed. FRENCH and German classes organized by Miss Katherine Helbling. Reasonable terms.

Address P. O. B. 484 or Brill's residenca. WANTED Piano to rent.

No stores need apply. Address Piano, this office. TRI-WEEKLY STAGE TO SCOTTS-DALE I have resumed my tri-weekly hack line to Scottsdale, foremost desert health resort. The stage will leave Berryhlll's drug store, and Washington streets. Phoenix, every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 3 p.

m. Passengers and package freight also for Clay-son's health resort and ranch. Leave freight orders with clerk J. N. Mc-DufTee.

GREAT MUSICAL TREAT By Professor Fountain, the well-known Juvenile band. Will give a $12 mandolin or guitar with lessons for two months, for $10. Offer good only during this month. Call at Fountain's Music store, 243-5 East Washington street. Our famous Old Rutledge Whiskey, best that can be made.

Melczer Bros. 3 NIGHTS, STARTING TONIGHT AND TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13-14-15 ALL STAR SPECIALTY GOMPY AND RAYMOND TEAL, the Merry Minstrel. VAUDEVILLE, MINSTRELS, BURLESQUE, FARCE COMEDY. See the great array of Orpheum artists: Gracie Reynolds, Orvey J.

Post, Madeline Rowe, Alex Donaldson, Lydell Butterworth, Veronee Houston, the Rhens, and a galaxy of 20 Pretty Girls and Comedians 20 SPECIAL NOTE Orvey J. Post, the lyric tenor, will sing the latest and most popular ballad, which will be Illustrated by colored slides, "The Boy3 of the Bennington." Reserved Seats at popular prices, 50c and 75c, on sale today at Goodman's Gallery admission. 25 cents. I HAVE FOR SALE Lots 34 and 38 on Desert Hooper's of Dennis price $100 each. Lots 4, 5, 6, 1.

and 8, block 5, Mt. Pleasant tract, price $110 each. Lot 12, 'block 3, Montgomery addition, on corner, unimproved, price $300. Lot 14, block 7, Irvine addition, price $75.00. Lots 3 and 4, block 3.

Porter and Baxter's of Murphy's addition, on ast Washington price $150 each. Lots 12. 13 and 14, block 10, Capitol addition, price $200 each. Lots 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11, block 3, Capitol addition, price $75 each.

Lots 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17, block 50, Capitol addition, price $225 each. Lots 10, 11 and 12, block 47, Capitol addition, $225 each. Lots IS and 19, block 51, Capitol addition, price $225 each. Lots 1, 3, 5 and 7, block 86, City of Phoenix, price $4,000. TERMS MADE TO SUIT PURCHASER.

J. ERNEST WALKER 14-16 South Second Ave. NEW YORK FASHIONS Princess Effects: Eton Coats: Fan: Coats and Jackets: Auto.Coats. A marked ft ii.ure of the xj resent stylo is the tendency to Prirtcess effects. Only tiie woman of perfect figure can wear the regular Princess gown, where the lines are unbroken from neck to hem, but the new modes show many variations of the idea that can be worn becomingly by the average woman.

Princess skirts when; Ihi material is continued above the waist line in a girdle or bodice form are especially popular. In the bodice style, coming well up under the arm, tlies'j are becoming only to slender figures. On the other hand, where they take the form of a shaped girdle high In the back and sloping Xft the waist line In front, they are becoming to many women of decidedly full figure, but they are not skirts to be attempted by the amateur dressmaker, as the slightest deviation in line is fatal tc thoir success. ETON COATS WITH PRINCESS SKIRTS. With the Princess skirt the loose short Eton coat is modishly worn and a well-fitting bodice is the invariable accompaniment of these coats, as It shows below them and defines the waist line becomingly and offers great opportunity for dressy effects, in the contrasts of material and in its finishings buttons, buckles, bows, etc.

These short loose coats seem to be equally becoming to very stout or very thin figures. If the figure is full, the girdle should be of the same color as the suit. With slender figures the girdle may be of brocades in contrasting colors. ADMIRERS AND PURCHASERS. Fur garments (in larger numbers) are enjoying the unrivaled display to be found in the new emporium of C.

C. Shayne, one of the handsomest fur establishments to be found in the world, beautiful and appropriate in every respect. This new edifice will mark a now epoch in the fur manufacturing business, and demonstrates the fact that conditions demanded, in order to keep pace with the other branches of commerce, have been successfully met. The popular pelts of the season are Russian and Hudson Bay sables, ermine, chinchilla, seal, Persian lamb, Alaska sable, lynx, baum marten and the cheaper grades for use In automobile garments and fur-lined coats. COATS.

The shield-front, tight-fitting coat, which can be worn closed or thrown open forming revers, come In seal, broadtail, Persian lamb and caracul. Loose and half-fitting, collarless box coats come in the same furs and In lengths from twenty-two to forty-six Inches. Straight front and tight back coats (Russian style) are shown with large soft collars. Very elegant buttons distinguish coats of mink, the cheaper grades with squirrel or marmot. Some of the auto coats are made entirely of Russian pony.

SHOULDER CAPES. The costliest of these are of ermine, Russian or Hudson Bay sable, the price of many of them reaching a sum denoted by four figures. Most of them reach to the shoulder tips; others are larger, and a fringe of tails ornament the cape and extend half way the length of the stole fronts. Chinchilla capes are more than ever esteemed, some being quite large. White fox and ermine are also employed for capes-with long ends.

FLAT BOAS AND NECK PIECES are made of mink, oftentimes with a finish of tails, and where the muff matches that also is similarly trimmed. Black lynx, Alaska sable and baum marten are favorite furs for boas. Cravats are made of chinchilla and other furs, but ermine is supreme for this purpose. Large, pillow muffs are of one fur, or of beautiful combinations of ermine and any contrasting fur. ILLUSTRATION.

Thanks are due the McCall the makers and designers of Fashion, for handsome illustration shown above. ROBE GOWNS AND WAISTS. On every hand the enterprising stores are selling large numbers of what are known as "Robe Gowns." These are gowns embellished with various elaborate trimmings ready to be put together with the least possible trouble as to time and skill and producing marvelously beautiful toilettes that rival the productions of the most skillful modistes. With the advent of the gay season which begins here with the opening of the horse show and the opera season, there is great demand for gowns of especial elegance. Lace robes are fascinating beyond words, and in black and white, are capable of so many and such easy transformations that any woman who aspires to being smart is justified in adding at least one lace dress to her winter outfit.

Spangled laces are as much worn as ever, but more frequently than not they are combined with other lace In patterns or "motifs," as the French say it. Thus a gown of black spangled net will have shaped pieces inserted of black Bilk Brussels Iff! 1 will I ir'-'J'jjf 7 Vi! or Cluny lace, and the robe will be made up over white silk, with several sets of accessories, belt, bodice, garniture, so that a number of different color effects may be obtained. In many cases the black'robes have plastrons, or yokes, of white lace. ROSALIND MAY. FOUR MEN KILLED.

Head-on Collision Near Liverpool, N. Y. Wreck Caught Fire. Syracuse, N. Nov.

14. A passenger train on the Rome, Water town and Ogdensburg railroad bound for Watertown, leaving this city at 5:45 this morning, collided head on with a freight engine, drawing two cars near Liverpool, six miles from here. Four men were killed and two seriously hurt. The dead are: MILTON F. THOMS, mail clerk.

Syracuse. GEORGE THOMAS, engineer, Watertown. A. H. CALDWELL, fireman, Water-town.

GEORGE F. ECKERT, Oswegc. One of the freight cars was filled with matches, which caused fire. There were but two passengers on the train. Neither was hurt.

TO TAKE CHARGE OF LEPERS. Dr. Edmunds Will Be Superintendent on Penikese Island. Boston, Nov. 14.

Dr. Louis Edmunds of Harwich resigned today as associate medical examiner for Barnstable to become superintendent of the state leper colony at Penikese Island, near New Bedford. It was stated to-, day that this colony would be established within a fortnight, and that the five lepers In Massachusetts would be transferred to the island. The appointment was made by Governor Douglas. NEW COUNTERFEIT $10 NOTE.

Discoverey by Treasury Department. Buffalo Series. Washington, Nov. 14. The treasury department has discovered a new counterfeit $10 United States (Buffalo) note, described as "series of 1901, check letter plate number undecipherable; J.

W. Lyons, register; Ellis H. Roberts, treasurer." It is a photo-process counterfeit, printed on of fair quality. These notes under inspection bear the same serial number, 17601280. CONTROL OF UNMANED BOATS.

Successful Demonstration of the Tele-kine at Arenas, Spain. Bilbao, Nov. 14. Your correspondent has Just witnessed at Arenas a successful demonstration of an apparatus called the ieleklne by its inventor, Torres Suevedo. By the use of the Marconi apparatus the telekine directed the movements of an empty motor launch nr" direction, starting and e-Miiner the machinery and guiding the rudder.

The apparatus may be used for unmanned lifeboats, submarine torpedoes and airships. Win the "Ruby Flour Bread Prize!" Have you seen the diamond rings to be given away at Vantilburg's NOTICE. The fourth annual meeting of the stockholders and members of. the Hassayampa club of Phoenix, Arizona, will be held at the club rooms at 8 o'clock p. Nov.

22. 1905. FRANK COX, Pres. SELIM MICHAELSON. Sec.

OUR RICE GROWING INCREASES. Total Value of Our Exports for Fiscal Year 1905 Was $5,361,641. Washington, Nov. 14. The department of commerce and labor announces officially that the United States has entered the list of the world's rice producing and exporting countries.

Figures show that the exports of rice to Cuba alone in the last fiscal year amounted to 24,000,000 pounds, as against 700,000 In the preceding year. The total value of rice of domestic production shipped to other countries in the fiscal year 1905 wag $5,361,641. In the last five years the imports of this commodity have fallen from practically $4,000,000 to $2,000,000. FROM HEAD TO FOOT you feel the good that's done by Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It cleanses, regulates and invigorates Stomach, Liver and Bowels and so purities the blood.

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V. Pierce, M. Chief Consulting Physiciun to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. Pa per-bound free on receipt of 21 one-cent staaps for mailing only; or cloth-bound for 31 cents.

Address the Author, as above. Dr. Pierce' Pellets Cure Constipation. SIGH HEADACHE Positirelr cred by tkese Little PiU. Tbey also reBete ttv tress from Prs7epa.

1- dlgesUon aad Too fljartj CARTER'S CllTTLE jM PILLS. LEatlB A perfect It ta- cCj tor Dtotaess. Saee TAmrslness. B4 Tiste la do Cotc4 Tongue. Pain ta Oe sue.

TORPID LIYTIJ. regulate the Eowela. Purely VegKAiO. SMALL FILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL FRICL CIRE SICK BEAIUCI1E.

Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Sigratar PROTECTION FOR MISSIONARIES Extraordinary Precautions Taken By Chinese at Lingtak. Washington. Nov. 14. A cablegram received at the state department frm Minister Rockhlll at Pekln dated states that he has rvclvd advices from the viceroy at Canton dated the 6th Instant saying that he hud declared the magistrate at LJngtak i take extraordinary measures to protect the missionaries and mission station.

ENGINEER BLAMED FOR WRECK. Wilkesbarre. Pa Nov. 14. The responsibility for the Lackawanna railroad wreck fit unlocks Creek yesterday, which resultel in six deaths.

been fixed upo.i Charles Snyder, engineer of the freight train, who killed. Snyder deliberately dLobj4 orders to sidetrack for the ras-enK. train. COMMITS SUICIDE. Saranac Lake.

Nov. 14. Chr' Wright, a well known guide, committed suicide at Paul Smiths Wilght lived at Like C.e;r. a few niiles from Paul Smith's. The caus? believed to have been domestic trouble.

Allen's Lung Balsam I "Will positively Cure deep-seated Coughs, Colds and ail Bronciiial troubles past relief by other means. $1.00, 60c and 25a per bottle NOTICE FOR BIDS. Sealed bids for papering and renting the City of Phoenix, will be ieceived by the city roc-order of ald c'ty until 7:30 n. Nov. 22.

133S. at which time all bids received uitl b-? opened at an adjourned meeting of th common council of Phoenix, and the successful bidder determined. Plans ami siectficatlons salJ work may be seen at the o.Tiee of th city recorder and at the orr.ce of Millard and Creighton. 312 Fleming bi.x-t Tae common council reserves ih right to reject any and at! U2J must be addressed to Frank ThomaA. city recorder.

Phoenix. Arizona. 4 FRANK THOMAS. City F.ecorder. First publication Nov.

li. 1.5. For 160 acres with water In the Grand, Maricopa and Appmprl-ators canals, old alfalfa land, suitable either for sugar beets or grain. Price 53.00 per acre. We also have an fcu acre and a 55 acre tract with plenty of water either for grain or beet growing.

HIRST EGLY Real Estate, Loans and Insurance 17 North Center Street. Phone Dlack 136. '1 l. 1 1 FOR RENT. 3 nicely furnished rooms for litht housekeeping on N.

Third avenue. li per month. 3 well furnished rooms with all nvwl-ern conveniences on X. Second St. tii per month.

4 rooms well furnished with gas a4 wood stoves on X. Fifth avenue. i per month. 3 rooms nicely furnished f.r housekeeping on Grand avenue car lin $15.00. 3 rooms furnished for 112.50 on SoutU Second avenue.

3 rooms furnished for on S. Flrt avenue. 8 room furnished house close in 9 room furnished house cl.se in. ITS. 7 room furnished houe In Capitol addition.

75. Nicely furnished rooms In all rart of the city ranging from $10 to $34 ivr month. Furnished rooms for lieht housekeeping In all parts of the city ranging frv" $10 and up. FOR SALE. Small house and two lots f-ir $23 3 room adobe and lot for $330.

4 room house and lot for $450. 5 room house In, Churchill add tkw for 5 room house on Lincoln street. $12'J easy terms. 9 room house in Churchill addition $2250. 9 room house ia Capitol addition $2C00.

PECRA BROTHERS Phone Red 931. 512 W. Washington St, Phoenix, Arix. CARTERS r2lTTtE IVER jlpfLLS. Rent.