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TliL ARIZONA KErUlJLICAJST: EM DAY MpRNING, DECEMBER! .30, 18M.
, fi
, Century lFlJ V r-r,.nt..rl
tll GoSJKlW -J
fir. Jom1H
J,ermon in
Muss,,
ith very
exceptions
filled tilt)
pulpit
t ly ever
hwwri
M ' tllO
Mtnlver-
jlrew ticar,
lhn church
rev. josr.ni osi.oop. wtjjosciy ,iack-
rd. Ho took for m tet feitiens jcxv,
2. "A iubileo shall tlio PiBi, vftM, i)H
unto you,"nndplrencl(pfn,iloll t,nt
inieresitu "-vhiauii tuarnow at-
tion eWwliwo.
holetoiuohoiefnl Fer-
thnt everything ami
body U gettinjr better, and
there uevor was so much
made in pure Christiiunty as iu
tl
eedtmy. Jlen are milking dog-
msjand ecclesiastical forms eubonllnato
tdTthff great central idea of holy liviuR.
In all the great denominations of Chris
tendom this great central idea is advanc
ing that, after whatever a man may
think and whatever forms lie may adopt,
character, good living, a life of hon
esty, justice, love, a lifo devoted to tho
highest and noblest ideals, is the essen
tial thing in practical Christianity."
Ho was born in Kensington, N. II.,
Sept. 23, 1815, and was graduated from
Harvard divinity school with the hi .ch
est honors of his class in 18-12. He went
to CQhasset to teach nnd was called to
preach. In 1844 ho married Ellen Dev
ereus Sewell, who is still with him, and
they have living niuo children and sev
enteen grandchildren. Among other
reminiscences he gave these:
When I raino hero to preach there
never had been a carpet on theso aisles.
Wo had no organ; an orchestra assisted
the choir. Thoro were people who could
distinctly remember the Rorolutio'i iiy
war. Last spring a couple came to inn
to be married. Tho groom belonged to
a family for whom I had performed pas
toral duties for either funerals or wed
dings in six generations, and tho bride
also belonged to a family in which I had
had the same exjierience, and performed
parochial duties for six generations.
There was no important busines
then except fishing, about fifty vessels go
ing out in the spring to fish. This gave
employment to a great many, including
coopers and sailmakers, while many
others, by rigid economy and hard work,
made a respectable living on their farms.
In those times the Congregational soci
eties were state societies. Men were
compelled to pay for support of minis
try, and to pay their taxes for support of
preaching, as they were for all other
needs of the town.
A lMstlnsiilshed Trench Stutrimun.
The newspapers have had very little
to say of Edouard Valery Gressier, who
died recently, nnd yet ho was, one of
France's most able statesmen. Ho was
born in 1815, was educated in the law
and in science, and becamo early in life
counselor and advocate of the ministry
of finance. Afterward he was elected a
member of the council general for tho
canton of Corbie. He became a govern
ment deputy in tho corps legislatif in
1804, and served on several important
committees of that body, notably those
having charge of the budget and of the
law of military organization. M. Gres
sier was called to the ministry of agri
culture, commerco and public works in
1608, and in that offico gave espicial at
tention to the organization of higher in
struction in agriculture and reform of
farm schools. He was named a senator
by decree on Dec. 28, lfcCO. After the
fall of tho empiro ho resumed his place
at the bar of Paris.
Tliu Lens anil hliort cif It.
The emperor of Germany, as every
body knows, is n 6oldier from tho crown
of his head to the soles of his feet. Any
thing appertaining to the army interests
him. He has just placed uon the wall
of his study n largo photograph of which
he is very proud. It is a portrait, half
life size, of tho biggest .inil the smalh st
soldier of the Prussian army standiag
sido by side. Tho former is Private
Pritzchan, of tho First regiment of Ibo
Prussian gnard. Ho stands 0 feet 7
inches in lib boots, and when ho pre
seute'd himself at Dus'.eldorf for exami
nation a special apparatus had to be pro
vided with which to take his waist
measure His breadth is in proper pro
portion to his height. The miallest
soldier is tho hereditary princ3. The
picture is a unique one, showing a ver
itable giant, quite equal to any that fig
ure in "Grimm's Taies" or other bnokri
of fables, and by his sido a soldierly
lilliputian.
Ileal White Tonkin..
It has generally been considered that
white foxskms were of tho same mythi
cal naturo as chickens' teeth, but a Van
couver furrier was exhibiting a short
time ago what ho claimed were the pelts
of five white foxes. Tho man is an ex
pert naturalist and has been dealing in
furs in tho northwest for forty years.
He says theso are the first white foxes
ho over heaid of, but hois absolutely
sure tho pelts aro genuine foxskins.
Tho conformation has been carefnlly
preserved, and tho big brush is of
course attached. The fur is snow white,
spotless and beautifully soft. Tho fur
rier bought them from a seal hunter,
who caught the foxes at the last station
to the north of eastern Siberia, several
hundred miles north of Petropaulovuky.
i7th of July, iwa. "
preached Ills Jtrmt i
3-gSv, -',
S " r
J iA rare i
eV3L, "l '
fll a . Is? suing
1 Xf tN f
I fe M v r fj
.fiwQjits tj
hmiim ; :.J!
ww r"?
V
itrndsjfiwe U8
TOlff?
iworraiie ugiferea
ssaKSwr
"sifiillylhat
CBIW"
Eroaht"
A ClmrlUlilo rawuliii.I.liif; Liuci-prlM'.
At the suggestion of Mr. Alfred Bishop
Mason, tho Charity Organizuion society
has foncludid to form from its members
and from otheis n coiporation to be
known as tho Provident Loan company,
, with a eapiti.1 of $100,000. Iir order-that
, ,lhe company shall not fall into tho hand.
of undesirable persons who would seek
to.mako a profit out of tho business, it
w .i iio b'i'i ii.iu-d tii.it no transfer of
stock Hli'ill l)i made w illume tho consent
it tilt- iiti.'iil of ilncutoiit, which sli.ul
LcuiiMxt 'f mnc shareholders.
'flu' artiil'-- of ar v d.ittou, or tli,i
i halter, if t t.4M.'rii'.l chatter Lm obtained,
ill stipulate that no dividends shall be
paid in stoci: or securities or in any
thing but cah,iiud th.it theso dividends
shall not Ik- gveater than 0 per cent, per
annum. Such a provision, it is hoped,
will keep the institution within chari
ti.hle lines and remove us far us possible
Wif temptation for its capture by selfish
prisons for tho sake of its accumulations
v.ijil earnings. Another stipulation in
l.i- Kuiiio diii'ction will bo that should
ti'' reserve fund aocumulato nbovo tho
estimated net ds of tho company the di
:n ti.iH shall either reduce tho rata bf in
tirct to borrowers or distribute) the sur
plus to public or priv.ito philanthropic
corporations or societies.
Now this loan company will do a kind
ol pawnshop business, nnd be to the
,1-or "ii'n hat an is the Mont-do-Pieto
in tin Lui:i countries. So that thocom
(i my may l- a l.md of branch of tho
Chanty Urbanization society, it will bo
I1 f policy of tho cumptny to givo prefer-i-ni
e to K'ach Uirruwi r.s an aro recoin
iiit'tidt'il hy this to .1 ty and kindrel or
iinuutions. fo far s tho poor are con
n mid who Imvp come within tho ken
nt theso societies such u stipulation will
ie very well, hut hero :r,'am will come
in the very difiiculty before mentioned
that frequently makes inoperative the
well intended efi'orw of theso organiza
tions. A man or woman may bo in a toni-
orary stress of povelty, where actual
starvation seems tho nest thing in
order. Still nueli persons may shrink
from any investigation out of a delicacy
of feeling hi -lily creditable. To such,
if they must espose t;ieir wounds or lay
hale their sines, I old shop of the
golden halls will be the place to go.
Uut still there is a ripe tield fortius new
i ompany, and it will doubtless prosper,
andaNoilou much needed service to
the poor. Harper's Weekly.
rirririif.
Among the processes for fireprooting
to winch the attention of the directors
of the Berlin exposition was recently
drawn, and for which awards havelieen
declared, are the following: For light
tissues, a composition consisting of six
teen pounds nnimoniuni sulphates, live
pounds ammonium carbonate, four
pounds borax, si i pounds boric acid, four
pounds starch or ono pound dextrine or
one pound gelatine and twenty-five gal
lons water, mixed together, heated to
8(1 degs. Fahr.,aud the material impreg
nated with the mixture, centrifugated
and dried, and then ironed as usual.
Unequnrtof this mixtuie, costing only
a few cents, is sufficient to impregnate
fifteen yards of material. For curtain
materials, theatrical decorations, wood
nnd furniture, thirty pounds ammo
nium chloride aro mixed with so much
floated chalk as to give the mass con
sistency, and it is then heated to from
12.1 degs. to l.U degs. Fahr., and the
material to be treated is given ono or
two coats of it by means of a brush. A
pound of this, costing only a mero trifle,
is sufficient to cover five square rods.
Mew York Sun.
Slurkeil I lino III Hie SU'loiiotii.
Sore throiiix me very prevalent in the
autumn ami ;ir- especially prevalent
such days as we are having now A
hound) Loin; i: 1. 1. nt 1'ine s.tnl to be
very ehVrtnai i- in su, nmt in the
bickioom si, ii.i- Mttetii eau uilialu Home
of the fiiutes N, "i . .r . .1 . -ii i lull
UrooericH.
BAKER! AND GROCERY.
B. MATLEY, Prop.
Groceries and Provisions Sold Cheap.
FIHST-CLASS BAKERY
With fresh ltreu'1 ahvayn on hand. A wagoa
alweys at convenience of customers.
A KIN'E LINE OF
S,WTSS CJX-IJiKSJi:.
The senulneartlcle. Imported Italian sausage.
Call and Examine Goods. The Trice Will Suit
Corner Center and Monroe Sts.
PMrFMIV. ... AOI70WA.
IMnnow ami Oricunn.
Pianos ana Organs.
The Famous
Mason & Hamlin
IManosand Organs
The Celebrated
BEHR BROS.' Pianos.
The World-Renowned
KNABE Pianos.
The Popular and Medium Priced
PAESE &. IRVING Pianos.
All fnlljr warranted anil having the Iron plate,
steel tars and all modern Improvement, In
Kosewood, Mahogany, Antique dak, French
and Circassian Wulnut, Ash and other Fancy
Cases.
Presuming that purchasers do not wlh to he
Imposed upon by buvlng second-class pianos for
standard first-class instruments. I heg leave to
submit the following reasons why Ihoy can ob
tain from me special Inducements.
1. I buy strictly for HPOT CASH at carload
rates from the manufacturers
'J. I handle only instruments of standard and
reliable makers
3. i pay neither rent, clerk's or tuner's
waccs, nor Interest on Investment, hencol enn
sell at very low rates and on the easiest ol In
stallments. 4. I take In payment old instruments, real
csp-te, farm produce, etc.
Tuning Dono and Work Guaranteed.
A. REDEWILL,
llnx H77.
lMI(i:MX. VHI7.
IMitiio Timiiur.
PIANO TUNINfi.
-- WARRANTED.
Kislilenco West Washington.
PKOF. MARTIN.
WANTS
RELIABLE
YOUll
WANTS
CAN
HE
SUPPLIED
THROUGH
THE
KEl'UnUCAN
CHEAP .'.
EFFECTIVE
KATES
For Classified Advertisements
Under all Headings.
5
CENTS PER LINE
EACH INSERTION.
Mlmx-lliiiitMniH.
WANTED A competent female cook, wil
ling to assist In general housework. Ad
dros"A,"iaro of TllK Refiibucan, Vhccnlx,
Atlzona
-.
T.OR SALB-A HIGHLY HNIShED FIVE
V horse pouer endue without boiler. New
and cheap. Knqulreot 8. D Lount. bon's Ice
laciorr
KENT YOUR ROOMS. APPRECIATING THE
fact that thero Hill be a large numberof
visitors in Phoenix thin full and winter, we
Mill take pleasure In rentlnu any rooms parties
may huve to rent, charging no commission for
mine PIKKnIXRKAI, KSTATE COMPANY.
Iteul lMtuto For ffnl o.
(S00 For V,i aeros on Washington St., 3 ml'es
from pOHtolhce, east, iholce for Mio-dl vi
sion. I3CKX) lluys iW'i acres, uniill home, tlire) miles
weit of poilo.llre eholco for fr ill, fMJ
c all.
fJ'iOOc sh buys 13 lots ,7Hlfi Three blocks
from court hiuiFH, with a rive room lmti,e
llOOCASh fur choice of 11 lots on Washington,
ai'Capltol giouuds. Call ti.iiay at room 1,
Lewis II look.
jVDlllOlllI 11K1.
The (JolcbratedFrencii ta.
?JSSd"APHR0D!TINE"S!i3r(?ta
II Pois c-r X
pc-itivl;
cvaahtec
ticn-onny form
o.'i.'rvo Killseio
oraisvciljiorucrof
tho it ncramcor.
ffi
(i-HoIe.ihcrsci
v. rii-i fr an.u
froi llhexcckiie
HEFOnC
u.co'h:lniuIariti. AFTTFt
'. jbsccoorQplu.n.orthroj liiout.iiulln.l'ir'O
reii,ciyi'riuuni;;ciire, ivu ,ernas is 01 nrais
. .mer, V,Vr'-lni,I!cs.Di;clon Pulnslnli.e
I ii-k.s-cmlralWcnkncM.IIytierla.Nenous fr s-:-ii'.icn,
Nnrturiial EiaI:s!ons, I c-:corrhira. lIz
i .".I.-J, Wesk Memory, Lo-sof power end Imi o
t icy.wMrhlfneglccte IrTtcnlcadto prcraa j
r'd ro and l3an'ty. Prlco fl.OOabox, fcboi.i
L.-JaIiC. Fntl TrT'lonrepehitofprlce'
A VRITii:.V -l ai:anti:i: in given f. .
i TvriOOorderrcolvod.t'ircfiindthomoni-i .1
n i orm.inent euro I re t cflcctrd. Ueh'a".
I'loufnadsof tet!moc 't f-o-n o d and joiili",
' T tr:) tries, whol-ir ! e n pcrnnnently oil' 1
i thei.50 of Aphroii. ,no. I In ular free. A 1 - '
THE APHRO MCDICINE C".
Vri. rn Ura. '"'. Cox T. Poi ti.am, i,
For Sale by (I. It. KKP.I'Klt, Driigglsl
Phirnlx Arizona P O Box 299.
Ia vomoii t h.
Plitpnix Pavement Co.
Contractors for all kinds of
Cement Work.
Artificial Stone Sidewalks .
Ol all kinds and Colors, a specialty
W. II Wharton, President
C W. S earns, fer'j and Trees.
W. C. Mastcn, Snpt.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Office In Coltcn IliilldlnK
With Wharton A Ciarnoskl,
Center Street
PDIEMI. IKIZ.
A. O. Randal. Will V. Davis
RANDAL & DAVIS,
Undertakers k Kmbalmcis.
Embalming a Specialty
Fourteen Years' Experience.
Telephone hi.
Handlu
Roll Steel tfc Metallic Caskets
Parlors You"g Building
Opp Commercial Hotel.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Chop HoilHO.
The Reception
Chop House.
(Roar of RECEPTION SALOON.)
FIRST CLASS IX EVERY RESPECT.
Meals Served at All Houw
WIIITK HELP ONLY.
Cement.
CEMENT
50 Cents a Barrel
On Board Cars at Springer, N. M.
Warranted tho best In the 0. 8. for foundations
concrete work, sewers, cisterns, reservoirs, otc.
For freight rates address,
GEO W BROWN, Vannger,
printer. New Mexico
(.'':j
1w
itll
HOTELS.
MILLS HOUSE
NEWLY RENOVATED AHB REMODELED.
ALL THE ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR
HeailqunrtfrB fur Commprcial Trnvftli-iH. ; : : Best Tabli- in Arizonr
GflOIl SIMPLB-K003S AMI HKST.CIASS UY, tmiCW
, . PHCENJX. AIUZONV.
TREES!
-JL. "A
ES
E
Washington Navai and Mediterranean, Sweet Valentin, Hearts TardlfT, acd all other
varieties. Also White Smyrna and 1 hlte Adriatic Fig Trees at Lowest Prices.
I have 4,000 two yenr-old Washington Navel buds on four-year-old roots that I wli.
sell for?H5. per hundred and 8000 one-year-old buds on three-year-old root for ?75. per
hundred. All tint class trees, that Is the price delivered In Phoenix. Also several
hundred thousand Heedless aultana grape cuttings and a few thousands seedless
i uttings.
Commercial Hotel,
ISA ILllOAIJH.
ft
si-ZJiimZti J i Jii. a. fjw
-V v
aaS'flShTri
RU'JSSSSSvrTTfWla 3 JTfK
THE MONTEZUMA, vEg3g!B8EaSSSSSB'
L& Vkcas Hot Springs, mrtr
NLW MEXICO. ' &32l
4
ri-,,b r cA.a mi . .
uit' w r i rmt """'rvi.'
I'lui, M tiniicfiU Wijsidu Inn is located in llir Rorky Moiintain", 7Hi
lect i.li'jvo sea level, ou tlio SantH Ku route.
A lidili-n: IIulil. Constant Sunshine. Von Should Visit
Open the Voar Kound. .M.dicliial Hot SppiiiRS
I,ov.' Wci'kly K.itcs. HtiuliiiK unil Kislmnr.
Dry, ('(ml .iir. Health and 1'leasnre.
Kxei.r,,..r TioketH on cale EVKBY DAY IN THE YEAR. Write to G. T.
Nlrl'til-'ni. -i, ral I'asn-iiger and Ticket Agent, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
U. K , Ti'-htt, K..tm-aH, for a copy of a beautifully illluHtrated brochure, entitled
MMJJ L v-l Or m .N.-H1NE."
v..vr" i .in n'n Kh R-mto will rjtiotP tirknt ratpa on applicfttinn.
rjITIKK.ItAI'llINO
ULrl SEND FOR DESIGNS X
Us
IJV
JWaps,
J. l'liHJl?S jll J. X
.- fiAijEMiMrk.. f
MfaWjIylli'I
Offio Stationery,
!?!-r pfislio-SolBp.?pii)fii)e!
'"iimlncr J1
Ofinijxs 'l'l'eeH.
,1 ' J' ' VU J' J'
inn miimi
h
'Jl'h
Wroflii (l'-t c'iks h nldod oratise tres from
:!!i tof. feet t 'II, trnlRht and jwrfect, at price
thatdcfyioinpe'itioii. Ail parlies nlshlni; to
pure lafe will do uvll In consult mir agc.il,
A. W LAMM.
We refer to he following who purchased
tries lat year from u Col. Wm Christy,
Ca-hler Valley Unlit, f'ol C. S Maten, Snpt.
M. i. P. It. It.; llonri Cro, L. V ilryun.
M. E. GILLITT,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Till: ItKI'lIltl.IC iii-ri-ptanilirrtlslnc
in a illstlnrt iiml utiiil v iinitlnt; Riiaran-
tf(i Unit Iir t'liriiliillim In the City or Pint
nix hiiiI niiislili, of Hip City of l'liiiiilx is
Creator than Hint of any iitlicr niMispaper
pulillsliil In ,tilr.oiiH.
Drunkenness
Opium Habit
Tobacco Habit
Neurasthenia
CURED
The only branoh in Southern
California of tho World-renowa-odKEELKY
INSTITUTE,
of Dwi(;ht, I1L, is located at
Rlyerside.
80,000 TREATED AND CURED
Established Twelve Years
Tested by Tims HoExpj?lnv.t
Jr
CURE
YOURSELF!
riftroubledwIthOoiiorrhrBafl
Oleet.Whites.SpcrmatorrhoeaH
irany junoturalitlsrhiirr...vii
Jyour d'l'cgist for a bottle of
9 Die O. It cures In a fewrisn
8wllhoutthnldorpubllcity of a
3 doctor. Ioii-poisonous and
iKuarnnteed not to stricture.
1 Ths IMhersal American Cure.
JIanufactured by
', Evan j Cheaical Co.t
CINCINNATI, O.
IW U. S A.
SWfe
rri rywroi
S
Am
4CT.rS lti
WFf 1
t:
'j
CALIFORNIA ORANGE TREES AT LESS
THAN FLORIDA PRICES.
H. R. HOLT,
Phcenix, Ariz.
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A.IVI !IOOIC1tI?SIiriG.
ESTIMATES
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forrcsp6ndence
gMOLICITCr. K
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Pamphlets,
I o5 Aip;lp Oal
llulcery.
French Bakery !!
COK. MOMtOHnml 3IOTKZlTMA Ht.
J.BELXiT,Pi-oiD.
Urcad delivered to any part of the el'y.
t-tllIO JIIIUH.
Phoenix & Prescotl Stage Lin?
For PRC800TT. via Black Canyon:
Leave Phwnlx, Tuesday, Thursaay and S.itur
day at 7 a. m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday at 9 a. m fare, J12.50 Fifty pounds of
hapgaee free: excess, 6 rents per pound.
for f merit, m Taltnre ii (tafrrii:
Leavo Plicenlx, Monday, Wednesday and Frl
day at "am. Arrive, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 5 p m. Fare, Jl.". Fifty pounds ol
biRltaKe free, exces. VA cents per pound
CIV- OitiTO with Weill, Fsrito A Co
M' . V. (lltRKNI.KAP, Atjfnt
Florence and Globe Stage Line
CarbyinoO 8.
.Weli.s, Faroo
M in. Aim
KXTRRtfi.
QTAOK LEAVES FLOKENCK DAILY FOR
Q Riverside and Globe at" o'clock, p. k.; stops
all night at Riverside and arrives at Globe at
5o clock, p. m.; returning, leaves alone at 8
o clock a H., arrives at Florence at 1 o'clock
A. SI. Good accomodation on the road, lm-
Jiroved line, good stock and oomfortaDie stages,
onr-horse coach prv nthnr rin w v
GUILD, Agent, Florence. K. F. KELLNEit .t
CO., Agents, Globe
KlIflKN'R .iriDOLKTON,
Proprietor.
Florence and Casa Grande Stage.
Stage leaves Casa Grande at 7a. m each
morning, arrlvci at Florence at 11:30 a. m.
Returning leaves Florence at 1.30 p.m., ar
rive at Casa Grande at G n. rn.
Makesconnectlon at Florence wt h stage for
Globe. This line is fifty miles nearer Globe
than any other line.
DREW, STEVENS & CO,
Proprietors.
LA-YTOISPS
STAGE fffE LINE.
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL
BOWIE STATION, VIA SOLOMONVILLE, I
TO FORT THOMAS AND GLOBE. I
A Dally lino of Stages running between the
above points, connecting at Solomonville with
ste go line for Clifton, Upper Gila, and at Bowie
btation with the bouthern Pacific railroad.
Mew Coaches, Splendid Teams, Fast Time.
Special teams on hand all the time for the ac
commodation of drummers and families. The
Best Equipped Stage Line In Arizona.
C. I.AYTOX,
PronrleU'f
W$&P
BBLa gszxf&&,
ESsSiSv
0. S. MAIL AND STAGE LIMl
Passengers from OIol. San Carlos, Fort
Thomas and all points below will pleate take
the stare at Colomonvlllc for Duncan on Mon
days, WcdnPKdays and Fridays at 7o'clocr a. o
making clofe connection at Duncan with the
train from Lonlsburglo Clifton and ilorencl
Also willi the stage Irr Carlisle, New Mexico'
returning irom Duncan to Solomonville on ar
rival of train from Clifton and stage from Car
lisle on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ar
riving at Sulcmonvllle at 6 o'oclocx p. m I
keep a good c rral at each end of the route
This Is a short road free from dust and chuck
holes. Commercial men taken on any day of
the week.
NOAH nilKKN,
Proonetor
Uo for While Hills Mining Camp !
Tri.Wrekly Ntaice Line.
Thtfiugh In one day: R-pasenger, 4-horee
th"rotJghbrate wagon, change horses at Cross'
ranch nnd at Mountain Springs- leaves King
u-an Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 a.
m.,anl arrives t (Mmp at 7 p.m same day
Leaves White Hills Camp lussday, Thursday
and ttaiurdav a' 8 a in., and arrives at King
mnn at i p. rii. fame day
Fare.??; lrel'hiSc
Shortest and most direct route to the New
W hlte Hills mining camp. Stage office at store
the W II. Tagpart Mercantile company Extra
conveyances on application.
CltOMS & ' , Prop's,
Kingman, Ariz
PHCENIX, TEMPE AND 1IESA STAGE
KOf.M.SO STAGES
I.v Ph'nlxal7a m. I.v Mesa at 3 p.m
Lv. Teli)lx;nt'J k. ra. Lv.Tempeat4 p.m.
Ar. In MesiHtlOa.m Ar PhrrnlxatC 30p m
I.VhHIf.0 STAGED
Lv Phnrnlx at.) .Wp m.I.T. Mesa atCTla m.
Lv. Temfie at 5 p. in. Lv. Tempe at 7 30 a ra
Ar. In. Men hi G 30 p.m. Ar. Phcenix at 9 30 a t
Carry Passengers or Express.
FRANK MILLER, PROP.
Office at Mesa Fruit Store.
J lull roil W.
EL PASO ROUTE
Texas and Pacific
The Great Popular Route Between
ST At
i
Khort line to NEW ORLEANS. KANSAS CITY
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS, NEW YOUK and
WASHINGTON. Favorite line to the
nsrtb, east and southeast. PULL
MAN BUFFET SLEEPING
CARS and solid trains
from Kl Paso to
Dillti, Fort ffortb, n Orlons, Mtnplij id SL Ltmii.
FAST TIME AND SURE CONNECTIONS.
CyFee that your tickets read Texas and
Pacltlc Kailway. For maps, time tables, ticket
rates and all required Information, call on or
address anT of tl e ticket aeents.
i
B. F. DAHBYSHIRE,
I Oen. Agt 1 Paso, Tens
GASTON MESLIER,
Oen Pass, and Ticket Act., Dallas, Tex
M
jraIts'Lis.i"irL? L f 3
'jAErSOWllLfli tp'TNlRgBsH Ml ORLEANS
Queen & Crescent
AND
EAST TENN., VR. & GR. RYS.
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAIKs.
.Vcw flr!ns to fitfiiinjti, 9J Silci Storlfit
Making Direct Connections For All
Points north and east.
S?-Pulltnau Palace Cars through without
chance via Chattsnooga to New York. Only me
change of cars to the principal points In Georgia
VliRinia, North and Stuth Carolina andAtlan
tlc States.
Xy Ticket offlse.91 t Charles Btrcet.Kcw
Orleans, U. r. JONES, T. P. A.,
Dallas. Tixas.
Tlmo U-uUlo.
Maricopa & Phoenix E. E.
TIME TABLE NO. 26:
IN Erncr Dec. IS. 1892-.
rROM C TOWABD
rrniKix r sr tuamx
S STATIONS. ?
Prclg'tand g g Frcig'tand
Pass. a a pul
7 15p.m ....Phoenix... 31.28 3:50a.m.
U'15p.m 7.77 rl, ... 30a.m.l
ibK)5p.m ...-Tempe 26.51 jJlS:!
8:50 p.m 16.16 ....Eyrene... 18.12 220 a.m.
9:25 p.m 26.06 ... Sacaton... 7.62 l:5a. m.
9-50p.m 31.28 ...Maricopa. .. 1.20a.m.
Southern Pacific east bound passes Maricopa
at 10:50 p. x.
Southoru Pacific west bound passes Marlcops
at 12.50 A. .
Pacific time,
Trains stop on signal.
Trains make doss connection with Southern
Pacific trains. Connect at Tempe with stages
for Mtsi City, and lonesvllle at Phcenix witn
stages for Frcacott, Wlckenburg Glllett and
Vulture.
0 R. MARTKN. Vc.Presldent il Mnr.
Southern Paqifie Co.
THAINS LEAVK
MAEICOPA :
2.K( A. M. DAILY. MIXED TRAIN FOR
, .UJ Tucson, Benson, LordBburch PeminB
aou aim lUIUICUiail' HldllUUS
J 2:50 && fJJSIu ?S?orS.
, n.kx p. m. daily Ttlantic ex
1 J . UO press for Tucson, Benson, Deming
hi Paso, Sati Antonio, Houston and New Orleans
Q.I X P.M. DAILY, MIXED TRAIN FOR
v'.-a.tv i uuia auu intermediate stations.
T. II. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. Agent
RICHARD GRAY.
Gen Trafllc Manager.
San Francisco, Cal.
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