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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW
An Advwttang Novelty That Mialed
: Kasr ef iiFight Yeung
Men

4 wAs gas, 81 the height uf ne
faaAionelle shepplnk tour whsn two
asascglias laditldasla lsotine soas
what borsd taFns9 ibs corner q SIKH
Afenus aaa proceeded 70 tauntsr ~
rWeniy ihife stfuss. relates tks New
fork Times suddenly he mam IL
ian-eolorsa spats stopped with = lerk
and exclaimed
~ Josa. e lAsfi A nsw thing
an heliNse'H HIS hiaae oompaalan ID
the gray paddock Faapd ID the airee.
tian indieaseA ind remarked under bis
hremtk We'll ill be-
What they sAa $40 nATnlhessgly
eoNned womAn. hsr hat gOrNeous wlfh
many plunss carrying aiofs 80 oFal
nsfy white slgn bsaring 10 black Ies-
ssrs -All suffering from eoFns ana
bguiona esu ana immediate and Per
maneui RELIEF ~ esiiing ca IT
BroWn
Struck Dumb sigh astonishzusnt.
these seekers after the nsw and
strange huffzsd through ths craua Ger
nearer FlsN Their eYitsut iusen-
uon vas q lzss ths object of Hssir eu-
fioelty. thsa tafn about and eefAis
fuil yiea q the woman brave
enough % fsee ihs pahlie unasr saeh
circumstances They ArcomEllAisss
their purpnas thaf a. they Fni good
iook ~ shabby 5ls aeF.iirt All haF
neaant 40 aith i slgnhomrd hrla In hia
shAky old person hy straps and ether
ihiuEa TIE whole 0utft wAa 81 .
height % hFinE the advertisement Iast
% The proper plaee over the head e
ne unconscious shopper 20 pfosnes
ihs efect uf - hsiuk carried - hsf
A nofrowfai fo' presumably hslaaE
inE % onr ~ he flsappoiuiea Yosths.
vas beard 70 Femart siunR aEain.+
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
rRoa wEDNEsDAY's DAILY

FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Gayson WIN, Of White OAK /, in
tie city toiay.
DR.. G Schilcht Of csntralh vas
Ia tie eltY to-day
Mis- Anna tiAlewood slaltsd III Try.
0F Gfeek yesterday
Frank Thompson of Chelsea Is a
visitor ia yinilA today
M1 GeorRe Kapp Is visiting with
Mrs nf Williams iu NoNAta
80 briggs Is hers from Tulsa To-
day eAefc he j. running drug store.
T1lefs will te baseball game here
Sunday af-ihs park, b%tsesa vlnita
and Faifland
A. Betout n Gafessllls TEXAS
came ln last night .pr q VISIT Nlth his
een t3aYioFd n Rtbout
! ~ Skinner ana family n AAair
are 81 TIE clty toiay Is attend the
peslilns 81 MlN Galaea sklnnef %.
night
as u D liukrldef Nassosee ana
Mis- Mar r. Hughes of GLASGOW, ky
afe visiting with So and Mn JOHN
6untsf
a marriage license ens lsuei this
morning 70 Ssii T. Reed q C'arts.
vile. Ark sni Miss Galnsa 4 SKIN.
aefof VlnitA
r. Il Seville and fanilf n Adeis
came up this morning ID attend the
iseei.skinurr wedding and 10 visit
NF Nssiiles brothrf, q. i. Neville
{ Il Cfiis1o Is interested ia the
hess from san fmnclsea lie form.
eglf lived there, and has s sister Ms
II L Flnsau aud a. uncle br chill.
san living there nos lie has heagi
10 safd from them
~ ballard. wio lives uss9 Wslch.
sas arrested yesterday on TIE charge
q grand larceny ? lAslss clarg
ing thsf Ballard stole q l8t u feaciug
belonging 20 him After q hsanng
before Commissioner taFfar ballard
rs discharged ID being sh8un that
tie to men had heeu II ! dispute
aiaat tls ownership # s9mt land
Tie whole matter wiII have Is = 81.
tied Il elvii court.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

~ Murphy, pdltns ei lsA Aepubr
lican. i movlag to-day lnso his new
tesldsnce ID lie Magn addition.
Robert Panther aas brought 10
from Ilstlessille yesterday bf Deputy
Kerr AID placed in The federal jail
hers. Heis nn Usage and ls changed
with assault uith intent to kill, the
alleged crime having been committed
on hls wlie morn than yeaf age lie
uas drunk whan arrested having
just arrived 10 Baffiessllls from hls
home IN lhe Oaage country.
Governor FfAntH of Oklahoma con.
tributes An article entitled sshs Aew
state 40 ths may issue of s0rrn.
wnsr, published by tie Passenger
rnase Department of the Rock II.
land Frisco lines
Tire price 81 ihe magazine IS 6yc
cents 4 copy Or ans cents YeaF
Address al communications 70 l02l
Ffiseo iiulldinF, 81 Louis. Nc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
rRoN TUESDAYS DAILY

rRoN TUESDAYS DAILY
Come % the hasaar IN tie Ironsiie
balldlug
George Hlaseosy returned lasi nlsht
ron visit Ia chslsa
Hf and Ms A 4 suodiY moGei
yesterday % the Iesrsdden resi.
e5nee
TIE Chogai soclstg met last night
= TIE Cobb, aad al AZ excellent
practice
M ". W Miller Il Ramona al
ed resident 81 vlnlta ull be here
saturday Coz slslt sItA friends
Henry Cook sas released from lail
yesterday. having paid hs hne and
eosls lie sas convicted e lntfodue
Ing
s marriage license AS Issued this
4 efulng 70 iioria : Morris Of Tula
s. 81 Ma Esaliua sfoemakef q uu.a.
gail
John Hayden and Miss Young ui
Chelsea we're married ia this citY
yesterday TIE groom i AZ oil man.
and the bride Il daughter " Al y
Young
/. b. ualaues. Vha has just gone
into Tie plumbing business here. has
secured bis nnf contract. which Is %
put IN The plumbing II tie First Ma
tiuaAl bank
Wv. swAfts tie Chelsea attorney
eAs 10 the city today Mr ssafts
las attained considerable prominence
asa leeinfcf and i = flslng Young
Democrat
Ielhn shemcs, who iva northwest
If town. vas seriously injured in a
runaway yesterday afternoon Ills
team vas ran Into 81 another which
cAued them u take fright
Maff james negro vas arrested
! Ihs morning on NafIant changing
4 lsf wlth larceny q go from The
purse of sophia Davis another ne.
efsz. She will have 3 hearing boiore
Commissioner TaffsF this afternoon
Marshal W u Iafuagh sent Ia
aori yesterday from the spavinaw
eaanlfY that last eesk's falns 10 the
hllls alled tho streams - fHll that DIS
men uere nnabls q get together fri
aas. "a planned II Is eapeaied liow
ever, thai tlacy wlll all u a the Ten.
aehsnuA to-day, Faady Il start ou Tho
III u tie Wlrkllffes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
HAS 4 NEW JERUSALEM. !"
Village e Western Australia Hen
afed Wtfa That Celestial
Nams

Nee feHasaism in iiE celestial
aeuse. 81 pbfae familiar "a tht alae
sH uf hymaa asa ihe hsarsfa IL har
mons tul msg not b reneraHs
hnown tha there la terrestrial NeN
lersualsm ettaa ms a1unts 81 oar
awr empire w thr fnndou chnni
cie lt q settlement n western
Australia. cad has suat bern ane.al1
iuspecte1 - lhe local miulslaf =
lsnaa tha 8aa s Moore X Wss
faaaird tafss safa aru hF a oanteHtsf f
Jes nsu.ed sIom1n Fisher He ssfae
ished the Chafrh af ihs Firi Bora.
which Is ap9snHiiy 4 combination ~
chriHHauif1 ang Judaism Re obialusf
a grant uf ta0.U acres nf iand frum rae
western Australian r3ternmtut aud
there ocalea - settlement uhiea
haA nuH population 20 %. Nhu 81
pFufcm ths pefaiiaF faith ~ me fuana
er a tpiFlf af cooperation and ua
tuml hfip Fl said tb uormrAfn ta1H
New Jerusalem Ttt land Is suba8
2idrt inta small farms and saeh
Homestead haa 81 orchard and garden
The lnhaalsanfe mssi af stated time
f9r wuTzhiH SAD rsefeauon in central
hniidinE called 81 teo nanes fhs
DHaFlEue sna ~ s3rial ball HeH
fhey aii assembled 81 meet ne mfnis
fsr ~ laaas Sc expressed Ffsaf aaE
prise aud p'eaaafe al ths praeraH
made o. shs settlement in 81 short S
ume iis pnaa - aurahie canHa
eratinn 50 9Hsif rrqata for q hFanza
hne from tas fsHuaY which h =
mIta ar
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
JUST BREATHE IT
liyomei Cures Catarfh ia Natnfal
sna Rational way.

No dangerous drugs OF alcoholic con.
cncf luaa are takeu toto tNe system
when Ilyomel IA used la tlse treat
aarut IN eAlAffil. lircatle1 through
tiis neAa pocket inhAler tlAaf enmeA
with nferg OUTFIT, tia hAisamic heal
Ina of llYumei penetfatea tn tie most
remote cells % the nuse, throat afld
lungs. killing all catarrhal germs.
heallu3 the ifrifAtei r.acous mem.
bfAns Ard sffeeting complete and per.
maueut cure
No medicine taken into TIE stom.
arh Gao possibly reach thr remote
cells Of tie ar p1ssaFrs o. give the
immediate relief that follows lie usf
% HF0mei a feN dags treatment
Is USUALLY 81 THAI ls necessary q shoN
hos quickly this remedy Nlil cure
cataFfil
successful has Hgomsi teen in
the cufe - eaiarfh among ear Gus
omers. thar ws sill d under = pfels
tive guarantee that if costs nothing
unless If gives satisfaction TIE
complete uaEGt wla fgf 0ne dollar
whlle extra hnfties can be obtained
faf 10 fenfs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

Iala Choral s0clofy uill meet go.
night - usual IN tne Gobh hotsl a.
4l8
The womAns Foreign Missionary
koclety of tho Methodist Episcopal
church will mesf a. tils home u Mna.
~ Qalilian at } o'eloek ,omorfow
afternoon
Toln CoFifey, coloFed. was arrested
toaay on warrant charging him with
Els theft q q can a lallo~ from ] y.
.xEllllams mcAi mAfket about two
- ago.
Marriage llcen~sa weN lsned thAs
moFulng 10 James NoMalan and Miss
lila Douglas both 81 Chelsea. and 20
1esn W IleAn ard Mis- Nanry
George. both of Grove.
Court began tsiAF IN TahlsqgAh
with lUagu Parser presiding Thefe
IA bik docket which Hlll not ~ In.
ssl,si until next week Deputy VII.
klna aud four guards Ieft hers sur.
a. morning with > pflsnsn
Henry Fields and John Lynch. tw0
negro citilens, ~ers arrested SAtuuiay
night fof heing drums and dsrorsieriy
AMI dischafgiug firearms wllilin the
cir limits. TheY wera sens ~ iAil
after hearing before Commissioner
RI J Farnr
Al the United States mAn.aih o..
Zee ln this city ID IS sHIscted that
some sord ell he recelsed from Mar.
sllAi narrough this aesk Conserving
flie Wickiifics TIE pose Is nos Va
te field. and tie prospect fof Tie
plufe % the OUTLAWS IS brighter
&.an ever beiufe
United States AtinTusY Sianaeid is
ia IhhlrQlAh ttils Nfss Assistant
Ali0ueg q l. lsiaef, silo stFerie -
- handle tiis government E eks~s. i4t.
ing heen Kept u Niufta - tie ilIurgS
IT his Niie n aAs feared that Mrs
isiaeF han Appendleitls hat y y now
taseFei that ief iilnese with npt %
serious
There nater was more beaNilfui
Faster than tha ore kHIia cuiogti
yesterday Asa rrsait 81 the churches
wsv sell fllsd al 81 the safflecss
ahlIo during tilr afteHnpou ever
holss and ever caffiase in tosn sas
Ia use TIE livery sfab'cs esfe al
Wa oat early lu Tie daF
ileF q W snosigfass pastor cf tho
Presbyterian chufeh. surprised his
segregation yesterday 81 handing ln
hls resignation. q take effect Mas /
NJ suodgfass resigns IA order % take
= ia work of sanaslleAl missionary
- fats Cherokee. Ifeek and Seminole
EAssss F'er tie present he will cgn.
klnns % ilvo ii NtnifA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

nr Chafe s. Supported hT
Clement Warthsm aba Cap,aia
IT'S ine belief shat ths south Fe.
where tbn lee q ioiefahy iene nd
constant nat etefehhnrlnE aa inst
in ths norih maF 81 reached bF
moial eiedKa - special construction
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

Paris automobile owners mual make
tso declarations e the prefecture uf
police ore - ia the type % vehicle
and poser q she motor and the ofhsr
f9f obtaining permission 10 drive altar
tAamluatloA
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

The acreage q he large cities ID ne
UnueI states e a. follows Nfa
york ga4ais chlago. il2p0s raHa-
deifhla saa uoalen. ll91i 81
Louis asT7 Cleveland. g24la and
Cincinnati aess0
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

about SIP, and young stock in propor- uon. Horses were in good demand. and average about $100. One colt that A1r Nelson bought at another sale a few months ago for $19. was sold Fri day for more than $S0. netting him a nice profit. Farming implements sold well, and at the conclusion of the auc- tion MT. Nelson said that he received altogether several hundred dollars more than he had calculated upon. The sale lasted the better part of the day. and at noon an excellent lunch was served by Mrs. Nelson. The auction CT and his clerk were so late in check
 Ing up that they missed the last train and phoned to Phoenix for an auto. which met them at the bridge later in the evening
 MT. Hammond's sales in this vicinity have always turned out well. and near ly all the auctions of any importance are conducted by him. He has another big one in view. which will take place on the F. A. Clark ranch, west of town. next Thursday. at which time MT. Clark will dispose of one of the best punches of live stock in the valley. He has con dUcted a milk route in Tempe for a number of years and has number of cows that are hard to beat. MT. Clark is now in Los Angeles, but is expected home this week.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
sIe MAcHlNE sHIPmENr-

The New York store yesterday re- ceived a carload I5t of White Seulnr machines direct from the factory l- Cleveland Ohio This is the asrrrE big shipment MT Thew has received I- a short space Of time. and .r Is EurI evidence Of much industry ou the part Of the south side women that every machine in the first shipment s.as zl-I some time ago and number oF -ra ones arrived yesterday have alrea-rs been disposed of- While an are af rH- White make. there are several different styles in the shipment G E Garner has charge of the sewing macaIra l-- partmeut of the New York store ana the big sales of late have been largely due tO effort ou his part
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
TEMPE
THE NELSON SALE.
One of the Most Successful Ever Held
 on the South Side.

What turned out to be one of the largest and most successful sales of live stock, household goods farming Implements and odds and ends ever held on the south side was the one at Nelson ranch. better known as the Pritchard orange grove. east Of town, Friday.
 The sale had been extensively ad- vertised through The Republican and by posters, and as a result an unusu- ally large number of people were pres ent, though for that matter. nearly all south side public auctions are well at tended. For the convenience of Phoe- nix and Tempe people who, wished to attend, all trains on the NJ. & P. road during the day stopped at the ranch. and many from the north side of the river were there.
 The sale was conducted by Auction eer Hammond of Phoenix and remark ably high prices prevailed throughout the auction. Household goods in some instances brought even more than had been paid for them number of years ago. The live stock brought about what it was worth, for MT. Nelson had some good stock on the place. Cows -went at between $45 and $50, calves at
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. J. F. Sturgeon. son and dau-r- ter. returned yesterday morning from Springfield Ill., where they had been spending the summer
 Mrs Meskimmons and children. who have been spending the past fsw months in California. returned -o Ter- pc yesterday
 Miss Reynolds of Prescott arrived here yesterday and win attend che Normal She will make her home this winter with Mrs Bristol Flumert=l--
 Earl Brown accompanied ly lr mother yesterday returned from El~- bee. where Mrs Brown had been t7.7 summer. Earl has been away @ couple of weeks.
 Mrs. F. A. HOugh and children nf1 have been summering at Iron STr nss are again at home. having returned yesterday afternoon
 Mir Wyatt of Phoenix spent Inst night here Investigating conditions with view to establishing Interests later OF.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

FOR RENT-A brick house. 725 West Jackson St. Call HinsOn Barbecue. FOR RENT-We have for rent 320 acres of cultivated land under the Salt River Valley canal with ample water to irrigate grain and alfalfa. There Is already forty acres in good stand of alfalfa. The whole ranch is fenced and cross fenced and is surrounded by good range, locat- ed on a main road into Phoenix and a telephone line. This ranch can be rented for one or two years. Fine grain, alfalfa and beet sugar land. There is a large amount of pasture on the place now. This is a grand opportunity. See E. J. Bennitt, 16 North Center St. Phoenix.
 WANTED TO RENT-2O to 40 acres for cash. F. L. Davis. Box POI, Phoe- nix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
EINALLv eor AwAY

The camping party u=utia-=l iI yesterday mornings paper which was billed to leave here yesterday noon f1r the Verde river. finally managed ta Eet away about suud0vn- Er took ll sr- afternoon Co get properly loaded mp that is. the wagons loaded Wl-H f-el- ammunition. etc. When the party dll-- ly did leave town though. the mem bers thereof were armed Co the teeth Barring accident. they expect t1 re- turn late Monday evening u- early Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
GOT TWENTY DAYS

Frank Louraine yesterday tistu-hs.I the peace Of Tempe and. In The ab- sence of Justice of the Peace AuE--r- Nielsen. Justice Joe StandaEe ue 1Iesl was called in Co look after th= Case He gave LOuraine twenty days ana Mir Louraine accompauzzd Constable Sigala t0 Phoenix MT. SIelIa returned alone.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
rHE NEVADA HousE.

Mrs. Ella Lisenbee. formerly or Ph0e- nix. and who went to Los Angeles @ year or so ago. is now conducting the Nevada house. at 31s West Second street between Broadway and HiL lr is centrally located. and rooms may oe secured by the day. week or month Former Arizona friends are especially invited and particular attention viii Dee given their comfort anl cluveul-.o.-
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
RFcORDER's OFFIcE

Bertha Kirchon co Alexander silva Deed. lots and 4. block 1f. Phoenix
 M. T. Finn to Raymond B. Fleet Deed: west half Of northeast quarter section 36 north. east
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
FOR RENT.

We have for rent S20 acres of culti- vated land under the Salt River Val ley canal with ample water to irri=-llr grain and alfalfa There is already forty acres in a good stand of s-fali-- The whole ranch is fenced and cross fenced. and is surrounded by a good range Located on a main road il-o Phoenix and a telephone line Ia-= ranch can be rented for one or two years. Fine grain. alfalfa and beet sugar land. There is a large amount of pasture now This is a grand op- portunity. See F. J. Beunitt. ls North Center street. Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS

The following transcripts of Jhe rec ords of the offices of the district clerk the probate court and the county rr- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company
 The records for yesterday were
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

Don't forget that Donofrio crstai- fixed Cactus Candy Go. will send hoS for 35 cents, postpaid. to your frienes- Most delicious candy known
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The democratic convention, men toned in detail elsewhere in this pa per, which was held here yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

was a very quiet and Harmonious at- fair The business of the day vas transacted in a short space of tlme.
 and the balance of the day was spent
 by the delegates in attendanca iu raIz- ing over the various phases of rhe ular- form with local adhereuts of the party.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
Fer Sale

PUBLIC SALE, Thursday, September 6. commencing at 1O:30 a. m., at my ranch. known as the Scudder Place, one and a half miles southwest of Tempe. on the Wilson Crossing road
 between Tempe and Phoenix, one mile west :. P. R. R.. l. the under signed, will sell 50 head of cattle, 20 head of milch cows, Shorthorn, ter sey and Holstein stock. mostly fresh and in good condition; also 30 head of young steers. all good stock in good conditions. Horses will be sold at this sale. Terms Six months time will be given on approved notes drawing 10 per cent interest; 2 per cent discount for cash. Lunch at noon. F.. A Clark, owner. W. D.. Hammond. of Phoenix. auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

"The ordinary human stomach re- marked the Wise Guy. holds about quarts" Isn't it wonderful what great amount of sorrow can be drown ed in it2" ruminateG the Smple AI-E- Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
OFF FOR THE cOAsT.

Curt W. Miller editor of the Temrs News left last night for Los Angeles and other California points. He ls little late in getting away. The othsr members of the News force hlvl-- had their vacations first. Ills son. Frank Miller. returned yesterday fru-a a brief trip to the Grand Canyon and will have charge Of the pap=r llrlls his fathers absence
 Lost-MonOgram pin Return tc E-. W Griffen. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

FOR SALE-1O acre fruit and chicken ranch, well improved alfalfa and wheat. also modern cottage, located north and northwest of city five And three blocks from street cars. A snap for cash if taken this month. Owner. this office.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

Labor Day dance Monday eveulrs- September 9. Aelczer hall Besse or chestra. Barnett and Kerr. manager
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
HeIn Wanted

WANTED of integrity and abiI- ity as general state agent for sale of high grade investment securities GOV ering new mechanical invention of world wide usage. Most have un- questionable character. Address Trenholm & Co., 545 Equitable Bldg, Denver. Colo.
 SALESMAN Experienced in any line to sell general stores in AIiz. An un- excelled speciality proposition. Com missions and $35 weekly for ex- penses. The Continental Jewelry Co., Cleveland O.
 WANTED - Experienced travelling salesman of ability to call on drug and general store trade. Prefer man experience in selling patent medi- cines. Reply confidential Special representative enroute west, can ar range for interview. Box 555, Chi cago.
 S75 WEEKLY and upwards easily made fitting glasses Our eye book free. tells you how. Write National Optical College. St. Louis, Mo. LADIES-To make Sanitary Belts. Material all cut ready to sew; S1.2O per dozen; particulars stamped en-
 
 cago
 WANTED-$12 to S24 weekly salary and expenses paid to energetic man or woman employing agents for fast selling goods, Arizona territory. EX- perience unnecessary. permanent. References. Jos. Moore, Phoenix, Ar.z.
 WANTED - Girl waiter. Phoenix restaurant.
 MAN TO LEARN POULTRY BUSI- NESS, board and wages while learn ing. Steady employment and ad- vancement to the right party. Wat sons Heneries, one miles south on Seventh Ave.
 WANTED AT ONCE-Au round man WANTED-First class white cook at
 Sisters hospital
 SALESMAN to call on offices, banks. hotels and stationers to sell patented desk pad. Everybody buys at sight. Excellent side line. S3O.OO per week easily made Charles Fl. Dougherty, 146 Hart Avenue, ocean Park, Calif. WANTED-Girl to help do light house keeping. Address P. O. Box 1O75. WANTED-GirI cashier, at Union Restaurant, Commercial Hotel. Ap- ply quick.
 WANTED-Immediate a dishwasher .96S North Second Ave. WANTED-A milker at Highland Farm Dairy. Apply at end of North Fourth Ave. WANTED achinist, stone mason,
 and smelter hands. Kentucky-Ari
 zona Copper Co.,, Copper Top, via
 Phoenix. A. T.
 MEN to learn barber trade; wages while learning; good situations wait ing our graduates. Moler System College, Los Angeles.
 Situations Wanted WWHNTED~PIace fo do cooking and ! general housework in small family. 1 Call 319 F. Jefferson street. JAPANESE WANTS POSITION as i cook. dtshwasher or porter. Address
 "P." Republican office. ] WANTED-Rough dry washing by all 1 American woman. White cloths | scaided 35c dozen. 1906 South First | Ave.
 SATISFACTORY dressmaking at sat 1 isfactory prices. 1S4O w. Jefferson. l WANTED POSITION in good mining l camp store. P O. Box 307
 Miscellaneous Wants WANTED TO RENT a few good cows, | Jerseys preferred. Address F.. M.
 Forbes, R. F. D., No. 1, Stanford
 ranch, one mile north of Eastlake park.
 WANTED-Position in private family
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02
Miscellaneous Wanss

WANTED TO RENT a few good cows, Jerseys preferred. Address F.. M. Forbes, R. F. D., No. 1, Stanford ranch, one mile north of Eastlake park.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-02

FOR RENT-A brick house. 725 West
 Jackson St. Call Hinson Barbecue.