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Evening journal., 1906-12-26
TIE BIRTHDAY.

= RrsELH)A TURNER sat on the sands
,at Ocean Beach tying her sandal.
AIJust a little way of she saw her sis
tes Rose running up tho sands with
Carl and luther Branch and Johnny and
Maggie Carson Griselda was a. long time
over the sandal. And if anybody mad
been lying on -his back IN The sands he
might have seen WHY by looking up into
Grsoils's face. But only the little sand
CRABS were tnereabouts. and they dlin
stop 20 think it odd that on such a pleas
ant seashore morning there should be-
tears 90 a fttie girls eyes
Ter Grzelda was ostracized.. "The
trouble with yorr sister Is" Carl Branch
had ssid. rather saperciliously. TO Rose
that morning. she's too mean. A person
ousht not 10 be too mean. After a while
NOBODY will stand 'em."
Rose nodded an agreement TO this. She
was very fond Of Grlselda, but there was
no use OF talking, she had been inhumanly
mean. ANA that very morning this ten
dane, of hers had manifested itself for the
FIRST time in her career.
For sou sec. that day was Griselda' s
birthday and Cousin Tom had promised
rhen an a treat IN honor of It, There
were 50 many things for a treat at the
nesch In the first place, a clanrbafe-a
real grown up clanbake-to be held on the
saris. with corn and chicken and clans
-alniy lighting up the west. IL might
even have been possible to have stayed
ont until dark II Griseida had asked for It.
Cousin Tom could persuade the children
,arents TO anything when ne so desired
/ and be had promised the children anythins
/ hey wished.
carl had been careful to suggest II "a
criseids and he hal reminded her IN
whispers when Cousin Tom was on the
lverqrsl waiting for the decision All the
children waited anxiously, for they al
wanted the clambake.
Bnt C;riselda had shaken her head sloyVl,
ard eNeetlv. "Im so sorry, Carl" she hac
said gently. but don't think I'll have The
iclardrske"
C.s-l lad been little vexed. But Cousr
Tom hai smiled ana the other chlldrcr
Ihadn't minded. There we're other diver
sions
-rherc was the coach ride to Alairc. Rose
fdi3 wish Grseida would choose chat. TIL,
icos-h starta5 from the hisges hotel. E.aei
! afternoon it was chsrtcrcd ~ one party
T.A driver s1t ir ffaut zn1 managed III,
four horses rcautifully. The coaeh VA
tiled with eayly dressed people and Ia
ls-iyer nas a silver norm. chiidren neve
,ters iakea on tie coach ny their parents
amt Of course II Cousin Tom chose be coui'
fs-- tae whole coach for holr party "ot
icrseida. rsspes Resc, ARE you going q
tske the ecsch ride.
Rose lhblssd at nor fbErci.1liy and CAV
.er hana a little Sqgetzo.
Ii didn't think. I'm choose The coach ride
II was. Luthers turn TO make sugg :
Evening journal., 1906-12-26

wondered whether that was what the old
man mad meant when he told him that he
would never return to drink from the
spring
On their way they passed A great statue
in the market place. tt represented an old
man leaning upon a scythe. and the Young
King saw at once that 1t was a statue OF
lls old man he had seen at the spring.
who is that?" he asked OF the Prime
Minister, pointing to the statue.
ssThat is Father Time" the Prime Min
lister replied, with smile. IF you could
AID nin he could tell you the secret you
wanted TO know"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
23'iGe,r
iihern
perfefte erDQllunQ

Nllrh i5rc anti bilt0Icr
Gl0cnidaitcn itinullircn iic sic @torr
in Der 9Iblonocrlng Ser Sale luo
9ualdcioumG Ocriclbcn our0 ole
@oIlcnfOnGic 0icie %iucn. in y.
Icr Don 5lpci bis bier, rcguIircu ta..
Digit Oic ScbcrtbGti1feit lmo bcirtrt
oen Faticntcu bon bicirn MGu0rIn.
Cine oocr 5luci bon 9aomup's Yillcl
t10Iicb 0cnonncn bon Solben, mcl.
che al bIIioIcn Shlner5cn un0 Jrig.
belt Der Scbcr Iciocn, boltcn 6nS Sp.
item rcAcInGBiG un0 ibern cine &c.
illn0c &crOolnlng.
sd bin t20 WictIc hon Der ndcbcH 9lpotbrfe
cntfcrni uno rcrlGngc pru 9rb mir cilt 9utcno
VorcS ibrcr Pllcn 5u iibcrieuocu. Sd Icioe an
WdatcIa9tbcrmntt4nm5 mo unr ncua Wionate
lana in @ot Sprin0S, Mtciue 9cbcr uno &iercn
Itlio GuacGrificr Sb funo oub Sbre Eiucn mir
nicOr niitcn. ais une Weo6ircll Die idD GeiIolu.
men. mo Die a5Yrug5" obcHorcin.
sldjiuunScuu
~. Sames."
SnrlIn SuIu, Dumu GuuntO @rijona.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

SlBlnQ lcinc MlE1IcrnrtCc mo fri.
tiiirtc il bcriClbcn Gic Eolitif ser 40
miniitrutiou Nc9cn San Gomin0o. .--
>Nm Hnufc icincr @cmcrtltnQclr broh
cr audi cine Hurl5c fiir 0ic [<ll0Cn III
9tnBlml0 mo iNGtc. 0icIClbCn miir0cn
liCbCr 9lllc3 cr0ul0Cn, oI& bon iDrcn
@loubCn obluiiCn. HCouCr bciiirmor.
tctc, baB ser oborburiid1c MCrrihcr
NuGlnnO'3" uufNciorGCrt >pcroc, ocn
&u0cn ibre Mchtc nicbt I0rQcr Dor.
5ucltbuItCM lul0 0u6 nton inn Scr
mci0erunQ3iouc fcincn Ncrtchr mcbr
nit utVlu0rtiACl 9tntionCu geitoitcn
luuc.
Wnuin0cr CN.sND biclt cine RC0c
iibcr bic SdllliobrtSsSu ubiioicls&or-
I0Ic,
Inn l.13 NiuN Der Scnot IN Grcti-
tlDlibln0 mo lmt l.2O CrioINtc Scr
tuNunN bis nlnrNcn
s III 9tcprGlcntnntcnbultic {
brohtc Sbcpporo (ScrD bclltc rincu
NclhuuG cilL lucldcr cine llltcrlu-
chlnA ijbcr hic tiW5lithc NcmoItlQnC
%crtrclblnN elmer umcritnnihGn
A(lttcr" CNrou Or, Wiilpr Ntorri3)
ou5 0cm MciBcu $Nouic 0urd) cil Gus
mite 6cS Slolllca onor0nct nu0 bu4
Gonlltc dltnrnWt 3eltQcn uor5ulo.
0cn. Sbcppor0 CrtlGrtc, mcnn nic 81
lcntIi0cn WcrINtc ilbcr 0cn Noriou
nlMt 1olB mo 1or crlo9Cn lcicn, 10
lei Die bctrcliCn0C Came 0uBcrit brit
tai bcbun0Clt luor0cll mo cr bultc c3
I'M >Sntcrcic Scr umcrifunilbCn
,Srolcn mo W}ittcr iiir uncrl1bli6,
Der Sodc uul 0cn @rlu0 III 0chcn.
Stonicu lln1cbCn BON ullCm Blun6C
icnc3 9lntca, ltcbc in @cQcmport ci.
ner 0mcrltonllhCn tSrull Dor cilcnl
ibm iibcrIcNcncll SSclCn, mo ouiiclbc
lollr niht 0urdb brutolc S>Gnoc nli6.
bon0cIt mcr0cn. ger WCictuuB mur0c
0cnl Gonlitc iilr 9icgcIn iibCruicicn.
Cu3 Noou9 crlr0i0tc nCrltlc0tut
0cldGltc 0c3 0iritta Columbia lno
pontrtc mlcr gIn0crcnl cine @iQ,
lucldbc olle EcrioncIL luclhe llnbC-
rcdti1tcr Neilc Den &nppi oocr ou@
Nb5cicbcn elmer &cteroncn -,Srounia
iotion tro0cn elmer @elobuBc bon
$40 mo cinCm Sooittcrnlin I'M Sc
iillNnib nl1icBt,
Die 0cbottc ibcr oic Ebilippincn-
SorlrbiII lplroc oISonnn iortaclcGt
un0 Sullluon (Rcp Wioii.) hie(t ci.
lie Mcoc 81 @unitcu bon lnrii.
rcpilion. I'm ) llbr pcrtontc iid) oo3
@ulS bis nlorGcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Surpcoubuutc in Gplliiion.

Notiolf &oy s. Snmur. -
Die 3orpeoojdgcr o@oroen" NM
o2murencc, bon ser olti Der Sobe
Don S0penS Eoint ticgenoen eritcn
GorpcooiIotiItc, colIioirten luabreuo
cineS in Sollpton 9to0os berritenoen
StlruteS, uu0 0o8 Gritcrc mltroc ci.
nigernuBen beid0oiAt. Ger .2uu.
renee" lpelder obne Sd)nocn entfam
buelirte Den .Woroen" nah Dem bic.
li0en 6lottenbmtboie. Cine llnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Gridph lid an Voro ocr ,Garmunia

% cp Dorf, s. ,Sununr. -- Is.
g. Oicir, peldcr III Snn Irunciacu
oc0 llnterih!ciiS BON 100000 on1e.
floNt it, eridOB itd bctlte iriib in lei.
icr aaiiltc chi Ocm Ionlpicr ,Gnr.
monia," ais 0GrirIbr nernOc IN Den
ytclu sJorfcr S5uicu cinIici. Wieir mar
III Sor0on ucrbaltct uno on Die Ser.
Staotcn nllsgeicicrt worocn Sin
Gctcftio bcAIciteic ibn ibcr On9 Dicer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

'lihlng iiber oic Gollilion miro ltatt.
iiu6cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
s,ciroe Der 5rnOa an 30. 2c5em
Sutprpprirt 1854.
Central Sparbanf pun Baltimore

eahpt.Gde Charles. nne 2eIingtcn'Strnee
GAL mare, ben q, Se5embcr 1905.
Sie iabrlitben 3nfen bon nret Vrp5cnt. ocil
Scpporen am f. Surltar 1905 flllig, perocii
nn ienem 5aa ebcnl Gorlo crcottrt nno AM
mo nad 9icniiaa, ben 2, S1ntar 1906, III ole
autimneSbilbcr bcr Scpolttoren etrGetragcn
tuerben
Staatss uno stnbtficucrn ipcrben bon Der
Pdnf be3nbt.
Sepoiiten bon fiiniSig GCnts mo bariiber
tdalid bon 10 llbr Bprriitdq5 bis 3 llbr Gdd'
nIittaa5 cntgeacu gcnoiuncll. VII Snm'taaen
bon 10 u0r Surmiiluas his 1 llbr Nabnliiag5.
Npbert 81. 9lariud,
Vrdiiocnt
Sbpmae u. Yuhs,
(0eSit tWD Sdapmcicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Gcrluurrcnc Sitmatiull.

Die filr5Iid)e Nobrid)t ilbcr NcrItcl.
hung scr Nubc oni Can Gomingo
mar DcririiDt, Sample Ill
Ellcrto FIuto, Soutio9o lrno "a
Sega.
Gurf3 &5(nno. Vobamo5, 8.
Nonlor. - Aadrid)tcu per Ganpfcr
oGbcrofcc" ans Eucrto Elnto bis
5lrm 6. ,$anlnr crQcbcu. OaB oic fiir5-
lIh nobc jencHl &nicn itntt0cflnoencn
&0Inplc ucrbGItniBmGBig bll,tig lpo.
rcn inocnl so bon oen bctbcilioicn
500 &umpIcrn gcto0tct r0cr pcrlulnl.
oct mnrocn. 2cihcn logcn jluei GnAc
lang in ocn Strobcn ppn Yrcrto
EIoto. Sin 9lnNrili uul oic Stoot
0nrh Die Strcitnodt oc9 ,}nlurgcn.
ten @cncrnl5 Fc0ro Ntunrc5 lmir0c
bci'm 9IbgalN 0c3 InnpicrS itiin0li6
enportct, nnO man bchirdltctc, ooB cr
III Der anpiiulotion ser Std0t rcjill-
trcn mcr0c.
Die ,SnInrNcntcn @cncr0Ie @uel.
Tito ,lro giopnrro 1riiicn am ;. ,So.
mar SuntinGo olt mcIdc0 Ourh Oic
lrlppcn OcS Generals Goccrcs per,
tbcioiNt irllrOc. Sic 2lnNrciicr crIit.
ten cinc 9ticOcrlogc.
@cnerol EolNIo, luetbcr ntr Sinli,
nc5 tdnlpit, lit I'M Nc1riii ga Nego,
chuo rs Wieien nor0DeitIid) bon Der
StNot Gan GonlinGo, on3llgreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

Grfdltnng In einrm Tnse 5n betien.
gebue 2aratiue Srpmp Guinine Tablets efpo,
q. %. eIrOus's ilntfridrift an G6nfteIu, 25f
lG0be, III. .G1.s5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
8orosr Statc Sapin0e Sauf
ppn Baltimore.

4. Saluar 1906
sluf Griuncu scr SircItprcH Der ,,Surpcr
Statc sauimas' Sant Der Staot Baltimore" bn-
ben bic llnter6cidneiCu bcrcn Cont nntbAcs
5dbIt. bcrcn &npitu,nnInQcn urlo Sefuritdtcn
ior9idItt9 Gcprll't mo Gtbcu bcH iolgenocn Ncs
ridhi:
@ctrne Der ,Spuoa ant q. 0cicm.
bcr 1904 .......,r..... sos. .23792
Son Den 9cpciitorcn iudDrello oc5
Subre3 crrnIteu .,..,.... 3li,99l9j
3iHieu uni Sbliautuucn rno Slns
lcibeu mn SpiocToc Gul Nfs
icn crbul.cu ......... 4O.321 60
$i103 ,5545G
Sen Sepoiilpren ipahs
relIo beoTabteS 1905,
einfhIieeldb aapiial II.
3tHfcn, bc6nbi .3Os 1898
llniniien nm Sieuern
YrGnicr ab9ct0rebcn, $4,000
S'ciroe Der 5rnSS an 80, Sc5enrs
IS IS mGrcn pGpG 4i5i7 CONT oticn am $i Seem,
ber 1904; 4l1 Cont luuroeli pdhreno hes 1n6s
res 1905 geoiiuct uno $50 Cont III oerieIhen
Yerjooe acibioiien, ~ car ant SO Sc5ember
1905 1921 Cont herbicbcn
Sbre Sullns iinh IN erIltalliacn Nhli9dilo'
ncn uno Sntien mo uouiiuoi9 NcitCbcricn CT
item 9pprtbefrn auf neutrality-suspicious. 1naccgt.
acine ibrer Ebli0ntiorien ohcr sliiten no bcr
Rnri pcbudt. Der Worfimcrib herielben pclli
einen hcoemicltoen llebcribuG auf ullo oie IN
terciieu ihrcr Srpoiiiuren ituo publ gelttbert.
Sie iuiro couierpao mo lpnridm octpduei.
G8curac .. Siinncr,
Sbprntou 6unine,
(6,S-0) a. e, z. gPplfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
@nnbc fir Nntpincttc Sulln.

oodcnlod, M, s. Sonllur.
-- Glc itnIlcniidle Hcgierlng bellii1t
lid, @naoe iilr Srolt 9lntoilcttc Col.
Ia. Die iin9c &tolicncrin. 81 crlun.
gen, lUcldc. mcil iic III scr Wcr.bcj0i,
0lnB l6rcr Gbrc einen Uiunn erld)oB,
oc2 Vtot0eS I'M crlten @ruoe iiber-
fubrt 1T mo an nGnlliden 5aoc nit
,ScrrD Moiia, cilcm dltoercn ols Mor-
Der ilberIilbrtcu StaIicucr, gcb1npt
mcr0cn iou. Ter itulicnidp Iicc.
aonnl iiir Nruorf miro iibcrmorgcn
I'M 5ntcrriic Der 5rou Dor Dem
StootS Observation-Disclosures er-
ldeinen ltno ein 9lrgument portragcn.
9IiBerocn lit onr6 oen ,Suim 9.
2lntboup Glib" bon Cincinnati, g.,
elll glppell on 0cn Er1iioenten Nooie.
pclt IN Sang geiebt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
&ranfbaitcs &opiweb,
syrausuleiocn
llnucroaulid)tsit,
@IlioiitGt,
Srritopfins.
9gspepiia
unS aQe StSrmnacm Der 0eber.

9cntbiet ole foaclbcn Spmpione, ipeldbe ourtt
ardnfbeicn Der Bcrbniinnes'Oren entiteben:
%eriopiun1, inncrIi1e Sdmorr6oioen. VIutan,
orang jm Siopfe, faurer mingcn. gtuenbIuien.
@crjIio9lcn 9feI brrSpeifCn. etpere beS O,a.
orno, Lures glniobcn. Sinfen unb alopfcn ocs
@crjcno. mir0cnoc uorr 9rltduna5. .Gieifbc bc
Dom 3inlcQcu. hcrltiuonncnce etigcnlcbt
Flnic obcr @clucbc Dor Den gluacn 6icbcr mo
enmp'c Sb!ncrjcn i'm aopic, 8erIut Der
SUmcIBnblUHocrunG. Gelbbet Der Suut uuo
gnCcL S0mcricn IN Der Gcie. Bruit rno Sie.
ocrn nno rlbplibc glniduc bon Siec, grenneu
I'M 6lctNbc. GiniGc pcnige Noien bon Rao,pap's
@thrn wcrocu N0S Spem bon uu' ben oDenee,
nGnnlcn @cDwcrocu befreicn
Yrsis 25r. Ole Sdad)tel.
@crfanft BET Nputbefcrn obcr onrdj
bic Euit pcrianbt.
scio iidcr. oab 5br HabpaD's 6efommt uub
iebst, ban Der Hamc anf Fem M, iuas Jbr fanft.
Haoluag e. Go., So Gin Ctr, Nclu.
gurf.
(2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
Yillcn

%olItonOjI AcIdmndIoS. elegant
iIbcrjoacn, purgircn, regulircu, flG.
relt reini9cn mo ltGrtcn. 9inolpup'S
Nillcn fir Ncilung ollcr 9tld)wcroeu
ncS Mngcu5, bcr Gingcncioc, 9ticrcn,
Nloir, ucru0ie &ronfbcitcn, S6rpin.
0cl, %crtiAo, Scrltupiuun Gilcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09

3cr &oIfsmmno utltlportet; -Bergeiien lpus
nl6t ~ 1moern IN" Spb % eiebt nocb et
cn id,mcrcs. Ribacftd. cns man ibaiidtitb
bod nod beiettgen fpttrc. 6ie 1dnienoe nnb
Nberiaueltoe. iueIbc ourb Tr Silsbees bcs
ribnlteS peilinittel ,,Nnafeiis" bon oen GuuIett
oer 9dntorrbplhcn beirct fuororn iino. beItdtisen
hteee Slid ocr 0rnuerung In ibren I1nf.
flhrei6eii an u, NeniiIcnicr X Co. Nor 2tfB
Wem.gorf. ipebe nnl erirtben Broben bon
StnuteitS foitenirel pcrienben.
tSt9oSul&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-09
&opkins 2sfdte Spar6am&.
Gr. {, NuatirS.Ginte.
,,abrcs.Scrint.

@uIitmurc. bcu t. 1nnunr 1906.
9Scrm6een unt I. >Sununr 1908. S6,42i62O.5O 30
&pu Gcpuiiturcu cillGcICGt ...... 3.O30352.3l
SiuiCn cnQCnOmmcu .,......... 3O335l.56
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
For Sale

? lots on East Washington street in
 Collins addition. on street car line. City
 water in street: best buy in the city for an investment S5 down and S5 per month takes the two. you will have
 to hurry
 1 lot on North 1Ith avenue, one block north of the City Library. for $500, S5 down and S5 per month. lots on North I2th Avenue. at S25O per lot; S5 down and 8 per month Your choice of the 3 lots. 3-room frame house, for S450; easy payments: s25 down and ST per month. 4-room frame house. with corner lot and plenty of shade for $500, S25 down and $IO per month l lot with portable house and city
 water. for S275; $1o down and SlO per month.
 Broom, two-story brick house in ! Capital addition with bath. for S1S5O: ] S100 down and S25 per month. This i house could not be built today for less than S2200. Groom house with two lots. good ! lawn. chicken yard and stable for S1250 ! Owner leaving the city, reason for sell ' ing
 Groom brick house with front and ! rear porches. fenced and small stable in rear. for S1S50; S20O down and S25 per month 5-rOOm house with screen sleeping room. hot and cold water bath. gas end electric light stable for horse . house located on North Second Av- lurre All for S25Hg
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

trips and other things that will be a7I- ed later, and these will be given 70 the boys and girls who rank highest at tha close of the contest The ons having the most votes will have first choice Of all the premiums. the one ranking second will have second choice. atZI z1 on down until all the scholarships and trips are all given away.
 The work you have to do is simply to get subscriptions to the daily ArI- zOna Republican Every new suH- scrloer you get will count you go many votes for each month paid In advance and every old subscriber you get Co rec new his subscription and pay in aI- vance will count you about so par czrt as much as new one for each month paid All subscriptions taken by con- testants must be prepaid.
 LIST OF SCHOLARSHIPS
 The Phoenix Academy and Bushes College. choice Of any course. businazs, academic or classic.
 Arizona School of Music. Rsczl rI- ano- violin elocutiOn and payzs-sl s1I- ture-
 Lamson Business Celieza e-aeEEa-p- ing shorthand typeR-Titinz. ezzme-- cial law. practical business sz ssE oth- CT course
 Scranton International E1Faasz1-F- ence School Electrical. zrssez1icsI. mining engineering. zreAifss=tu-ss draughtsman. advertisement --stIrz. and Illustrating. assayinr. ekszzIEtr77, and others.
 Then there is free round sFfa Frzze- porJation to the coast. and free rozld trip transportation to the Grand Csz- yOu
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
GOLD AND COPPER STRIKE.

Conservative business men nf Bzn= son were elated yesterday urrr ases of a rich gold strike made by safa- rs F. Young in La Vantia mine. Al C1s= by's Cash Store are samples of fszs nFe which were brought to toan lzFs taze night before by L. c. Clara. ts Es red oxide quartz with a large percent age of galena-
 MT Clark stated to ta2e Pres that he had found the employees st Che mine feeling quite jubilant ever the big blocks of rich ore they nere holstlug from the workings. where they recent ly broke into a ledge of high grade ga- lena and gold ore that iz keeping the i've stamp mill going it's full capacity He measured one block in a pile of eight or nine tons ready to run through the crusher and found it two feet and three inches thick The asssFeF FoIh him this block. which was too &ax5- for one man to handle. represented the width of the new vein Of ore-sUa it's all Ore-whicb gradually FidsEs as they go farther in-
 The company asSayer told Er- CiGgk that the ore he was looking zr czTFzEd an average value of S230 in gold alone in every ton of ore. though some as- says returned as high as Ss5g per ton in E0ld-Benson Press
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
FOR SALE

10 acres. three miles north. good house and shade.
 40 acres in alfalfa. fine location, close in. extra good soil, S46OO.
 so acres, fine land, under Arizona canal. S35 per acre; a first class specu- lation-
 So acres. about miles west of town; water rights in town ditch; half in al- faIfa: S60 per acre
 5-room brick house in Bennett addi- tion modern; a splendid buy; SS2O0- 10-room. modern brick. close in; north part of town; a splendid OppOr- tunity to rent rooms; location cannot be exceIled- Big bargain for some one. Price S35OO.
 5-room house. on North Second Ave, fine shade S2500-
 5-room brick: bath. gas. electric lights. fine corner lot: North Second St close fn- a bargain S2100-
 41 acres alfalfa close in; SsO00- MONEY TO LOAN on qty and
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
Opportunities

Here is a chance to geU a home, if you will take advantage of our offer- We have a tract of fine land three miles from town. partly in alfalfa. and plenty Of Salt water W5u sell 70 OF SO acres Of this tract and build a house and dig a well with pump in it. on terms to suit Why pay rent when you can get a home that will pay itself out7
 10 acres one mile from Capitol building 4-room house. well. windmill and tank and good dairy house. plenty Of shade, Salt water; nearly all in alfalfa A snap S1650-
 40 acres. three miles from city good house, two barns. fine corral nice shade. good well A bargain for Ss251-
 75 acres. seven miles west all in alfalfa: one Of the best i'm proved small ranches in the val lay Investigate
 Two of the finest residences in Phoenix at a bargain
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
OFFICIAL GALL OF THE DOUGLAS
 REPUBLICAN CLUB

You are hereby notified the annual meeting for the purpose of electing of heafs and transac-ing such other busi- ness as may properly come before said meeting will be held at Smiths Hall on Madison street. between Center and First streers. Oct s. 1906 at o'clock P m- HENRY DAVIS, PresL
 R N. HUDSON
 Chairman Ex- Com
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

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Only a Few Days Left in
 Which to Enter Contest
Some of Republicans Sub ScriptiOn Prizes and How They May Be Earned.

Seven scholarships and educational trips, besides other awards. will be given to young hustlers by the Arizo- na Republican.
 The scholarships are worth from SS0 10 Sl25 apiece The boy or girl who gets in on this contest will learn much of value and 1T five or six others stand higher. there still will be scholarships or trips to be given Amy boy or girl in the Territory of Arizona who is de- sirOus Of an education. should not mss the opportunity offered by the Repub- lcan's subscription contest. and those who have not entered their names should do so at once as but a short time remains until the start for sub scripuons will be made. Get in now and be among the winners
 Don't think. boys and girls. be- cause there are a great many compe- ttors that you will stand no show of earning one of the choice scholarships or trips Remember. you can hustle also and all you need to be a winner is a little pluck and a willingness to try You will never have another opportu- nity 10 earn so much in so short time There will be a half dozen scholarships and two free educational
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08

If you believe in Arizona pEoducts ask your grocer for Daisy flour.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-08
Fer Rent

FOR RENT-Nice. new neatly fur
 nIshed cottage with screened sleep
 ing room. lawn and plenty shade one
 block rom car line Lacey's 18th
 St and California ave Brills add FOR RENT-4-rOom- furnished house
 Has gas. electric lights. city water;
 also unfurnished house Mrs D. G.
 Locke. SIS S 1st ave NICE new furnished cottage. with
 elegant screen sleeping room Just
 what you are looking for; also a tent.
 new. clean and neatly furnished for housekeeping Running water in
 both Can at Mrs. Painters East 18th
 St Brill Addition Car FURNISHED ROOMS to rent at 237
 West Madison St Mrs A L. Cum
 mings-
 FOR RENT-F'urnlshed house, close in.
 for two people; gas. hath Apply to
 F. F. Proweu, 25o South First Ave TO RENT-A shaded bungalow. fur
 nIshed. three rooms. mosquito proof sleeping room; on car line. near rose garden water. fine chicken yard.
 Mrs Hine- Board of Trade rooms FOR RENT-Suuny room. new furni-
 ture- with or without board; one
 block north Of Dunbar's rose garden
 Marks
 FOR RENT-A desirable house tent;
 never used by the sick; with or with
 out board: may have use of carriage
 or saddle horse.
 I FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Call PA East Taylor St.
 FURNISHED housekeeping and sin gle rooms. water and lights free
 Two blocks from postoffice- Low rents. 12T F. Van Buren- FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for light housekeeping: good location and fine grounds at 234 w Monroe FOR RENT-2 good furnished houses.
 See Greene & Griffin l LIGHT. airy Housekeeping rooms; fine location: close in- $50 North First FOR RENT-Furnished rooms and for housekeeping; neat; hOmelike. Get our prices The Irving, 53O West Washington
 FOR RENT-DinIng room and kitchen of Valley Lodging House, 123 West Jefferson
 FOR RENT-Three rooms for light housekeeping. also two unfurnished rooms. 721 West Taylor St. FOR RENT-3-room brick cottage. 9e9 South Second Ave. $500. Inquire next door.
 FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms and bath. for housekeeping 500 South Second Ave. FOR RENT-Oue of the best 320-acre ranches. with best water facilities susceptible to division into two ranches. two homes; beautiful coun- fry home with every modern con venlence- For fun particulars Coun- try =. or call at my ranch. 10 miles ! northwest Of Phoenix R. O. Greene FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room sz5 West Van Buren St FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for ! housekeeping. bath; screen porch 5z9 West Adams