davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

They may keep DR.. Lamb off the
ballot, but all the S. P. tricks can't keep
him out Of the board of supervisors.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Look for a warm wave today. Hot
Air Langdon is due.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
At the Bar

Ais your credit good here?
B-I expect so.
A-Then 1 VIII ask you to have bot.
lie Of -Salonwitzblatt.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Slightly disigured. but coming ur
smiling, thank you.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
THEIR FATE.

Mrs Crow William. nave you ever
stopped 70 think what will become OF us
when we are Oid3
Mr. Crow-Ohl 1 suppose we'Ii Wlnd
up as quail on toast az some - HE d'hoto
restaurant
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
A Natural Protest

"They say there are a good many
croakings about the success Of the inn
ported tailor for army men,"
81 suppose that comes from the frogs
on the native uniforms
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Don't forget the issue-Bell and de-
cency against Herrin and Hearst.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

A salvage corps, to save goods from
damage by water is a Los Angeles
necessity.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
Disqualified

eh?"
Yes. SIR
Married.
Eyes. sir"
Got mother-in-law?"
Yes. sir"
You won't do; you'd never dare TO
write mOther-in-law joke. Houston
Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10

Hearst and Herrin-that's all.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
A PRoDIG Y.

Cocatoo-Have you been talking longf
Parrot Well, 1 guess haves Why.
my father lost all his friends trying 10
tell them the cute things ! said when l
MAS only three mOnths oldl
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
WAY lie BANK OF NOME CARLO ALWAYs WINS

Player Hope the Percentages Which Steadily
the Banks Big
rom the hlcag ibrr
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-10
aETTINQ CIVILIZED.

N41 7 N1NU u ' III ~1-911'
Duck-That aristocratic Mrs. Hen goes
10 SO many social functions that can't
imagine how she attends TO her domestic
duties.
Turkey-Ohl She employs an incubator
to do all her Matching.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15

This leaves, among 100 Of the
four east of the west line of Monte
sano, the assessed valuations of
whom size up S150,313, and leaves
the natural conclusion that where
this percentage of the cost of coun-
ty seat is paid, a sense of fairness
would dictate that a voice in it's To-
ca ton should be had. Remember,
this is not an attempt to change
something we did before and "got
sorry" The populous and taxpay-
ing part of Chehali5 county today
was not here twenty years ago when
the present location was made, but is
a part of glorious development that
awaited the exploitation of the mag
nificent latent resources of the coun-
ty. The new location is not an ex-
pertinent, or a guess as to where the
central point will be, as it was twen-
ty years ago, but is situated so GEN.
trally as to insure permanence no
matter how far or in what direction
the progress of the county leads us.
The third claim-That four-fifths
of the county business originates on
Grays Harbor, will be established by
the county records. Let us glance at
them. During the six months end
ing September 80, 1906, there were
flied in the auditors office 767 in
struments, representing considera-
tiCns amounting to $G50,174. OF
these SIS were filed from west of
Montesano, aggregating $503,404,
while east of the county seat 1872 in
struments were filed, the considera-
tions of which were $146,77O. The
ratio here obtained illustrates the
relative business of the county as
correctly as it is possible to ascer-
tain. MAJ
For the year ending August 81,
1906, there were filed in the super
ior court 517 cases, 4S1 civil suits
and SO criminal actions. OF these,
127 originated in and east of Monte
san6, and $50 originated west of
Montesano. OF the civil actions, lis
originated in or east of Montesano,
and 1853 in points west of this incon-
venient and expensive county seat.
OF the Sc criminal cases (the causes
in which the taxpayers pay the costs)
. originated east and 27 west of
Montesano. The records of this
court also show that 80 probate
cases We're adiudicated in that year.
ard that rs of them were affecting
residents west of Montesano. Also,
trat the attendance of witnesses in
civil actions footed up an aggregate
of 79S days, 652 from Grays Har-
bor and 54 from points east. In
criminal and insanity cases, the rec
ords of this court show an attend
ance of 90 witnesses, during the
year alluded to, with a total Of 146
days attendance from Montesano
and points east; 1913 witnesses, with
l1S0 days attendance from Grays
Harbor, and II witnesses; 20 days
from outside points. So 1t appears
a'cng any line one may choose to in
vcstigate. The bulk Of business at
the county seat comes from Grays
Harbor, and the citizens of that To-
cality are asking nothing but simple
justice in advocating the building of
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15

E. X. Wood Lumber Co.,
HOquiam, Wn. 239,4S
Grays Harbor Com1 Co.,
Cosmopolis, Wn. ...... 147,1S
Carlisle-Pennel Lmbr. Co.
eastern Company 49,. 131,6S
Rainier Investment Co.,
Seattle, Wn. .......... SO,6S
Port Blakely Mill Co.,
Port Blakely, Wn. ..... 1854
S m p S o n Logging Co.,
Shelton, Wn. -. ...... 72,79
West & Slade Mill Co.,
Aberdeen, Wn. ........ 6S,33
National Lbr. & Box Co.,
HOquiam, Wn. ........ 57,15
Anderson & Middleton Lbr
Co., Aberdeen, Wn. 80. $3.50
The G E. Burrows Co.,
Aberdeen, Wn. ....... 4S,63
Stanton Land Co., Aber-
deem, Wn. ............ 46,S
Wilson Bros. & Co., Abb
erdeen, Wn. .......... 46, ,5S
Lytle Log. & Mercantile
Co., Hoquiam, Wn. go. 1904
Charles II. Davis, Sagin-
aw, Mich. ............ 45,99
Grays Harbor Electric CO.
Aberdeen, Wn. ........ 1850
Fleitz, e. M, Detroit,
Mich. ......... Al, 10
Ed. Lowe, Grand Rapids,
MICH. 4l, 10
J. P. Fleitz, Detroit, Mich. 4O,SS
American Mill Company,
Aberdeen, Wn. ........ $3.50
Marie M. Orosley, West
Virginia. -. ....... 34,73
A. F. Coats, Aberdeen, Wn 32,43
HARDWOOD Lumber Co.,
Aberdeen, Wn. ........ 1904
Chehalis & Pacific Land
Co., Tacoma, Wn. ..... 1926
A. J. West, Aberdeen, Wn. 1922
East Hoquiam Company,
Hoquiam, Wn. ....... 1884
Mason County Log. Co.,
Seattle, Wn. .......... 2S,SS
Lumberman's Bank, Ho-
quiam, Wn. .......... 2S,5O
First National Bank, Ho-
quiam, Wn. .......... 2S,40
Frank Fl. Lamb Timber
Co., Hoquiam, Wn. 80. 27,73
Aberdeen L'br. & Shingle
Co., Aberdeen, Wn..... 1853
Ninemire & Morgan Co.,
Montesano, Wn. ....... 1851
J G. Lewis, Aberdeen, Wn 1866
f. Neff & Son, Mcbride,
Mich. 80. ........... 25,47
E. X. Wood, Hoquiam. $3.50
Keystone Timber Com
pany, Hoquiam, Wn..... 25,0S
st. Paul, Minneapolis e
Manitoba Ry. Company,
Seattle, Wn. .......... 25,06
C. F. White, Seattle, Wn. "a, 15
Poison Brothers, Hoquiam 24,13
Kellogg, o. NJ, & F. ].
| Wood, Hoquiam, Wn. =. 24,05
F.. Middleton &c Sons, Alb
| erdeen, Wn. .......... 1878
Harbor Land Company,
Hoquiam, Wn. ........ %,
Chehalis County Log. and
Timber Co., Aberdeen. 1880
Burrows C Rust, Saginaw
Mich. ...... ........ 22.s7
A. F. Coats Logging Co.,
] Aberdeen, Wn. ........ 1884
Union Lumber Co., Seattle 22,SG
George II. Emerson, Ho-
quiam. Wn. ...... 49,. 22.17
Phoenix Logging Co., Sc
attic. wn. ............ 21.s2
Samuel Benn. Aberdeen. =. 21,1s
Hayes & Hayes, bankers,
| Aberdeen, Wn. ........ ZO,Ul
Fordney Timber Company
St. Johns, Mich. ...... 1885
Puget Mill Company, Sc
attic. wn. ............ 1913!
Jes. A. Karr, Hoquiam ,.a 1881
Hoquiam Water Company,
Hoquiam. Wn. ........ 1885,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15

Hoquiam Lmbr. & Single
Co., Hoquiam, Wn. 49,. 1875
Sunset Telephone & Tele-
! graph Co., Seattle, Wn.. 17,465
A. O. Damon, Damon,
WIN. ........ ........ IL, ,GZ4
Alex. Poison, Hoquiam :. 1909
Lytle Bros, Hoquiam -. 16,52O
Western Cooperage Co.,
| Aberdeen ........ .... 16,465
Merrill G. Ring Lmbr. Co.,
| oodllle 10, lSU
Union Mill Company, Abb
| efueen ........ IA, ,494
j. Hopkins Smith, New
York, n. Y. .......... 14,425
Aberdeen State Bank, Alb
erdeen, Wn. ......... 13,999
c. c. Combes, Elma, Wn. 1856
Western Lmbr. Company,
Aberdeen, Wn. ........ 1866
Aberdeen Brewing Com
pany, Aberdeen, Wn. -. 1920
Washington improvement
Co., Seattle .......... 12,OS5
iWeatherwax, C. NJ, Alb
( efueen l1,9Z2
Ed. Campbell, San Jose,
| Gal. ........ ........ III, 80
st. Johns Lumber Co., St.
Johns, Mich. -. ........ 11,71O
J. w. Fordney, Saginaw,
Mich. ...... ......... 1880
Grays Harbor Lumber Co.
Hoquiam ... ..... 1850
Dryden & Leitch Lumber
Co., Aberdeen .... .... 1882
Geo. Hubble, Montesano 1852
II. l.. Miller, Aberdeen :. 1O,29O
Markham Shingle Com
pany, Ocosta, Wn. go. 9,709
C II. Green, Saginaw,
Mica. 1000
Boeing Estate, West Vir-
Slnld 9,40
White Star Lumber Co.,
Elma, Wn. ...... 1870
Western Union Telegraph
Co., Seattle &. ........... 9,025
Frank Stencil, Hoquiam S,605
Aberdeen Timber Com
pany, Aberdeen .... :. $3.50
B. B. Healey, Seattle, Wn. S,4OO
Michigan Lumber Com
pany, Aberdeen .... 1850
Ella J. and J. S. Book, Los
Angeles, Cal. ......... 7,734
Olympic Land Company,
Aberdeen 80. ........ 6,745
H. b. Scott, Burlington,
Iowa 49,. ........... 6,340
w +. Boeing, Aberdeen. $685.
Talbot Walker Company,
Seattle ...... ........ 5,44O
O. NJ. Kellogg, Hoquiam. 4,547
Kleeb Lumber Co., South
Bend, Wn. go. ...... 4,450
Poison Shingle Company,
Hoquiam ...... ...... $3.50
The Vulcan Iron Works,
Aberdeen ............ 1920
!. II. Hewitt, Hoquiam.. 3,100
A. S. Hodgdon, Hoquiam. 3,050
Eoquiam Inv. & Imp. Co.,
Hoquiam 49,. ....... 5000
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15

I Lumber Co. 49,. .... $500
G. e. Burrows Co. 4S.633
Stanton Land Co. ...... 46,S17
Wilson Bros. e Co...... 46,5S5
Iytle Logging e Mere Co. 46,O49
Crays HarbOr Elec. Co.. 1882
American Mill Co. ...... 36,S07
A. F.. Coats .......... 32,433
HARDWOOD Lumber Co =. 32,040
A j. West ........... 29,92O
East Hoquiam Co. ...... 2S,945
Lumbermans Bank ... $500
First National Bank, Ho-
quiam 49,. ..... 2S,4OO
Frank II. Lamb Timber
Co. 49,. ........... 27,73O
Aberdeen Lumber & Shin
gle Co. ..... ..... 25,S99
Ninemire & Morgan Co :. 25,S75
John G. Lewis ........ 1854
e. X. Wood ....... 25,300
Keystone Timber Co. -. 25,OSO
G F. White ....... 24,155
Poison Bros. ........... "a, ,135
Kellogg e Wood ....... 24,055
E. Middleton & Sons. ...... 23,732
Harbor Land Co. ....... 23,41O
J Chehalis County Log &
Timber Co. ......... 23,3OS
A. F. Coats Logging Co. 22,94S
Geo. H. Emerson ...... 22,176
Samuel Benn .......... 21,1S5
Hayes e Hayes, bankers. 10000
! Jas. A. Karr. .......... 1888
Hoquiam Water Co. 80. 1879
HOquiam Lumber & Shin
gle Co. ............. 1875
A. o. Damon .......... 1924
Alex. Poison .......... 1909
Lytle Bros. ...... -. 16,52O
| Western Cooperage Co. :. 16, ,465
Merrill & Ring Lumber
Co. 80. .......... 1880
| Union Mill Co. ........ 14,494
Aberdeen State Bank -. 1899
! Western Lumber Co. 49,. 1866
Aberdeen Brewing Co. =. 1920
| G M. Weatherwax =. ... 1922
Grays Harbor Lumber Co. 1850
Dryden & Leitch Lumber
Co. ..... ........... 1852
II l.. Miller ........... 1920
! Markham Shingle Co. -. 9,709
Frank Stencil ... S,605
! Aberdeen Timber Co. -. $3.50
Michigan Lumber Co. -. 1850
Olympic Land Co. ...... Gas
w. e. BOeing -. ......... 5,5S5
o. M. Kellogg ......... 4,5i7
Courthouse-FoUr :.
Poison Shingle Co. ..... $3.50
Vulcan Iron Works ..... 1920
j. H. Hewitt .......... 3,100
A. S. HOdgdOn ......... $3.50
Hoquiam Inv. & Imp. Co. 5000
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15

Total .... .... 50, 307, ,002
1t will be observed in this list of
the 100 largest taxpayers that 33 of
them are assessed for $3,7S5,756 on
railroad, telegraph, telephone lines
and timber lands owned by non-resi-
dents. Note the list of those hold
irgs and bear them in mind later on:
NOn-Resident Taxpayers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-15
Total -. 49,. ....$6,144,269

Total -. -. .$6, A. 1863
An examination of this list will re-
veal the fact that, while the as
sessed valuation of the county for
1905 was sS,520,930. the 100 indi-
viduals and corporations named
above paid on S6,144,269, practical
II seventy-five per cent of the taxes
Of the county. OF this 100 names
II is found that the following 63 Of
them are on Grays Harbor, and that
they represent $2,20S,2O0 of that
assessed valuation:
Northwestern Lmbr. Co.'s 346,S37
Poison Logging Co. ..... 257,115
z X. Wood Lumber Co.,. 239,4S9
Grays Harbor ComI Co. 147,1s0
West 6 Slade Mill Co.. -. 6S,333
National Lumber & Box
Co. ......... ....... 57.155
Anderson & Middleton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
kImOnaS.
A long talk on short ones,
and a short talk on long ones

VIII not be half as interesting as an
examination of these handsome XII
monas. It has never been definitely
settled as to who invented the
kimona, but whoever did-may peace
be to his-or her memory-forever
and forever.
LONG KIMONAS-Arnoid f1annelettes,
dark and light blue and red, with
dresnel design; trimmed in red satin.
Reduced from G1 10
$40 TO-. 1900 =
SHORT KIAIONAS-Dark blue fan
relette, with white polka dots and a
plain blue band around the neck and
down the front. 65-cent 40
quality, for.
SHORT KIMONAS-Jap designs and
also stripes; navy, red, blue and
black; $1.25 and S1.75, OK
reduced to...-...-......''.'.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Ladies Gloves.

We sell more gloves than any other
store The best makes are carried,
the leading shades.
Cashmere, 2-clasp, silk lined; ESo
black and colors- ~
Black Silk Wool Lined Mittens. $1OO,
$3.50 and $1.75 81
1Or... ........-..
Odds and ends in lined and unllned
Mocha. Small sizes only; CT m
Misses kid, sizes from AZ to Ga. Tan,
red, brown and few white. Always
sell for S1.00 and SIPS; TX
Glovine-the very best preparation for
cleaning gloves. 25 cents a botJIe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Ladies Corsets

Fine coutf, princess hip, high or low
bust lace trimmed at the top, white
or drab; soc and 75c 20
III -
Broken styles and sizes, Lily of France,
Venice and 9. 3. makes. White and
dTab; Sl.75 to $500. 81 90
iOI -..........- ........... - ~ -
Children's coutil corset waists, with
or without hose supports. From l to
years. From 25 cents 10
Children's f1eeced lined cotton vests,
pants and drawers, broken lines
gray-35c and 45c values OK
for, garment ...............A OC
LADIES UNDERWEAR-M
drawers, with deep tucked lawn
ruffie, edged with wide embroidery,
open and closed; 40
ooc quaIlEy for.....-.......-..... -
ALL INFANT AND CHILDREN'S
SILK BONNETS AT HALF PRICES,
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
SANTA FEE TIME TAsLE.

CITY TIME
 Departure Arrival ''The Diamond Jo." for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs) wickenburg. sslome, Con- gress, Prescott, Jerome, Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City. Chicago, Los Angeles. Coronado and San Fran cisco. .l2:i5 am. 20 am ''The Daylight Express for Wickenburg. Con gress. Prescott Ash Fork and East..-........... s:2o am. s:l5 pm Mesa and Tempe.......... 6:io am. SIS am.
 l:25 am. ,25 pm
 4:5op-m. CPS p IT. Florence, Kelvin, winkel- msn.......... ......-..... II :25 am. I.25 pm
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Accumulated excess in temperature since January. l. 90 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January, 1. 013 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

GIDEON CLUB-The young mems class of the Church of Christ meets at the Sunday school hour for class. This Is a most enjoyable and helpful fel- lowship. and all young men are invit- ed and wecOmed
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
ALL NIGHT SERVICE

ALL NIGHT SERVIcE-The Consoi. dated Telephone. Telegraph and Flee i tric Co. is reorganizing it's Tempe of. ] flee and will inaSurate all night service FOR THE WINTER-H. c. Webe
 and Frank R. Smith of Kansas City ! through the agency of Fl. I. Latham & ! Co, have rented the Dunbar residence J for the winter Mir. Weber will be join- i eG later by his sister and mother.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH South second avenue. Rev J. w. At wood. rector. Services today. First Sunday in Advent; kindergarten and | Sunday school at 10 o'clock: holy communion and sermon at II o'clock; evening prayer at 4:3O o'clock. At the evening service the rector will give
 the first of a series Of lectures on some great Christian leaders of the nine
 teenth century. the subject of the first
 lecture being Queen Victoria, the Christian Sovereign"
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH EVEN-
 ING PRAISE VICE-Services at
 the Presbyterian church today will be
 as follows: Sabbath school 9: % a. m..
 EndeavOr consecration meeting 63O D.
 m. Morning preaching service at II q. m. will be appropriate to the season.
 Thanksgi wing sermon by the pastor.
 Rev Campbell. Harvest Anthem" :"
 (Stainer) by quartet and offertory solo Fear Not Ye. O. Israel" CBuck). sung by Mrs. Hughes. An Evening With the old Hymns" will be enjoyed at the evening preaching hour. 7:30. Besides special anthems by the choir. several of the favOrite old hymns will be sung by the congregation and the pastor will give the history and origin of each together with something regarding their spiritual significance. This will certainly be a profitable service to at tend. Strangers are especially invited to join in these services.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST-Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Elder J. Cronenberger. minister: residence 722 W. Fillmore St. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. D. Littlejohn.s superintendent Morning sermon and communion at II o'clock. Elder Grant K Lewis of Long Beach. Cal. corresponding sec retary of the Arizona and Southern California Missionary society," will preach. It is desired by the mnster of the church that all the members and trends be present to hear Elder Lewis. Christian Endeavor at 6:3O D. m. Miss Jessie Lee Orr. president. Subject: Courage or Cowardice-Whichgr MT. Kilius. leader Evening worship and sermon at 7:30 Subject, Another Way" There will be special music at all these services. and a most cordial fa aU invited to worship.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Don't forget Bangs lecture at Pres byterian church Monday night. Tickets at Diehrs.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

That's the kind of service you want in any line isn't it? And when your eyes need help you'd be especially pleased if you could be sure of such treatment, wouldn't you?
 We are sure we can give you just such service and so sure are We that we back it up with a guarantee-of satisfaction in every case we under take; providing only that our instruc- tions are carried out faithfully.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
NEW CORPORATIONS Ns-Articl

NEW coRPoRATIoNs-Artic Of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yester- day: The Sparta Consolidated Mining company. capital stock. S20O,0O0. in- corpOrators Jeremiah Rife. William D California Nevada Mining company capital stock S1.OO00O0. incorporators T. F.. Hayden. W. H. Dunlap. A. D. Caldwell. Q. F. Greeley and Hugh J. M'lssac; The Tarina company. capital stock S20O.0O0. incorporatoIs c. r.. r. Anderson. F. w. Martin and F.. F.. Johnson; The Pacific Coast Oil com pany capital stock. $l000. 900. incor- pOrators C. N. Felton. George Loomis. George NJ H.dges. James Lawler and l.. D. Fisk: Central American Rubber company. capital stock SS5. 900. incor- pOratOrs, Lee F. Nadeau and Edward c. II. Holmes; BullfiOg Bonanza Noun tain Consolidated Mining company. capital stock S1.000OO incorporators William NJ. Sims. J. B. Quiglay and l.. R. Young; Columbia Consolidated Copper company. capital stock s1.OOO, % 900. incorpOrators George E. Hoster Burton H. Bridge and George E. Hosier, Jr; The Diamond C. Mining company. capital stock $s5.0O0. incor- porators Charles F.. Beck, w. J. Mack and Paul Wagner.
 Don't foroat Ranos; Iao4,,ro ,4 pro-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

| fihS NE HODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Corner of Second Aev. and Monroe St. The services today will be as follows: Sunday school at s:45 1 preaching by the pastor at II o'clock | Junior League at 3. Epworth League at 6:30. The evening hour will be de- voted 10 a sacred concert beginning at 1880.
 4 FAMILY REUNION-J. A. Mar shall and wife went to Maricopa last night to meet three of MT. Marshalrs sisters who are expected to arrive in Phoenix Sunday morning. Two of them Mrs. Jane M. Graham and Mrs. Cath erine Douglass come from New Glas- gow. Y. S.. the other one, Mrs. Eliza . beth Thompson, comes from Stockton. California. They expect to spend the winter in Phoenix at the Marshall home. 1903 West Washington street. When the two sons of MT. and Mrs. Marshall come home for the holidays there will be a regular family reunion.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Opposite postoffice. Preaching morn ing and night by Harold Govette. Theme for II a. m.: Choosing the Better Part" For 7:3O D. m.: "The Church at Antioch There will be special music at each service In the morning Prof. Francis Hughes will render solo and the choir will sing an anthem. At night there will be an anthem by the choir and a solo by Mir John Mccoy. The Sunday school services will begin at 9:45 a. m. and the Epworth League at 6:30 D. m Topic. Temptations" The public in coming to this church, will find a warm house. a warm gospel and a warm re- ception
 A DOCTOR WANTED-The com missioner of pensions is short just one doctor on his examining board here He has requested Governor Kibbey to nominate a good man for appointment but like the commissioner. the gover- nor does not know who to recommend He knows some good doctors and knows some wh perhaps would be willing to serve whether they were good doctors or not, but the trouble is to get a man who is both competent and willing to serve. The commissioner writes that the veterans are entitled to the best medical service obtainable and in that says the applicant must have practiced his profession at least five years and preferably ten years.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
or LOCAL
 III INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair; warmer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

T 1VI III6Vi NtIF4IIf NIHAtI-
 man.. ......-..... II :25 am. 1 :25 pm
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

If you would have me thankful be, Just go to town and buy for me Some candy to eat; and don't be afraid If Donofrio the candy from Cactus has
 made.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02
EXPERT ALIENIsT-Sur

EXPERT ALIENIsT-Supt. Ferguson of the Arizona insane asylum is in Prescott where he was called as an expert in murder trial being sum moned in connection with an Inquiry into the sanity of the defendant.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Henry Mallard's famous New York candies received fresh every week at the Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Sweet apple cider. just received. 500 a gallon. Bring your jug and get 1t filled. Melczer Bros. company.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

You can find at Melczer Bros. com pany full line of both rye and bour bon bottled in bond whiskey.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Wanted for United States army: Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and 35; citizens of United States. of good character and temper ate habits. who can speak. read and write English. For information apply to recruiting officer postofice building. Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

Old Rutledge Pure Food Law whis- key. full quarts. one dollar a bottle
 Nothing better for family or medicinal use. Sold by Melczer Bros. company.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-02

CORN FLAKES IN ToWN-The Pure Food Depot received a supply this week. Tie demand is greater than the supply. but we will do our best to have the factory make us weekly snip ments. Fresh foods arriving nearly every day. 21 s. First avenue.