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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
| | DESPERATE SHOT BY POSSE '[Is
slayer Of Mnrshal Burned Out OF Bnrrt.
I-its 355 cndc mud Killed. S4t8,, q S

slayer OF Marauai iSuENu WY wy ~. ~ 49,
cndc mud Killed. ~,
& 4. M1DVIL1.E CA. pecemb,r sI,-Jsnn J,
Major. the negro who recently shot
ana killed wv Brinson, town. n.,nars,n !, z q
at this place, was th.s a,f,erMoon, =, n,onS nmni
fe fo asa1Mps 'aouse about l three miles from
sM!dv,Me. and q party of white cttiz"yt
set out to- capture him. nuri'ns tn tne
ior struck Mr., Williams the present
Town marshal, inflicting slight
wound IN the hand. The housem !, ! y
sat on flre Ito drive him out. Major
finally left tho house, Airing both bay,
reis. OF his gun without effect. ano
was Immediately shot and k!lieaa;; y a;,, Z
Is aid limits Ca ptnre, Tonight nea = riy =
every man on, the street is CARRYING =
shotgun or ritle, but II rs hoped thers
win be no further trouble. PractiSa,ly y
not a negrop,s to be seen tonight
and everything Is qu!et,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
,PowERs's5 DEFENSE :,I CLOSES
Dry Devoted to Effort 70 DAcretit
tWitpeaaes for StRte.

IDny Devoted to Effort 70 Dhcredt
witpesaes for state.
sGEORG ETOWN, ky. December =.
OF Caleb Powers. who Is charged wlIh VIZ,
completely inthe assassination, OF VII vi
liam Goebel. The prosecution then oe-
gan rebuttal testimony. ~, wers mainly
devoted by the defense to. breaking
down the testimons OF Noakes anu
Golden. and for this purpose Sthey IN, n.
trodueed several wieNss5es' emel enae Of Of
Danville i'll. who testified that Noakes e
made his Danville statement sfnl,the q {. e
presence OF himself and Attorney Man
Lewis. but refused TO sign ~ tad unieat l1i at
nothing was said to Noakes about a
statement being. wanted to secure. {.
new trial for Powers. thus directlS
contradicting Noakes.
snondent. o.; N si testified that wharton Golden
sa,d to him In Lexington on the day
that Henry Youtsey's confsssion ap,
peaTe6 @ In the YoStssy5 IS talnE too
that that fixed or .cinched." ~.
The court admonished the Jury TN, rtna'
this evidence only arsetea irs se1asn the cfeu1.
States Attorney Franklin asked for
a subpoena compelling the state Aud; .Sna;
.itor TO bring his books and to snow ON
how much Of the Sl0O,OVO 'GoepeI "
ward fund has been expended IN tns r
prosecution OF these assasslnatlcl
cases. This order is returnaple ,lNrr'' a.' aoll
During the noon adjournmento1 q
court Judge Sims. chief counsel for tns
defense. submitted pronos.'SSn i,n aa Sarris +
"a instruct the jury and submit tht
case ca without argument on either side
states Attorney Franklin; however
refused the proposit lon. and the arRu'
ment VIII be gone into.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
HOLD TROOPS I'm READlINEss.
Serious Race Clashtls Fearcdhin Okla.

SCTtOUN NhCe NIdNh Y II FeartdEtN 9URlA-
n homa Town.. K.
GUTHRIE, OK LA, December 27,
Governor Haskell Tonight said that he
had received disquieting reports from
iHenrietta, and tina = two3.cbmppnies of
national guard Is are In 4 readiness M to
move to that town at any moment.
He3 Is awaiting a E stelegraphic request
from the Mayor for he lp.' Armed guards s
are endsavorinE to and Am armed body
of Negro es,, 4 las q re eported four les
from town, q n !. 81 s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
COMMISSION JUBALs EAR
Nnmesakc of Famous Confederate
Among New Lieutenants.

Among New Lieutenants.
WASHINGTON, December ei.-1t
'sas announced at the War Department
to-day that ,thirty-seven candidates for
the army had successfully passed the
recent competitive examination. and
will be commissioned IN the order In
which they passed. OF this list four
teen OF the successful candidates have
completed the probationary period %
two years service in the ranks OF the
army. The other :twenty-threc success
full candidates are civilians. In TIL"
latter category are Juba! "A. Early.
relative OF the distinguished Confed-
crate cavalry leader Of that name, and
Webster A. Capron. son of Major Allyn
Capron, who. died at Fort Myer as a
result OF exposure In the Cuban cam
patgn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
MISSING GIRL IN LOUISIANA
She L. Deserted by Preacher Who
ElnpeL With Her.

She "a DearFted by PrcNcher Who
ElnpeL With Her.
NEW YORK, December 27.-That t
Fioretta Whalsy, the young girl who
eloped last April with the Rev. Jere X.
Cooke, then pastor of st. Georges
Episcopal Church. OF fIempstead, may
be. now In Louisiana. is indicated In a
letter received to-day by Samuel T.
Wright, chief clerk of the Nassau
county Surrosatc's Court. The letter
is dated from Emden, La, is post
marked New Nerda, la, and signed y,
r.. Jones, 1t says that a girl about
seventeen or eighteen years OF age
who gave tile name OF Floretta Whaley
was brought to his home last April
by; a man named Cooke. The man said q
the girl was 4 hls stepchlld; that her
mother was dead, and that he was no
longer ahle to care for her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
Youth Held TOR Houscbreaking.
W tSpecial tolThe Times Dlspntch,l

III AZ Special to7The Tlnles- plspntch,1
as sNORFOLk,SGVA. December 27.--Io oe
swinson, Jr, boy. In his teens, was
to-day held onta llousebreaking charge,
1t being alleged that he broke into a
hardware store on City Hall Avenue
value of 500. fs F5slt Il ys'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
EX-GOVERNOR JACKSON DIES.
Prominent NHrylandcr. Long Feeble,
Expires in sleep.

ExpircN IN Sleep.
BALTIMORE. MD, December a7,--
Former r Governor Elihu Jackson died
here to-day at the age! OF seventy years
suffering from rheumatism. complicated
heart trouble, He passed awayi'tn his
sleep. Mr.. jackson was Governor ot
Maryland from 1883 until 1929. ana
as a member Of tho state Legislature.
He. had extensive lumber interests tn
the South through which he amassed
"a large fortune. aT3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
DRUNK, he KILLS BROTHER. 70. :lF

DrIye. s NJ thor out and lI shootN hoy
% IN .S ii lie fendink Her,
E!AYETTEv1LLIE9 g A.. Deeember !; -, .
5brother.s Nat Beadl es. last night
at the / home OF hls mo her, Joe had
returned !, ONE. ia spend the \ mol DAYS,
and be gan drinking, III 9 ran his moth.
er from II he 4 house and shs informsd :
HIM hIoe resented THE interference OF
Nat. and the shooting Followed, M N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
f,nntinne YYnII4h Trip

lIiL, December 2T.--The
trial OF John, r. Walsh to-day was
until next Thursday be-
cause OF the illness. OF one 4 he sjusors,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
ANOTHER DAVIS CAPToR
uOOsier Who Claims Distinction Dies


TJORNy1LLE. IND, December 27.--
KinsaS Belt, one fot the captors 81
Jefferson Davis, the President Of the
Confederate States, died yesterday.
aged sjXty-three. Belt was for yeats
a5nlerchant OF ThornVllle, but for
some Years. has been liylngSon. his farm.
He was dispatch bearer OF tl1s
Twelfth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28
New 5CnroIIn a Isural Route

WASHINGTON. %. Sc.,4 December 27,s----
Wade II. Whtestdes has been ap-
pontsl resllar and William Y, !, Flynn
7s ! Il sAt II see N. g, 5s4 . Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-28

the framework fell LAO feet from tn
highest point In the bridge. 6
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
County Union 10 Meet.

The County Farmers Union will meet
at B. unity Land on Friday, April 9TH IT
is hoped to have every delegate present
with as many local members as can pos
sibly come. This is a farmers organiza-
ton, and we hope every farmer will show
an interest and give encouragement by
attending. The warehouse committee
will make a report and present plans and
estimates of cost Of building. All this
and much other business is of vital Inn
portance to the farmers and we earnestly
urge every member to give the cause
their hearty cooperation. Let every
member express an interest BY attending
this meeting-Friday, April. 9th, &c III
O'CLOCK. y, B. Harris, President
a. n. Prichard, Sec'y-Treas.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
ggral ann Dersnmal.

wagons. 4. B. Alexander. Waihaiia.
ID. H. Harris, representing the State
Mutual Insurance Company, fs In Wal
halla.
New spring goods at G. W. Pitchford
Co.'s.
Mrs.. j.. w. Keys, Of Charlotte, lie
spending some time with her father,
Capt. VIM. Perry.
Buy your cotton seed meal, corn,
oats, bran, shorts, &C., from us.
Craig-Verner Mercantile Co.
Miss Ruth Hunnicutt is now sales
lady in the dress goods department OF
Hunt 81 Harpers store, Seneca.
-Miss Ellie Bellotte, of Spartanburg,
ison a two-weeks' visit to relatives in
Oconee county.
To young men: Popular styles, mod
crate prices. Read advertisement on
this page. Hunt & Harper.
Mrs. e. r. Lucas Returned to wal
halla last Saturday, alters short visit to
her mother, nea Winnsboro.
Hon. Thos. n. Tatum, of Bishopyille,
spent several days last week with rela-
lives in West Union.
Last styles and best quality In mil.
linery. Spring opening March 20 and so.
r. p. Cochran, Seneca.
w. i. Ramey win sing ut the Rocky
Knoll Baptist church the second Sunday
in April, beginning at 0 o'clock q. m.
Two good miloh COWS for sale. One
is pure bred (St. Lambert strain) Jersey.
Mrs. =, II. Coe, Riohland. 8. @.
--Misses Irene Strother and Mary
Pitchford, of. Converse College, spent
q few days In Walhalla with their
parents this week.
We have the very latest in style. and
the best In quality in millinery. Open-
ing Friday and Saturday, March 20 and
90. @. G. Jaynes.
DIR. and Mrs. p. FL. E. Sloan, of Glenn
son College, spent last Sunday In Wal
halla at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O..
Merrick.
For sale cheap one two.ox wagon
and yoke. apply to ]. b.. s. Dendy. 1915
Born, unto Mi. and Mrs. Thos. III.
ID. Mann, In West Union, last Wednesday,
March god, q daughter.
-Lost-Between Walhalla Hotel and
my residence o watch fob with gold
buckle and cross. Finder will please re-
turn to Guy I. Grove, or leave at the
Courier office.
Married, at Long Creek, on Sunday,
March II, 1907. Eely Moore and Miss Ella
Woodall, Magistrate Gus c.. Arve oficiat-
ing. Best wishes are extended to the
happy young couple.
-Up-to-date millinery! Opening on
March 20 and 80. Don't fail to attend.
r. p. Cochran, Seneca.
Providence permitting, there will be
preaching in the Oakway Presbyterian
church next Sunday, 3lst instant, at IL.
O'Clock O.. M; also, the sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered.
II. w. Holleman is at Townville this
week In the capacity of expert account.
ant. He Is auditing the books of the
Townyille Oil Mill, which were destroyed
by fire last year.
If you want to sell your land or buy
any land, in town or out, see me before
You trade. will make you n
7. T.. Alexander, Real Estate Agent,
Walhalla, SIC.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
rheumatic pains Believed.

B. f. Croker, Esq, now 81 years OF
age.a and for twenty years Justice OF the
Peace at Martinsburg, lowe, says: II am
terribly afflicted with sciatie rheumatism
In my left arm and right nip. nave
Rain and it did me lots Of good" For
sale by DIR. j. w. Bell, Walhaila; W. y.
Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
at Last.

j. "A. Harmon, of Lizemore. West Va,
says: cat last have fonnd the perfect
pill that never ~disappoiats me. aud for
the benoft OF others afflicted with torpid
liver and chronic constipation, will sly,
take DR.. Ripg'gtNew Life Pills. Guar
anteed satisfactory. % cents at all drug
pists, 90
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27
New County Scheme.

Branchyille, March PA movement
is under way to form a new county Win
Branohyille as the county seat, oatroi
parts OF orangeburg, Dorchester ana
Collector counties.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27

with relatives Ia WAlhASa
Come quick Fpux nice milch COWS
liing;s, Riohisnd, S. isTi4
THE CraiSsvefnef MERCANTILE Gcm-
pany announces . special sale for next
Saturday, March Both. Read Ltheir ID
yertisemeaS md call on them.
MY millinery opening next Midday
and Saturday Cordial Invitation 20 NIL,
Miss Nora Cooley.
-Miss Cara Shirley of Anderson, 10
visiting her brothefs FRANK y. Shirley,
for Z day O. swos ShsdsSStoppisg q the
Attention is called to Hunt 3 Haf.
them when you AFRO iuSSS6uecA. They are
prepared to meet AL yoar wants in cloth
Ing, shoes. dry goods otto.
Master Joel DuPre. o 6fFMr. and
Mrs. y N, DuPye, who ltsa near Wall
halla, has been quite siok for two weeks,
with typhoid fever ThaSfftends Of the
family will he glad u learn that tho lit
tie suffereris Improving !.
~. II. Bryan. Deputy sud Master
Of she Eighth Masoni6 Oil will pay
Blue Ridge LODGE Nost4f 33 r Nj, an
iaIl ..t j. Il ssss e sssssl 3 sSra sass :
-Quite q number Of Wstepse;h ,s young
people were delightfully."- ebTnshiped Last
Monday evening aSstheh oooN Mr.. and
Mrs. S. N. Pftchford. MI Pr Tommie
and Dora Pftchford gave feY event 10
honor OF their friends, Miss1fpu WY Fitch.
ford and Irene Strothor. letee9
-Miss Nora C6olsy's mtlfsl : ,ppening
next Friday and Saturday 4 / oh 10th
and S0th. alland see her. ptsaA
Tho regular; monthly corfsnsasoatioo
Of Blue Ridge Lodge No. g$,. A. r. N
Will 90 held ~ Masonic femple on next
Friday night xvth Instant az bloc
The Craft are requested 20 90 prompt IN
their
tisement OF Misc Nora Cooley, milliner,
ESheEwill have her epring opening OF mill
liueTy next Friday and Saturday March
20 and 80, and will be pioased to have all
the ladfes call and sinspect her stock.
Her store 10 In the Waihaiia3 Hotel build
ing. 81
Large crowds are attending the meet
TiEgs being conducted In IN old store
in West Union which has been seated
and comfortably equipped for religious
services. Rev. g. B. Cashwell, Of
ministers 4 workers from abroad, has
charge Of b seryices, which will CON
tinue until next Sunday night.
MI. q ~. .hon, ~ ~. p.ashntaa
10, nhvsnh a.'Rs;r BE- w;IY yhoi5 hi.
dra,,sa Soa a~arcisas On 4 aiss instanf
IRE Msybndist and Rant;st SUNDAY
scboo,a w;iiS io;n ,,ith tha- P,eshyterian
in the ceiebrstion Inn wiz he addressed
by j. w. Sheior Eso.. Of WaNhalia. The
public generals are invited attend.
-
-. w. SnelOr, heS., --x8 10C FbO 'JOnu
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
.-s++++++-.++++-++++++$%%&<

The Black Patti TroubadOurs. which is recognized as one of the most pop ular and successful stage attractions in the United States. presenting e. varied style Of entertainment. will b- seen at the Doris opera house on Tuesday. February 5th-
 The company consists of forty Afro- Americans, headed by Mime. SissieI- etta Jones. popularly known as- the Black Patti and considered 10 De the most accomplished singer of her race. and Jolly John Larkins. The Giant Premier Of cC-ored comedians reputed to be the funniest colored m,l alive. Black Patti has appeared with great success in Europe. singing il Paris. Berlin. St. PCrersburg. London and other music cente-s. and enjoys the distinction of having sung by com mand for the present king of Gerl- Britain. Her success ia the Unlted States with che TroCba-oUrs covers a period of eleven wears. During that time she has appeared before the largest audiences tLat ever assembled 10 pay homage tO g C--a- Al the Madison Square Garden. New Tort City, she attracted an audience mum bering over 16.009. and at the great PittsburS exposition. 23.4pe people as- semblcd to hear her sing.
 She has been the stellar attraction of the "Troubadours~ for eleven con secutivc seasons and the unprecedeut- ed success of this company Is due, lL Ia large measure. to the remarkably vocal Accomplishments Of this distG- Suished artist. There are two scor. other singers. dancers, comedian. vaudevillians. specialists. refined co"l shouters comprising the Black Patt' TroUbadours" who appear iu stag show that Is as varied as it Is enter taining. and the kind that is under stood and enjoyed without the aid O. a ubrctti or an interpreter. It iS a rapid fire medley Of song. story. dane with negro melody. dafky fun. ths buck dance. the cake walk stunuinE specialties and coon shouts. hapui'- interspersed and cIimaXed by seiec- tions from the standard operas
 The most popular melodies 0f ths day are the creations of these mer-r singers. They were the first Go vnica Under the Bamboo Tree" Hot Time in the old own Tonight" "Au Co'u5 Look Alike to Me" Chicken and in- numerable other coon classics thI- have become popular the world ove-- The stage show is given in three parts first the darkey fun skit called "A Royal Coon" which the New Nor'- Herald has termed "a blazing sUnburs- of mirth. melody and action" follow ..T I,r- .st.nHansat1 K-.r~eftn UH Chimes of Normandy" and tip;-
 vaudeville olio. Seats on sale at san ichas. Prices $1.50. S1. .5c and 1lc-
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
BEWARE OF "DIeEsTIVEs."
The Only Way to Cure Stomach Dis orders is by Strengthening the
 Digestive Organs.

The ordinary pepsin tablet has ruin ed more stomachs than all other causes combined. While 1t g.ves tenn porary relief, it leaves the digestive system weaker than ever. and the tab lets must be continued with increased frequency.
 The only way to permanently cure stomach troubles is by strengthening the digestive organs with a Mi-O-na stomach tablet taken before meals Tn this way the remedy prepares the stomach for the lood and excites the secretion of the gastric juices so that. when the food is eaten. the stomach is prepared to digest it.
 If Mi-O-na was a mere digestive. i- would be taken after eating. so as to mix with the food. but then permanent relief would not be gained
 Mi-o-na stomach tablets are soll only in the neat metal box. conyen- tent for the purse or vest pocket, and
 The Larson Drug Co. have seen so many cures made by Mi-o-na stom- ach tablets that they give a guarantee with every box that the money will me refunded if the remedy fails Co give satisfaction. You run no risk fn using Mi-o-na. for you are sure 10 bs cured at trihing expense, or else your money will be returned.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
MONDAY AFTERNOON
 MUSICAL MATINEE

The following attractive program will be presented by the Matinee Mus ical club at the home of the president, Ms. W. F. Deity on Monday afternoon. Women in Music. sketch of com pOSeIS ...---.-.... .-....--.... .....-
 Mrs. w. r. Nichols. Cudnllldue .........--- ...-........
 Mrs. Ernest Young. (a) Just Hold My Hand Tonight, (b) Still Unexpressed. (c) I Love You Truly ...... Carrie Jacobs Bond
 Miss Pearl Revare. "Bubbling Spring .. Julia Rivi King
 Mrs. Arthur HuIett. Dreams ..............E Ellen Wright
 Mrs. Ancil Martin. Reverie ............M Mrs. Jessie Gaynor
 Miss Anna BoveH. A Sea Song. ...... Mrs. H. H. A. Beach Mrs. Tiffany and Mrs. Hulett. The man with an extremely long beard is prouder of it than a woman Is of a good omplexion.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
WANTED

SECOND GIRL WANTED-To wait on table and help about light house. work Small family. Good wages. Inquire mornings Mrs. l. T. Stod- dard, sos Central avenue, corner Palm avenue
 WANTED-Seamstress at Mrs. B. B. Beecher's. oppopsite osborn school. WANTED-Young man to help be- hind fountain. Donofrio-ZunkeI Co. WANTED-Boy to deliver Los Angeles Examiner. Must have bicycle. The Berryhill Co.
 WANTED-At once, waiter or waitress at Claysons Ranch. r. O. Box 0 O. Phone Black 53 WANTED-to engage a good nurse for two or three weeks. Address. witL terms, Nurse" Republican office. WANTED-Housekeeper who has no encumbrance to travel. Address F., this office. BOY WANTED at the Bear Drug Store.
 WANTED-Cook. Apply room BOG. Fleming block.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

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 postoffice building, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

A woman is travelling over the cCu-- try delivering lecture entitled How Wives Should Act to Keep Husbands After They Get Them" Every woman who reads this will be indignant AtchisOn Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04


 Following is the musical program which will be presented next Tuesday at the Womans club.
 Part 1.
 Chorus-The Vine Gatherers. .Denzt Violin Soio-(a) Fantasie. Eugene Redewiil; Cb) Serenade. c. Pierae. Co Elfentanz. David Popper.-..- .... co. MI. Eugene R. RedewiI
 Part 2.
 MdI IJHd- .-.--..- .---..-f loI ~t The Story of the opera ...... ...- O. ...... Mrs Mae French COa.ev Romanza... ... Mrs. T. M. TafeI Quartette-"May Gentel Sleep Fall Der Thee" Mrs. Tharaldsan. AI-s. JessOp. Mir. Ingals- NIT. Hiderbrau. Chorus-"AI We Ladies Of the Court" The dramatic and musical entertain ment which is to be presented next Friday evening in AIelczer EalI for the benefit of the clubhouse building fund promises 10 be a pleasing affair in every respect. Tickets are for sale at the following places: Cook-'s jewelry store, DeihIs store store Ho- tel Adams drug store. Talbot and Hubbard's hardware store. Donofrio's candy store. Elvey and Hulett-s drug store and Bears drug store.
 The program will be printed later.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

When Cain killed Abel. it must have been hard on Eve to have had no neighbors to come in and prepare t.. house for the funeral and run Co t.e milliner's 10 borrow mourning bon Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
Lost ard Found

-~~~~~-~-~-~~-~-~O-----~~- WHO swiped those two copies of Life and Progressive Printer? LOST-Two necklaces. locket on one cross on the other. Reward if return ed to 507 North Third St. LOST-Plush laprobe, dog figure on one side. Return to Bucks stable Tempe. Reward. LOST-Small mule weighing about $50 mouse color, age six years. Reward Ed olsen. Phone Main 322 LOST-A bunch of five keys. Finder please return to this office and re- ceive reward.
 LOST OR STOLEN-Ladies wheel. The Day" Reward. 4. Starkweath- CT.
 LOST-Two horses, one sorreI and one black. Black horse had white face and had horse shoe brand on left ribs and white hind foot. Sorrel horse had white face. Both about 10 or F years old. and weigh about 900 pounds. Finder please return to Cor. 9th and Jackson and receive liberal reward. J. M. Iberri
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

A. M. WYATT, formerly a granite and marble dealer for 10 years in Minneapolis, Minn., has purchased the Vermont Marble Co.'s interest of AS West Washington street, Phoenix, and is now prepared to give great bargains practically at cost on Monuments and Head Stones in stock. Prompt atten- ton given to communications.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

Henry Maillard's famous New York candies received fresh every week al the Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
MONEY TO LOAN-ON IMPROVED RANCHES; NO DELAY. E. A. MARSHALL, 9 w. ADAMS.

MONEY TO LOAN-On improved real estate, either farm or city property. Occidental Life Insurance Company of New Mexico and Arizona. Address Home Onco. Albuquerque, N NJ, or J. J. Healy, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04
Help W anteG

WANTED-Boy at once. Stein's. WANTED-An all round blacksmith and woOdworker. Address J. w. Smith. Wickenburg.
 WANTED-A nurse girl. Apply at sos North Fourth St
 WANTED-An elderly man to work on ranch. Easy job. Sec me at F. J. Bennitts office before 9 o'clock today, Monday. Gates M. Fowler.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

A man thinks of a lot of different things when he marries, bU, 1linorv is never on the list.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-04

PARLOR-Mrs. Ayl- win. Il South Center st., shampooing, manicuring, hair goods, facial mas sage.