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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

Frank Stoddard Of East Chicago
sDent today with Hammond friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

Miss Elizabeth Weber Of Cedar Lake
is in Hammond to be the guest Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

Mrs. Ben Hilbrich has returned to
her home in St Johns after a short
visit with relatives and friends in Ham
mond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

The Gamma Tau club Of the Ham
mond high school did not meet last
evening, but viii be entertained Tues
day evening by Miss Rilla Summers at
her homei II Sibley street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

st, PauTs Lutheran league viii meet
this evening in the Lutheran school
building, corner of Oakley and SibIey
streets. A full attendance is desired
as this is the regular meeting Of the
organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

Travelling Auditor Fl. A. Miller al
the American Express company was II
Hammond Yesterday checking up The
work here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

The first six grades IN the Central
building are being entertained in room
i've this afternoon in celebrali zion of
Washington's birthday. a program of
reoitations and songs in keeping with
the day has been arranged
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

The Parents club OF the washington
school Is holding a session this after
noon. Besides several songs by the
pupils OF the different rooms. many In
teresting papers are being given on
"SoclaI Life In Relation to the School"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-02-21

w J. McAleer is expected to return
this evening from indianapolis where
he has been on business.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

S n6fbrie1 al Mojfi=
st at Segnene paa, at @or=
ge beftnoer fig / en- sfonomiff Srem-
gang ct set bofien6e 8ebob for Mo>
finer. Sen &apital, Ser onbringes
/ inouitrielle @aifiner> er %proouftipt
onlaet. @eo @i6en al BEN lterft pae,
oe inoenlan0ife &iloirfning af loo,
6onne fer man / 6en ii61te SID, at Sc
ogiaa inof6res / betp6elig eget Moo-
leltof, Mene ODER &riitionia blep
Ser I De fi0ite fem @aane6er al for
rige Mar in6fprt Maifiner til en- jam
let &er6i al 1,553>00O &roner. 9e
ttliparen0e Maane0er Moret / Tor-
beten bar 8elpbet blot $4,000 &ro.
net. @enere bar @tigningen Doerli:
gere forfeit. S Sc to fgrlte Moone:
Ser iaor bor &er0ten al inofgrt Mo:
ifingo6s 76S,000 &roner mos 263,:
900 flor. Gn operbeien0e Sci a
oisle Wo ifiner goor til @torin0ultri
en- boooe til Mpal1lpg og til Sn1bDg:
ming al elbre Tobrifer og Nnlug
Iom b1ep ne0logt ! &riieoorene og M
mo0erl1ileres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

IISTE NO. I.

Engelsk- Dansk Norsk Ordbog med
fuldstRndig Udtalebetegnelse, af Mar
tin Ulvestad, 1872 Slider i stort Oktav-
t5Brkt
Ergelsk=D ansk=n|orsk og Dansk=NorsE
l:ngelsk Lomrne=Ordbog. Ny revide-
.et og foreget Udgave, 760 Slider. SITE
Lirsen, a. Dansk=Norsk EngelskOrd-
oog Tredie foregede og olnarbejdedt
odgave
Resting, S. Engelsk 9 Dansk e Norsk
0rdbog. Ny Udgave.. 1926
Magnussen, J.. Dansk- Norsk -Engelsk
Ordbog 75c
-Engeisk-Dansk-Norsk ordbog. 75c
Ordbsg, kortfattet engelsk cg dansk-
norsk. Indeholdende over 5000 engel-
ske Ord. .25c
Laesebog. Ny dansk. Til Brug i de
danske Skoler i Amerika. Samlet af
en- Komite. 208 Slider. Med rigt Ind
hold og passende til Brug we'd Under.
visningen i de dansk-amerikanske Sko-
kristelige Betragtninger til hver Dag i
Aaret, af DR.. Martin Luther: Udvalgte
Steder af hans samlede Skrifter. Over
satte at Pastor P. H. Meller. lndb. j
Shirtingsbind. $1.O0
Do, indbunden i ~Shirtingsbind med
Guldsnit ........ s. &c
Modersnaalet, af Sigurd Anker. 0vel-
ger i at tale, l@se og skrive dansk. .40c
Selvopdragelsen, af j. L. Erickson. zoe
Praktisk Dyrlegebog for den skandi-
navisk- amerikanske Farmer. Udar-
bejdet efter de bedste amerikanske,
skandinaviske og tyske Kilder. I'd
styret med mango Illustrationer. 40
Slider. Smukt indbunden med Titel i
Guild. 81. so
Parlamentariske Regler for Ledelsen at
politiske, religisse, sociale og WIDEN
skabelige Meder og Generalforsamlin-
ger, udarbejdede efter de af Kongres-
sen anerkjendte Bestemmelser, ind
bunden. Acc
100 Timer Engelsk. Ferste Del. En-
Larebog idet engelske Sprog, til i seks
Maaneder at lare at lnse, tale og skrive
ct Sprog, af Niels Jul. Eibe, 210 Slider,
med kortfattet Ordbog, smukt indb. .75c
Fire E%7undrede FortelIinger for skolen
og Hjemmet af e. Mau, ca. 700 Slider
elegant indk.. 81 81
Praktisk VejIedning i FierEr@avl, al
Christian Baum. Med mango lllustra
Ny og fuldst@rdig Historic at de For
enede Slater, af den bekjendte Histo
riker Charles Morris, IL. D. $50 Kob
berstik, 600 Slider. Indb. i extra fir
Shirtingmed Guild og Farvetryk. s2.5(
Do. Halv Marocco.. Sc. 81
Sk%andinayisk Iilustreret Kogebog, 81;
Cpskrifter, ~udarbejdet specielt efle'
amerikanske Forhold, ledsaget at ell
Rakke fortrinlige Illustrationer, Tabe
over Maal og Vsgt, og en- nejagtie
Ordfortegnelse over skandinaviske Orc
j Neutrality-suspicious.. 800 Slider
Smukt udstyret og elegant indbunde1
med Titel i Guild. 81. OF
Ovenstaaende Boyer PORTOFR1r imo,
1ndsendelse af Belpbet i Money Order ellie
Frmerker. - ny Boelisfe hoe, Uee.
o. Rasmussen PUBLISHING %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

80 9sregu I e + ing e II =.
Sc forifiellige 9i1trifter Lungs Mie,
len, Der CT interesieret / Wiesregule=
rt1gen, CT MI / ful6 &irflombeo me6
at gidre Oberil lag ODER Sc epentuelle
@ootgj9relier, 1om Sc bill frebe poo
@runo al &eguleringen. Set blir
biltnof lite Smaaiummer, set toni
mer til at oreie fig ON, efter bpa6 Ser
nnoerbaan6en forlD6er. @ooleoes
ongibes ben ia%n6iDnlige @rltatning
for forbol0t @fa6e paa 8rpggeonleg
%noroober fra &amar og ct goot @tpf-
fe op / 8iri til omfring 70-80,O0O
&roner. @aa ct @ar @te6er mao
8rpggerne forlenges ct @ar &unore=
Sc @eter for Erafifens @fplo, % oa
Snnoomenteringen poa flere @te6er
er meget p%anifeltg, oil Mrbei6et fal5e
6Drt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

T%urfplelie belbreoet paa cit 0ag.
Sog 2aratipe 8romo Quinine
Sablets. @engene tlbage fra olle
Mpotbefere, bpis life belbre6e. 6.
IS. @rooe's Mann poo bber g@Fe.
355c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
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rhe11r

paa ct hvilket som helst S~tandpunkt bringes
til Ophor paa 4 Dage. Pengene returneres,
hvis Midlet like skulde virke. bet faces hos
Pris $1.CO. Skriv paa Engelsk.
DANISH RHEUMATIC CURE co.,
PORTLAND, MAINR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
DR.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

burttet, fiftert pe paal,belist Ws,bbelt for tse eue,
nerpSs 9rnebpine, &psimerter, Mapcp,ne. yteuro1gia,
9~teropittet. Srrttob,l,tct, @pp,Ipsbch. @igt. Sc,ot,ta.
Snoeboloer bperter1 Opium ener morfin pe efterlaoc,
'n9e1t llen1ne Gfterptrtn,n9er. 25 9pfis Csc. Gm
Apotbeter euer fenbes af ST. M1IeB' Meb,ca
3d., Glfbort, Subtana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

@n @torfa1ifner. Sen
%. MortS bleo arreiteret / &rono>
biem en- ~@an0elsmano, &rtition GEL
letb> for 8eorageri og Salt. San
bar / forifiellige Banter anbrogt fall
ife @efsler til ct 8elgb al 10000
&r.> efter bbao fan ielo bar tilitaoet;
ban fat imi0lerti6 bebu0et p6erIigere
Stlltaaelier. &on6elsman6 &el1etb
bar en- Gamilie paa Some og 10
8grn, 8elpbet bliper piitnot aoltil,
Zig bpiere ems 10000 ST. San bar
alt ialt forfalifet 9 @efsler. &ons
@btgerfo0er, @ergeont 6urgoaro,
bar peret en- formuenpe Mono> men
ct MI gaaet fonfurs poa @runo al
fine MISUNDERSTANDING for @pi,
geri9nnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19
Norge. !.


&ongen % Dronnin :
oil 9agene omfring Sen "a.
Vtot aflpgge @eigg bos sen frantic
&epnblifS &rait0ent. Spbol6et / $50
ris oil antogelig bare 2 til 8 Sage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

MomIi @irfes 8ran6 5.
timber @uostieneiten / MamIi &opeo.
ttrfe Sgnoog Ben "a. Marts, me6ens
@oitor &iellan6 bo1ot pao at forrette
Noopertienelten, Tom Ell Mon6 in6
og melote> at set bren6te / @irfeta.
get. &irfefolfet bleb temmelig for.
1trgffet, men &r9l item bao alIe bore
rolige, og Menigbe6en gif us / go0
Sroen. Ser bar life mango / Sir.
ten, ga flere bar reiit biem for Sitter.
gonge1. Gn flor Meng6e Solf itrpm-
meoe imiolerti6 til, ga Sc iaa Mggen
og Sloen fra &irfen> iom ligger bpit,
loo ben fan fees langbeisfro. Mon
tit reooet alt @glbet> Mltertaplel1,
9bbefonten og Snpentaret / 5ofriiti.
ct. Set bar imi6lerti0 bonlfelig at
fo1nme til Gan0 og man maatte for
at ll11ffe goa op / Soarnet, bpor Set
mart bleo nmltligt at bore for Mpg
og Sl0.
&irfen brGnote mes til @%ru10en /
Sobet al cit Gimes Gi0. &lofferne
ltprteoe neo og families lom imeIten-
De Metalflumper / Mi ten.
&irfen bar 20 @or gomrnel oa
bpgget al Sre me6 @paontag. Sen
bor foitet 8pgoen 10000 Ser. %
bar netop betolt til NptaQr. yen
bar asiureret for $4,000 @r. SI6en
antages opfommet pe6 @niiter fra
G!;iben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-19

Sc II gen % mn
gen bill | 9agene omfri11g SEN "a
Nfat oflqgge @elgg bos Sen frantic
9}epnblifS &raitoent. Spbol6et / Na:
ris oil a%ntogelig bare 2 til 3 9uge.
S e 80 an0 6rufne ct
Seo 6iifepGret @orbnr paa O6erli
oer al 6repen / Sronobiemsleoen Ell
5 Mano pmfommet paa @i6en. In
Ser 1t ltprft llpeir bar Sc ref u6 10,
ut trpffe fine SilOegarn, og berun0el
5leb 8aaoen llaaet fl1l6. Sc omfom
ne bar Soban g. @ifaiun0 me0 trt
Sp111er og &riltian q. @rpnpif, liant:
li9e bjemmebgren0e / 6repen. Ser
ferite efterlaoer fig @ultru og ii
89rn> Sen ii0fte @ultru og ct Barn
% traat t. 9rlan6ets Ser
reositpre pnifer ifglge Me66elelie til
uM0resieabiien" fra Sr0fereren> for
benpGren0e Stortbingsmano Soft,
at fipbe 2itraat for &omml1nens
&egning, Dbis Yriien life bliper fol
hpi. Set er uemlig al Snteresle for
&omml1nen at faa bebaret 2itraat=
lun0en, Set eneite 5fog1tpffe paa Or
lonOet. @ier16ommer1 forebrigt btl6e
ian0ipnligpis blibe u0parcelleret /
Smaabrug, og 8Dgningerne iolgt til
Ell Sr1ltitutton, 1om bil0e bepare Sem.
g t II L 8. Size 8ruita0 Mine
9to. paa giospolo bar oberleperet
lit 80 til &onfltrs. Selffabet, iom
bope01ugelig bar engelif, oDertog for
to 9(or ii0en Set o%flifpt0erte @elifab
She @ploen @fint Mine5 2to. Mf=
tiefopitolen bor nominelt $4,000
Nul10, bporof imi0lerti0 bare en- mint
ore Gel bier Jig at bore tegnet og
in0betolt. Set far bpret 6rebet poo
Erdpe mes bel 100 Mon6. Selterne
far pilt Jig minOre 6ribDer6ige. 80,
pofot s(rpeie1 er oprubnt til mioler-
ti0ig 8eltprer. Sc flel tie Mrbei06re
faor 9elfieftigelie an0etlte0s.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
THE PETTlBONt CASE
 MUST GO 10 THE JURY
Judge Wood OverruIes the Defenses
 Motion to Instruct for an Acquittal.

Boise, Dec 26.-Judge Wood this
 morning denied the motion filed by
 the defense in the Pettibone trial that a verdict of acquittal be advised by
 the court. In considering the motion
 to instruct for acquittal. Judge Wood reviewed the independent testimony on
 each of the crimes confessed by Or chard and stated that in his opinion
 there was sufficient corroboration of
 each too require the submission of the
 evidence to a jury.
 Concluding Judge Woods explained
 T think the facts already in evidence
 tend to show a conspiracy as alleged
 by the prosecution. I think the inde- pendent testimony sufficiently tends to connect the defendant PettibOne there with. to require the submission thereof to the jury" The judge stated that there was no independent testimony connecting the defendant with the killing of Steunenbe-S except that which tended to show his connection
 with the conspiracy. but this he con
 sidered sufficient to submit to the jury. Too ill to stand while speaking to the jury. Clarence Darrow. chief coun- sel for the defense, sat in his chair this afternoon and outlined the case. He spoke with effort at times and never raised his voice above a con- versational tone. The jury and au- dience listened to every syllable ut tered by the Chicago attorney as he explained the theory of the defense. | Darrow's statement made evident to ! great degree that the same line of defense would be followed as in the Haywood trial.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
Gan Be Settled Only by Final ConstruC-
 ton of the Personnel Act
It is Yet to be Determined Whether the Action of the
 President Resulting in Admiral BrOwnsOns Resig- nation Was Legal.

Washington, Dec. 26.-There were no developments today in the Brownson- RiXey controversy, owing to the ab- sence from Washington of the presi
 dent. Admiral Brownson relinqulsneu his position as chief of the bureau of navigation yesterday and the duties of that office were discharged today by Commander Cameron McRae Winslow. assistant chief of the bureau. Commander Winslow was not desig- mated nor appointed chief of bureau as a result of recent events. but he has signed all mail as acting chief"
 Now that the legality of the presi- dents proposed action in the matter of assigning a staff officer in the per
 son of Surgeon Stokes to the com mand of the hospital ship Relief has been called into question. it is proper to state that the reliance of the line officers is upon the provision of sec tion : of the naval personnel act of March 3. 1889. That section. among
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
WORDS
 THEN BLOWS
Into Which Denver News
 paper War Develops
Personal Encounter Be- tween Senator Patterson and Post Proprietor.

Denver, Dec. 26.-A warrant was sworn out tonight for the arrest of Fred G. BoniIeis, one of the proprie- tors of the Denver Post. The warrant was sworn to by ex-United States Senator Thomas NJ. Patterson as the result of an encounter between the two men at an early hour this morn ing, during which Patterson was knocked down and painfully injured.
 The encounter was the continuation of newspaper fight which has been going on for several years between the proprietors of the Post and Patterson. Patterson is the owner Of the Times News Publishing company. The sto- ries of the two men differ as to the encounter. Patterson says Bonfiels came up behind him and said Good morning. senator" When he turned to see who addressed him Bonfiels dealt him a terrific blow, felling him. after which his assailant beat and kicked him brutally before he could rise. Patterson says he did not know as saulted him until after slime pedestri- ans had separated them. He adds that Bonfiels cursed him and threat ened to kill him if Bonfiels' name ap- peared again in the News or Times.
 Bonfiels' statement is to the effect that the two men met and that dis cussion arose over a threat that Pat terson made in the columns Of the News to run Bonfiels out of business or put him in the penitentiary. Ac- cording to Bonfiels. Patterson reiter- ated his threat, and the fight" start ed. Bonfiels admits knocking Patter- son down. but claims justification on account of 6ae senator's published and spoken language" BOnfiels claims that Patterson was accompanied by his son-in-law. Richard c. Campbell, when the dispute came up. Patterson is 70 years old and Bonfiels, able bodied is about A year
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

other things, was designed to clear up the doubt that existed as to the right of staff officers to assume the title of line officer of corresponding grade in the matter of pay. emoluments and length of service. Up to that date staff officers enjoyed what was called relative rank with which they were not satisfied. so in section / the word relative" was stricken out so that all sections of the revised statutes which defined the rank Of office and posi- tions in the navy containing the words relative rank" were amended so as to read rank Of. etc,
 To this provision the following i'm portant qualification was attached: But officers whose rank is so de fined are not to be entitled by virtue of that rank. command in line or other than in the staff corps" Line officers understand that this means that no surgeon or engineer shall be placed in position on board a ship where he may
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

demand for loans on call. The quoted rate was unaffected. The renewal rate was well maintained however. There was persistence of some anxiety over the working out of the commercial sit uation. The mills and wholesalers in various lines of trade are carrying large lines of commercial paper for customers with the certainty that any undue pressure for settlement might precipitate failures. Reports of the New York trust companies of condi- tiOns on December 1g in response to a call bv the state banking department. reveal how general and severe was the pressure on these institutions during the period of the crisis. The heavy shrinkage of deposits and loans was not all confined to the few companies that are immediately subject to specu- latOrs' runs.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
Which MahOney Says Would be Bigger
 Joke Than All Other InjunCtiOns
The ce-Presdent of the Western Federation Says That if Issued, He Would Favor the Ignoring oft.

Golaheld. Dec. 26.-Late this after noon officials of the miners union and C. E. Mahoney vice president of the Western Federation who came to ef- feet settlement of the strike, learned of the plan of the mine owners to se- cure an injunction through the federal courts preventing picketing and bring ing about the dissolution of the miners union When asked tonight what the miners would do in case Of the move of the opposition being successful. Mahoney said, An injunction of this kind. if issued will mean that there is nothing left for the miners to do but jump into the sea. l have not been surprised but in the bill of complaint as l understand it, there ara two points, One is a prayer for an order prohibiting miners from continuing their organization on the ground that it is a nuisance. The other is a re- quest that the Goldfield union be dis solved. Any judge or set of men who fancy that the Goldheld miners will submit mildly to such a procedure are T noring any such order from any court. Injunctions have came to be a joke to the American people and this one would be the biggest joke of all We shall fight it with every weapon at our disposal. There will be nothing else for us to do.
 'I assume that the watchers or ex- aminers suggested in the bill of com plaint mean deputy United States marshals. These would tend to em- bitter the elements to this controversy more than the federal troops" Chas. s. Mackinnon president of the local union declared that the union would fight the injunction.
 The residents of Goldfeld are ex- pecting to hear at any moment that Governor Sparks has decided to call an extra session of the legislature to adopt new laws looking to the organi-
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

command the movements and actions of any person not of his own staff corps. Staff officers for their part hold that the act does not in any sense abridge any rank formerly enjoyed by a staff officer. A careful perusal of the act appears to justify the state ment that the provision is open to controversy and that there is reason able ground for difference of opinion as to the meaning of the law.
 Secretary Metcalf again today de- clined to enter into any discussion of Brownson's resignation as chief of the navigation bureau, and he declared that he knew nothing about the state ment of Surgeon General Rixey that the internal administration of the bu- reau of medicine and surgery had been interfered with by the bureau of navi- gation.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
4 DENVER COLLISION.

Denver. Colo, Dec. 26.-TwO cars crashed together on the Denver Tram way company's line at midnight last night Seventeen were injured. but none fatally.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

zation os a body Of state rangers or of police to preserve law and order in case of trouble over the outcome of the dispute.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
STRIKE CALLED OFF.
King Mccarthy of Frisco Offers na
 Explanation

San Francisco. Dec. 26.-P. H. Me Carthy. president Of the building trades council tonight called of the strike of 500 men who has been work ing on the Mills building No reason is given for the action. The trouble grew out of dispute whether the steam filters or elevator men should put in the pipe in an elevator shaft. Mccarthy said tonight that when pre- sent building contracts are finished the trounie will be fought out with the elevator company.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. 26.-The wheat mar ket was strong all day because of the alleged small stock in the spring wheat country. The market closed strong. May opened a shade lower to !. .I 1sc higher. at $1.O57s GsI06h; ad- vanced s1.O77s Gh; closed at s1.O7h.
 Corn closed firm. December sold be- tween STA d 59c; closed at STAG. May opened a shade to ls@Ac higher. at 5s to hc; advanced to 5s+sc; closed at 5S3s G5S1zc.
 Oats market was firm greater part of the day. May opened bc lower, at 53Ac; advanced to 537sc; closed at 53ikc
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
METALS.

New York. Dec. 26.-Holiday condi- tions prevailed in the metal markets today. Tin was Is higher, at s26.5O@ 27.25. Copper remained dull and un- changed. with Lake $1337z GSI3.50; electrolytic. $l32561337I2; casting, $13G1312Ik. Lead was 50 cents high CT. at S3.5O63.60. Spelter was dull and unchanged. $4IOG42O. Iron was dull and unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
BOLD DAYLIGHT HOLDUP.

Chicago. Dec. 26.-Five men. one of whom carried a -eyolye- -o5bed two other men in the waiting room of the LaSalle railroad station today. Three were arrested but the others escaped. & The robbers obtained SI5.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
THE MONEY SITUATION
 .DOMlNAItSIHE MARKET
It Produces Stagnation Rather TLs, Further Depression of Prices.

New York. Dec. 26.-The money sit nation continued manifest infiu- ence today by keeping down the vol ume of transactions in stocks rather than by any notable depression of prices The market is so near the point of stagnatiOn that there is little
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Dec. 26.-CATTLE-Re ceipts. 26.OOO0. 1OG2Oc lower: beeves, $3.45G62O; cows and heifers, $L2O@ 4-65; Texans. s31OqS.9O; calves. $500 G6.75; westerns. S3.20d47O; stockers and feeders. s2.356425.
 SHEEP-Receipts. 16,00O. Market strong. Natives. s2.OOG465; westerns. $2.25G460: yearlings. Si.50G5.15; lambs. S4.00G6.40: westerns. s4.0OG 6.35.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

MONEY TO loAN.-1f you want to build and need some money. come and see me: my rates arc the lowest. F. E.. Pascoe, no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

FOR RENT-Five-room house on north 2nd Avenue. unfurnished- E. F. Pascoe. Real Estate Loans and Insur- ance. no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
THE sEBREE SQUADRON

Washington. Dec. 2s.-Admiral Se- bree's squadron of the cruisers Ten nessee and Washington have arrived at Pichilinque off the southern coast of lower California. Their next stop is expected to be'Magdalena Bay