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FURNISHED.

EI,p tgr-NT I,I-pNISItEp
IsTtI Sr \EkU Ii'pnX,r CIRtI Fla rooms
ami :, h,tbs. stram heat. rent per month $500
olST ST NEAR q ST-I2 rooms and baths;
steam heat; r,nt per month. $50.
, ,.,.
81. NEAR i"lll ~ ''o"''' ~
sAhir, rent, per month"; Sl-"'
,.,, -. .-. ,o - goo
''ii' 'NAN 81 - '''l"S' S'''
ISr NEAR conn AVE. Nw.-12 rooms. .
baths. hut-water heat. $3.50
COLUMBIA ROAD. NEAR THE uNLANDS-
ST.
- ; J.. Nf.NH 81, ''''
"''''- '''' ''''' "'"'' wv
50 " IN r,.,,,,s AMI hath 500
y - VI. So '''"' anu '
Cul;'nRAN SD rooms snl bath $500.
80 ~ ., =, sr ~. , , p,
I'm ST. NEAR VI ST. NV T"'ns anu
GRAM FLA' ~ '''u'' A'' '"'"' S
80 ~ ,1-,,N 81 : r,.,u,s and hath. SSO
I-...I-hrl Flat THE ALBENARLE. / roemS
suI apfh. So
. -..,, ,,,,,,,r- , 1000.
Iu-.->I"i F.ui, NE kOCiAhhhAu' r'oh'
AM larh- $50
ssi NY NEAR 18TH ST.-io rooms and
L,r, >..sui irat. $50
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FOR RENT. c. WELDON & CO.. 224 E. CAP
HOUSES l005t5 ID Me- Ar, b. 1900
100 4th Sc, l2r. b. 1852 18th se Or. b.. so
stable $40. rs $40 Md ne, 5r. IA. 40
4OI Sc. Tor. b.. 81. 80 1907 me- ar. b. IA 90
9l4 av se.Sr b p 80 $40 Mass ne, 5r 13. 40
81 9th ne. Sr. h. ia. 80 Prout st, Twining
115 4th Sc. ST. b. 80. 80 City or 10 90
sol NV. Sr. b.. 81 so FLATS
Ala 4th Sc. Sr, b. %. so 634 F ne 5r b. 255O
634 10th ne Or b. sa % 90 us 10th Sc. 5r. so
$50 Attn ne. Or. b. % 90 5292 9th ne, 5r. b. 20 90
ST. Sc, 6r. b. % so p Sd ne, 5r, b.. IT so
1903 Pa ay Sc, Orb p so 13iS ne, Ar. b. rs so
1441 Sc Or b. 20. 80 23S 121a ne 5r, b. 49, 90
525 14th Sc. 6r b. 10 40 $50 Morton ne Ar b. IA so
Az ne. Or 10 20 l28Ol2 Half Sc Ar, b. IL. so
APARTMENTS.
The Loudoun. 3l4 East Cap Or, $40 90
The Glendower. q 9th ne. 5r. b.. $40 to $35
The Newton. 9th and E ne, ST. b. $2s to $35
21S 4th sc. and bath ......... $50 so
The Walton, IS 9th Sc. rooms. bath. $50. 90
4Ol East Capitol. rooms and bath $25 90
The Paucoast. 13a3 f. Cap, 5r.. b....s 25 to $40
PIT Sd ne 3r.. b., heat and gas. $40. 90
The Loudoun. 3la Z. Cap. rooms. bath. $50. 90
STORES.
300 Pa. Sc. store and dwelling. $50. 90
1872 Md. ave. SIS. 90
se21 -sa tu th-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
GOT G St
ID


THE HARRISON REALTY CO..
UNPUBLISHED HOUSES.
2l14 st. NV. llr. and b.. hot h'ts 7o.o 90
l10+ 9th st. NV. l4r.. %. steam heat. 90
500 ST. n n' = rooms 90 isV and bat "a.. 500
81 Sd ST. Nv. II rooms and bath: ;.:.:: 400
5Ss s1 Sk shed
coo st. NV. rooms and bath. ........ 81. 10
725 9th ST. me- Or. and b.. hot water heat. 20. SO
los2 GUS st: ne. N, W
90 Myrtle st. ne. rooms and bath. ...:.. i7.So
s S20 18th st. Sc. rooms and bath. Il 90
$50 $50 1871 s.: St: a AND bath
FURNISHED.
Tunlav road porth Of Joliet ST. Or. and b.,
acre. barn. l APAR srs faissn rent '00o
s!s ' 18th st. .I :e Il room. :nd bath zsSs
go. w STORES. .,.o
Is q st. ne, 7 rooms and bath. n1turss
and two ice boxes. :...:................. 800
Ola D St n"' o sTsbh hsss' '''''''' 1000
s' i.ss.y ' .s'e g e:s. ::v i: Queen:
Ct NV. Gsth & 10th, 1 1 10. each. 800
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent at RIverdaie. Nd. right at station.
steam .s and electric cars s-room house. large lot:
Of splendid new s-story and cellar. Groom. re-,
ceptionhall and bath houses heated by hot
water: In good location on kibOurn st. near
st. Mt. Pleasant cars: good location: southern
RHEEM & HENSEY co. sel4eod5t. eSu
Fer RENT-sRoOM FLAT; HoT-wATER
heat; kitchen and bath. TT 18th st. NV. BENZ.
+. EDWARDS. seI1-tf
FOR RENT = HANDSOME DUTCH COLONIAL
house, 1929 Harvard 3 baths; bedrooms; hot
water heat: kitchen main floor: fine neighbor-
hood $50 Keys at l343 Harvard St sel4-3ot
NV; good condition. rent $3O65 JOS. II.
CURRAN 315 9th St NV se7-sa.tuth-tf
FOR KENT
UNFINISHED.
1G2S st. NV. IA rooms. baths. fur
1isa ' Comm m. sVe D ii rooms and bath. 1aS 90
1924 Q ST., rooms and bath. 6O.00
FURNISHED
1928 st. NV. Or; and bath. per no.. $50 90
Cos 18th st. NV. rooms and BATH. $i0.7S
THE Chelsea" cor. I'd and SITS Sc:
first and second floor apartments; 3 out
and heat. ........ $50 and $50 90 per month
1928 18th ST. NV. 2-story apartment
first floor. room and BATH furnace.
,i Hs' G %s ave. room; and ss;s: ssSs
SUBURBAN.
Biadensburs road: opposite Langdon. D.
O. rooms well; o n es5s'. $500
7ls 14th st. NV. % door 1 rooms..... $500
COS 18th st. Nv, rooms .............. A0.75
7l3 18th st. NV. 90 hoor 3 rooms.... 5000
STORES.
o08 18th ST. NV. suitable for store or
STABLES
1887 st. NV. for automobiles only:
concrete hOOr; electric light: room for
GAsCH & BTRGE, 1925 N. Y. ave. NV. -''''
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FOR RENT-EY wEsCCTT & WILCOX.

FOR RENT-BY WESCC
1907 Pei
1911 Pa nv. sto. DIV. $500
1893 n. lar, b. ami. 20. %
1905 =. loe. o. ami .a5- "
30I3 Z. lGr, b. ami. 81. 30
723 18th. Tor. b. :. 30. 50
213S X. Or. Gel, ami4J. ~
1920 II. Tor. b. ami. i5. -
2l39 Pa sv. Tor. h. a. -
l2l 10th, Sr. b. eel. 40 65
1929 22d. llr.h.amI.1O.i go
1927 ia av. 10r. b. Sc. 90
HOS n II av. Or. b.. So %
H020 N. Tor. b. lat. ~ -
SO4 22d. Tor. b, ami. 81. 80
1904 II. dw.0r.b.lat.h.0 %
2l39 K. Sr, b. eel. 80. 50
1925 l'a NV. Sr. b. 30. 30
Takoma. Or, b. 30. 50
453 Lamont. Or, b. cel27 50
1902 26th. Or. b. RI so
1920 Pa av, Or, b. 20. 80
66S r ne. IT. b. =. .25. so
951 25th. Or. b. lat. %. so
1923 26th. Sr, b. lat.22. so
1925 Both. 6r. b. =. .2z.61
GOT II ne. Or. b. 20. so
412 Goth. store, Ar. 20. 80
1905 4th se. Or. b. latlS.3O
1913 l.. 5r. W. 10. 80
724 2ith. Or. W. ...15.50
ef0Sa l.. Tr. w....l3. 80
Sl4 n II av. Or, b. 10. so
242O N. Or. w.....13. 90
1893 32d. 7r. W. 10. 90
For full list of small
Office.
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IL w ii.toN
ma. ave.
1862 3od. ~. lii 90
/ APAt;iN MN Is.
zoe II. = Il. 5r. b. $500
l4O6 II. = Il :,r. u $500
"iiS IA av. ii. Or. b. %. 30
500 u. z u. ar, % 21.5u
?G!S Ia ~. ii. Or. b. % 30
HOS Cd. I'd. Or. b..22.5
3O!4'3 X. / d. 5r. b. :.2.j1
SG!SH X. sr. b. heat. ,, 30
"A q. LIST d. 5r, b. % 30
4 1929 Q. 81. Ar. b.. 20.50
'0lA 23d. "a. Or. b.20.50
$3.50 n. sr. b. heat. 2O.50
BOA X. 5r. b. heat. 0-0
SOFA 23d. 5r. b, lat. 20.59
$50 goth. = H. ir. b. lS-S
b 912 Goth, ar, b....l7.sU
THE CARLISLE. 1913 y.
non housekeeping
4 2 rooms. hath. 1850
1 COLORED.
2l27 l. Sr, W. .....22.73
T62 Harvard. 6r. b. .22.J0
STORES.
1904 Fl. 2r. W. $500
1919 goth. store. eel Is. 90
1904 II. 2r, ". g.. 1000
! OFFICE ROOMS.
iS2-4SG la av. heated
I rms. :. $40. $3.50, $40
Z STABLES.
on Ito. 3s.c,r,w,g.0.W
houses and Oats apply At
Se2l-d, eSu
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UNsuRPAssED FACii.ITiEs FOR The COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above is only partial list of the properties
IN our charge. but will be glad to furnish COM
plete bulletins on application at this office.
THOS. J. FISHER Co, Inc,
14li st; NV. adjoining the New willard.
sell tn. 1T
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FOR RENT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
1S41 ONTARIO PLACE.
This splendid semi-detached home OF Tor. and
bath, heated by hot water porch front, southern
exposure and all modern cOnveniences is offered
to desirable tenant at reasonable rent. Don
fail to investigate.
MOORE HILL Onc.). 1888 @ st. NV.
se21 sSu&tu-3t
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOMES
2O32 18th st. W.
IL rooms and baths.
Good location.
1880 10th st. NV.
16 rooms and baths.
Near Dupont Circle.
T. A. HARDING co. Uncl.
se21-3teSu 1922 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-TO A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS.
two-story brick: cellar; nice yard; 4
lines near; nicely papered. painted.
sel9-7t,4 OWNER, 17i3 18th st. NV.
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OFFICES-SORTHWEST
Central building. Offices. los La av ofaces.
Call at office for Information regarding alley
properties. stables. etc. I have for rent.
For fIrrther information pply at ONCE.
sel9-tf ]. w. PILLING. 1i16 st. NV.
FOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE ELEVEN ROOM
house; one square from Capitol and Library. In
quire Of OWNER. 1O1 I'd st ne. sel3-12tseSu
FOR RENT-$47 .5O-ONE OF THE BEST HOUSES
on the Heights west Of 18th ST: 10 fine rooms
and tiled BATH dining room and kitchen first
neighborhood. COLLINS-GUERRY Co, 621 18th
NV. ae1S-tf
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FOR RENT-ON 18TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON
Hotel. ~ room and bath house, we'll adapted for
PHYSICIANS use; southern exposure on side; in
good condition. H. L. RUST,
sel4f COS 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE 4-SToRY BRICK STORE PROP
erty, Pa. ave. bet. 21st and 22d SITS nv; rented
$50 month. Price, s., 600 New YORK REAL
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FOR SALE-ARTIST'S HOME, 1910 MASS AVE
NV; house. studio and stable: So. 900: easy
terms; IL rooms, toilet rooms, 3 baths Ad-
dress owner ROBERT HINCKLEY premises
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COR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-FINE FRONTAGE NEAR 7rH AND
ID SITS NV; very cheap at SIS. 100: under good
rental; possession once II desired.
WiII.IGE GIBBS & DANIEL, Cos & o05 18th.
80 33t
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brick and stone mansion of Is rooms: 4 baths
and storerooms: l lavatory and buffers pan
heat plant: 8. 200 90. feet Of ground: double
house and all light airy rooms. in fine condition
and richly furnished; amply worth S650oo Want
near W. r. HOFFMAN. 1921 NV.
se20-7t .eSu
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FOR RENT-DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION
Handsome Residence. South Front. 8 Stys. And
Basement. II Fine Rooms. Modern Baths.
Handsomely Decorated. Perfect Order.
Rent. $40 Per Month.
Also r. l.. Ave. M. 18th. 11r & b.. $40 Mo.
18th and Conn. Az. 15r 4 2b. .$125 NO.
J. ". n. & T. B. HUYCK. 1905 PA. AVE. n. w.
See Our Complete List Before Renting.
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70 SALE-CoRNER RIGGS PLACE AND 18TH
ST. hrownstone front and brick; three stories
and basement; furnace: all modern improve
ments; very handsome mantPs. and Ia the very
best condition; too large for the owner. who l.
occupying same. VIII sell very cheap Terms to
suit. Inquire premises. 1929 18th St. or Mrs
C. STIEBFL, llI3 G.. sel3 3Ot =
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. y
800 10th
1926 G NV. 15r, 2b. $500
Sl3 21st NV. 11r. b. g
steam heat. -. GO. 90
217 Pa sv nw.16r. b55. 90
22d and P. 7r.sto. As. 80
Large studio, Offices. 45.0o
Fl 19l3Pa av NV 8. bio. SO
324 S G av Sc. Or, b.27. so
se12-tf
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FOR RENT-l27 TENN. AVE. NEAR LINCOLN
Park-Six large rooms and bath; artistically pa
pered. $3.50. Owner. se2l-its
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FOR RENT-A SPLENDID HOME. 1859 IRVING
st: one OF the choicest locations on the Heights;
beautiful thrre->tuTy dwelling: in perfect con-
ditign. only $50 BE to Inspect it.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave-
N
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:. LINkINS.
ct. NV.
1913 Pa av NV. bal h-
elor apartment. 80. 90
h22 21st NV. 7r. b.25.W
Flat. 2422 Pa av NV.
Ar, b. .25. %
Flat. 1874 Q. Or, b.22.50
Flat. 20 Q NV. Or. be-. so
1925 Fl NV, 5r. b. 1850
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FOR SALE-PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE! WI
Will let you have the use OF a good square plano
FREE for six months IL you apply now. r. q.
SMITH PIANO CO. 1925 Penna. au24-tf.4
FOR SALE-GoOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES.
fitted to your windows, only BIC; the best quail
ity oil opaque shades. 60c. hung free. VIII call
with samples. kLEEBLATTxS. llth SITS.
au22tf
FOR SALEM OUR BARGAIN ROOM
There are right now several mighty hna
bargains, Just ripe for picking Among them.
two uprghts, elegantly carved splendid tone
quality and guaranteed represented. Abb
soiuteiy the best real bargains sale any
where and cannot lie duplicated in the city
for $500. Your choice OF the two for Sl+0l
w. 3. FREDERICK MUSIC CO.,
1928 street.
auIO-tf.1o
FOR SALE-SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR Pi-
ano buyers. Pianos that have been slightly used
by careful renters now being offered at ek-
ceptionally low prices.
UprgLts from 5000 up, squares low $40 %.
HUGO W0RCH,
WORCH BUILDING. ITO @ ST. NV.
select from.
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OE IL ES-
81, 200. NATL Theater2om's
So, 900. Old Business High
School building
SIPS Star Annex, WI hole d
SIS. .925 + NV. I'd door
S65. 1872 y y av NV. ID
floor, front
SOS. 1910 n Y av, % o
SEQ. 1879 y Y av, Sd d
SIS. 1915 n Y av. I'd q
S50..4l9 llth NV, ID & Sd
$40. ...l3i0 n Y av, 3r
$40. .703 18th NV .3ti front
sGj 1912 y y av NV, Sd
door. front
s35. .724 18th NV, I'd d
s35. ..l3I5 y Y av, Sd d
$50. 100 18th NV, 3r, b
$50. .7O3 18th NV Al front
SIS. sos + NV, basement
SIS. ,7U3 18th NV, rear
Slf......lIth and III NV
sIp S0 fnS = pu
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will take place next week, but no def
mite time has been agreed upon.
SHORT NOTES,

James Davis, the vegetable man
who has been quite Ill for several days
was able to be up town this morning.
Notwithstanding the weather. there
was a good attendance at the Davis
sale in Stringtown yesterday after
noon. The articles offered at auction
brought good prices.
.. II. Greene. formerly of Mesa, but
now resident of Phoenix. was up to-
day on business.
The Pioneer dance committee report
a large attendance and financial sue
cess ofSthe Wednesday night hop at
the opera house.
II. L. Diehl, the local weather OBJ
server. spent yesterday in Phoenix
with his family.
A number of the Queen Creek
ranchmen were in town yesterday.
They say that it did not rain as hard
in their section as il did i'm Mesa. The
Queen Checkers are dry farmers" and
all of them had in crops of wheat this
season. They say that the yield will
be about ten sacks to the acre, which
Is not bad for the first season. What
is worrying them now is to get some
threshing outfit TO go down there and
thresh their wheat.
Mrs. DR.. Hawley has recovered from
an attack of illness.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
A KANSAS COLONY.

c. F. Jones, Mesa booster, who is
spending couple of months in Cof-
feyville. Kansas. writes that he has
succeeded in interesting a large num-
Der of Kansas farmers to visit the Salt
River valley during the coming fall.
He thinks there is no doubt but there
will be a large colony from that por-
ton of the Sunflower state. will To-
cate in Mesa. Mr.. JOINTS took a
pocketful of valley literature. and
samples of fruit, grain and vegetables
with him and followed the Missouri
method of showing the Kansans
what can be produced in this section
of Arizona j. E Drane, another mis-
sionary. will go from here to Mis-
souri, about the Sth of August. and he
expects TO secure a larger colony than
Mr.. Jones has promised. There is
some betting as to which one of the
gentlemen will secure the most Ari-
iona converts.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
A SUDDEN SOlICITUDE
FOR Mr.. H0GHE'S HORSE
How a Hearing by the Board of Sup
ervisors Was Broken Into.

Supervisor Hoghe the other day was
prepared TO resist an assault by the
Humane society. 1t was the last day
of the Reaksecker hearing. Mr..
Hoghe had driven TO the court house
in the forenoon expecting that the
hearing would be quickly disposed of.
OF account of the absence of Super
visor Steward the hearing was con-
tinued until two o'clock but even then
it was Tot thought that much time
would be consumed. In the meantime
the horse of Mr.. Hoghe was standing
hitched.
Its attached condition was noticed
by one of the sheriffs deputies who
called up Mr.. Hoghe and asked him
if that was his horse. The supervisor
replied that he had a horse. The man
who was talking with him told him
that he was the secretary of the HUI
name society and that this was one of
the cases which came within the jur
isdiction Of the society. Mr. Hoghe
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26

tried to explain that the horse had not
been there Ivery long and that he
would be taken care OF as soon as the
hearing was finished.
Next Mr.. Heghe was called up from
Col Johnstone's office and was in
formed that the Humane society had
been hastily summoned In special ses-
sion to take action In the matter of the
hitehed horse Again Mr.. Hoghe
sought TO explain the circumstances
under which the horse happened to be
lingering at the post. At Athe same
time the supervisor sought TO hear
what the man at the other end of the
telephone was saying. He would re-
move the trumpet from his ear and
turn to witness saying. SAY that
again. Then he would turn TO the
telephone saving, whats that? I've
been busy listening to a witness"
Mr.. Hoghe was next called up from
the office of the city recorder and told
that the secretary of the Humane So
ciety was there wanting warrant.
Mr.. Hoghe replied: 81 haven't time
to fool with the Humane society; I'm
busy" The reply came: SOS the
secretary getting busy and the first
thing you know he'll have that horse
Mr.. Hoghe then asked that an adj
journment of the Reaksecker case be
taken for a few minutes and going to
the office of the sheriff. he explained
that the discharge of his official du-
ties was being interfered with by a
lot Of cranks that he didn't have time
TO fool with lust then. He asked that
his horse and buggy be brought under
the window of the sheriffs office Ind
that n deputy watch II until the ses-
sion was over. Said he: IF any hui
name society fellow shows up shoot
him on the spot and well see about
II afterward."
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
PASSING OF WILLIAM FULLER.

Mention has beer, made in these col
umns of the illness of Vim. Fuller. liv-
ing on a ranch southeast of town. He
was stricken with typhoid fever about
Il month ago. and for a time his life
was despaired of. but he rallied and
appeared to be on the way to recov-
cry. A few days ago. however. he had
a hemorrhage of the lungs, indicating
that the disease had taken a change
for the worse. From that time on he
grew weaker, and at six o'clock this
morning another hemorrhage occurred
causing death. The funeral is TO be
held this morning at the Tabernacle,
Bishop Horne, of the Mormon church.
officiating.
Mr. Fuller was the son of Cornelius
Fuller, was married. and left a wife
and two children. He was but 80
Eears old.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
MESA
PLENTY or WATER.

Mesa was visited by a heavy rain
yesterday. which temporarily put the
picSers out of business.
My melons will be spoiled and the
I LII shipments greatly reduced. There
be several carloads sent out yet,
the end is in sight for this sea-
; Local shipments will continue for
next month, but a few days more
' wind up the carload lots
i the canals are full of water. but
n reports of damage to any OF them
hi been received up to late last even
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
THE ADVANCE GUARD.

Serge and Walter Hobson. d Co.
lief; for Camp Brodie last night with
Privates Ray Lesueur. Frank Robin
son, Joe Griffin and Vivian Burton. as
an advance guard to help make the
camp ready for the gathering of the
guards on July 30th.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
TRANSCRIPT Or aecoRps

The following transcripts Of the REQ
ords Of the Offices of the district clerk
the probate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Ari5ons
Abstract q Title company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
NO SOCIAL TONIGHT.

The Epworth League has given no
tice that the Cobweb social which was
advertised to be held at the residence
of Mrs. +. p. Drew tonight, has been
postponed on account of unsettled
weather. II is thought that the event
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
FOR OVENMVH YEARa

FOR OWEN HVT1 rTAR0
Mrs. Winslow's soothins syrup hss beer
used~for children teething. It eoothoo the
child. softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie. and IL the hest remeds~
for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents . bottle
Guaranteed under the food and
drugs act. June goth. 1906. Serial num-
Der 1898.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26

When u man arranges for big pic
mic on a certain day and rain threat
ems in the morning, he says he might
as well quit trying to do anything
Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Maricopa Canal Co. to ]. A. Greene
deed to water rights to be used on
Sec. 6. IN Sc.
Fannie II. Bingham to John A.
Lentz, deed to NWh Sec. %, IN 4E.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26

Rock-a-bye. baby, In the tree-top.
When the wind blows tne cradle will
rock; If the bough breaks and he gets
fall Donofrios Cactus Candy will
keep down his squat.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-26

Prof. Fountain Music stores Nos.
and 2. Special price for violin. man.
dolin and guitar lessons for the sum-
mer.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-01-12

ears and running thence about west
northwest, half west.
From the under side pair of horns
sprang up in gentle but extended
curve, making general course Of
northeast by north.
Now this picture hat" of the period
was. no doubt, thing of JOY to the
woman Of that day. but 1t caused a
notable enlargement of the preva.
lent vocabulary OF profanity.
Then there was the extraordinary
French style of couture that produced
towering bulk of hair upon the head.
like piling luyuriant, fluffy Pelion
upon fair, intellectual Ossa Of mar.
BILE brow.
Away back in ages past little book
made its appearance-"Quippes for
Upstart Newfangled Gentlewomen."
Now, the title OF the work was I'M
kind, In the first place, and the ami.
mostly displayed therein was certain.
ly not calculated to win members Of
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-01-12
OLD CAPT. cAck's QUESTION.
Somewhat Pointed, But II Denoted
Quick Intelligence.

Pierce Jay, the commissioner OF
banks OF Massachusetts, at the Ameri-
can Bankers associations convention
in st. Louis, advocated better ac-
counting system.
But above all" said Mr.. Jay In
a discussion OF his idea, I'VE want
intelligence, II embezzlement Is to be
thoroughly put down. Systems are
good, but intelligence is better, and
in cashiers and tellers and look
keepers and note clerks we want the
same keen, quick intelligence that
characterized old Capt, Hiram Cack,
OF Gloucester.
"Cack lay very III. One day he got
down.hearted, feeling that his case
was hopeless.
81 fear, Doctor he said, there isn't
much hope for me-
"'Oh, yes, there is. the doctor an
swered. Three years ago | was In
your condition precisely, and look al
me now
"Cack, intelligent and alert, said
quickly:
what doctor did you have""
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-01-12

crocodiles, however, kept In basin
of their own, that Joe only ventures
to stir up with a long pole from a
safe roost on top of the stockade.
Them ones" Joe explained, 'is the
baddest ones | got"
And they certainly were savage,
breaking their teeth on the pole,
churning the water to a foam, and
tearing to bits anything thrown them
One Sunday | called on Joe, wearing a
bathing suit, and while he was cutting
me some palm pronds In the jungle, |
climbed on the stockade inclOsing the
"baddest ones" and proceeded to give
myself a free exhibition by proddIng
them up somewhat lively with the pole.
Just how 1t happened never could
tell, but a wave of muddy water in
stantly splashed over me from below,
the pole was whisked from my hands,
my feet slipped, and | tumbled head,
long into the corral, and rolled half
way down the 15-foot embankment
that separated the Shiny pool from the
foot of the stockade.
All tnlS Hdpptn'u III Hdsh, anu
when | stopped rolling my eyes were
filled with muddy water. ! could hear
the reptiles coming, but | didn't wait
/ was up that embankment and had
Skinned up the nearest post to dis
lance OF six feet or so before ] discov
cred that the bark had been stripped
off above this point and the post was
wet and Shiny.
Above was four-foot stretch OF
CREASED pole" to climb, and just be
low my bare legs were two of Joe's
pets already waiting with their ugly
mouths open, and third one on the
way.
II any one ever bawled out for "Alli
gator Joe" in real, genuine, deadly
earnest, and kept 1t up for 45 minutes
Joe says five), 1t was |. But one
more minute would have exhausted
my strength | am positive. 1t was the
work OF a second with that giants
grip on my wrist to gain place o
safety.