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The Washington times., 1907-03-09
WaHted-HOneY,

MONEY WANTED-S7. ON Tor i've years at
60 on 1 a1n acres NirEiuis estate. luitlIu-s
cost So. .0"1- $500 ou suburban house, VIII nav
Sc. 500 i'm District. will pay GO. ID. g.
REALTY BROKERS. 6II 18th ST. ROOM o.
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Atlantic City, n. ].
Railroads.
BALIlmunt & UnlU r. f.
ATLANTIC CITI.

BAL lmUnE x UnlU h. X.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and -.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on tie odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
TOO a-m--Diner. Pullman Farior
fS-C1 a-m--Buffet. PaTlOr. Hr- Train
80 90 a-m.-Dlner ami pullman ParlOE Car.
fIl.O0 a.m.-D.uer and Pullman ParlOr Car
l-OJ p.uu.-DIuer and Pullman ParlJr Car.
'5,CO p-m--''RUyal Lilnlted-.- All PuLmans.
f4.Oy P.m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
= 90 p.m.-Dines and Pullman FarioF.
aS. 90 p-u4--COaches - tA4-A-e4pnlA
''ll 80 p-m.-SlgepeTs-
80 p-u---Sleep pers-
ATLANTIC CITY. t7,u9. 900. tl1.Oo a. L.,
'-''''. EVERY sisz X HoUR on THE HOUR
WEEK DA5s' "A 'Rss1-AIToREo a 80 - + L.
Week days: 4.57. 500. $50. zoo. 40. s,00.
$50 $50. SO. 1900. ~ a L.: 100 noon:
$50 600. $50. 7.oo SOC. $50. 1000. I0:s5.
'ii sSndays fi p nj -. ZOO. go. $50 300. 1000.
u:OO a. m; 1OO I-l5- 300 40. 300. 5-3l. SD.
500. 1000. % - u 30. NJ " - = D u
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. ~ p. m.
'csIflnc,iN.NA-1 q ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
P5ffTl-TIsBGRG. 5fl-I ~ >. m. .s:Ij m. - 5.
CLEVELAND. 'aIo p. M: COLUMBUS.
'WHfEELING. 'fS 500 a. m. $50 ,. m
WINCHESTER. IS - a. m, 20, 1900 p n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m. 12-O5
noon. as COO =. m Sundays SD a N.
Hud $50 Z
II-RAY and ELETON. $40 D m
FREDERICK. ts-S5. "'g-l5 g. ~. $50
'HAGERsTOWN. IS. S.25 a N. and $50 D. m.
BOYD and way points. ISIS. --s-I5 a. m
ssi -sO IS 100, Is -55. s'lQ-l5, I'll 30 p. m.
GAIIHERSBCRG and way points. fs-35
I s.9.i5 . VA. fI2-JJ. ''l-3O. 1880. s5.G5
t5.g5. 5G:50. --7.S5 ssl9-l5. fI1-S5 =. m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and WAY
points. 1855. ''S.E 3 n. ''l.5J. zoo
Il .35 %.
/ sDaily. Except Sunday ''Sundays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Par'0r Cal
I spaCc rates OF fare. etc, viii be quickly FUR
niFred BY TELEPHONE at all Of the FOL
so,. ing Ticket Offices. 1917 G St, Telephon.
Main 1891. Gle Pennsylvania Ave, Telephone
Main 2S7- station. New Jersey Ave and {
s. Ticket office. Telephone East 6S4: Info=.
I tns tfon Bureau. East I2l
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PROGRESSIVE csloreI man can buy nice
country house at moderate price. s. miles
70 "Ht treasury ru city and Suburban. right
1' station five minutes Co steam station
v'.r ll'lf acre Abundance OF .ruit- S-r1lu
house outbuilil1Es. school and churches.
iaI-" chicken house. fsr price. cuI terms
address T.. STATION g. ruhg-st
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR REST-Lct us show them u you-de-
lightfuI new 3-room and tiled bath apart
ments IN best location Northwest: hot
water heat and janitor service. only $3.50.
mhS-5..
APARTMENT. white. ~ Warner st. be-
mh9-3t
APAITMENTS-G0 Massachusetts ave. nc.
six grand rooms on second for Ia tvo-farnily
house, adults only. EOt-water heat. mh>-5.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
unfurnished. two rooms and bath; 81 up-
SENECA 627 T. ST nv. fe3-tf
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For Sale-TypewriterS.

MONARCH yiSi5lc. nearly new. cheap for
cash. or on easy terms. Address Bon 5a3.
Times office. mh9-3t
TYPEWRITER. Densmore, hrgt-Clsss condi-
zion. cheap. 20t Columbian building. II
MONARCH TYPEWRTTERS. only a few
months old. sold at big discount. n N.
MINNIN & Co. l4il G 81. NV. mhS-It
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For Rent-Stores.

FOR RENT-Part OF store room. good loca-
tiou. near Pennsylvania ave NV suitable
Cor speciality line. Addre- BON 5ss. Times
office uhg-at
FOR RENT-Iarge store room: modern i'm
prOyemguts. good cellar. Inquire upstairs I37
Pennsylvania ave NV. mhs-1t
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Floor Oil.

WHICH IS BEST-Scrub -our floor once
week or oil II with Hunters dust-killing
noor oil once month"; Try IL. Sc a gallon
Main 54SS or drop postal II; Ia. ave. NV.
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For Sale-Suburban.

lfSs-AS NICE a HOME as one couId ask f1-.
room fu- chickens and garden AL Tor s.. I9a:
over ID acre. pretty 5-rJom cottage. al south
hlpplllnd- hay window uewl.- painted and
papered- short walk trolley better look sf
o.. THE SDJLE co uurp. GU Louisiana
.lss. MIN .rr
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute. Both sexes All cUnsulta-
tions confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours. ; 10 1. 70 8. - =
PcOms. 1Zo3 Peuasylvauia ave. M. Ph3ns
II 1919.
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Mattress Makine.

WE MAKE new UattrcsScS ard ToU1skc
your old ones the right way We know how.
II we have not done work Tor you. ask your
friends about uF; they are our customers.
Work returned same day ~ needed. l.. y.
JONES s53 II st. NV. Phone u. 2la7.
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For Rent-StableS.

LARGE brick stable Tor . horses and car
rt-Fcs. @as and waite and c0ucretcI. worth
Nl-- rear lG17 5G ST. NV only 81.
CHAS. :. SHEENE. 1oU7 1.h St y w mhg-gt
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Miscellaneous.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets. reliable and prompt. ECLIPSE RUG
CO. Laurel Nd. Postal WhJ-tt
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
will be agreeably surprised X YOU VIII let
ne sell 81 for you. MARCUS NOTES. 426 sth
ct. NV. Phone Main TIL n0l0-H
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Stables.

room for small automC-
bile IN northwestern section. near Dupont
circle Address. stating terms. BOX 574
Times Office. mh.-2r
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks, bonds.
bldg and loan asscn- shares, syndicate, Ger
tifs warehouse receipts etc low rates.
courteous treatment THIS Is NOT A LOAN
COMPANY. c. - BAKER. ITO ST.
Phone 5lZ-
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Wanted-PrOperty.
Acreage Tracts

FOR SALE-ACREAGE TRACTS in the Dis
triCt. from I 20 100 acres west of Rock
Greek, near Connecticut ave. cars and
Rock Creek Park Speculation prices
LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER, ST. 18th St y. ".
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For Sale.-FarmS


FRUIT FARNI-sargain: - ACRES Of hne
land. all lined last year. l.li0 fruit trees.
In perfect health. fun bearing acres wood.
3-roCm house; DarU. wagon shed. c0rnhouso.
cheap. .. W. CROSBY Vienna, Va.
mh9.I1.12
CANNOT BE ICATED-MaryIand farm
% g" acres of good land, 200 cleared, - in
meadow. balance u timber; well. streams.
l1r-' N-rOIm house in excellent repair. two
halls. wide porch. tenant hougr. two large
barns stable luI hay mow; so per acre.
lU-r-tiEate sure. J.. W CROSBY. Vienna.
a. mh91l.Ie
FOR SALE-Fauu. - acre. good land. S-room
house. wcil. ciFtcrn. abundance os fruit:
ouinuili!n@-- steam mile - stat.oni s,.eoti
monthly 1stETu"nfs-
mhel1Is p. W CROSBY. Vienna. Va.
llf ACRES good LAND and timber. - mics
ifnDl iulS city near WhlTvcg, price. f41S. Ad-
- llezS ~ a ST. sW mha-@t
DAIRY FARM. Montgomery county Nd. 20
acres. 20 cleared. water in every field: one
min" and one SIX room house. good bujG-
insF' fronts on Fotorrac river and CLcs1-
pcakc canal, price, E.C0C.
DAIRY FARM ~ station. Remington Va:
right-roou house. an iu grass and well va
tered: hno buildings; . COWS; SS,oIo-
POTOMAC RIVER FAEsiS. . or 10 acres-
near Marshall Hall; $50 down. SO per month:
ducking, bathing. fishing: 500 por acre.
u. g. REALTY BROKERS'.
6l' 18Th ST. Room O. mhS-tE
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LOANS ON FURNITURE.

Here we are way down az the bottom
OF the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
lust call on The company that "blows'
he least That's US.
ABSOLUTELY no publicity-uo pTyfnE
into your private ahairs-Ao delay.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE co.
az J. ST. ". W. PRIVATE OFFICE
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100000,

100000,
DELAWARE AVE s. W
Near l. St lot extending through from
avenue 70 lst ST. Improved 0y small
dwelling that could be easily renDde,e-
10 paw a large return on tho inyes mont
Several economical size vacant lots IN
this locality for sale at reasonable prices
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker. U- 4 81 y W.
mt3-tt
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
tlO1 % 500 cash and so TO SO monthly For
fuu particulars drop postal. telephone. or
call for illustrated plat. etc. OF 'Connecu-
cut Avenue Terrace
FULTON =. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT l. HEATER. Manager.
Colorado Building. Tel Main IS.
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Wanted
Suburban Property.
For Sale
Suburban Lots,

T0TS FOR COLORED PEOPLE. $40 to $50;
81 cash 81 month. no interest one mile nearer
than Chesapeake Junction. ROOM G. 5Ie L
81. nlht-ot
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Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. without security; easy payments.
Offices IN So principal cities, save yourself
money by getting my terms first D. Il.
TOLMAN. RCom 5cs. $50 18th St NV des-tf
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STOP PAYING RENT
BUY 45 / ST. X J.. SI-s CASH DOWN
and Sif per month twu-stury sIN-rpum
frame in fine condition new tu roof.
big fuel house on rear of I9J5 lot 25X5s,
side alley. Price only $3.50. Title per
feet ami papers furnished free. o. N.
BRYANT owner. WarIer Building 9th
and F. Wht-tt
FOR SALE-Sevcu- room house with reception
hall. tiled bath and ycst,hulc. large cpG-
crete cellar. large ward hot-water heat. set
tubs in cellar. all modern Improvement.
finished iu hariv Ood- OWNER. 1881 Eas-
Capitol 81. Uls-.,
FOR SAI.E-AN 1870 INVESTMENT
An excellent investment. must be sold
at once: wen rented tvo-story apartment
D. square nom North Cdpitpi ST. always
rented az SfI5J per month Would con
slider cash payment OF 500. balance 10
suit PRICE. $500
LIE ROY MARX,
uh.-f i-l" q.
8. 5O0-Sa05 cash; balance monthly. corner
brick in good section ne stories. rooms
and bath. COLLlNS-GCEET CO.. 6I 18th
81. NV tii4t--I
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OFFER

one OF the finest houses ON Capitol IiI
Tor sale cheap. Centrally and w.A i'-
Gated. house has 10 rooms fine cellar uu-
der whole house, large quadrangle IN rear
with stable. private carriage way - side
street We viii be pleased 20 show this
house 10 a HOMESEEkEE. because It Wl.
DS sold cheap.
$500.
House and stable C5rlcIJ on T. 81. uw-. west
OF 9Th ST Fine property 1ur above Iilae-
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ,
ggfF mLe--t
ONE OF THE best investments iu the city
Good ST. frame. lot ZINlCy. 31-fp't paved alley .
stable. water and sewer rents S-ly3s look az
it. OWNER H. Times office. mh'-at
FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-One of
the most desirable homes i'm BrghtW'ol
Park. Frame house - rooms. large lot l'.N
$50. VIII sell the eu-lre property for what d.
cost 10 build the h0U-c.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER; 5l2 14;h 81. y w
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down town property SO X ST NV. corner OF
10th and r. H0use In trst-class condition
having just ueen improved 10y the expenditure
of 81 501. This property is increasing In
value every year Rents t1r S3' per month
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER, tl- lith st. y W
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THOMAS BOWLING * CO. Aucsioneers.
6ls l. ~. y. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ERICk
DWELLING. NO. 6f5 SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue ? IL certain deed % trust dated
August g. lyys aud duly recorded In Libe-
No. sa57, :olio 80 CT seq. of the land rec
,rds OF the District OF Columbia, and At the
request Of the party secured thereby. we viii
sell az public auction in front of the premises
.a MONDAY. MARCH 18TH 1871 Al A-oD
O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described land
and premises, situate I'm -hC city OF Washing
ton. District Of Columbia known and dis
tinCuished the east twenty feet. four
inches 20 Il. iu.) front by the fun depth
thereof. of original lot numbered Ten GW in
square numbered Eight Hundred and seventy
six tS16i. improved 10y house numbered Ga
south Carolina avenue southeast.
Terms OF sale. All cash. 500 deposit re-
quired at time Of sale, and all couvcyaucing
and recording al purchaser cost.
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee.
40 Sth 81. nv.
JOHN 3. KINNEAR. Trustee.
Go 18th ST. NV.
rIh6-IltdGdS. .eNSu
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THOMAS BOWLING * co. Aucsioneers.
6I2 l. 81 y ".
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON ELEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN B AND c STREETS NORTH
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
THE HENRY REVIVAL
 ATTRACTING CROWDS

The song service and solos by MT. Mohler las1 night was an attractive feature.
 Drink. the Devils Joke" the tenn perance theme. was discussed by Dr. Henry last night. Some awful exam ples of destruction wrought by drink were given.
 The text for the servicc-was the fifth chapter of Jonn. on the theme. Max ing Clean Work of Conversion"
 Jesus asked. Wilt thou be made whole" Jesus came to make whole both soul and body. Man must be willing to be made whole: must desire 10 be forgiven and to he saved. So Jesus asked him. Wilt thou be made whole?" This afflicted man wanted man to help him into the pool that he might be healed. He should have asked God-Jesus to heal. for only Jesus can heal the soul Every man who wills to be saved and seeks Jesus vii be saved. Jesus is willing. Salvation Is offered to all. His grace is free. Man must chOose-must will to be saved Man can put his case into the hands of Jesus and no one who re- sists or fails to decide ever will be saved. Jesus said. Take up thy bed and walk 4 man who had not walk ed for thirty-eight years was con- manded to rise and walk Man must act-do what Jesus says. It seemed i'm possible for this man to obey but when he willed to do Christ's will the power came and he was healed-took up his bed. folded il and moved it so there would be no more temptation to lie on the bed. Burn the bridges behind as you go forward in obedience 10 Christ so that the old life will lose it's attrac- tions.
 Jesus said. Go and sin no more. " : lest q worse thing come upon you Give up the sin in the life. put it out ! by the help of God. Pray without i ceasing. God can keep man minut, by minute and day by day-rive day at a time in his grace.
 Lest q worse thing come upor | thee There was a worse thing pos | sible than thirty years of paralysis t Moral obliquity. pollution of soul that f sin produces here and the hell il bring. | in the future. Something worse thar | suffering in body. and that is woe ant [ misery of d soul in utter darkness.
 ''The Saloon as HeI's Kitchen" i,
 the temperance theme for tonight. The subject for the sermon is. "Dy. | ing Like a Fool
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
A LION IN HIS PATH
 NEAR T0RTILLA FLAT
The More or Less Exciting Experience of Charles Cox on His Way to Phoenix.

Charlie Cox. who was returning to Phoenix after long absence had an encounter with a mountain lion the other day MT Cox and two other young men started from Globe on foot for Phoenix. coming by the way of Roosevelt Arriving there one of the party decided to stay. and MT. Cox and his remaining companion set out with procession of oil wagons for Mesa. At Fish Creek hill the wagons went into camp for the day. but Mir. Cox be- ing desroUs of reaching Phoenix with out delay pushed on on foot.
 Passing Tortilla Flats he mounted the summit and was passing down into a draw on this side when he heard scream which elevated his hat He had brought a twenty-five rifle with him as far as Tortilla Flats, where government empl0ye offered him SIP for it. That he thought was more than he could get for it anywhere else in the United States. He could buy a better gun for less money in Phoenix. So he sold it. but when he heard that scream he would have paid $40 for the weapon. He had not even d pocket knife
 He picked up a couple of rocks and threw them in the direction of the scream and heard scrambling in the bushes. Then the scream was repeat ed little behind him and looking over his shoulder he saw the lion standing not more than thirty feet in his rear with his head thrown up. snuffing the air like a horse. He also looked in the moonlight almost as big as a horse.
 MT Cox hit the trail and for the next
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
DEATH ENDS A LIFE
 OF WORTHY DEEDS
Passing of Miss Flora Mills at the Home of Her Mother Yesterday Afternoon.

Miss Flora Mills died yesterday aft ernoOn at l2:30 at the home of her mother Mrs. Susie Mills, on West Jef- fersOn street after an illness that con- fined her to her room for several weeks and which was chiefly an affection of the lungs. She was 3I years old last February and there was no more esti- lnable or highly respected young wom- an in the city. Of her immediate fam fly she is survived by her mother and one sister. Mrs. Harry Barron of Los Angeles. who is expected to arrive here this morning, having been informed yesterday morning of the near ap- prOach of the death of her sister She was a niece of Mrs. F.. NJ. Lamson and through this relationship leaves an extended circle of mourning relatives. The funeral will be held in the par ! lOrs of George F. Merryman Sunday afternoon at o'clock and will probably , be under the auspices of the Rebekah [ Lodge, l. c. O. F. or the Woman's Re- . lief Corps. she having been promi- nent member of both societies. for many years. In the former she had i held all subordinate offices and was a past noble grand of the lodge. while y office except that of president
 1 Miss Mills was a native of Kansas. | where three sisters died before the family moved to Phoenix in the early i days of the town. and since which i time her three brothers died here. all at a tender age. Her father was prom | inent in local affairs until his death number of years ago. Miss Mills
 
 i school and the Tempe normal School and early began the profession of school teaching, which she dearly loved and in which line of usefulness she 1 continued until stricken with i'll health. | She taught seven years in the Phoenix | city schools and one year in the cOun- | try moving to Los Angeles with her mother a couple of years ago, where she readily obtained a position in the | schools of the coast city. She was d ! member of the teaching force of that | city at the time of her death though | she was q leave of absence and had i been for sometime. She returned here | with her mother several weeks ago | but has been confined to the house most Of the time since then.
 There were few, if any. young wom- ! en in the city more widely known and her devotion to her school work and every other duty she met in life made : her a most lovable character, and de- servedly the pride of her mother and a host of intimate friends. Though her untimely end is deplored by all who know her it is comforting to
 kuow that her life las been spent to i laudable purposes and that she has ] not lived in vain.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
VIOLIN LESSONS

At Prof Fountains Music Store. All the latest songs.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
EASTERN SUGAR GO.
 FORECLOSURE SUIT
After Beginning Yesterday 1t Went
 Over to December 30.

The trial of the case of the Detroit Trust company and others against the Eastern Sugar company and others, an action for foreclosure in behalf of the bondholders. was begun yesterday in district court. The suit is opposed by the lien holders. mostly local material men whose claims against the sugar company amount in the aggregate to about $1G0.OOO. The amount of the bonds is $500 1000.
 A motion was made on the part of the lien holders for a continuance of the case on the ground that the trust company and the sugar company had not vet complied with an order of the court requiring them to furnish the lien holders with the books and accounts of the company. Under the order the books were to be furnished by Novem- Der 19.
 Accordingly the trial went over to Decembe 90 but the testimony over to Ralph Stone of Detroit. the secretary of the trust company. and Contractor Mccoy of the American Construction company of New York, and who super intended the beginning of the con struction of the Glendale factory. was taken.
 It was rather of a formal nature and as to Mir. Stone consisted of the sub mission of documentary evidence. There was first offered a page from the books of the trust company show ing the certification of the bonds and then there was brought in a large sealed bundle containing 800 of the sl,000 bonds. the package having been sealed in the presence of Mir. Stone in the office of the company in Detroit. One of the bonds was offered in evil dence.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14

mile or two he attained speed which he thinks has never been surpassed. He finally brought mp at Wares place. where he spent the night.
 Mir. Cox left here several years ago and went to Globe about the time that camp ,vas entering upon its great boom. He remained there until the san Francisco fire, when he went to that city to take part in its recon struction. After that he returned to Globe and went into the business of contracting. which he followed sue cessfully until the late depression set in
 He is of the opinion that it will not be long until things will be there as they used to be but now the people are pretty long-faced. IL was a great relief to him t0 get among the broad faced people of this valley.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Services will be held tomorrow. the third Sunday in Advent. in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second aven- tie, the Rev. J. w. Atwood rector. as follows: Holy communion at o'clock: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. the subject of the ser mon being ''The Religious Teachings of Whittier. in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the poets birthday: evening prayer and address at 1:30 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1907-12-14

r HAVING consolidated The Home Savings Bank H and Trust Company with institution we trust that we may receive your patronage,
 assuring you prompt and courteous treatment