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Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
Ne. ? hnrs.less Are-

The hOrseless age that has been so PeFSistentiy predicted Is not merely siow iR coming: the facts indicate that it ts farther away than ever and per hHps may never come. We hope it Will not. while at the same time weI- coming all the new aids to rapid and untrgmmeied transportation People must be riding q great deal more than they ever rode before. The authno- bile industry in this country has quad rupisd in value In the last three years. and has developed at even a greater rate in the number uf machines man. ufactured. But the statistics of horse flesh keep on expanding
 There were more than IA GOO dd6 horses in this country in ISs7. but ac- Coriing Co the figures for the year just closed there are Is.7f6. GOO horses in the United States at the present time This is gain nf nearly 40 per cent in a decade. a much larger one than the human element can show. in spite of our large and continuous importa- lions. Not only are there more horses. but evidently they gre better ones. a striking triumph for the science Of eu- genirs. since the value has increased about fourfold. and increasing prices Of feed would not account for all the difference. The horse cannot be put down or relegated to obscurity He survives the withdrawal of the stim- ulus nf race gambling in Missouri. and comes out in fairer proportion than ever. As mechanical rivals multiply he rises in the scale of dignified per- sonality- The very fact of the high cost of the power machines increases his value. just as We have to pay more for corncd beef when p0rterhouse steaks go ID. The last horse win probably take his leave about the same time as inc last utan.--Boston Tran Rrrinf
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
Aches

Are in the nerves-all feeling is. Headache, toothache, neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic pains, back ache, etc.-they're all there, but in different parts. It's nerve irri- tation. Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve nerve irritation, and pain subsidies. They do not derange the stomach, or leave disagree able after-effects. Your druggist can tell you that many use them, and would not be without them.
 q take Dr. Niles Anti-Pain Pills for headache. neuralgia. stomach ache and pains Of any nature. The best medicine"
 MISS LULA LYNCH. Macon Ga.
 If they fail to help. your druggist will refund the money on first package.
 9 doses. 3J cents. Never sold in bulk.
 MILES MEDICAL CO.,, EIkhart, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21

and his offspring. a week later. were in train together, which stopped at station near gloomy building. A man asked:
 What place is that?"
 The county jail.'' another answered promptly.
 Whereupon Mary embarrassed her father and aroused the suspicious Of the other occupants of the carriage by asking, in a loud shrill voice:
 'Is that the jail you were in father?7
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
Force Of Habit.

Lady formerly telephone eirD- Porter. why didn't you call me as l instructed you?
 .sz:slefping Car porter-f did. ma'am; sure.s y11u born. did. aid. '-sev- en-thirty. nia'am, an you said. Lines out offorder. Pick Me-up.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
MarY's QIlAsrinn-

Some little while ago a popular writer visited a jail in order to take notes for a magazine article on prison life. On returning home he described the horrors he had seen. and his de- scription made a deep impression on his little daughter. Mary. The writer
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
One Cause of lThieueru-

E one .ot tho =three or four reasons why the mtr9pplis in the worlds ccn- Ter for crooks" is found in the laS
 supervision of the most likely. pifr- chasers or receivers of stolen property. European pownbroker8 are subjected
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
CHICAGO AoTEt FIRE.

Chicago. March go.+--A fire resulting from crossed electric lSght wires dam- 'agcd ehg Grand PaClf12 hotel today to ihe exteat of S100,GUo For a time if theatensa The entire destriclj0E of the building. No lives tysre lost.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. Arrive "The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction, Wicken- burg, Prescott and branch points, Jerome, Ash Fork, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west ......2:OO am. 2:35 am, "The Daylight Express" for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs), Wickenburg, A. & c. branch points, Congress Junction. Prescott. Ash Fork, Denver. Kansas City, Chicago and all points east. ......S: % am. 4:10 pm. No trains on A. & c. Ky. or Poland branch Sun days.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21

T2 fear or go Worry is as sinful as to lONf.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21

4 woman s&ldoia getz old enough tn admit she Gs 9ld. t
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
CrdSViIIe No. J924

The noted French coach stallion VIII make the season 1908 at Cowboy cor ral Five Points, Phoenix. Arizona. For terms. >etc., apply at West Ad- ans street or at corral
Arizona republican., 1908-03-21
Local Daily Weather Report for the
 Arizona Republican.

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. l45 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January |. 0l0 inch
 l.. N. JESUNoFSKY,
 Section Director.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-24

e-oas hundred eighty-eisht( lSs)
teee frontage ON Main street, viz:
Commencing at outhwest corner
OF Lot s Of the said block 81;
tAeaece south along line OF "E''
street 1sS feet more or less. to
line Of land OF Sarah u. vollmer:
thence easterly on lire Of said
vollmer land 500 feet more or
les. to east lire of Lot Z: thence
northerly to the notheast corner
OF said lot Z: thence westerly on
north line Of said lot Z 2S7 feet
to the place of beginning, Asses
sed In the name Of Susan Il.
Bruce and estate Of Mary A. and
Stanley v. H. Loomer. :. 41.40
Part of said lot 10 Of the said
block 81. described as follows:
Beginning at the 8. w. corner of
said lot 10: thence easterly on the
.. line OF said lot 10 to the 8. e.
corner Of said block 81: thence
Aortherly 1907 feet: thence w.
37S feet to the e. line Of ''E" st.;
thence 8. along the e. line Of "E'
u. 100 feet. to point Of beginning.
having . frontage OF 100 feet on
Main street. Assessed In the
same Of Chas. r. Pittock.. 3s.sol
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

B~irthk-Robert VanDusen. 1898 South
Twelfth street. girl; Carl Erikson, S0l
Seward street. boy; Daniel Woodward, 26OS
Saratoga street. boy; Ernest Waller, 2S0l
Charles street, boy: Charles Zimrod, lTO4
South Fourteenth street. girl; Louis Green,
1901 South Thirteenth street, girl; Samuel
p. Justus, 1915 Cunning street, boy; e. w
Curtis, SAIL North Nineteenth street. girl;
Bert e. Parks. 1918 South Tenth street,
boy; James r. Pearson, 800 South Eighth
zenith street, girl; Ralph Walilford. 27l'
Maple street, boy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Want . ads

Advertisements for the want "a
columns viii be taken vntiI AZ m. fos
the evening edition and uati1 . .. N.
for the morning and sussay editiOns.
Cash must accompany all orders for
want ads and no advertisement VIII
he accepted for less than 10 cents for
Hr-' insertiOn.
Hates apply 60 either The Daily o.
sunday Fee.
Always count aiH words GO = line.
combinations of initials or numbers
count ~ one WORD.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
LODGE NoTIcEa.
NetIce to Veterans.

an civil war and Spanish-American
veterans who oesire to register for the
Rosebud or Trip county anus aLo lee
uues,eu to NEE. at Fontenell hail., 1920
+ arnam street, haOnuay evening, CH-
toDer 8. Hail open Irtm y y. m. TO 40 p, m.
10 make your affidavit. rNor information
telephone Sweeney, Ind. a .S3.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
FURNISHED noon ADS,

FURNISHED ROOM ADS
"hea accompanied by cash, the rate
viii bet tine inserttOns = cents per
lines three or SIX co~nsecutive inssF-
lions x reaiS per line each iAsertiont
srNeH "r more consecutive Insertions
= rents v~t lime each tnacFttOHt %
'cn'~ Ver line per meath.
Want ads for The nee may ne left
- ady Of the E0IIOwInE drug stores
"uc s year corner druEGist"-they
are ala Dranck Oflces for The bee and
IUGT as wtn ~ Inserted Just -
promptly and en- the same rates NJ az
the nam OHlCe IN rhs Bee Building
~seNsntseRth snd III streetsi
AlDSch, w. c., 4oth and FarnAm-
beranek, 5. A. la0s 8. 18TH St
becut Pharmacy. 10 3. 18th St
bensoK Pharmacy, Benson. Neb.
be"His Fark pi.Ailnaoy. $50 and GuminS'
bis~sE FRarn.Asy, @26 Sherman Ave.
Chiffon LII pharmacy, 22l2 Military Ave
|Ohts, }. b., Slst Ave. sno EArnam 81
Crlssey Pharmacy. Nth and Lake SA
Yea nlak, Emil. l204-O 3. l3tn 81
Eillurs, 1. IL. ~ Leavenw orlh Of
EVster IL Arnold, l3 N. Nth 81
freytas, John J., islt N. 24tn 81
tIoi snce Drug Co. Florence, Mob.
GoiomAn Pharmacy, 2Oth and lake StG
Greens Pharmacy. corner Park Ave ana
Pacific.
EIesnough, q. A., las 8 10th st.
GIsanOugh, q. A, iGA s. 10th St.
Hayden, William c., $50 Farnsm sc,
Hanscom ParK Pharmacy, l4Ol b. Stn sI
Aulst, John. 624 ~. 18th b.
HIif, A. l., WA L~eavenworth 81
k.Ls, X. s.. lS$s FarnRm st..
kOuntze Place Pharmacy, 204 ~. SAth 81
Pa..iGA Drug Co, l6O. ". Ath 81
l. LtlCop, Charles E.. la2s N. Ath ST.
Peyton, l.. Ia, 24th and L~eavenworth Sts'
SaldtoSH prGg Co. S4th Aad Ames Ave-
Scnaeter's Cut Price Drug Co., 18th ana
CniVkko StH.,
s.h1sfer, August, Ss1 N. 18th 81.
schmidt, ]. H, Pain and Stunning Sta.
storm PAalLnacy, 10Th and Martha StA.
walnut Hlu Pharmacy, tOtn ana cunning
Walton Pnarmacy, 10Th ana Grace StS'
Moth. y IL. AUtn ana Hamilton StA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
D~ArM AND FuNERAH NOTICES

OoNLE-Thomas d., September .. 1905
aseu 66 years.
= 80. -unday at 2 p. m. from residence
D.. .ns ..s.C., .drS. Mary huron, loL4 North
AZ s.uy-sv, enIA. lnterment Forest Lawn
.e.LeleTyy Friends Invited.
.cM aa-zzKzKKl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

and women agents wanted in every
town to sell the wonderful Triplex Hand
bag for women. BY a mere twist of the
y, wrlst u becomes . purse or . music
portrollo or a small satchell or q shop
ping bag. Four separate bags for four
separate urpos all in one. You enlarge
the bag to meet your needs as you go
along. Large profits. s. A.. lamo
& Bro, So West 2ist St., New YoTErY"
s~o "g 5Es "a 81"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
~M4RRIAuE

The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Name and residence. age.
Frank Pospisil, Omaha. ."............... y
Christina Svacina, Omaha....".....'...... 70
Leslie b. Bishop, Omaha. .............. q
Father A.. Peterson, Omaha...."......... 70
Albert Zieulan, Omaha. ...,............. %
Jennie Gilligan, Omaha..."....".....,... %
william a. Rogers. Hot Springs, 3. D.. %
Lizzie King, Belmont, Cal........"........ 30
David Gard, Omaha .,................. Is
Elsie Olmstead, Omaha ..""......... %
Karlo Mark. omaha....................... 90
Josephine Cosgrove.. q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
CAsH RATns roR WANT ADS.

'AsH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION - one
'"HertiOn, Der Iine. 10 cents. Two or
i"oE" consecutive Insertions, per line,
u e"nts. Each insertion made ON d
%u'E, 10 cents Per line. $50 DsT
line Der month"; sxsopsinG that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

AGENTS WANTEn Tor new kerosens in
( eandesteht JhhhpleAJamp; brighter than
gas or electricity; fifteenth cost: rapid
seller; big profits. Continental Co, .35S5
y Hread waytt Ne~tgYerkS 0)-aa5 as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

WANTED-stock statesmen. We went
few goodRmeh TO sell life insurance sfSck,
10 references! required.s Citizens Life hSbair-
apce Co. LOUISVILLE Ky. 0)-Al7aaT"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

AGENTS.. FORTUNE MAKER-WonderfuI
self-working washer: does the washing
by ltselfi runs automatically " Writer
works pressure; saves ali the hard work
or wash day.; new, invention; salesaun-
~precedented. Agents wanted Who can
handle mgh-class proposition; exclusive
r. territory; $500 TO $500 per monthATThs
Eagle Tool CO. Sole Mfgs., Repkznl42,
Cincinnati, o. O)-I6S 27x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

1000 DAILY-No better money maker for
I'VE agents thar. the well KNOWN widely
? terms. Monarch, aRs "a Pearl ST. SNS eM
iprA as6cu 9sia1rc ~ Na4H q"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

AGENTS WANTED everywhere for HeyTs
SET or fine artists colors, for students,
academies, decorators. Heyl's color works
were established 1898. Address, Room i2OI.
NO. los Fulton ST., New York Cg)-4ls 9Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

MANAGERS and agents wanted tfor the
celebrated Flood City Nand tubular wash
erst best on earth fog light fabrics. lsuch
as lace curtains. ladies' waists, etc. For
terms and particulars address Dept. I1s.
The Flood city Washer Co. Ltd, Cur
WehsViie' Pa. Z gt4 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

LIVE AGENTS. wanted to Introduce nigh
grade bonsehold speciality into every
ShofDet lquick saleE~bleA profits; SRend for
free partteulars AtodayN L.. Ramp, SIS
Flfth st, New Ysfk CITY. Wl4ls27'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
gents and saIe-men--Continued.

&eeINESTED in our patent peanut vend-
lnN machines will pay you SO a week.
Write for-~agent's special proposition.
Goo-Goo Gplh A." Chicago. tO-l9 27x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., successful. ener-
getic salesnaen 10 sell old line OF prop
rietnry medicines In Nebraska. Splendid
proposition to man who can sell goods,
Address l5s Ogden Ave, Chicago.
Y oar n
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES
(Continued.)

HOW TO FINANCE A BUSINESS EN-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY shown by descriptive
booklets mo. 9) which we forward free
Business development Co., III Nassau St,
New York. G)-fO1 ~"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
HELP W%ANTEp-MALE
gents m ssIesmen--COntInbed.

WANTED-By prominent local firm men
L. travel and call on farmers. ono nsed
t. meeting the farm trade preferredt but
net necessary. Gail on {, A. Gpnier. L0l
bee BIG, today. 40 -&6-o
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

GROCERIES AND NoTIoNs-5Oe on
care Bee. ND-M159 27x
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
BUILDING FOR SALE
TO BE REMOVED

and half frame. 2Sxs0 IT.. suitable
for store or dwelling. south side, Dodge,
Just west of SD ST. George q Co, 1901
Farnam 81 Q)-MSfO IS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27

A SUCCESSFUL salesman cen lind a place
with US and make good money. Address
OJ-M7sS Is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-27
Agents and saIesIadie,

Agents, Solicitors and Salesman.
WANTBD-Thoroughly experienced cloth
ing salesman. Apply Immediately. This
Bennett company, V)-lA q
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
VOTES AND SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.

Votes One month, paid in advance...-.... 10 TWO months, pal0 ID auNance---..--- -D Three months, paid in advanee,.. 40 Four months, paid in advance.. 90 Six months, paid in advanee.... 100 Nine months, paid in advance....... 200 One year, paid in advance ............ AGO Eighteen months, paid in advance 700 Two years, paid in advanee.-..-.-... 1000 Three years, paid in advance..... 2000 Four years, paid in advance . 4000 Five years, paid in advance......... GOOD Ten years, paid in advance ............ l25Oo Twenty years, paid in advance. 5O000
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

foreign subscription to the Silver Belt is the best investment any public spirit ed citizen can make. Have the "pres- ent subscriber'' not only advance his own subscription, but have him give you the name of some person, in the east who might become interested in Globe. It will prove profitable to all concern ed. Try this system, candidates. You will then not only be working for the Silver Belt and yourselves, but you will be putting in the very best kind of licks for the district. Above all, don't let any person living in the district who is not taking the paper get away from you. You need lem; so do we. Your industry will be well rewarded.
 In addition to the club arrangement, we will allow the contestant scoring the greatest number of points flor new sub scribers during the coming week 10000 votes over and above the usual subserip- tion allowances. This will probably be the last premium vote we will pay, as the contest will close on December 23. Don't overlook an opportunity from now on out. Every vote is going to count
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
TRAGIC BATTLE
 AT MAR|C0PA |S
 END 0F MEXICAN
SUSPECT WHO OPENS FIRE ON DEFECTIVE MILLER OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC MEETS HIS MATCH IN THE OFFICER.

PHOENIX, December l2.--In a des, perate pistol duel Tuesday night at Maricopa between officers and Mex ican suspect whom they were trying to arrest, the Mexican was shot and ia tally wounded. He died shortly after the shooting.
 He would not give his name and there was nothing about his person that gave a definite clue as to his identity.
 The bullet which resulted in the death of the Mexican is said to have been fired by c. D. Miller, one of the special officers of the Southern Pacific.
 With Special Officer Miller at the time and in range of the bullets from the Mexican's gun was Deputy Sheriff Frank Land of Maricopa county who is stationed at Maricopa.
 For some time past the railroad com pany has been annoyed at ,Marieopa by numerous thefts of articles belong ing to it. It is said that the thieves have been gradually becoming bolder and that under cover of darkness they have not even hesitated to break into sealed cars and remove goods.
 In an effort to catch or to at least get some clue to the thieves, Special Officer Miller was assigned to Maricopa
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

the Silver Belt like is. But this con eession is made under certain condi- tions, which must be strictly adhered to. We will accord candidates just three days in which or organize their clubs of twenty subscribers. For ex- ample, December II, l5 and l6 will be the days for the organization of the first clubs. Returns by the candidates taking advantage of this offer must be made to the Silver Belt office every night. On the l6th of December at o'clock D. m., the candidates who have secured twenty yearly subscribers up to that hour will be given 50000 votes. The voting coupons must show that the subscribers were secured on either the 14th, 18th or 16th. Sunday will not be counted and subscriptions accepted on that day should bear date of Deeem- Der II. The candidates who succeed in securing twenty yearly subscribers, old or new, within the time specified will be credited with 50,000 votes. The candidates who fail will be allowed the usual 400 votes for each yearly sub. scriber. December l7, Is and l9 will be days for the organization of other clubs of twenty. In this second series the polls will be held open until 9 clock Saturday night, December l9. The next series will run from December 2l to December 23, the last day of the contest, closing promptly at midnight. The Silver Belt insists that candidates make daily returns while engaged in this clubbing arrangement. Now re- member, twenty yearly subscriptions, old or new, must be secured. within the three days specified in the series, oth erwise only the usual 400 votes will be allowed for each yearly subscription re eeived. If you don't thoroughly under stand this arrangement, call at the of fee tomorrow. Get all the new names you can in the meantime.
 Contestants are complaining that the field has been pretty thoroughly worked over; that nearly every person in the Globe district is now taking the paper and that new names are hard to get. The Silver Belt is one of the best ad- vertisements at the disposal of Globe. It is a paper that people in the east are very anxious to receive; it is pa per that will do the city and district whole lot of good in the east. If the people of the Globe district are all taking the Silver Belt, it would be a mighty good move and profitable to the whole community if they would send the paper to some person abroad who might become interested in Globe and the city and districts great resources. If man would read the Silver Belt for one year--or for a less period-it is dollars to doughnuts that he'd become financially interested in the district. A
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
If you getit at Forts it's correct FOR ITS

Working with him was Deputy Sheriff Land of Maricopa. These officers were walking through the Maricopa yards last evening when they discovered a person lurking in a suspicious manner in the shadow of a string of cars.
 They called to the stranger to step out into the light that they might see him. a
 For a reply the stranger opened fire with six-shooter on the officers.
 Having prepared for all possible emergencies Special Officer Miller had his gun in his hand and he quickly re turned the fire.
 The Mexican fell to the ground with bullet in his chest. As he fell his gun dropped from his hand and the officers quickly seized him.
 Realizing that the suspect, who was a Mexican about B years old, was badly wounded the officers carried him to the station where he expired short time later without giving his name or mak ing statement. It is the belief in Maricopa that the Mexican fearing arrest determined to take his chances with the officers in a gun fight with the result that death was his portion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
.CRAzY CHARLEY 0N FINAL TOUR
 IF RA|LROAl
QUEER HALLUCINATIoN OF OLD CHARACTER WHO IS THE SELF CONSTITUTED GUARDIAN OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

TUCSON, December l2-Jams Drumgold, known as "Crazy Charlie and a familiar sight to the trainmd along the Southern Pacific between SaI Bernardino and Tucson, has probably started on his last trip along the South ern Pacific track, over which he hS been the self-constituted guardian. He left San Bernardino this week for Tue son.
 For years, as long as the oldest SOuil- ern Pacific employe can remember, thh queer old man has attended as strictly to the duty of walking the track of the Southern Pacific as though he received handsome salary.
 Much good has he accomplished ana many disastrous wreck has he pr vented by timely warnings to Seston men and trainmen, and yet as far S known he has never received a penny in pay.
 Tottering with age, the trip whlrn {" Crazy Charlie' set out to make tnh week will probably be his last. 1t S doubtful whether he will even reacl Gila Bend.
 The aged man has relatives in San Francisco, who have attempted to ep' tice him from the desert but failed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

They are a determined lot of little ladies and are daily surrounding them selves with new and strong friends. It is making one of the prettiest and most exciting races ever witnessed in the country and great excitement will char acterize its close. The strong candi. dates are probably all found in the five figure column at present. Some of them, however, have not shown their strength the pasi wsak and the ladies at the head of tE,, cciumn should look out for surprises and should not loose an inch of their vantage ground. The prizes are well worth the struggle and the contestants seem to appreciate this fact.
 Clubs of Twenty
 For several weeks past, the contest ants have been asking the contest editor whether it would be possible to secure club of twenty yearly subscribers and secure the vote of 50,O0O just the same as if an individual had subscribed for the Silver Belt for twenty years. Dur ing the early stages of the contest the editor has discouraged ovcrtures of this kind, realizing that the candidates could do better service for the paper by securing individual subscriptions and making more thorough and systematic canvass. It has been proved that the Silver Belts idea was correct. But the young ladies are again importuning the contest editor for this privilege and we arc going to grant it. The object of this contest is to broaden the cir eulation of the paper. We would pre- fer twenty new names to one any time. The broader the circulation, the better
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13
TENTH PRIZE

Scholarship in the International Cor school.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

Scholarship In the InternationaI COT respondence school.
 OTHER PRIZES
 Nine piano receipts, ranging in value from $90 to S10.
 $3,100 IN PRIZES
 The total list of prizes aggregates sS100. The lady winning second posi- tion may have her choice of the second or third prize. If the lady in second position takes the piano, the lot will go to the lady in third position and if the lot is taken by No. 9, the piano will go to No. 8. Both prizes will be given.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-13

STOP! thinkl You would not buy in ferior goods if you knew it, would you? Then why take the chance? Buy SOL. WIco brand; they are guaranteed; at your grocer.