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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Called yesterday
Estate OF Frederick King or Frederick
kinghorst; letters Of administration
granted 10 GUstave Dittmar, bond.
s.. coo.
In re Hazel J. NerIander: Picnic Yer
lander appointed guardian; bond, $500.
Attorney. Charles IT. Hendler.
Estate OF John y. Rupert Ct 81; pet3-
ton OF katherine E2ppert for allow
9n-e: order authorizing same Attorney,
James a. Toomey.
Estate OF George Norman, Will dated
March 3. 1905. filed, naming William b..
MOOrmSu executor.
Estate Of Jesse y. Scale: petition or
Charles Il ACkeTt for certain eXpendi-
lures: order authorizing same. AttOr-
ucyS. Cole a Donaldson
Estate Of sophia s. Scale; petition OF
Charles H. Ackert for certain eXpendi-
lures: order authorizing same. AttOT-
neyS, Cole * Dona ldSon.
Called today
Estate Of William r. Hardin; petition
Of Antonio r. Hardin for probate and
record OF will and letters OF admins
tratiOn c. |. a. Attorney, George r.
Fleming.
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters cor Virginia Propertv

Fairfax and Vienna, Va. yyasbf7--.,-.
Once. as 18th st. nv. l. YOU uanf - 90 81
a grain; dairy; fruit; poultry. or blue 49,
farm. or timber tracks. 70 Viii ra,.
sesd fOr my laysc list, OK all kinds ~ 80. =
properly IL IS fun Of bargains. Il, -
beautiful suburban homes. SrIbIi-isi.,-,s, -,
kinds OF business propositions / bay. -,
two thousand places FOR you 10 select -
have always lived in the country. sr5 -,
10 A better part by YOU. than il / baI -. -
in the city. l can make terms 10 So '-'Cd
The most o. the property that I bg...- -
sale is located near steam and efc~Tr-- -
road and near Washington. Nv csrriace A.
a. YOUR service any time 20 inspect -ro-,-.--
Shall be pleased 10 have You write ~ -,
and let US talk over business i Vii 49,
y on 10 select a home. -P
once Hours, Fairfax, from until = n N,
Vienna, from ] until p m, Wasbi1~to-
from until $50 p m You will SnT ~.
Offices open ali day. Cali FOR list ana -
appointments 10 inspect property. T1boSs
connection Fairfax and Vienna. Va Wss5,-
fnEton Main 7eS3 NOW Is the time 10 m
home II YOU VIII make a good iaveStr1er,t
WHY do you pay rent ali your life when ~,
can buy property on easy terms and hg,-c !
home OF your Own when YOU set Old
spi-tf
IF you want to bsy a SIaryIaad farm ~
suburban home. see US or send Tor LATEST
bulletin.
MARION DTCTETT & son.
635 \. " fvetf
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ONLY Is MINUTES
TO ANNApOLIs AND TIE GEEA- I

ONLY IS MINUTES
TO ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Z 8
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose cars enter that city
ana reach the gate o. fne Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 10Th and II SIS cars, leaving the cor
ner or 18th ana n y ave. NV every thrrs
minutes. make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace Cars, leaving
White House Station
For Baltimore. every hour the haIf hour
rom $50 a. IN 70 11-o0 p M daily
For Annapolis ana 4. s Naval Academy.
every hJrr on the half hour from $50 a. Il.
70 80 j. nI-. ana ~ $50 and 1--50 p. ~
daily Al Or these cars. however. win re-
qulre transfer ar Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained by tax
Ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring - Naval Academy Junction.
No walking or hi, .nE % cabs necessary IN
Washington 10 reacn Olr station.
Fares one 1ay. Round trip
To Baltimore. M-...-..-. T5C. So
TO Annapolis. Nd. and
T.. s Nayai &cademy.-- 75c. Is
Tickets issued by this company include
street car fare in the District % C0,Iu,bis
on the lines ~ the Washington Railway and
Electric Co.
For Information and tickets apply a. uckst
Offices. I4th and r. J. ave nv. OF 18th and
II SIS ne. Washington. l. c. or address
". 2. SLAUGHTER
General Lra-I.c Manager Baltimore Nj
anti
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Tirt-et Office. 11z1 Penna. Ave.

NoTICE-FoIlowIns schedule not guaranteed
1r-55 a m daIIy-Seabosrd Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sieepeTs 70 savannah
80 Tscksouville- Through sleeper Washing
- - Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta Parl0r
a. "a Piuehurst Dining cars
-, n m daIly-Sc2board FlorI6a LIN
g. Sold Pullman tram thigh 10 Jack
EonvIIie and St Augustine Also through
,leaoers 20 PIuehuTS-. Atlanta Blrmtng-
ham and Memphis pI2ing cars
.--a n N dsIIy--eaboard Express
coaches ana Puilulaas 70 savannah ana
JacksUuy sile-
r. b STASSELL. District Passenger Agent
- -aIs-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

R-FoIlovy Ing schedule figures published
only as Information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble. New Or
leans. AshevilIe. Cntttanoosa' memphis. s.30
a n and 100 p m daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattzloogA
HfrrDuhis. New orleans. 10-f5 p m-
For Savannah. Jacksonville. sld FIorica
points, t.I0 D. N. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. AIkea.
40 .. m. and $50 y. m daily.
L s. BROWN. General Agent.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENrS

ONLY go; WORTH. s3e
APARTMENTS No 515 Rhode Island ave. ne;
FIVE large roous and bath; take through cars
on G 81: only two left. Z. u. SMITH & CO.,
Bond building. aplo-6t
N THE BALTIMORE, IStn and Columbia
road two-rcon1 bachelor apartment fur
nlshed So and tlTee-room housekeeping
Apartment: completely furnished. So. Phone
North 4IS9- ap3-U
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MONEY ID LOAN.

NEW YORK money can now be invested n
Washington. =. e. We have fund OF $500.
e'1 that can be placed in amounts o. $4,000
and up Smaller amounts always on hand.
Business and investment properties our spa
cislty- THE HARRISON REALTY COM
PANY. 9C7 . st. NV. ap8-tf
IF YOU NEED MONEY 70 pay rent. o. buy
coal. / viii furnish all you need / lend you
on. your furniture piano, these loans are
strictly PRIVATE TTy me. Z. o. BOX
.3S3. Station G. te5-tt
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

PRICE s.. 100; rent slS.5e; two-story ban
window press-orick Front; in good section
nort beast steady renter
Price $500; reuc SO, good brick. modern:
near and d 81 car line: northeast.
Price s3.i0v. rent S25.fe: 2-sto-y bay-yin-.
dow brick near Sth and Pa ave sc.
These are good producers. See Us Cor par
tCulsTs.
wM. y. SAUNDERS & Co. 1905 r St ma.
apIl-2-
PRICE g. sSc-Rent $3.50. a Groom hav-
window brick. IN good Northwest neighbor-
hood. modern bath porcelain tu5): house Pa
fTst-class condition throughout. Good either
a. home or fnN estmcnt-
VIM r. SAUNDERS q Co. 14e7 ST nv
spl-2t
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
st@iLord & Norway. the only real estate
nfin u Northeast. They devote their .ca-lrs
tIitle 70 Norlheast property. What have you
20 Teht or SELF We handle real estate. loans.
Insurance collect your rents. insure your
property- sey enth and p sis ne mhgs-g0t
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR sALE-To close an estate: choice b,,lll-
ing LOT on 21St between y aud o IS. nv.
ffrs.-ciaSs location: price low aai terms ess,-
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. o. lsth So M.
api0-5t
FOR SAI.E-Isot. J2uxi3U. within one square
81 Connecticut ave. extended and q short
ride north Of new Connecticut ave. bridge
mh2s-sg
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NV FOCss-ieOOM cottage. bsra hen lraze
Ncod water, vel fenced county road CrCnf.
I've acres 5000 garden Land. ten rninr-c-'
yak from Washington, Baltimore and An
naDolis railroad. $500 Inquire az 11ss sta
81 nv aplg-7r
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FtR RENr-SToREs.

STORE and . living rooms; splendid c5nji-
ton. fine opening for notions and confec-
tionery. Rents $3.50: firse month Tree. OWN
ER. :. Times Office apl1-tf
FOR RENT-Ncw store; two rooms: bath ana
cellar. $40 Florida ave. NV: S3S5O
LOUIS Z. SHOENIAhER. si2 18th 81. NV
anln-Sf
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO &. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour ths odd Hour.
To PHILA DELPLdIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'D 81. NEW YORK
s1.Cc A. n--DlleT. Pullman Parlor-
q 90 a m--BUnet. PaTloT. Hr. Train.
80 60 q. rn.-Diner and Pullman Paslor Car
t.I.J3 A. na--DIner and pullman ParI0r Car
> 20 p. n--DIner and Pullman Psrior ca
1-C0 D. m----fsO1 a. Assu4.-e ~. Pullman Is
"a -Cg p. m.-C'oacnes 20 Enlla -sH ssNLs.
s5-CO D. n-Diner ana Pullman EaElor.
: .OJ =. un.-Coac1es - Philadelphia
lI.g3 ?. ms eepers-
= s. a m.-S-eepers-
ATLANTIC CITT. 100. go. tI.00 = n.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR o. THE HOUR"
CEeFG GAYS s-5l a. "a. - D nj
r2.ss 100 80. -s.oJ. go. 800 $50 3 90
80. 1000. Il-o9 a. m. fl2 o. noon. 'Iz.0S
&c. ssl.L5. f2-oe. 800. 1S-2e. ga "a
fs-se 1850 -1O--5, @ll-su- 'iI-15 p II
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. "3-lU A., IA. 80. 80 ?. n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE 80 a. us-. - % J. El-. ~ - night
PITTSBUEG. 40 a ~. -. 's-Ig =. "a,
slz-s3 night
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $50 p
WHEELING .e-I0 a. IA. $50 D. m
WINCfEST Err. f9-l0 an a -s5. f5-03 n
FREDERICK. Ts--4. ls-Is. - 70 an. '.I-s.
TIA Hl4lk,GERsTOwoS. ss.lo a n. f5-o0 >. n.
TDaily. Except sunday. '-5uRday only
TELEPHONES at All q the following
Ticket ONES 1fI7 . ST. Tel Main 1871. 6lS
Pennsylvania ave. Main -7S New Uni1a
Staten Ticket Once. Tel Main 1881 IHrc--
nation Bureau Man Isl 11l----
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.


LANGDoN BARGAINS.
g ~ sS'" lfd'nei good location, large lot;
S--aom frame. water. gas IN street. be,B,i
iui shaded lawn. large Io;. $50.
RITEEDAIE
nsre re-. i1 10. DAN name, force pump fur
saraea, Abundance of fruit; 4 acres ground.
easy terms. $500
\. L. sANsBURY. 40 18Th ST. y. ".
Must es sold 10 settle estate. b-saIIrgI
Lo9my home, easy terms: seven rri-,4fs
from cl,y. fine Reraudas- water rrsfr4.-
--------- ----- e2---e. 10Y 80. Times Once II
FOR SALES acres 5--1,17 5,.,s.- -
uae water. hiEh and healthy near Ola ~
!L--L-I1l loadi reduced 10 E-.s.3. ROOM r ----
80 1o-A 1-e- o2ea SUNDAY apil-2t
COTTAGE. 5 rooms. bsrh. near electric CO.
al Gen Echo Inquire Tor H. II ROACH
FITE-acRE LOT near steam ana eIs---Ic.
PEI acEg. BOX 0s7. Times ofsce. spii-Sr
EIyERDALE. MAEYLAND-
one six-r0om ana bash hous.: large dry
oeliaF and furnace heat, one-hsIf acre a.
sro3n' s2'ses terms 500 and 81 ue- mont.
o-T s-A-ioom a5rss. newly papere5, good
see iot 500 al $50 peg month
--st"- - alIlIul building lots large size
APrl LIT De WARREN. Manager River
81 aPle-t
FOR SAI>E-S.X-rcCm hJus-. ceris-. t1-er
acres o. land al fenced ten minutes 20 e7-
mes twelve miles from WashinEr3n- ls--
gain ~ g go terms EASY
Rouse OF SIX rooms. all modern I-1o-1,-s-
lnent~ Two large lots in FyattsvsiIes wei
ienceai i've minutes % car lines dssfraH1,.
situated price. s.. 500, terms made 10 sg5r
vt1er homes a. bargain prices lu fIvartvyIIIa
ena vicinity ARTHUR CARR. HyzttEyIua.
~ aplo-3t
SUBJ BBAN PROPERTY for sale o. -1T1 ~
1uXeco, Nj, new siX--o0m frame 6s5nralo,y
Seliar For sale on easy terms. price 81 eoa
i,eni. SO per month. Inquire OF Mrs. RTCFlS
- ne api9-st
FOR SALE
In HyaetsvilIe, nearly new six-roo-n
mouse; large hail, pantry; nicely
painted ana papered; water IN
kiVeheH; fertile lot 6oxI5O. well
Iencedi poultry house. 81 400. oo-
$4,000 cash. balance $500 uorth
~ including interest.
Seven-room house. nearly neuv.
stable, hen house for 600 1erg,
FOUR acres rich land; two blocks 70
Lrouey ana pSssoAice. S2.75o oo-
$4,000 cash, $4,000 1uoutlIv 80
Guiding interest.
GEO. c. WALKER.
EVANSVILLE, ND.
sp9-It
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RAILROADS
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

VITA tn7 most luxurious. best Hghted and
fastest iuterzrpaE cars in America
THE NEW AND BEST Way
10 BALI MORE. ND. ANNAPOLIS. Nd.
AND GREAT e. : NAt-sf. ACADEMY
ONLY e. MINUTES
From white House Station G5th and n
SITS ne-6 Washington. q the heart OF the
business, shopping hotel and tucatcr dis
tricts Of Baltimore. and direct connection
with every important street car line "a that
city.
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Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

tCailed Yesterday
United States VS.. Thomas Isawndes.
assault 10 rape: sentenced 10 penitcu-
tiaTy for iftren years
United States vs.. Louis Eye: petit lar
ceny- sentenced to workhouse Tor six
months.
United states VS.. Emmett Smith AMI
,oUis Smith; house bTe liking and petit
larceny; sentenced T. NorkhoUse for six
mont hg
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Criminal Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

\ o.
in re estate Of Rosanna c. Young;
verdict set aside and new trial granted.
Attorneys for caveatecS, c. L. Frailey
and Robert Hume; attorneys for cavea-
tors, j. s. Easby-Smith, w L. Am
broSe. and +. C. Wilson.
Assignments for Monday. April Is:
No. 55931. L :. vs.. Benjamin Herbert.
No. 1894. l.. :. V. Richard Holmes.
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Drunkards Cured
In "a Hours
Any Lady Can Cure the Most Violent
Drunkard Secretly at Home.
To Prove Il Free Trial Package Ia
Sent Sealed to All Who write.

Let no woman despair The sure. quick.
permanent cure for drunkenness Aas been
FOUND.
j IS Golden Remedy. j. has no odo~. Il
has no taste. Just little Is put in the
orunkard's cup OF coffee or tea, or in his
food He viii never notice IT, he VIII be
cured before he realizes u, and he viii never
know why lie abandoned the taste Tor Hquor.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

TO SUBIET-FIat. > light rooms. bath.
porch. steam heat. jsnltor service, SEQ A.
New York ave. NV q
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

MY RESIDENCE, 10 rooms for one year o-
months; furnished. $3.50 Brichtv-oo7 -
GALEN z GREEN Warder building, city.
api1-Sr
IANGDON. D. g.. 2434 Franklin st ne :
Five rooms. modern Improvements sIf,.
water, one fare city. suburban 60 minutes,
steam q miDutes) and pike roads. FruIt. .ft+
buildings Garden plowed $50 wear Phone
BARTON. @44 New York ave. apIl-3t
TO 4 COUPLE. small house. with garden
near city on Old Dominion railroad BON
65S Times once. auI1-9f
SIN-ROOM HOUSE near Congress Heights:
large garden. $40 PEI month. d-oD postal T.,
W Il HUNGERFORD, Congress Heights
y. g apt0-2t
STORE and dwelling a. Congress Heights
Si4 month Inquire 7uS 18th 81. Sc splo-3t
HOUSE a. Brightwood; near 18th St car
line; six rooms and bath: only $3.50
LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER, 81 I4th s.. nv.
aple-St
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AUTOMOBILES.
A Motor Buggy For You
10 Horse PoWer-Price $3.50

I1N LC010OIN MoIel . 7 Ua11S10Ir-
practicable. eCocomi-al. rubber-ti-e motor
buggy Meets requirements OF the business
man. physician. banker lawyer. farmer. etc =.
most economical vehicle made speed -
miles per hour. suitable for city or country.
goes any where-r0ugh roads no OBSTACLE
great hin climber; always ready; requires NJ
experience TO operate. Absolutely reliable
T-ull particulars 81 request. Immediate shin
r,ent Write al once Address ECON-
ONY MOTOR BUGGY Co. Dept r.. O. FORK
Wsyre. In. Reliable agents Eanted every
where. apAff.fs25
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Circuit Court, No. J.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
called vest erdaVl
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-

No. Jr27I. Moses Sons K Co. VS.. O Don
nell: security for costs ordered within
i've DAYS Plaintiffs attorney, l.. =.
Loving. defendant attorneys. d. W.
Baker and r. II. Ncstman.
Assignments for Monday, April IS.
NJ. 2f5. Cooper VS. Washington Rail-
Vvsv and Electric COMPANY
No. 466. McFarlsne vs. BOnd-
No az Gundlach vs.. Littlereid, Al
word & &C.
No 49,. Jackson vS. BuTgdOrf.
No. Sgi. Potomac Dredging Company
vs. Columbia National Sand Dredging
f'ou1I20N
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District Court.

No. 2599. L. S. rs. Thomas +. Jack
son
No. 2eooo L. s. vs.. George Best.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.

No. go. In r. condemnation OF land in
square 542 for truck house site, order
appointing commission.
No. az. In re extension of Twenty
third street 10 kalOrama rOad.
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FOR RENT-OFFICFS.

FOR RENT-One-haf Office in weIr-knou--,
Office building. central location: or desk roo,7l
Tor s.. Address BOX SIS. Times Office.
ap10-I
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2 "6gnday only
O. the following
Tel. Main 1891 61S
-1& New Union
Main sGsJ. 1urc--
nlr---e
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$50 p m
b. f4-s5. f5-03 , n.
10 an s.I-ss
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FIRST TRUST MONEY at and 8 per cent.
District % Columbia or Maryland: no charges
unless loan is accepted. MORRISON REAL.
ESTATE CO. INC. 1925 G 81. NV. mhsN-tf
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24

were rendered by the groom in honor of the event.
 Later the moi pOlloi headed by the shoestring brigade appeared on the scene for the purpose of blackmail, giving a sample burst of enthusiasm from tin pans, washboilers. etc. which proved to be entirely effective. The groom came through in princely fash ion and the chief bandit hit the brush without apprising his forces. As soon as they felt the hot streak of summer breeze he left behind him they dropped their instruments of barbarity and took up his trail.
 The newly married couple was then driven to the Pendleton residence cor ner of Fillmore and Third street. which MT. Bellas has rented for their present abiding place. At last ac- count they were trying to thread their way to the door through a trocha of barb wire and other barricades that had been thrown around the building by the semi-civilized youth of the city who have advanced in culture just far enough to appreciate that success in life depends on working every good thing encountered to the full limit. But MT. and Mrs. Bellas were happy, and so were their young tormentors, and everybody else ought t,1 be
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24
MILLS COLLEGE. For Young Women.

Only Woman's College on Pacific Coast. Offers same advantages as best Eastern institutions. Full Col legiate course. Degrees conferred. For 3 years only, the three upper classes of the Seminary Dept, offer ing preparation for Mills College, the Universities and Eastern Colleges, will be continued. (Accredited) Spe- cial opportunities in Domestic Science, Music and Art. Earnest Christian influences; non-sectarian; all forms of healthful outdoor amusements. Ideal location in beau tiful Oakland hills. Fall term begins Aug. 12, '0S. For catalogue and Brochure of views. address Mrs. c. T. Mills, President, Mills College P. O., Calif
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24
A Soul Made Happy

Mrs. Malone-"Say, Mrs. Macks how are yea"
 Mrs. Macks-"Oh, the ould Harry to yea und it's the truth I say und am all in, Macks und me. You sec our money is so scarce we can't fix up wee bit; it costs so much. We have been sleeping on these ould springs till they touch the floor. And Macks says his back is most broke in the morning"
 Mrs. Malone-"Well. bless your soul. Just go down to Massie &. ons they have the finest springs ever saw. See this one; I got it there. See the roll edges
 Mrs. Macks-"Dade l will go rite now and get me a spring and mat tress. I hear Massie & Sons have 5c. 10c, 15c, 2Oc and 25c tables like in the city. Say, Massie is the man for me. He says he has no dull days. they are the boys to trade with any how. They have several fine dress CTS and iron beds. Oh, I can fit up fine there for $10O I am sure. Oh, know that is the place where I saw those fine rugs"
 It is
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24
THE PLAUDITS
 OF PRESCOTT
On His Return From Repub- IiCan National Convention
An Expression Yesterday of Appreciation of His Ef- forts for Statehood.

Prescott, Ariz., June 23.-(SpeciaD- Judge R. E. Sloan returned home on this mornings train from Chicago, where as an Arizona delegate to the national republican convention he performed signal service for the two sister territories in securing the incOr- pnration of the statehood plank in the party platform. That this service is appreciated by the people of Arizona was well demonstrated by the people of Prescott when the train arrived a lit tie after 10 o'clock.
 It was only the night before that the Prescott people learned definitely the date of the judges arrival and yes terday morning an impromptu and spontaneous non-partisan reception was arranged that spoke more elo- quently of the high esteem in which Judge Sloan is held. than could any exhibition that had been studiously prepared.
 Joe Dillon and Le Roy Anderson democrat and republican. respectively and both members of the joint statehood league, served as a reception committee and met Judge Sloan at the depot, where had gathered a brass band and hundreds of citizens. As the judge stepped from the train the band began to play and scores of old friends and townsmen, regardless of party af- filiation, crowded around him and shook his hand. both in sincere wei come home and in congratulation Of his successful urging of the statehood plank upon the committee, at time when it seemed the purpose of the gathering to eliminate the subject from consideration as was found nec- essary to do in respect of several mat -ters of great importance to one local ity or another.
 There was no speech making or anything else, but an informal wei coming, but the crowd on the street would have impressed a stranger with the fact that it "as an occasion of nc small importance, whatever might be the nature of it Escorted by the band the judge was driven to his home and as the carriage left the de- pot the enthusiastic citizens formed in line and marched behind it from the station to the business part of town The judge has had ample proof that the citizens of Yavapai county have
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24
PROSPERITY LEAGUE
 FOR THIS VALLEY
Every Live Citizen Is Urged to Attend Meeting at the Board of Trade This Afternoon.

The prosperity feeling with which the Salt River valley is now filled and which was particularly brought to a focus by the opening of the head gates at the Granite Reef dam and the turn ing of the water into the government canal. has recently eliminated in a movement to organize a prosperity league. This movement is fathered by the board of trade which has called a meeting of all those interested in devising some wise plan for advertis- ing the valley, at o'clock this after noon at the board of trade room.
 At the meeting today short talks will be made by Governor Kibbey, Louis c. Hill, Dwight B. Heard and others who are actively interested in showing to the people of the east the wonderful and manifold advantages of this valley This meeting should be one of great importance, and every citizen should make an effort to ar range his private affairs so he can be present
 Secretary Cowgirl of the board of trade mailed several hundred postal cards last evening to citizens urging them to be present. and it is hoped that every live hustler for the valley will appoint himself a committee of one to come and bring at least one other. Remember the hOur-4 p. m. sharp-at the board of trade room.
 The advertising committee of the board of trade recently closed contracts for a large amount of space in the farm papers, as it is believed hat this class of advertising will put the valley in touch with just the class of home seekers that the valley needs.
 The finance committee of the board of trade has been most successful in awakening an interest in an aggressive and well directed campaign which the board is now conducting, and the en- closed letter shows the interest that is now being taken in this work:
 Prescott, Arizona, June 22, 1908. Mir. Dwight B. Heard. Chairman Fj-
 nance Committee, Phoenix Board of
 Trade, Phoenix:
 Dear Sir:-Referring to our conver- sation about subscriptions for funds to enable the Phoenix board of trade to carry on it's work of publicity and promoting the interests >of the Salt River valley, in which we are all in terested.
 After discussing the matter with Mir Drake. am now pleased to advise you that the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoe- nix Railway company hereby subscribes the sum of s600.00 to the Phoenix board of trade, to be paid in twelve monthly installments of s50.00 each from July, 1908, to June, 1909, inclusive.
 We are glad to assist in bearing the expense of the work which the board of trade proposes for the coming year, and I will be glad to have MT. Colds worthy cooperate with the officers of the board in carrying out this work. if he can be of any assistance, and l will also take an interest in the mat ter at all times. Respectfully,
 (Signed) PAUL P. HASTINGS.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-24
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