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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-02-28

air phat ] absolved him on the spot
Nor did he speak until he had reached
the desk and stood before it with the
air Of penitent pupil.
Pauline he then exclaimed
anMously and in deprecatory tones,
what can you think Of me?'
i think you have behaved very
shabbiiy," ! answered without besita-
ton
Veg, ] have he meokly replied:
but hope yeu viii forgive ine when
you hear my defense, foolish as 1t
may SEEM
= shall not" said l. But go on"
Well thea, you perhaps remember
the day came home last summer"
do" eiaculated-mentally
Aloud ] said; why should you sup
pose ! knew what day you Gamer"
lie smiled penitently and continued:
4 was anticipating a happy afternoon
and evening in your society. and was
Just about to start for your house,
when little Winnie Fem came in to
see me.
She gave me various items OF
news-the baby had two teeth; the
kitten caught mouse that morning
and so on; then she said. I've Just
been TO Miss Pauline Wayland's
house. told her you'd come and she
said; Is that so?' " l distinctly re-
call the perfect Indifference in Win
MES voice at this point-'and then
pretty soon Lucinda came out and she (
told Miss Pauline that her Mr. Horace /
had just come on the cars and he was
In the sitting-room. Lucinda said he |
looked awful nice and Miss Pauline
was so glad he had come, and she
went right straight in to see him, and
so came over here"
MY Mr.. Horacei" I exclaimed in
sudden enlightenment "Oh, how
funny"
yes, il is" Allen admitted; but 1t
was not at all funny to me then,
can tell you. Perhaps you will not
wonder that ! did not call that day.
The next was passed in indecision; on
he next had fully decided to go and
see youth fact, was on my way,
when | met you riding with a hand
some young man-presumably your
Horace.
"Of course. Oh, it is too FUNNY" (
But, as / remarked before. it was
lot at all funny TO me them he said
severely. The next day :
anne away"
Il know you did, said /, also Sc =
erely. :
Yes; but don't be too bard on me- r
'auline. You hadn't answered my last !.
etter and that, taken in connection n
nth the rest-don't you see" :,
We'll, perhaps. And how do you II
appen TO be here now?" a
That is rather funny. too. A few ri
avs ago business called me home 81
sain-I had not gone very far away h,
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Much OHcngc.

The Spaniel-That every dog has his
day goes without saying.
The Angora-But no ca+ can have
her night without fence
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-02-28
a BETHANY LODGE NJ

Xxx d, F. and A. NJ. AT
Masonic hall nrst Wednesday in
each month. Sojour ming brethren
from other lodges cor daily invited
to attend. MAT McF ALL, w. NJ,
FRANK r. DISNEY, Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05
Ginbrrd)cr ipirltc &laUicr.

tStQll Nlll0n Nnrtt 1rtlll0c U(el00lcCll
mlo ibrc 3immerthiIr mar per.
ricgclt.
Ncm Nurf, 1. Elli. - Ms
Sran Warp N0ulon BON elmer Shop
ping lonr nod ibrcr Wobmun1 lit
5mcitcu Stodmcrt bon 29l Sl0tbuib'
2lueulc, SrootlUL 5uriidfebrtc, hGrt3
tic ciuc brIdnntc GuQtimc. Wielooic
ais ibrcm Simmer 0rill1cn. Gle
mar bGflid pcrmnu0crt, 0a ibrc
Iodtcr mn tlniiiifc Mulitltiidc
ipirlt, mo ibr Stalmcu mud)a, ais
iic Die Shiir ucrricacIt mo perrum
melt inllb. MGbrcn0 iic nm &illic
ihric, Niug 0ic Sbilr nli, mo Suei
innIc &crle itiIr5ten bcrau@. C1S
Game ieBte ibncn HAD mo lanO ct.
llcn Eoli5iitclL Der Die Aiorci6er
nod) oen Colonial apartments, ll2
St. MorfS Npc., pcrloINtc. GotG
murocn lie I'M ac0cr Oinaieit &C
modt. Nlri ser EoIijciitntion gabCt
iie iid) ais sic @cbrii0cr Ncnrp uno
George 9attcr, % reip. 26 Sabre
alt, 81 crfeumcn, Sic iilO NcbiirtiGc
Gnnnbier. NCnrp Nob 0uS WilloaNu.
tcl, 7. Nuc. mo SO. Ctr, Wnubui
tan, ais icinc 9lorcilc an George 80
Carlton 9lpc, NroofInh ale 0ie ici,
ni0c. Sm Seller Ser Colonial Aport
nieniS iouh 6ie Folijci cine McnG2
Sdpnnldl0dCt mo mr0crc mcrtbDolir.
mttbnlnBIih BON GicbitGblcn bcrrii5
rcnDc Nrtifcl. Gas Noilon'id)e Stat
mar Nnn5 ou5lCpIiin0crt morocn.
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Sd)iiSnndriMtcm,

Ncm. Sort /. Mlli. N1Gc.
fon1nlcn limo Die Gontpicr p9telps
Norf" pom G~bcrbourQ mo go Gou-
rainc" rod NoUrc.
NGNciobrcn iillo uon bier Ole Gonl.
pier oNiinncnpoli3" nod 2onoon.
oErctorio" nod @omburg oGtruria"
nod) 2iperpool. o6iHlauO" nndD Int.
merpcu, st. Soul" nod Gbcrbourg
mo na6nigiu Cutie" uah NeapeI
un0 @enlla.
Elumoutb +, 4. Sui. - Ange.
fonumcu lit bier ser Gnmpicr .Ybila-
oclpbio" BON Nem 0ort.
Nuprr. 4. &tli. 1T Ser Gompier
go NrctnNnc" lit BON bier nod Neu.
2ort o69ciobrcu.
SoutGnmptoM 4. SIlli. -
Der Compiler st. 2ouiS" lit boil
bier nnd) Nep. BORT obgeie9elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-05

&on etucm Nutomobtl
H6criobrCu. - Topio IolcnO, I
Sabre alt, Mr, tGll, Oit . Moml.
mcntitroBc. muroc 0cltcrn Nb2n0 oor'
hcm 9htpmobil oc3 Nru. Nntou 5.
Toi6cm. Nr. SOB. Oit Baltimore
StroBc, i%lbcrinbrcn un0 crlltt Yer.
lcBlmgcn al ocu @cincn. Nr. 0oib'
Cu brod)t, ocu 0uobcn III icincm!
Gnltomobil in ou@ Sto6i Nolpitnl.
Mcnneu int oFrnipcct.
Tort". - Gic Elcrncrcnnct I'M
.Troipcct Eorf" morcn nurd) cine
ollrd Den lCidtcu 9icDcn bonn Gage
porbcr chen mo iclt Nrnod)tc @obn
bc0iiniti0t. Nic Ncnncn pcrlleIcL
mic ioIQt: &n critcn &cnncn licNtc
oGrpbou Girl" mo I'M 5lucltcu
,GOuar0 @uiu". Ter Ncilld mar
cin dlrbcrit 5oblreid)er.
3u alta Ncidoilcn. -
Niholu3 George bon Ntr. POS N2Cit.
Soroto9o 5troBc, llcB lid Qcltcrl
Nndmittoa cine Shu6lumOc IN scr
SduIter in Staot Noipitol uerbiu-
OcrL Oic cr iih ongcblih 5uiGllia ieIbit
b~ci1Cbrad)t bnbcn Mil.
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Mafrideinlidl Elm Wiprb.

Ter Igett Der %. & e. Gompfcr-
Gon1pugnie" Solcpb y. Gonoros
ihlGgt Den Maot 0eS Campers
ylbeooore @cems" NIT einenl
idperen Stiid Sol3 nieoer.
@citcrn Nbcno crci0nctc iid oui
Dem Gampicr DSbcOOorc @ccnla,"
Der am 2onD Tod Dor Nnfcr lag, ein
brlltoler 9lft, Dem mobrid)einlid) cin
Menidenlcben gum Opicr folen lpirO.
Captain Somcs VI. Sull botte bent
Wuat Gilbert 0romn Sr0reS gc9e.
ben, ooa Sd)iii 81 laocn. Srn. Sol.
.. Gbmar0S, Dem Iacnten ser BAL.
timorc < Carolina Gmpir. Co." Der
Der Compiler geb0rt, pnBte bic 2Irt
uno @ciie nidt, pie Die Subln0 nod
0cn Nnoronmgen 0eS Captains Dor
lid gillg, ullb fam cS Sluild)en inn
nno Gromn 81 elnen @ortgcied)t.--
Nr. Gouoroa ioa 5ucrIt nit Sd)inpf.
luortcn begontcn bobcl1, nlS oarln
obcr 9ropn @lcid)es nit 8leid)Gm
pcr9olt, crgriii Sr. GomarOS cin
ldlucrea Sdcit &ol5 ulo ueriettc bu.
nit Nrolpn cinen 1enultigen Shlog
Dor Den llntcrleIb, hllrd) 0eu Srorpn
beluuBtloa julommcn lonf. @GbrcnO
9rolun om @oocn lag, pcriebte linn
G0muroS nod 5mei ShlG1e ouf 0cn
aopi Die cinen SdGoclbrud perm.
lnd)tcn. IlS CT gum Oritten Sd)luN
mt9bolte, iielcn ibm ~9lugcn5elgcn in
Den Nrm. @romn mur0e nod benz
oMorplano llniperiitGtS . Seipitul"
qebrod)t, no CT 5luild)en 2cben II. SoO
lic0t, mGbrcn0 G0lpnroS Ourd) Ger.
qcont 2nncaiter mo Eoli5iit Cana.
ban perhnitet mo nod Der mlittlcrcn
Eoli5ciitutiou 0ebrad)t mlrr0c. &crr
Scnrp @illionla, JIM, unb onbcre
bobc @comtc Der 9abu bcilld)tcn 50.
muroa ipGter in ieiner 3cue.
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bic II. y. oi e" m%l@einnnoer 5t
%lprengen.
Ncm Dorf, /. SuIi. 49, Die
90 3clcadtcu ot2 Notional.G onpcnt3
Der Sojioliltiidcn Nrbcitcr Gartei
hOttcl geltcrn ocn 3mcitcn (ag ibrcr
TcrbonollngcL bel ocncu c3 lid
bonptlGdlid nm Heiolutioncu bait
0cltc. Ter Icle8nt bon FittaburQ
brod)tc ciHcn Nntrnq cin. 6ob ale
OtitGIicoer ser So5ialiitiiNcn Arbci-
ter.Fnrtci iid Don nllen ciuiod)cn 9lr.
tcltcr'llnionS 5nrildjiebcn %Iollten.
Eclcgot Ge gee bon SroU gnb lo1or
Dem bittcrcn Nciilbl, on2 jpiidcn oet'
So5ioliltiid)en Nrbcitcr Yartci mo
Der oNnerican 6coerution Of 2dbor"
herrid)t, 10 meitacbcn0cn 9u90rud,
Dab er 0ic Sprcn1Ing Scr ~. y. Of
g., ic0odl o0nc ~3nidmmeugebcn
nit 0cn &upitaliitel", cmpiabl. Nuf
cine Hc0e Don Sone9 I. Sumter por
Erooioence bin ser om meiiten Nus.
iidt bat, Der Er6iioentiboit5. Gnnoi.
oot ser Fortei 81 merOen, ipuroe sic
FittSbur1er Geiolution nid)t einbc.
riAtet.
Ndd)Oem sic lremoipradlid)e 9lb.
tbeIhlnl 5ur pollen Mit9Iieoidait jils
gclolien mar, un0 ais lid ser Con.
pent gcruoe ucrtagen woatc, mndlte
oaS NeidpperOc.Gomit Dem GonpeGi
Die Witibeilung oaB ser Donter3. 81.
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thrift 9lnflulen NcAcu 2unlcI &c Econ
ais NcOaftutr oc5 oGniiu Eeoplc",
Nca oiiijicQen 4ortei Organs, erbo'
ben mo icilcu GriaB Ourh cinen
Wonn pcrIauAt babe, ser belicr Die
0oftrincn ser Elrtei rcprGientire.
Mad, elmer Tangent 1ebottc muroe Die
NnOclcNcnbcit Dem Freiit.Gomite
ilbCMNiClrn.
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Staot Baltimore.

Ole ONO . Nennen.
Saulenoc Wenid)en mohnten ben
Acknowledgement 81 Fimlico bel.
Iulregeno mar ole Sabrt 0es peripe.
gcnen gutomobiliitcn e. R. &einl.
bad, Der IN einem gllto BON 60 Eier.
hefrGiten 10 Weilen in If 0tinutcn
unO 4 2i5 Scfnnoen 5uriidlcgte,
mGbreno Rop StuinS IN cincm glllto
bon 30 EieroefrGitcn Die 10 Wcilen
in # Winuten uno % Set. brrd).
%iouite. Sm Motor . Gpclc B.. Hcnnen
iieate M. &. MonGolo bon Moihing-
ton, melder Die fiini Nicilen nit CT.
ncm 49, Motor Gpclc in . Oiinutcn
mo 40 Sefrmocn 6uriidlegte.
80. Settler gemonn Ooa > Meilen.
Mennen nit cinenl lo0cnonnten pa.
IN Hunaboltt, in0em CT Die Gtltoni
in 6 Wtilluten mo 80 Scfun0en al.
riidleate. ,.-,a
Mobcrt Worton lcgte ole Stredc
bon 3 Wcilcn in 6 Mimlten ieb9
Scfuuben 5uriid mo mar iomit IN
iciner &loiie Sicger.
Sn Dem %oQgemcincn @anbicnp trltg
Mobert Worton ben Sieg bapol1, mel.
der nit elmer Woid)ine BON 40
TieroefrGlten 10 Weilcn in 10 Wti.
mten uno 36 ScfunOcn 3uriidlegtc.
9aS 80 Weilcn q. Nenncn nobnl
erlt lpGt icinen Iniong.
3Dei Wen d cnlebcn in
Gefnbr. - @ie bcrcita bcrid)tct,
brod)te iif Srou Nnnic 81. Sabllca,
Don Mr.. 401, Siio.Greteritr., an
Gonncritag &ormittag om llnterlcI6
toburd) cine geiGbrlihe Shnithpnn-
sc bel, onb ibr Elm grobcs Vfciier
hcim Slciihidneiocn mtSglitt. Glc
Srau mlroc nod Dem @oipitnl &c.
frodt, no elmo Operation uorgcnolr.
men meroen mllbte. Sebterc bate
cine Sriibgcblrt sur 6ol9c, lno es
llcllte Iih berolls, DAB alld) oaS nell'
aeborene &ino cine SdJnittmum0c
ilber oem linfen allse oapongetrogea
hattie. Gas aino muroe nad) Dem
@abp-r Calculator int GlcctricsEarf &C.
brad)t, mo boiicn Ole AerStc, Wlttttr
uno aino am 2ebcn crbalten 5t fon.
men.
Sbm muroe 5u iuohl.
EoliSeiridter Garlan0 iibcruicS &C.
Itern Sen 81 Sabre oltcn Willium
Woooep bon Nr. 1873, Siio-G uaoa-
Strobe, unter Scr Inidpllbigung oes
onaebliben NngriIiS nlf Den Teger
Soiep1 Standings unb Der peiteren
Der HubeItorlng benl @eridtspcriob.
rer. Woo0cp botte ongcblid) IN Der
@irtbihoit bon Sofob Berger, Nr.
1924, GaItcrn-a penlic, nit Hegerll
Streit n%ngcfon9en inc einen ocriel.
ben, SoIepb. Standings. nit ieincn
S1nlten beurbeitet. MuBeroem ioll er
einen 6cuercroder inter einemS tubl.
oui DEM Srou Berger NIT Gnem
ainb inn arm lab, 5ur Grploliun 0e.
bradt baden. IlS i'm Eoli5ilt @or.
Don Derbaiten mollte. idlua er ocm-
ielben nit einem @ierglos ailf Den
aopf. Ser Neger @iniom SSoncS
BON Hr. 304, Norb-SoaihapS trobe,
Scr iid in Ole Sad)e cinnliid)te, ipurOc
lpegen Rubeitorlmg nit $50 uno SEQ.
item beltroit.
SIN @efdngniB seftorben.
= Se5efiab 9anfs, II Sabre alt, eim
gciDobner bes .2epering Souie,"
Itorb geitern on1 Sppbus i'm Stootz
8el1ngniB. in meldes er am 10. Sum-
megen Siebitabls ourd Hid,ter 9enis
pom iiioliben Giitrift geionSt nor.
Den mar.
vGnk tlr's AnsIanb befpret O.. HaiHe. TT.
4l3, Cn.vatttmprt. str., Hatt0u ftUtn, Gsafs.ass
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Wuro nno Selbitmoro.

cattle Greef, Midl,, 4. Sui.
- Nad cinem Streit nit ieincr 6roll
erld)cB 6ranf Scott oiciclbc ms
mad)te Nann icincm eigcncn @c6ca
Gin Gnoc. 0aS Eaor mobntc Nr. 20,
SeiIerlon AucIlle, oberbolb elmer
Wditmirt6idait.
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TbiobrtStnac DER Ssrau . Sampier
non Worf.

Nm I. &uli Nalupicr nGecilie"
nnd, Nrcnlcn.
Am 8. Sui Compiler .Geutonic"
nad Conformation.
PM s. sill Nompicr oQllcania"
nud) 2iucrpuol
Nnt s. &uIi Compiler nNcm.am.
ltcroom" ltodl 9iottcroau.
2um 8. &nli 0nmpirr n2oura"
nod Neopcl uuo Grieit.
gm .. NuIi Compiler .llniieo
Stnle3" nod &opcubaqen.
PIN .. Sui Camper D2iitolu"
nodl Bremen.
PIN o.. 3uIi Gampier oMOltfe"
nod @nm6urg.
9lm .. &llli Sampler Baltic"
nod) @ipcrpooG,
Nm 9. &uli Gnntpicr ,Sourainc"
nod SABRE.
Nm fl. SlrIi Compiler Garonia"
nod 2iucrpool.
Am If. SlIi G%nmpicr nGola6ria"
nod Ncopcl.
Nm #. SuIi Gnmpicr DMiune.
tpnfl" nnd 2nnoon.
Pm If, &tli Sampler Ncm.0orf"
nod S%outbulnptou.
PIN If. Nrli 9ompicr .@aoer.
IanO" nud Goucr mo 9tntpcrpen.
Nm #. Snli 0umpicr .0crnla.
nin" uod) Ncnpcl uno Wnrleinc.
gn If. Sui 9nmpicr -. 81 4Sie.
nionte" nod) Nenpcl mno @cuuu.
Nn #. %uli Compiler ,gugcnia"
nod Ncapcl NM Sriclt.
Aim #. &nli Gampier .aron.
prinj" ndd) Bremen.
PIN 10. &uli Camper rabriotic"
nah southampton.
4m 10. &lIi Gompicr .2uiitania"
nad 2%iucrpoUl.
pm 10. Stli 0ampier nIunoam"
nnd) 9iottcroum.
9lm tG. &uli 0ompicr n@rctagne"
lladl S00rc.
An &c. Suli Tanpicr nGnrpo'
tbia" und Gibraltar mo Ncnpcl.
Nm 1G. Suli 0umpicr .Brinjcilln
Mice" nod Bremen.
9lu tG. Siili 9ampier .aaiierin"
nod @omburg.
Am iG. &uli Gnmpier nGeoric"
nod liverpool.
PIN tG. ,NnIi Camper So. Giet.
gen" mod @opcnbaAcn.
PIN Is. Sili Gnnpicr ogrGiiOent
Sintoin" llnd &dmbnrd
NH is. %tli 0nnpicr .llm6ria"
nod) 2iperpool.
am IS. Tuli Gumpier .WeIa6a"
nah 2onOon.
Pm iS. Snli Gnmpier na0nis
Albert" mad, Gibraltar uno Neapel.
9m Is. Sui 0dmpier .Galiior.
mia" ltaf Glasgow.
PM Is. SlIi 0dnlpier nSt,9ouis"
liad) southampton.
slm IS. Suli Gampier n3eelano"
ndd Gouer unO Antmerpeu.
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Sc66cl'S ciusiacS 9ltclicr.

&ir labcm nmr elm Mtclier III Salti.
more, nnS Sns beiiuoet lidJ in ser
Gtaac ,n cbcurr GrSe, Wr. 321, Nuro.
@ag', maize Siab'Str. @imocr.Ybu.
tOgrapbien cine Spc,ialitat. - Seine
Naentcn nnS feline Srcpprn sn itcigcn.
). SrGbel. s.. Grni, @eidaftsiiBrcr.
(315-)
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Grad, bus Wcnif.

I'M Bear Greet am Sborc ocs
G%bcl0peotc Eleoiluc Clubs cinerl
Gooc3iprunJ. - @iuterlGBt Mitt,
ne un0 5mei &in0Cr.
Grobcn Mltbca jog 0cijcrn DIOR
gen fur5 nod 6 llbr Der If Sabre
uItc Nnl. Milcr non Mr. 20l2,
IountolnitroBc, ans, INN ril,en Der
gnii9tcn Gag am Shorc ocS yGbc-
lapcafe FlcalnrC Clubs" an ocrWtiin.
rlung bes Bear Greet 81 ucrlabcn II.
ais Seide mllroe CT geitcrn Ibeno
nodl Der StoOt 5uriidgcbrad)t. Wtil.
Ter nobm geItcrn ,Nodnittug inn
Ncor Greet Elm Wu0 un0 ucrilld)tc, in
ullr nrci SltB tiCicm @oiier cineu
%&opIlprnng, Gr ld)lllg notiirlid) nit
bcn &opic olf mo brad) boa' @cnid,
10 ooB Der Sob loiort cintrot. Gic
Canton Toli5ci luuroc in &enntniB
gclcbt, luorallf lid) Coroner Gr. W.
z. Suolcr al Nrt mo Stcnc be9ob
mo llod) Dorgcnonmlencr llnterlll-
milllo cincn olli llnion loutcn0cll
SoOcSidcil ult3llcQtc. 9cidcnbcltot.
ter 9ippcl iihcriiibrtc Sen 9cidnonl
nud lcincnl Gtobliiicmcnt an Norlf.
rn6 8onNltrabc. Ter &crnoliidtc
murOe in SHlcami0 . Nolitcin 0ebo.
rem rulo fam ola Mnobc nod Nine.
rita. Scit ctrua iinlt ,;obrcn mar
or bei'm ltG0tilhcn StroBcnrcini.
0lln9a . Gcpartcmcnt on0Citeut. Gr
GintcrlGbt ncben icnlcr Mittluc Srnl
G6erclo Miler s,uci Ninocr.
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ntpiiteriu Grmt Wler. Is. lclipn, 9tr.
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,o;ne Observation-Disclosures nb in Ser
Wr3Hhcrt Nc;rr;h WGIfcr Son Mnrlit
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Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
THAT BIG MIRROR.

Mrs. Malone-Why say Mrs. O'ToOl, it is all bosh, this talk of hard times we hear so much about Mrs. O'Tool Why bless your lovely sole cts tn thruth ye say. But do tell me what have you heard Mrk Malone-Why say, I was down to Massies the sec ond hand man. today and they was all as busy as gophers. But that Mas sic always has a smile that makes ye feel good. He sais his trade has bin fai-e he has lots of nice rockers. and chairs. and brass beds, and iron beds and nice Dressers, and Fine extension Tables, and Stand tables. and sanitary Couches. and oh My. he Has A french Mirror 10 inches Wide and eight It Long for S25.0O. Mrs. O'Tool-Why Mrs. Malone you make My head run round like a BumblCbee under a Glass tumbler. Mike and Me was gnwing tO Furnish up our House and Wee mead all them Things for our New home. Mrs. Malonc-Well do go To his Place. He can Beat The town for low prices on Good goods. He Buys cheap, and don't Want the Earth. He has a fine lot of Blankets and nice rugs and he will go to your house and buy you out in the spring See Massie, 32-34 west washington st. Phone Mane 351.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
MESA

The safe in the office of the Phoenix and Eastern depot was dynamited last night at half past eleven o'clock. There was a loud explosion followed by the firing of several pistol shots and the ringing of the schOolhouse bell. Those who were watching the old year out and those who were attending a dance thought it was the customary welcoming of the New Year. But the office of the railroad company was soon found to be in a state of disorder. The door had been blown off the safe door with nitro-glycerine.
 Agent Heaston gave out the in formation that the job had resulted in very little for the burglars. About noon yesterday he had deposited all the money in the bank and that no other had been received except what had come in from the trains in the af- ternoon. MT. Heaston was in Phoenix at the time of the burglary. There is no clue to the burglars. No suspicious persons had been especially noticed about town.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

too tii ca to carry out the ashes he hal taken from the stove and left in d wooden box in the rear of the suite of three, which form his abode, his work shop and his mercantile establishment on Center street. In the same room on one side of the box containing the ashes was a pile of kindling big enough to run the Hotel Adams a year. On the other side was a pile of stove wood nearly as big as that the fellow took from the readers back yard on Christ mas night.
 Mir. Friedman did not know there were any live coals in the box, though he intended to empty it. but he had heard the town was full of burglars and he sat up until midnight, loading up all the guns in the store for their reception, should they be inclined to stock up on second hand goods. But to return to the story. Mir. Friedman was very tired and sleeps in the mid dle room and a transom opens between it and the rear room.
 About A. NJ. he was aroused by smoke which had all but finished him. Opening the door he saw that not only ndu lne poltolil Deth DuiIitu pul Ol lilt ash box but hole a foot square was burning in the floor and the fire was gradually creeping over toward the kindling pile. gently famed by a nice breeze that was waited through the transom. His first impulse was to call special meeting of the fire depart ment at once and then it occurred to him that his quarters were not large enough to accommodate the crowd that would turn out. so he decided to put out the fire himself Fortunately there is a hvdrant in the room and a bucket also. He organized at once, elected himself chief and went to work. It took about ten minutes tO determine whether Harry or the fire fiend would win the bout After he had put out the fire he took measures to restore himself. and then went out and bought the valiant fire brigade which saved his property. nice stim- ulating drink. As the result of his eN- perience he has added new device to his coat of arms. which reads. Always empty the ashes
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02

D. Drorbaugh, F.. Ellsworth, c. R. Finch. H. II. Griest. Carl Gustafson. N. w Haggard. l.. Ii. T. Hansen. z. A. Harris. Wesley A. Hill. J. J. Hod- nett. b. M. LeRarron, Ed Lewis. Fred Maier. w. O. Moore. Joseph Mont gomery. T. II. Mortensen. C. NJ. Null len. S J. Mcdonald, Wallace MacDon- aid. r. P. Parker. w. H. Perry, Steph- en Phillips. C. W. Pine, c. s. Rogers, w II. Rogers, W. F. Smith. I. H. SpainhOwer L V. Stewart. H. C. Ward. William Warehouse. w. H. Wilkcy. ". H Woolf. R H. WoOlf J. C. Wright.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
 OF HARRY FREEDMAN
An Episode Showing How a Man Might Come to a Tragic End by Just Being Lazy.

Harry Friedman attempted to com init suicide Monday night and almost succeeded. The plan he had laid would not only have ended fatally, if carried out. but the remains would have been Cremated and his spirit would most likely have sailed into the beyond. at tended by a half dozen Chinese an gels from the American kitchen.
 The ruth is it was a piece of cars- ies$ness on the part of MT. Friedman, which was due to the fact that his sys- tenn on Monday was heavily 'mpreg- mated with rest bacilli and he was
Arizona republican., 1908-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Hall, the mother of Mrs. Clar- ence Baldwin is spending New Years in Mesa with her daughter.
 Walter Lubkin was in Mesa yest-r- day.
 Yesterday afternoon Mesa was clos ed for the dance which was largely attended and the ball game which was also fully attended.