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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
1884 12 2, ot Washington street, $ ss:s by F


1884 $ q Washington street, $ ss:s by E
Timothy Murphy and wife to Thomas Man
nix ct al, lot in line of Twelfth street.
Pope estate company TO Richard D. Faux
ner' lot in n line of Carmel street. $50 E
s IG:s1a W 127:sls Sio. -
William Nicol company to Behrend A. Joost.
lots ,,,. 2 and ! g. bloc, block 10; city land; siO.
| s line of California street, 47:6 of Twenty
third avenue, 47;e, so; $40
ministratrix, to Simon ]. Hayes, LOT in & line
Of Forty third avenue, 100 Of W street.
1oo 10 oy w o9.s lao, 20 1876, 100. W so, S
James W. keyston and wife to Gustave Post
lssi s lot t on Sc corner co OF Nineteenth and Shot
Mariannina Linare to Margaret s. McCabe. lot
In line OF Thirteenth avenue. $50 n OF n
street, 25 by f 120; $40.
Peter Christensen and wife to James +. Cor.
dozo. lot In NV line OF Vienna street. 25 NE OF
Brazil NE 25 by NV 100; $40
E. Il. Bacon to Louis II. Mooser. lot in f
80 by E 10; $40.
Hale Bros. to Marshal Hale, lot in f line Of
Lyon street. so of Clay, n 25 by f si:3: $40.
Henning F. Often to Johanna B. Hanson. lot
IN IN me n n OF Eighth avenue, 20 Of street, S
Rosie Auerbach to Auerbach investment com
of rpe " ss hT ass street It,
other pieces; $40.
Margaret E. MuIin TO William A. Daaovau.
Sdanyyan street. sw 1874, 1918, E 2s:s, S
Simon J. Hayes to Margaret ]. French. l.t
in e line of Forty-third avenue, 100 Of "
street 20 25, 1878, 100 w So, 5 100.
Frank NJ. Cramer and wife to James Il.
Heade and wife, lot in line OF A street 81 g
faoall Of Third d,ar avenne, sE % by 100: $40.
| O'Bren, lot in line of Clement street f5 W
Of ! Thirty, y first first avenue so by 100; SO:
blots to 3, to 10 and W 21 feet OF lot i.
block 81, Refs tract: grant
| J. s. Man1ey to Nellie Selieck lot in r line
Of Locust street, 127;SA n of Washington. n 25
NJ. Fisher. company to William H. Dunn. lot
| in line Of Fulton street. 1875 W Of Devisa.
dero. W 43:9 by $ 1876: $40
building Contracts
Ernest ]. and Julia Jensen with ] c. and
r. e. kely-An work for two Story frame
building tstore and hat} in W line of Ninth
avenue, 200 of street 8 25 by W 1o0.
! "a, ,040.
John D. Barry with Thomas F. Mitchell-All
work for a one story and attic rough basement
building. in NE line Of Eleventh avenue South.
| NV OF \ street. NV 80 By NE 100; 50. $50
Hibernia savings and loan society with A.
Lynch-concrete basement, floors outside area
and walk and brick basement vault freplaces
McAllister streets, 1876 by W 1916;
(! S3. 423.
Thomas Faulkner with G. Anderson-All work
for two story frame building 1.-TWO tenements)
s 25 by e 120; $1,000.
NJ and Julia Lynch with o. Z. Carlson--An
work Cor a two story frame building in W line
M Street eAsae s. 9A by yv'se so $3.50 N'e'een'n
/ Edward Barron estate company with Wagner
Brothers-Interior finish, painting. tinting. in
eludipg mczzanine floor for Bellevue hotel at
| Geary and Taylor streets $3.50.
I.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
WOMEN IMPROVE TowN

PALO ALrO, .darch Is.-An aggres-
sive campaign is being carried on by
The Mayfleld womans club for the civic
adornment OF that municipality. With
the aid Of the merchants and the board
of trade number Of shade trees have
been planted along the principal streets
and College terrace has been parked.
In addition the women are having street
signs erected al ali the corners
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
CIGAR CHECK PLATES
AND MERCHANT SEIZED
Police Scent Scheme to Utter
Bogus Checks on Cigar
House
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SPEClAL DlSFAICH 10 THE CAI-L
DETROIT. March 1S.-It is believed
by the Detroit police that a man said
TO be Isaac Robinson. merchant of
Oakland, Cal, now held at the central
station, had a novel scheme for de-
frauding a big cigar firm. Robinson
was arrested on a charge of having
counterfeit plates in his possession M.
A. Gunst & Co., a San Francisco cigar
firm. gives celluloid checks to be ex-
changed for cigars at any of their
stores. Robinson had a set of plates for
printing as we'll as 5000 of the checks
in his possession and had made a deal
with a local printer to turn out the
counterfeit checks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
ERROR IN DrvoRcE ITEM

REDWOOD CITY, March 1S.-Through
an error of transmission a regrettabie
blunder was made in the report of a
divorce case published in The Call on
March g. In this item 1t was inadver-
emily stated that a divorce had been
granted to Mrs. Frank Hudson by Judge
Buck The fact is that the divorce was
granted to Mrs Frank Morgan, and,
further there was absolutely no reason
why the name of Mrs. Hudson should
have been used in any such connection
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

TRIES TO END LIFE-Jehn Miller. la
borer. tried to end his life by inhaIing gas in
his room, 1854 Howard street, yesterday after
noon. but discovered BY the landlord and
revived at the central emergency hospital
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19

OVERCOME BY GAs-John La Rogue a
walter was accidentally overcome by gas in
his room. IL Al Stockton street last night He
was rescued by Policeman John sullivan and
revived at tho harhnr emsrrencv hoxnital
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-19
vourHs ErTn rop TpT.T .,.,..

YOUTHS HELD FOR TRIAL-Nicholas nur-
phy, Peter Cato. Frank Troy. John Greenan
s1d Frank Sullivan Young men, who were
souse and stealing II eases Of whisky were held
u trial by United States Commissioner Heacock
yesterday
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore Juno H.-Following are the official
prices established by the Fruit and Produce Asso-
citation:
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per pound. 2rka25
imitation. lsa2O; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
Il; store-Dacked Ohio and West Virginia. l.: MaD-
land. Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints. T.
EGGS-MaTland Pennsylvania. and nearby frsts.
l7is per dozen; Eastern Shore Maryland and Viz
ginia ia Western frsts. l7lz: West Virginia l7is
above quotations are for wholesale lots only Job
lots higherD
LIVE POULTRY-Sprng chickens. Per pound.
large 22a25 do small to medium 2Oa22: old hens.
heavyweight. l3l5; ducks puddle large, old 10;
do, old Aiusc0Vy and mOngrel 9al0
POTATOES-New Norfolk per barrel No. / ga
Z50; do. North Carolina. 225a25O: DO. Rappahan-
mock. %; do, York River, 225a25.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETARLES-AppI
early harvest per barrel. fancy 75aI00: do. small
common, 5a5ei do. per half barrel basket 25a5O.
New York. assorted, per barrel, L75a3O0: aspara-
gus, Eastern Shore. Md, per dozen cultivated
l5Ca200: do. wild. 75al00; blackberries Eastern
Shore. Nd, per quart. Fza5l9 do. Rappabannock
per bucket SaSl; cabbage. native per crate 6ja9O
do. Eastern Shore. 5h75 cantaloupes Georria
L5oa2O0; cherries, Maryland and Virginia Der barrel
2ea25o; do. pr basket. as to size jOa75. corn
green North Carolina per Dozen Sal2: cucqnbers
Norfolk. per basket. 6ial00 cggplants Florida per
crate, 200a250; gooseberries MARYLAND and Virginia
per pound. ia5it; huckleberries. Eastern shore
per quart, 7as; onions Bermuda per box. 75a1m.
do. new. RappahannOck. per basket T5asO. do
Rappahannock. per barrel. ZO0a2 .; peaches Flor.
ida and Georgia. per carrier L00a15O; peas native
per oushel. 4Oa1; raspberries red, per pint la5 /:
do, red, per quart. SAG: do. black s. uroan
beans. native. per bushel 90 do. Norfolk per baIf
barrel basket 60alj; do. wax. Norfolk 6Oa75: do
Der bushel basket. 3aS5: squash. Charleston per
basket. Lo0al.5O; tomatoes Florida, per carrier
fancy, l50aL75; do, fair to good. 75al 90. do
Mississippi, per crate, @aL0; do. Potomac. per
each, LAS.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

! New York June &.-NAyAL sToREs-Dun IN
/ changed
| sJGAE-Domcstic refined sugar market today
was steady and unchanged with all r.fners doing
business on the basis 0f $50 net less ] Ter cent
Tor cash, for fine granulatcd. Suot raw sugars are
easter, with centrifugal quoted at as: muscovado.
$40. and .molas.Cs sugar. $50 The London beet
sugar market was easier with June 5.d lower AZ
los l0'sd and July Iisd OF. at JOS 9Kd.
MILL FEED-Quict and unchanged
oAfS-Duli No. . white ssh. No 3 whit, 57iL
No. mixed 55i.
/ FLOUR-Dcmand poor. Spring ratents 545a5.7O.
spring clears l3aijJ; winter straights 42af q
winter clears. 3S5ai0j. Kansas in sacks rafents.
ASoa5l0 straights. 435ai65 clears. $780, TO-
RYE FLOUR Steady; 450a5Oo
CORN MEAle-Slow: meagcr supply Kiludried
/ for export. 3s5: coarse meal. in bags l50al5
HAf-Reccipts sD tons Prime timothy. %. No
! /. S0s5; No. 2 70a75 No g. 60a65
sTRAW-Steady Long rye. 70asC.
BEEf-Steady. Family. l65Al7.5O; racket. l5OOa
ICO0
PORK-steady. Mess. 5gal60: family. i7.5oa
ls0e.
TALLOW-Lfeless. City. in hogsheads. 5isa5ss
LARD-lnactive. Prime Western. 95: CITY SIS:
refined continent. 900; South American 9s5: refined
Brazilian kegs, u2o city stearine. H. Oleostearine
nominal; New York. Il: Chicago H.
BUTrBli-Reo1ipts 6397 packages: moderate de-
mand. Creamery extra, 3: frsts. g2aEqA: State
dairy tubs. finest. 22la; good TO choice AlsaG
EGGS-RccCipts 92S5 cases; steady. Nearby
white. fancy. .; mixed fancy p: Western extra
irsts. lslzal9.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Baltimore. June z.--Fonouins arc the official

Baltimore. June Z.--Folowing are the official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stoc1 in elevators l56 6s2 bushels Set,
Ting prices were: No. red Western So: contract
spot. 81 No. red, S5lz; steamer No. red s.;
steamer No. red Western So Western spot. June.
Ssi1. Contract; Spot. June. S5z: luly S7lh: Au-
gust. 6A: September ssh
CORN-StOck in elevators, 80 si6 bushels Settling
prices were: No. white. "a: mixed Is; steamer
mixed, n; steamer white. 75 The market for West
ern closed dull; SPOT June. 75l1 July. 75a: Sep
tcmber. 75is
oATS-Stock in elevators. 7l54s bushels: ship.
ments from elevators $50 bushels. White No. Q
heavy. 59iz do, No. 2. light 20 medium, 5aa59b do.
No. 3 heavy Slza59; do. No 3. medium SASH
do, No. 3, Light, 51lza5s do No T. light 10 heavy.
55a56: mixed. No ? 57a57lA; do. No B. 56a56lk; do
No & 5aji'f.
RYE-stock in elevators 3.S2 bushels; shipments
from elevators 800 bushels
FLoUR-Winter extra, 355a375 do. clear. Ss5a
400 do, straight 405ai2O; do. patent. 4i0a4 30
spring clear f.l0a440; do. straight 4s5a5 10: do
patent. 5.8a645; City Mills best patent, SIS: do
high grade patent. l.e5; straight. AS: do. choice
family. i-S5; extra, 375aao Rye -four. medium to
choice. L25a4 80.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
THE SOUTHERN's EARNINGS.
Much Speculation Rife nv 10 show
ing for Half of Year.

hhS AOr lt0ti OI rear.
As the fiscal year OF the Southern Rail-
way nears the close there is much specu-
lation in financial circles in Washington.
Baltimore, and New York relative bo the
showing the company will make.
Judging from figures for eleven months
ended May 81, the earnings viii show
little, if any,, surplus over fixed charges
ard mandatory deductions from income.
Up TO May 81 the company's gross had
fallen off, in comparison with the same
period a year ago. fully $1.SS10oo. merely
per cent, an excellent showing in this
respect in comparison with the earnings
of other roads. But in May the gross
earnings fell OFF $lS0OOO. or approxi-
mately 26 per cent; and. judging from the
present conditions, the loss in June will
be in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
Relatively speaking. the net earnings Of
the company have been holding up well.
the loss in net for the first ten months Of
the year was $l3S.231 or about per cent.
As matter Of fact. April net earnings
Increased S2h.000 But in view Of the
tremendous loss in the gross earnings In
May and the existing conditions. IL is too
much 10 expect that the company will
show any increase in net earnings in
either MAY or June.
On the contrary, the Southern Railway
should lose in net in the months Of MAY
and June at least $4,000. and in the face
OF estimated loss in gross IN those two
months of 100000 such a net showing
would be excellent. Ii appears that the
total income OF the company this year will
be approximately Sl2500.0OO.
Figuring on what appears 20 be a low
basis, the deductions from income for In
terests, rentals. car hire. &C. should be
at least Sl2250O00. and quite possibly
enough to absorb the entire income Of the
company
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
ERIE MAKES IMPROVEMENTS.
Buys Large Amounts of Material and
Paws Less for Labor

In quarters usually well informed as TO
Erie affairs It IS said that the road is now
doing more in the way OF improvements
than at any time in four years. and that
on June 80 tho property will be in better
condition than at the end of any previous
fiscal year
The company sold S2,OOO.O0O worth Of coal
in May. receiving payments in cash. and
is comfortably circumstanced with respect
to the amount Of funds on hand. although
no part Of the 100000 which banking in
terests agreed 10 advance on notes OF
equal amount has yet been called for.
a large order for ties has recently been
placed at prices well below those of a
year ago and the scale Of wages for labor
on the Improvement work under way
means substantial saving to the road
by comparison with last years schedule.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
Higher ~ Opening.
NEW FORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. June E.-Nl0ncy on call was quoted
ncminally to-day az 14 per cent. There was con-
unrod ease throughout the week in call loans. De
mand was exceedingly small owing 90 the stsruatiCn
IN stocks. and money was superintendent Time
money during the week was characterized hy the
very easy rates for the shorter maturcs and a fair
general demand. iucniug however toward tie
six and seven months maturities- Money for over
the year was not readily obtainable Rates 2
per cent for sixty days. 212, for ninety DAYS. n5aa.
for four months. 3a5i- for five months. Jsa3t for
six months iafa for over the year.
Sterling was quiet today brt cables were strong.
advancing 10 points. Rates for actual business
closed follows Sixty davs iS5i5alS55J demand.
ls6l5a4.s7; cables 45S~ais.30.
Commercial bills were 4Si7. 90 lsjas.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by l.. T. Hutton Co.,
members q che New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange c. Bowie Chipman.
manager. 1901 + street northwest
New YORK. June z.-On the Cotton Exchange
this morning pretty much everything In the way Of
news was bcari,h. with the exception of complaints
about drought I'm Texas. and this partly Offset
by the splendid weather elsewhere through thu belt
The local market in consequence was quiet and
about as due on the cables. late months showing
more stcadincS than near although spot houses
~cTc fair buyers Of the Inter at the decline
Trading was too dun % mpart any decided ton
dency 90 The market which ruled barely steady.
within point or two of the opening figures during
tlc middle of thc morning
Receipts at the ports were 5000 bales. against
5.sl5 Last week and 6.Z4 last year. for the week
5000 bales. against 35s2 last week and i5O2s last
year Receipts an New Orleans were L7lf bales.
against 2i2l last year. and az Houston. 5lZl bales.
against l79 last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by r. f. Hutton & Co. nem-
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade. O. Bowie Chinman. manager.
1901 street northwest
Chicago June 27.-Wheat opened weak on lower
cables and good weather for harvesting but strength
enod under a good demand from shorts.
Corn opened lower. but made good gains before
the close of the session
Oats were firm on good weather reports from all
sections
Provisions opened higher and were strong at the
close. adding from ten 10 eighteen points during
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

CATTLE-EtTa. per cvt,. 55Oa6OO; butcher. 45oa
500. common. 2OOa3 o.
HOGS-Per cwt gross 56ia5T5. orsin,rv ,,
cwt., 5eOa5 q
sHEEP-Prime. 30oa35O; common. 25Oa3M.
LAsIBS-Snring. 6l7; medium, g.
CALEES-Prime. per ID, Z medium. 6a6I5: crass
sa4
COWLPrims. fresh. each. 4OOOa5OOO; common,
@.0osS00O; old and dry, S,Ooaloo0.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. r. Hutton & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. G,
Bowie Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
Total sales. ............. .II9,2Oc shares
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

While you think Of It, telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald. and
bill viii be sent you at cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

new 1orh, June A.-MhEAT-flrm but dull. No.
Northern Duluth. new. to arrive. ll3: No 2 red
T. o. b., 96's; No. red. (. O. b.. late July. s5N
No. hard new crop f. O. b.. L0lih: No. l maca.
roni. T. o. b.. a.
CORN-Dull. No 2. elevator II; No. q T. O. b.
rs: No. 2 white. nominal; No. yellow, f. o. b.,
nominal
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

Following are the bid prices upon the
most active bonds and stocks listed ON
the Washington Stock Exchange vester-
day and on the corresponding date one
year ago:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Rerllnr an. y o,clock noon.

Regular call, p O'Clock noon
Sses-CaptM Traction 80, $1,000 at iOh
Meigcnthaler Linotype . at l95.
After cal-United States coupon IS. 500 at l0l.
United States registered IS. 500 al l0l.
Following the closing quotations on yesterday
n fH.ar - rl.n
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy T. r. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipmau, manager 1901 + street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS
York, June a.-United States government
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June E.-Following arc the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore Stock Exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. June E.-CATTLE-R .ceirts 500. un-
changed
HOGS Receipts. 1900. loc higher Light. 56a
e52 rough 5.5oa6oo mixed. 5.Za635. heavy, 6O5a
6i0: pig, AGa55
SHEEP-Bcocipts 100: UNCHANGED.
Ncw York. June C1.-CATTL Receipts 20
Dressed beet! slow. l0isal2; Texas beef sas To-
DAYS cable from London quoted the market lower.
Live cattle l5sal8 sides and refrigerator beef I2ls.
CAL|ES-Recripts. NJ. Prime veals sold AZ Is
per Io1 ibs, huttemiiks 800 city dressed ytals.
steady, AZ SAIL. country dressed 54aqis
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts 500; sheep
slow. lambs weak 20 l0c lower. Common 90 prime
sheep. 2aa4J0; few ycarlings. A75a5oo. lambs.
6I1lsa7;l
s-Receipts. 25i 2 head OF sale; market
STEADY
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
BANKS HOLD MONEY
Almost Unprecedented Gain
Made i'll Deposits.
CASH SURPLUS TOO LARGE
Coin Used 10 Meet New Reserve Law
Imposed Upon Trust Companies
Results i'm Big WithdrawaIs-EurO-
penn Reserves Also Far Above
NormnI-oiarISet Higher ut Opening.

New York, June 1.-THE weekly state
ment Of the members OF the clearing
house. as calculated upon the average
basis and published in the customary
manner after the close Of business to-
day. bore witness in a striking way to a
matter that has speedily become one of
first Importance IN the general financial
situation, viz: the accumulation OF
money in places of deposit. not only
here. but IN every quarter of the civilized
world.
The amount Of cash gained BY our local
banks during the week increased more
than T,OOO.OO0, and as the loans in the
week decreased $4,000, the surplus OF
the associated institutions was augmented
by S7.SS6.OOO and rose TO a total of $4,000
coo. an almost unprecedented figure for
this date. Il should be borne In mind,
too. in estimating the meaning Of these
figures. that I'm the last five weeks the
deposits Of public funds with the 4ocal
banks have been cut down by one-half.
and that the trust companies have been
Withdrawing money from the banks to
meet the requirements Of the new re-
serve law.
Banks Net Gains Large.
The banks have. In other words. gained
through natural sources money in volume
sufficient TO counerbalance the drains
made by the government and by the
trust companies and to bring their
reserves once more up 10 record-break-
ing sums.
IN. ..1.,,,...,. 81 +L o,,,l, 90 r-r,,t,,,.l
the Bank OF France. and the Bank OF
Germany now stand at record high fig
ures in many ways. and some of these
break all records Of every description
II would certainly seem as If the prob
able outcome of this extraordinary state
OF affairs must before long engross the
attention Of the international financial
community.
To-days showing Of the position at
this center was in no way a market
factor. ior the nature OF the exhibit was
very generally anticipated. The market
has held along the same drifting and
professional lines that it has been during
the past fortnight. and especially in the
current week. and inasmuch as during
the last four days the trend of prices
has been continuously upward enough
profit had accumulated on ventures for
the rise to invite speculative realiza-
ton.
Higher ~ Opening.
At first the market was higher but IL
fell during the second and final hour Of
business. because Of almost general sell
ing by the trading element Closing
prices. however, showed gains and losses
almost equally commiugled. There We're
no developments OF a financial nature
which these spectators deemed worthy
Of regard in any degree. nor. indeed
were there any occurrences Of this sort
at all
Wheat prices were easier to-day. 20 be-
gin with. under very favorable Western
weather reports, but at the close were a
little higher.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 90 The Wash
ington Herald and bul viii be sent you at
J cont q word
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

'EK dividend. $3.50 dividend on entire stock.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-28
YE-Dun. No 2, f. o. b. sil8.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

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tuel6e Baltimore ie crle6te.
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1000 clcgantritc MOOca -9ln5iigc.

$40 bis $25 tnilormooc 2lu5iige,
aus 9rooOclotbs, MorItcO1. Gbcpiot9,
etc, clcgont beicBtc MoocQc; nit fci.
ncr 9ltloB geiitttcrt ....... S1450
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ooer nit 2ltIoB lulb &iBc bcicbt; ga
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3oll Iona. ............... $3.50
$25 Gnrocul N}1ntcl, bcitc Gltulis
tat; iciltc9 2Itlobntttcr, Shomltro-
gen ....................S $3.50
$50 - 100 Iougc ifmor}e 5O.5ou.
Nidntcl ans icincm @roooclotb. Sci.
ocnIiBc lmO SNnnetbcint. onocrc
ihlidt ln0 nit &rogell 9ItluBil,ttcr.
$50, $25, $50 2In3iIgc mrs fciniten
iHwor3eu @rooOclotbS. GbepiotS,
@orite0S mo Serges; rcguIGre mo
crtro @r0Ben; fiir $3.50, $16.90
mo Observation-Disclosures, $500
SIS icbmor5e @roaOclotb- Sodcta,
Gin. ooer ooppelbriiitig nit arogcn
mo NtloBflttter ..............S S4.93
$40 mo $12 itmor5c @rooOclotb-
Sodcta, balboniiBcn0c NtoOcIlc, 90.
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

wANTED-Gasoline engineer to work on well machine. Call l9 West Adams street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

MISS TROWBRIDGE'S studio remov- ed to Hotel Adams. Closing out all pictures at greatly reduced prices. Sale begins Monday, May 11th.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

LADY wants position to do light chamber work. c. K, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12
SITUATIONS WANTED.

JAPANESE boy wants position on farm as cook Address J. H, P. O.. box ,164, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

FOR SALE-A five room brick, fine shade. bargain. see owner, No. 62S North 10th avenue. blocks west of Five Points.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-12

WANTED-BoOkkee or steno- graphic position by experienced
 young lady. Address Box 19, this
 office