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New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

November 12 Pir@us 1e. Kalamata Is ana PatTas ~
to Nicholas Galsnos with 84 cabin snd ie5 see5ags ste
Steamer sidre CBr); Jagsa. Teaerine Noyember -
Young in Ballast bali Arrived at tie Bar
St LOUIS Jsmson . and tS 6t
cabin and 129 steersgs passengers. mails and mdse
esm at f Pao@a BaF a cuban 1S Norton Nip. Nove
go, to MuHsan ss Co. in ballast Arrived the
to James ArkelI & Co. in ballast Left Quarantine at
steamer Cregonian. Curtis Puerto Mexico November
80, to the American Hawaiian ss Co, With mdss- Ar
rived at the Bar at 1880 ? m. 9TH ,o- ,-o.r,.r
r. Naples = Messina i6 and GibTst15 E 81 to ae1der
stea99.r Panama corning crstobaI Novenber so.
70 the Panama Railroad SIS Line With iSs 3 PASSENGERS
Steamer La Touraine tF'r), Laurent. Havre NoYenl-
With IA cabin and So steerass passenseTs mails and
mGsc nrGd ] az R THe mPson sT II rerpoo1 November 27
sengeTs and mdse. Ambrose channeI Idshtship
steamer Jenny CAusD Ivanoich Hueva November "a
Passed in Sandy Hook at and proceeded for Perth
steamer Admiral Dewey Dawson Kingston December
l. the United Fruit Co. with passengers and fruit
Passed in Sandy Hook at 9;la m; ,,.......- D..
the Southern Pacific Co with mdse Passed in Quaran-
steamer Rio Grande Risk, Mobile November 2s, Tampa
so se1 sS and eS de Passed in Quarant1s at go M
Steamer Kansas city Dlehl. savannah Decen1ber to
Quarantine at $50 a m
Steamer Mohawk, Kemble. Jacksonville December =
and mdse PASSED in Quarantine s:22 a
10 the Dominion S. O. with passengers and mdse
Passed in Quarantine at 2:$1 ? m, . 49,. ,.,, g.,
Co With mdse Passed in Quarantine at f2:44 m
xs%s sssST &nd6oTsd In Sandy hook for baTbor
SANDY HOOK !. Dec s $50 p m-wind east, fresh
breeze: cloudy; rough
Steamers Montserrat SPAN, Csdiz Barcelona.
6ia" s6a Rseds & aTa sa2 'S3a sHFs3 ao
IGaiT II1t I-toIl ,1d Wenort m savannah
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
On Sale Monday, December the 7th
Unusual values in Oriental and DOmes-
tic Rugs
200 Choice Oriental Carpets, comprising
Khiva, Cashmere, Mahal and Agra.
$500 to 1000
value to
Silky Caucasian Rugs. 500 to 21.OO
o
Rare Herman and SarOuk SedJades.
$500 to $500
to
Domestic Rugs.
{" Mission" Tapestry, Beauvais. Body
Brussels, Ardahan and standard quality of
Wilton.
Size 12ft 1900 to $500
to
6 X 8 ft 500 to 1900
Foreign and Domestic LinO1eum
Printed soc per So yd.
..
Inlaid 1.15 per SO. yd-
James McCreery & Co.
23rd >Sfreef 54f6 Sfree1
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Liverpool. Dec 6-Baltic CBrl New York via Queens
town
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 6-St Paul. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg.
SAILED.
MovilIe. Dec columbia CBr) New York
Queenstown Dec 6. 1880 a m-LUsitania CBr), New
York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. Dec 6-President Lincoln (Ger) New York
for Naples and Genoa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
statutes

sunrise 7:11 sunset ABB Moon rises Moons axe IA
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy 6:55 Gov. Island 10 He'll Gate 913
PM-Sandy 7:2I Gov Island 1913 Hell Gate etb
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, December 6. 40o8.

ARRIVED
steamer Patricia ttierl Nagiu. Hamburg SO 2raber
81 nj FcuioEre 9S. 70 the Hamburg American Line
win ls7 cabin l"5S steeraEe passengers and
rrdFe Arrived a The Bar - A
Steamer Themstocles Greek, tarnbitEs Sml
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
James McCreery & Co.
23rd .Sfreef 54f6 -Sfreef

RTANKET DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
Foreign and Domestic Blankets; best
qualities Various exclusive patterns in the
most desirable coIors 1900 to $3.50
On Monday and Tuesday,
December the 9TH and Sth. =
C0mfortables filed with down, covered
with mercerized sateen, new patterns. So
vaIo.s
Cotton filed ComfOrtables covered with
novelty SiIkoIine. Full size. 200
California Wool Blankets, with pink
blue border. Double bed size. 800 per pair
aIus
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

LINEN DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
On Monday and Tuesday.
December the 9TH and Sth.
Sale of Damask Table Cloths and Nap
kins, below usual prices.
Table Cloths.
2x2 yards 1.S5 and 5.15
2x2% yards 2.35 " 1876
2x3 Yards 2.75 $50
Dinner Napkins to match 2.75 and 900 doz.
DOyleys Centre Pieces and Scarfs,
trimmed with handmade Cluny lace.
D'Oyleys /. 50 and $40 doz.
Centre Pieces 19O Sc 2.S5 each
Scarfs 4.2O '
Complete stock of hand embroidered
and lace trimmed D'Oyleys, Centre Pieces,
Tea and Luncheon Cloths and Scarfs, In
sets suitable for Holiday Gifts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
El 'PRORLE ENA Pc
rrQno" en- Bay9In0n.
InitiIes han sido las Investigations
de Ia detective enIo del faego de
Ia cIfoiGa del doctor fernandez
Mater.
Nada en- absolute Sc he pO6ido deS.
Cubrir. Il
Nsda en- absolute Sc he podido o des-
CubTiR.
Ode maestro cOFFSspONS0g)

CO OOtubEO % "A msdida que
81 tempo Rvansa, Goo el de
pspsI, que enc nunC8 avan'
zs) De sproximR 0l dia tEemOndo para
nue1tEoB adv8TgaFi0S, 6BtoB van Cslmand0
"a furoE polfGiOO, = esta oiudsd 0ht6 Cual
VaPBovia, F0inand0 una paz anvidiablo
LOB dniC0B que aBt6n fn0Fa del OuRdFRntO,
Bon loB paFFos; peEo tanemoB Of convoncio
miento do qUs nuGBtF0 quSEidO RlCaldG,
tan pE0nto pABo al periodic electoral, loB
hRR6 0ntRar en- 81, pueB 90 10 que 81 di9.:
Los pgRFoB no tien0n veto; pGT0 Of 10
tisnen HuB dnGfiOg, y es tFiat0 C0gR qu0 poF
un m0Edigco mGg menoB dRdo poP IN
psRro, On una pRntorFilla 8 en- cua'quiaP
0tPR psFtO (sRlvand0 IA mis) de IN unio.
nigta, vRyRm0H peRdeF an elGCtoT, = luGD
go nin hRb0r dado ReBultado 10 inc0FpoEa.
Ci6n, que 08R Of 90 uns terrible perEsFfa do
nue8tFoB hOTmRnoB do ALA.
EGtoy muy C0nfoFmo con OB9 RFgum0nt0
oaai Conv0nCido de que haOts que no p0.
90 el periodic electoral Los peEFOH tisnen
pFivilegiQ. Aver tAFd0 como entire u
8 hAbiR dos bonitoB canes Contsmplando
10 hsrmOBR casa OonHiHtOriRl y pRFGcO que
90 deOfRn:
-Cuslquier dia sale dc ahf una 10y,
una oFdenRnzR contra nogotFoB, = Bi %
ll0gan peEd0g los diPtsitos, NOS peEde.,
m0B tOd0g nogotFoB, pusB no aHtAmoB inc0Fo
poEAdoB SPEAR de que 90 10 migmo, Cuando
t0CRn p0FdiOi6n.
80 OC8Fc6 0l gFupo un p1EEo fsco, ?
con pFonnnCtada jiba, = Eus comps hOEoB ls
dijsFon:
Amigo milo; con al paF0cido que uutOd
tieno con an alto personals del gObisrnO,
no G6 como 70 no 10 han d0spBchRdo para
ls 9teFnidad, lOD GefiaFs8 Fepublioanos
ME inf. FmR Gl detective Reyes, quO
dO0ds 0l f0ego de Ia oIfnics = cana del
doctor FsFn6ndes Mater, hB estRdo CONT.
nuamOntO invGBtigando no tan solo eli Ia.
mentabI0 auOSg0 ocuFFido 81 doctor, sino
tRmbisp la CUeBti6n de los Rn6nimou que
90 decfa hsbfan TsCibido R'gunaa psEBonas
dc "ViDtR AIegEP." Iu6tiloa-dico 81 90.
nor RsysB-hGn FeDuItRdo uus invOatigR
CiOnOB, , lGu de mis- Oompan Sro0, pusB hada
on absolute hsmoh podido deBOubEir, que
nos indique cFiminslidsd en- los hechoU,
peFo g0guiFamoB nus8tTas investigaCiene8,
hRSta v0F Bi lcgramOB OongPguiF GIgo.
-MAhRn8 NOS 0CupATem0O del expendi0
? CBIid8d dc lG CRrnO On g8ta Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28

t0EBidad dc l0B puGbI0E, CD CRgi impoRiblG
que ning6n int0E6B doCtFinRI pu0da hRC0F
tfsctivR 10 confederation do los EgtadoB.
P0Ro 10 noGsSidad 90 tan gTandg, que
AIgun8 BRtisfaCCi6n hR do buBCaTBQIe, y pro-
bRblGm0nte lR pFimaFa tentativa de union
0Urop0a, baio uu eBtRdo Ccmdu, geFG una
confederation paFciGl do aIguns potsnciR
de primer 6rdOn 6 de alguuRB Do Hegundo
y de teTCsF0. EBtG TRANSITION de laB
aIlRnsaB GfImOERB & les unioneB sfGctivRB,
dAFG poT FsTultado una paz mas seguER =
duERdeFa que tod0B Iau aTtifcioBRmento
COnBeguidos On 81 niglo XIX fusrza do
sAcEifOioS de amor propiO naCiOnNl.
E8 probable que ai la union psEoisl 90
tfaCtdR entire FOpubliOanOB, como Francis
y SuizB, y 0tTog pE6xim0B lR RSp6bliC8,
como DinamarCa, Hollands 8 B6lgiCR, el
Begund0 pABo pT6Ctioo en- l8 bpscR do IN
EntRdo InternRcionay, BaRG una Fsv0GuCi6n
anti i-dinGBtiCR que, C0nviEtiend0 en- EatAdo
TOpubliCauo aIgunRB de las vieiaa moUaF'
qufRB, h2bF6 de induOiFl0B poR fu0EzR 6
bugCaT On la union con 0tEoB EatRdoV, la
fu0EEG de CoDBoEvaCi6n que 70 eBtaF6 de-
mogtEGnd0 10 pTimeRR confederation par
OiRl que 90 haya sStsblecido.
OuRndo 20 gxiBtRn tVen CnRtE0 R0pG'
b!icas que sisvAn do n6cleo otrau tantRB
corfedeFaCionsB pRECiAlGE, per dos caminoB
90 p0dF6 1legRT 10 confederation general,
Rmbog habr6n de ser caminos do guerra:
lRs peqU0iAB Confsd0TRCion0B Ba IigBn
para EsIiDtir lR Copf4buIaCi6n de loB Es'
tadon que veOn en- elias an psIigr0 & 90
pEepotarCi:; 8 81 hecho do conalituiEgO On
una union do pequefiAS cor fadeEacionGB
pTovocR .upO declaration de guerra pOr
pRFts de las potanOiRB que no CCnSideEan On
psIjgFo. En- ouAlquieFR de sBtoB caBog, y
CuRlquisFR que Bss 81 FsBultAdo mtlitaF do
saRB luChaB, Ol r0aultRdO polftic0 seFG Gl
ConvanOimiento de Ia. utiLidad de egaB
a'ianSas def itivRn 90 foEmR de poderGs
c0EfSderadog.
TrsG de e8RB COnfsderacionsB dc podorss
intOrnRcionaIe1, vsndFGn pFobabIemsnt0 Las
ConfsdsFRciopes de intsFeB0B ComOECiaIeg,
On que vsCeS pisnsan 70 los euFopOoG,
CUando pisngRn en- el m0do dc Conten6E In
invHni6n do pEoduCtp norts neEicanou.
I'll die en- que los int8FeBsg poIfticoB
90 O0nCiIiGn comp pletament8 con los conner.
cisIeB = adsm6B de IoB EGtadoB 90 hsyan
CoDfsderBdo IaB AdWanGs, IR confederation
suFopsa habF6 fsoilitado al paAo & loo Es.
tSdOD UnidOB de EuEopa, que podr6n RIgdn
dia llegaE f1rmRr Ol EAtado IoternRCio.
nal, al junto con la confederation de Ion
inteFaO0B pOllticoB , ComeEOisleI, % tfsCt6R
la ConCordiR DO los intoEeaaB econ6miOoV,
CuandO "a la .CiviliSaCi6n sGt6 uufciente-
mOnts deBaEEolIRda para fundar eD su
funCionami0nto natural IN 0atad0 Compls.
tamGnte independents, y una policfa, un
oj6ECito = unN armada Cuys oEgnnizGCi6n
90 fande en- intersHeB do CaRGctsF intaRna.
CionGI.
Europa OHtk en- aptitud dc conutEuir eso
EGtado IntGrnpoional, copia de Ia famiLiG
de IL pEim0FR tODtstivR do agrupaOi6n
social. PsFo log paigsB Fsalmsnts lIamsdoU
6 daF 81 ejampl0 del EBtado International
son loo del NuOvo Continents.
E. d. Hostos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28

: mo MAS OANAB." Sin neoesidad de
tefli'se el cabelIo. PrOdigiOsO especffie0
que hace desaparecer las canas, CieVoIVfen.
do al cabellO su color natural, AbsOlntaa
mente NO TINE, sin6 que restItuve In
raiz del cabellO y Ie da VIDA esta, hScien
dolo recobrar su color natural. Els la uni
CO prep araci6n conOcida que pOsee 6sta
prOpiedad Sc ha pTobadO en- miles de Ca
sos con buenOs resultadOs. Els aGlen6s un
renaediO eficaz para curar pOr complete Ia
caspa, Els cOmpletament0 inOfehsivO no
cOntiene gFssa aceite de niDguna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcador. De
Venta:-RicarlO BOOthby, AGENTF GE-
NERAL Hotel InglaterTR San Juan. p. r.
~ 30 va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
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"A Ia 1.SO Dc la tardO dc hoy reOoii6
10 correspondence para Loo EltSdoD Uni.
dog, 0l vapoF "CaEaCas."
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dor, daEG una OOnfoEonCis .polftioa en- el
Atan0o de esta ciudado hacienda importAn'
Ca d0sIaIaciQn0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
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do. De vents an lag nCGOditadas fsrma'
Cieg de leg GafloEeI ]. a. Blanoo , Co..
AIonso @. ZoEbi = don Pedro 'Juli6.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28

En- esta imprenta SO vende papel de
peri6dico viejO a $500 los 46 kilos
atlo qatintaL.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
LONGsTREET.
Roads in bad condition.

Roads in bad condition.
Miss Maud Wade, daughter, of
D. S. Wade, was married one
day this week to Mr.. Drewry
Niece, of Font Hill,
j. E. Snow of Russell Spring,
has contracted with w. w.
Owens for fifty cords of wood.
DR.. Roe Blair passed through
here to-day en- route to Russell
Springs, to see a patient.
John Bradley and family were
the guest of J. w. Bradley and
family this week.
The panic which cooled the
country is giving away. The
bud Of industry seems to be
blooming, and business is moving
off nicely.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
MARRIED.

y
Mr.. w. j. Bottom and Miss
Rachel Richardson, who live in
the eastern part Of the county,
were married last Wednesday af-
ternocn at four O'Clock. The
rites were solemnized at the res
idence Of w. I. Ingram, Rev. Les
lie Bottom officiating. This was
the second marriage for tn e
groom and first for the bride.
The groom is farmer and good
citizen, the bride is a popular
young lady.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
BACK FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Mr.. w. H. Russell, of Coburg,
who went to Mississippi on a
hunting expedition, returned a
short time ago. Mr.. Russell
was in Columbia last Wednesday
and informed the News that he
had a delightful and successful
trip. In company with several
natives he hunted on Sunfower
river and Panther Creek. The
party killed six deer, Mr.. Rus
sell two of the number. He was
gone from home three weeks and
the only kind of meat he ate
during his absence was deer
meat. He stated that they were
very plentiful O n these tw Q
streams of water and perfec tly
fat.
Bear range about six miles
from where he hunted, but he
failed to get up a club to go
among them.
Mr.. Russell has a brother in
Mississippi who is running a saw
mill, and he had an opportunity
to examine the timber. He
states that it is the finest he
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
Rank FOOliShneSS.

when attacked by cough or a cold
or when your throat is sore, it is rank
foolishness to take any other medicine
than DR.. Kings New Discovery" says
G. 0. Eldridge, of Empire, Ga. Il have
used New Discovery seven years and
know it is the beas remedy on earth for
coughs and colds, Group, and all throat
and lung trotbles. My children are
subject to Group, but New Discovery
quickly cures every attack" Known
the world over as the King of throat
and lung remedies. Sold under guar
antee at T. E. Paull's drug store. zoe
and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
BANK ELECTIONS.

BANK ELECTIONS.
On January 18th, the First
National elected the following
directory:
j. O. Russell,
H. N. Miller,
Braxton Massie,
j. P. Beard,
j. F. Montgomery
A. M. Mercer,
z. T. Williams.
On the 18th, the Board met
and Mr.. ]. O. Russell, who has
been the President of the Bank
since it's organization, resigned,
and Braxton Massie was elected
in his stead.
Mr.. H. N. Miller was elected
Vice President, Mr.. E. H.
Hughes, Cashier, and Bruce
Montgomery Assistant Cashier.
Mr.. A. D. Patteson, who has
been cashier for more than a
year, leaves the bank to engage
in other business. He is a gen.
tleman of homer and of high
character, accurate in the trans
action of business, and will be
greatly missed from the institu-
ton.
His successors a well-known
business man, who was cashier
the first three years of the banks
existence, resigning to 60 to
Texas. The Assistant Cashier,
Mr.. Bruce Montgomery has
proven himself a valuable man
for the position he occupies.
Mr.. ]. 0. Russell makes the
following statement to the News:
MY friends and the people of
this community generally, by
this time, know my reasons for
resigning the Presidency of the
First National Bank, and I have
nothing further to add except,
that desire to say that l leave
the bank in good financial condi-
ton, its earnings for the past
twelve months being greater
than any other year since its
organization.
There was no change made in
the directory of the Bank of Co.
lumbia and the same officers are
retained.
At the Citizens the present
board was reelected and also
the same officers.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

Last Thursday was the gloomi-
est and most disagreeable day of
the Winter. Outdoor work was
out of the question, and keeping
up booming fires was in order.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

ever saw, many logs being on
the yard that he could not chin.
The principal quality is red gum,
and it makes high priced lumber,
which is shipped to Europe.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

The town is clearer of boot
leggers than ever before known
in it's history.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

Get into the contest. Remem-
Der that it takes five hundred
votes to nominate a candidate.
Start three or four young ladies
and in a short time the contest
will become interesting.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

Calendar samples for 1909 are
now at this office. They are the
handsomest designs we ever
handled and the most elaborate
lot. Call.and make your selec-
tons and leave your order.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22
A SMALL JUDGMENT.

Quarterly court was in session
several days of last week and a
number of small judgments were
rendered. The most interesting
case tried was that of j. T. and
Fannie E. Vaughan, Campbells-
vile, against PAUL Azbill, Jas.
T. Page to recover board bill
created while Mr.. Azbill was the
mail contractor between Column
bia and Campbellsville. Mr.. Az
bills employees took their meals
while in Campbellsville at the
Commercial Hotel, conducted by
]. T. and Fannie E. Vaughan,
his wife. M r. Vaughan was
made believe that Mr.. Page was
responsible for the board, but
Mr.. Page denied that he had any
thing to do with the contract,
and that Mr.. Vaughan's under
standing was without authority
from him. However, the jury
gave Mr.. Vaughan a judgment
for his debt, $42,25.
Mr.. ]. A. Willis, the Town
Marshal, informs the News that
he accepted the position with the
determination that he would per-
form his duty. He says that he
hopes nothing will occur to cause
him to make arrests, but where
ever duty calls him he is going.
He will show no partla lily every
man who violates the law, it
matters not who he is, will do
it, knowing that he will be pre-
scented to the Court. This is the
proper and only course for Mr..
Willis, and in performing his
duty, he will have the indorse-
ment Of the good citizens of Co.
lumbia.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22


Monday was the first day of
circuit court and people were
here from all quarters. 1t was
perhaps the largest crowd seen
in Columbia for a year. Repre-
sentatives from Taylor, Russell,
Casey, Metcalfe and Green were
here, and business was good
throughout the day. A great
deal of stock changed hands and
the Master Commissioner made
some land sales
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

The Wyburg. Hanna Lumber
Company Of Cincinnati failed
several weeks ago.. It is our I'M
derstanding that the firm was in
debted to two former Adair coun-
ty men, who were in their en-
ploy, twelve or fifteen thousand
dollars. The firm states that
they will eventually pay out.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

A great deal of improvement
is going on in the Disappoint-
ment neighborhood. The follow
ing persons are building new
homes: Sam Collins, Millard
Collins, Ben Royse, Mrs. 10 Eli
son and Mrs. Sallie Smith.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

The School money for Deem
Der and January is here. The
Superintendent requests tn e
teachers to call and get it.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

The grand Jury is in session,
and some people are making
themselves scarce about Column
bia.
On another page can be found
an extract from Judge H. C.
Bakers instructions to the grand
Jury.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

An evidence that times are get
ting better is to see posters up
reading, horses and mules want
ed" They are stuck up all over
the county, and quite a number
of mules and horses were bought
here last Monday at fair prices.
The Adair County news., 1908-01-22

We learn from residents of the
Midtown and Gradyville districts
that the stock law which recent
ly went into effect in those two
precincts, is causing a great deal
of trouble and annoyance, and
that a large majority of the peo-
pie are dissatisfied with the law.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-18
FOB SALE.

PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday Oct 21, at 1880 pm, 3h miles north of Phoe- nix on Center street and Is mile west l will sell book case. and 30 volumes, Encyclopedia Britannica, bed room sets, iron beds, extension table, Moore steel range, cook stove heat CTS, refrigerators, washing machine, rugs, kitchen cabinet, dining chairs, rockers. dishes and glass ware, 25O 10. Tubular separator, complete milk tester, about 40 of 50 laying hens. IS turkeys, buggy, spring wagon, runa- bout harness and many other ar ticles. Will also sell, one team of matched double and single drivers, one family mare. surrey and harness, one 1900 ID. saddle gelding years old. Terms cash. Mrs. 4. $. Dysart. owner Rodgers Auction CO, phone red 207L
Arizona republican., 1908-10-18

FOR SALE-Modern room brick cot tage, screen porch, bath, electricity, city water. lots 5Ox14O each, fine shade. large brick barn, wood shed, fenced in chicken wards. near car line in excellent condition and good location. 3 acres Of alfalfa go with place indefinitely Place worth s500O but owner having left city, present price is s35OO, 1-2 cash. See R. A. Watkins with II. I. Latham Co, fl V. Center st
Arizona republican., 1908-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

IN THE MARKET for building lot north of Fillmore. What can you offer Confidential. Address NJ. A. NJ. this office.
 SMALL TRACTS WANTED-We have buyers for several 3 and 10 acre tracts, improved, near town. If you desire to sell such, list with us promptly. The H. l. Latham Co, A N. Center st.
 WANTED-Two separate rooms for lady and gentleman. both healthy, must be near court house, permanent. Address L. 20. box 973. .FURNITURE-A new industry in Ari- zona, hand made mission oak furni- ture. Every piece that leaves our shop, a work of art. We refinish and furnish your den, dining room or library with quarter sawed oak. Unique and quaint mission designs. Highest grade. Hand made. Guar anteed. Estimates given. You are invited 70 visit our shops. Rob erts Bros, Mcdowell road, opp. camp meet. grounds, phone black SS53. CAPITAL F'URNISHED-Indust manufacturing. mining. oil. gas ard railway stock and bond issues so;d direct to investors; commission nasis. Samuel Graham S. CO, Selling Brok- CTS. Montreal, Canada. LOAN WANTED-Have a client who wants $500 on a bunch of milk cows. First class loan. Also a client who wants $35O0 on valley property for 21A or years. This is a guilt edge loan. The II. I Latham Co, A x. Center st.
 FOR EXCHANGE-Oma Neb, in come property paying $20.000 per an. mum, for Phoenix or valley property See N. A Morford West Adams st.
 WANTED-A small, gentle driving horse with or without buggy. Apply G. R. Low, Virginia ave, IF miles out Center street.
 ATTENTION, Farmers. merchants and operators We can furnish you with all kinds of help. Employment Agency. The Harden Real Estate and Commission Co, Room Stein egger building.
 WANTED-I4 Holstein or Jersey cows. Must be fresh, five gallon stock. B. Matley, Tempe.
 .BOARDERS WANTED-At private home See Mrs. L. c. Tucker or R. A Windes, Tempe.
 WANTED-Cash renter for 80 acres land IA miles north of town L. H. Chalmers. Fleming block. Phoenix. WANTED-100 young laying hens. state price. w. c. Strub, Gen. Del, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-18

FOR SALE-City and country prop erty, improved or unimproved. in- vestment and speculative. large or small both in value and size. Let me show you my specials. W. K James. 37 N. uter.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN Would like light work on ranch. Chicken ranch preferred. Salary no object. Box 47 Republi can.