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RAILROADS.
W., B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. ."
DOUBLE TRACES BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
IHE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ASNAP-
OILS, L. > NAVAL ACADEMY

THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ASNAP-
Oils. L. ). NAVAL ACADEMT
BAGGAGE CHECkED FREE
Eecfric palace from Mhits HOuso Station
Qsth and d SIS NOzTEEAST.
For Baltinore--5-sJ $40 $50 = % 30 $50. %.
900. $50. 1900. lo50. no and i 30 a. N E5s
roou. IA. -l00 %. 20 80 -31o 30. saO 43o.
5 q, 80, s9o. ss0. 7zo. Ia I'D. a3o. 'lo3s,
and Il $ p n. daily
Fer Annapoliz-5.S5. 20. so. $50. IoSo. and usO
a. L.. R21o 80. 80 SO. 4aJ. $50. 65o. 80 so.
and II - ?. T.. daily.
-Indlcstes local urzins AL otleTs are limited.
stoppang cnig al Naval Academy Junction Nc walk
lEG cr hiring q cabs Necessary.
Fares One way. Rouad TIP.
70 baALunore-. 4Sc- sL9
To Annapolis and u. s
Naval Aezdeuy............. Tc IS
AL ID 81 cars run direc- 20 White House station
Ticket once az 18th and n L ave northwest AID
a. White House Station. 18Th and Il stA AOKI a
EAST TeieDoo1e N T305.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT THE RIGGs PLOYMEST
AGENCY -sS7 z ST. NV when you are II need
Ct help or situations Or patronage Is broad aad
rss-,7--h-7--z-- se95-f : E5o-
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COAL.

SPECIAL CASH PRICE THIS MONTH; FUR
mace, s. 50; eSE. store. and nut 49,; pea. $.
va J HOLMAN. 7a15 ia ~. 'Phoas \. 7sl.
szsSos
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THE HERALD WANT ADS ARE WONDERS % S b PEOPLE
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR sALE-5.E0; RENTING FOR $50 PER
month; one frame ard TWO brick ha'lses IN south
west. l0t 2sxl45 Fer further particulars see
THOS- J. FISHER q co. 0NC.),
73S 18th St n w
FOR sALE-S5000 WILL. BUY A BROOM BRICK
house lot e2xs9, IN the southeast section /.
teT1as 20 suit purchaser. See
THos. ). FISHER & co. UNC.),
7SS 18th st. \. W.
pcnt Circle Mrlcm and bath brick residence
IS feet vide; good neighborhood- See
THOs. ). FISHER & CO. ONC.),
73S 18th ST. n w
FOR sALE-COLUAIBIA HEIGHTs.
$50 IS 4 LOW PRICE fer 1w, conner IN this
attractive section rooms On lst c1r large bright
rooUs and Tiled baths cn q and % fooTs; frst
class hotuatcr heater laurdrv and servants toilet
IN cellar lst and II foCrs trimmed IN oak hand
some oak mantels. You must see this house 70 aD-
preciate its value Consult sales department
THOS. J. FISHER q CO., Inc-
75S 18th St y. w
CLOSE TO NEW UNION STATION.
sroou ard bath bay-wiadOw aUick on Mass ave.
and On g-ade With the street easily converted %
been reduced % make quick sale
THOs. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18th St y. W.
FOR sALE-SI9
on NORTH CAPITAL ST. bet. and 7; very
attractive 7-rcon and bath brick residence: coD1ete
cellar furnace heat: terms can be arranged ou-of-
town owner Is anxious 70 sell See
THOS- }. FISHER & CO., Inc,
75S 18th St y. W.
FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARK HOME-ss70.
About % feet frc1l Com ave cars roons soc
hath; A. furnace open on SIDES; only sail amount
q cash required. For inspection see
THOS. }. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18th st. y. W.
FOR sALE-450
NEAR IgTH AND [ SIS.
eroon bay-wird5u bTick residence. IN good condt
non. lot Iszsa. The ovucr IS anxious 10 sell zaks
AZ oEe-.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
5SS 18th 81. \. W.
FOR SALE
= FEET FRONT n BLOOlIINGDALE-
8 rocus ard bath. concrete cellar. furnace heat
s. 50 on te--s 20 s-it For inspection see
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
TSS 18th 81. y. ".
FOR SALE-sl 75o-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Attractive 2-s-o-y and cellar 5Ts-k resi1snce;
r0ous Eud bath. heated b far1a-e. F1s ias7ectlon
THOs. J. FISHER & CO, Inc,
z3S 18th st. y. W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE LOT. lOozl5s Fl
Near Argyle Mansion ana 18Th 81 extended
MACADAN STREET & GRANOLTTHIC WALKS
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
Ad1ress OWNER. BOX -. Herald ot1cs-
aus---f
BUILDING SITE OVER BOSSLYN; IDEAL
view; 6.cl9 fee P THOMSON. s12u's Bldg.
city
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c
Adjoining CEerr Chase. Nd. ard within the Dis
tric-- Fronti-S over 100 feet on Corrscti1st ave
nue Eve streets running ard vgst; SO fect ee
vstion EveTy Io- IN the IS available for build
ing pzrToses- a detached houses ard bungalows
erected OF under course q construction since Msy.
1901 The date Of opening Of The Subdivision. Al
city improvements ilcludIng water. seTeT. macad-
snizcd streets grardiifhic Sidewalks shade tees.
all without expense % purchasers Special incuce-
nents are offered 70 those Who agree 70 build
Write, telephone. CT call for plats and ful pa-oc-
ulz-s. Autos and carriages al your dlEposal.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. tINC)t
IS 18Th s.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.)
Real Estate. Loans, and Insurance.
73S 18th 81. NV.
UNFURNIsHED

rs Mass a' nv % 500 5 9 I3;A I3;A nv Il Rs,3S 8
ls5s Isth NV. n So SO y ] aT Nv. sr b.-s 6
IS b av NV, -sr. 81. . NV. l3T b-----s'-7y
~ KaL I'd. ;2-. 55.l555 i52i o aT r. 8
SIS .2rh nv store and SIS E ne. sr. b.....---s0.O0
- Mass az. lir Z6I55 SO D ne. r 6..'-....2557
1913 18Th Ew. Pr. B.. .Anaoostia. d. C.. sr.
c5s7y chase. IL. B. APARTMENTS.
l55s \ Z aT. isr 6.-.iz5 4 i5T 81. S ooo
* Conn aT. IL. o----l-5 Hlenhelm Court. $50
% fr.----.---.-.--l25 70 q ard D. 80 % 50
81 I4.h NV. st0. and Tie Alabama. No 3l5
c-seyy Chase. .or. B.. lThe Alabama. Nc 6oi -,
I7yi Conn sT NV. L2r TIE IroqIois No. sos.
SIS ,s nv iir Tie coarsssiaaai 6ac
y SIDE Bradley lane. No. 2l6. r. b. fur. %
G. C.. Nd. S-. 2b. Tie, Sterling. No 2
5i iji NV. i5r So a5 \ ave. A. 659
299 Qriway. s.. 5--s5o0 $40 Irving Nv. s.. rs
-3Z8 h-ltmore NV. hr. .l7l Pa az nv, ID T.
ia5s B.i5Eore nv. ii5. - 5iTasd Nv. &. , 80
80 FsIraoat ~ b.5500 50. = 5r. b..-----s- 9
land PE s. b s5E5oo Tie Coagffsssi9nil bach.
Eg5 oliver 81 C. C. el1r ap'ts-.. .Slo-0 70 2 50
D g. 81. b. fur..--50. % Tie Io1i2. No. g..
Isaa PE = b % % sl5 \ Y a5 nv. 30. s.,
- 81 = Nv. - i - z5l Moisan Nv. s.
z5 ] ~. lor. h--..s50c b-.-.-..-.----..-.--. = %
l559 Paint Or z5.-s5 % 3 and Q No. II. B. : %
3sll Brown ior % q % ll5 ne 5d T. sr. b.oel
1879 Col I'd. lo- fur $50 81 NV 5r. -Z59
~ Conn s. = 90 III zrh NV r. b..---Z-50
OFFICES
rais5 i rs. Bzs sa ea55 s5 Bds sEo R s5s 8 rs 8
ard 1W-----s1) o. SO ~ r Nv. 9-..-.-l05 %
55 -2L Nv. 800 60 7 1E----------Sl9 20 =
~ nv. front r----57 o.
STORES.
III Pa az IS g 52 < uw-...----.--.S59 @
i a
GARAGE
Cz- BAN lsth uv near PARK road-...-.-.-..-.-.-S-
WAREHOUSE
90 z rv- SIS @
SE1p adjoining i Isl 81 sw..--..--..-.-..-- = 3
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE col
LECTION or RENTS FROM Ill CLASSES o.
PROPERTY
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
TIE PROPERTIES N OUR CHARGE. BTT NE
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION 1T THIS Of
FICE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
z3S 18th ST. NV.
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THE WASHINGTON FERAID has
the largest morning circulation in
the District of Columbia Remem-
Der The Herald when placing legal
advertisements.
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE, PIANOS 6 AT
NEsCHLElS. 5. 20 Pa ave Nv: reasonable rutes;
@nFeuisatly loc4ted Fho1s Il IL szSSz
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FOR RsALE-sUBURBANL LOTS.

ENsLEN PLACE SUBURB OF GREATEST
so-h-1n city; ots 5ox-55 at $50. SIS cash, SO per
month: only go fest Of city limits; reference. any
bank PRED E. ENsLEN. Birmingham. Ala
au2a-1lr
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-VACANT HOUSES At ONCE: We
have uuua- q good tenants from S25 70 $50
monthly all sections See ROLAND c. BOOTH
71z sth St. nv au21s0t
We Rent FURNISHED HOUSES.
We are mixing specisIry Of renting furnished
houses and apartments We have good list Of sppli-
csu-s. Lis- your house with Us row.
CRAIG & EVANS.
a-2-5t s03 Hibbs Building
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BICYCLE TIRES.

HEADQUARTERS FOR TIRES. ALL MAKES.
Unicorn. Hartford. HessieT and cushion tires
g1ara-tsed for year. Expert bicycle repair de-
partmeut- c VERNON HALL. Ga { - ~.
auIzsoreod
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
70 AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

EFFECTIVE JUNE = $50
SUBJECT To CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-BE. Dls-ac. Llus station. IS l. Z
4 % /. -. - ? L.. 5'iS , u, Is ,. T. sd
sas ? T.
RETURNING-LE. Ches4peake Beach. ga a. L.
l-si5 ? T.. 80 ? Z. 6sU p r., s=o ,, Il, sc
lc5U p Il
SATURDAYS.
GOING-L-. Dls--zcs Line Station. 90 a. n Il q
A. T., 20 ,, Il, SO = Il. 5ss9 ? T. rs p 4
and SIS p n
kETIKNING-Lv. Chsszpeaks Bezch. go
Aa5 P q. Zoo ? Z. 6zS ? Il. so ? -, ss55
, T.. and -01o :. Il
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-LF. Dlstr5c- Line Station sE l. m
100 A. Il. 21o = l.. 80 ?. T.. 4U ,. l., IS
:. a.. ard rs ,. d.
REIJRNENG-LF- Cheszpeaks Beach. 10 L u
l--i5 = r.. 20 = r. ssg ?. II. so = II. saJ
2. n. and -5lJ ?. H.
PAU /. WATERS, GeBeTsi Manage.
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PURE WATER.

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER IS FAMOUS FOR rs
purtty5 received fresh daily from Chestnut Hi
Va: used and iudorsed by leading physicians OHee
81 18th Nv Phone Il 6sZ- aus-s1t
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

oAL44MOhE q U64v h.SlLhUAU.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR OK III : ODD HOCR-
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. 70 STREET NEW YORK
TJea- IL Diner. PuIlua1 Pzrlor
is9g g n Ba1et f@r.or- tIFehour train
S 20 q. II Dlnev AID Pullman P2rlo- C1--
i4lIp a. Il Dluer and Pullman Parlor Gar.
. 81 ?. u Dl1er and Pullman ParlOr Car.
"sDU ?. 70. -k0yal Limited. Al PLll1naz, Sholy
1i1o ,. n COac1es 70 Philadelphia
20 ,. N. Dlner and pullman ParloE.
: ~ ,. n. Coac1es - Ph1lsdepc1a-
'lZza 2. Il S!eepers
~ 4. sleepeE-
ATLANTIC IIiI. r7zo. 80. ruao n. uo.
's9g ,. II
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY EOCE o. THE HOUR
tMeek GAYS. ~ a. T. % SID p r.
~ $50. T5-S. : 20. : T. T519 80. go.
fssU. tlb0u. II ~ a. II. -IZ0y DooG. flZl5 = D,
sld5. Iz99. -sD. 13-A. 8 -. Isao. 1ssls. -sJ0.
.sSss 49,. is@o, 80. T7". 'saS. Is-e. ~.
WESTWARD.
CINCINNATI, ST L01UIs. and LOUISVILLE.
BY q. n, - P 4. 'Z.l0 uishL
night
ILEyELASD 80 p l.
1OLlABJs- So ?. II
MAEELING. -s-l5 a n. 50 p n
N4NSAEs1 4 Eh. $50 A. u. = .. $50 ? u
tHEDEhICb. 81. Is-ll. ss-l5 q Il. ~. ita5.
HAGEksTOVN, so a. n. $50 ?
,zASNAFOLlS, s. y $50. T4zzs noons 80, 80,
DAILY. tEzcs1t sunday ssuuday only
1ELEEhgNEs- az ell the following Ticket or
tees; al w.. Nam ls9l. 6ls Peunsylv lva1la
ese-- Main ae5 New Lnlcl station llczel U1lces
aAln ss'o- lniorT1at2on burvsu- Main ~.
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CARPENTERING AND JoBBING

CONSULT NE OK JoBBING AND CARPENTER
WCTk, Cs-atCs CleCTfully furnished, cCrps rcassn-
able. prompt service WM- MCCLURE. ZIIs 18th
1r l5l7 I'd aulI-30r
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES N THE NETZER-
CT Buildlrz LIcIlz T s. NV. 81 50 per n5ath.
including heat light. sisEat0- ard jau--oE ssrTice
extras L-|t
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. lHs
z 81 uT- des1rE5le c4ce Tooms. including heat
light eeyato- ard jzuitur services prCez 81 70 3
Der ro0n- WEAVER BROS lzl6 St 5s1s-u
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MOTORCYCLES.

-INDIAN-- MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEN ALL.
leading features; the Brooks saGdle- double -rip
control, He5stT0ra motors; automatic intake valves
CHAS- Z. MILLER & BRO. uB li-h Nv. agsutS
aust
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

WE ARE EXPERT STRAW HAT CLEANERS
al kinds of straw hats felts and Derbys CAREFUL,
and neatly treated. bsst wdrk IN the cfy rs I,ti
Fl. NV. opposite Bond Bldg au1-5at cod
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WANTED-PROPERTY.
We WANT CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
for interested rlr-ies in North AID Af1G5le West
who wlsh % Iocale u and near WsshrE-c1- AMER
ICAN REALTY COMPANY. Washinsran. D. c.
EuZ5--eod
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

I5l5 X ST. Nw.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
large and sua-i. reasonable au2l--t
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FARMS-WANTED.

WANTED FARM. WEST RIvERDALE. TWO
thirds wood, monthly PAYMENTS DUCKS. Hsralt
ofsc- azZl3c
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I1s5 Mass av nv. ID
Lh
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Proper and correct dancing tauEht n
clus1ing the NarCissus. schottische three
Za%- step. tEc-step. waltz Sumner rates.
80 Private Lessons Also Boxing Fencing.
ard Wrestling ISIS Il St nv.
syI9t1. III -S91
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

UUUU ELdJE 10 Ell.
AMISS' CAFE-oNE or TIE COOLEST ANp
cieanest n the city. Meals all hours sperla
sumner rates. pS Pa ave nE. (Dezt door Mt
vernon Etatidul- 5y5-H
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HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE RETAIR Co. CARPEN-
tiers ard builders sture fitting ard renode-izg- ger
s-al house repairing q al kinds. estimates furnished
Room :. es3 Nv Phone II. 7z5 5y24slt
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FOR RENT
rs CCrc--an 81 rE-- y rcC--s. bath. al nod
lr-rs viii rent 10 white or c1l1red; Ss5
&c X 81. NV 2 roo1s sud batl. al modern in
r-oVcueuts- So
\ T HOLMAN. ~ s. "
auE2t
FOR EENT-l5l3 o ST wv; A S-STORT BRICK
house. r1ol-s. bet and cold water and latrobes;
mar cars. market a-z schools. rent S56 per month
OWNER. rs Columbia ST. between 9tb AID 10th
and and @ SIS. Nv su2-E
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
A PROBABLY FATAL FIGHT
 ON PIMA COUNTY RANCH
A Report That the Foreman Was Killed by Two Mexican Cowboys.

Tucson, Dec. 12.-(Speciay.) "A probably fatal shooting took place yes terday morning at the Bayless ranch at Reddington, forty miles east of this city. The parties to the affray were Riley Bennett foreman of the ranch and Rafeal ValenZuela and his on Ra fael, COW punchers, employed on the ranch. Bennett is also deputy sheriff of this county.
 Sheriff Pacheco returned this even ing with the Valenzuelas. A report reached here, though it has not been confirmed, that Bennett is dead. c. H. Bayless, the owner of the ranch, and chairman of the board of super visors. sent out nurses this evening.
 The affair took place in the course of a quarrel between the Valenzuelas and the foreman over debt of $70 owed by the elder Valenzuela- He and Bennett grappled and Velenzuela be- gan stabbing Bennett in the back with long dirk. In the meantime the younger VelenZuela got a gun and shot Bennett high up in the right hip. That wound was believed to be fatal.
 Some Mexican witnesses of the fight who came in from Reddington tonight said that Bennett managed to draw his revolver and shoot twice. One bullet grazed the point of the cin of the elder of the Valenzuelas and the other cut the shirt of the younger, abrading the skin of his abdomen.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
BOOST YOUR FAvoRITE

Everybody in the world is welcome to call at the store of the Redewill Music Co., and see that beautiful 5000. Vose & Sons Grand piano, that will soon be given to some contestant in The Republicans big scholarship con test. It is one of the handsomest pi- amos ever shown in Arizona, one of the highest priced and highest grades pi- amos made by the celebrated Boston piano manufacturers, Vose & Sons. Go and see it, try it out, it will astonish you with it's charm and power.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12

of bonds by congress for financing waterways improvements and the cleo ton of officers. Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana, president, and J. F. Ellison of Cincinnati. secretary treas urer, were reelected.
 The resolutions urge congress to authorize the completion of the wat erways projects heretofore entered up- on; the adoption of new projects of comprehensive character; doubling the size of the engineer corps of the army, and the creation of a com mission to study the waterways here and abroad with view of suggest ing to congress a comprehensive plan and policy for water course improve ments. Vice presidents, one each from each state, and a board of di- rectors were appointed
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON

There was a good attendance again at the Third Avenue theater last
 night and the performance, The
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
POWELL TRIO ENTERTAINED

After the recital at the school of mu- sic last night Madame Powell, Miss Mukle and Miss Anne Ford were en- tertained by the Palette, Tyre and Pen club in the rooms adjoining the audi torium. It wes a very enjoyable and informal gathering. Luncheon was served and afterward Madame Pow ell. Miss Mul1le and Miss Ford were elected to honary membership in the club. Madame Powell. Misses Ford and Mukie were entertained in the afternoon by Mrs. w. F. Deity of North Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
FEVER STRICKEN CATTLE
Nine Hundred of the Greene company's
 Turned Back at Naco.

Bisbee, Ariz., Dec. 11.-(Special)- Nine hundred cattle from the Greene Cananea Cattle Company's ranch, the final shipment of 5000 purchased by William Neel of the Four Bar ranch were turned back today at Naco by United States Veterinary Rigdon when they were presented for admission.
 Texas fever ticks were discovered in the herd and a rigid quarantine has been declared extending from a point east of Douglas to a point near Noga1 les Customs officers declare that the quarantine will materially affect the customs receipts.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
THE STANDARDS SIDE.
There May Be No More Evidence in
 Dissolution Suit.

New York, Dec. 11.-It was devel- oped today that the Standard Oil company may not submit any further evidence in it's defense to the govern ment's suit to have the so-called trust dissolved.
 Todays session of the court ad- journed rather abruptly upon the re- quest of counsel for the Standard, who asked to be allowed until Mon day to check up the evidence already in and decide if it was necessary to summon more witnesses. The re- quest was granted.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
REMEMBER, THAT THE CON TEST CLOSES SATURDAY., DE- CEMBER ETH.

The annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Iron Springs Outing club will be held at the office of the Secre- tary, No. 37 North Center street, in Phoenix, Arizona, on Thursday, the 10th day of December, 1908, at 7:30 p. m., for the purpose of electing Di- rectors and for transacting any other business that may properly come be- fore it.
 w. k. JAMES, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
K. OF p. SANITARlUM.
One to Be Established in New Mex
 ico For Tuberculosis.

Chicago, III, Dec. 11.-G. G. Me Cornell, medical examiner in chief of the Knights of Pythias, announced today that it had been formally de- cided that a sanitarium for tuber culOsis patients affiliated with the order, would be established in New Mexico. Cottages and other buildings will be erected near Las Vegas.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
At Donofrios'.

It IS Crystallized Cactus Candy, That makes the world seem briqht.
 Then keep box handy
 Of CrystaIlized Candy To keep you feeling right. And if there is girl expecting That you will call tonight,
 If you want kis1 that
 Is brim full of bliss, get A package of crystallized Candy
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12

Gambler and the Girl" went smooth ly Everybody was pleased. The play win be repatdCMFWYPMFW play will be, repeated tonight. There will be a matinee this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Three souvenirs will be given away.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
THEY STILL INSIST
 ON THE BOND ISSUE
A Resolution Adopted by the Rivers
 Harbors Congress.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The rivers and harbors congress adjourned fin ally today after the adoption of a series of resolutions, the msot inn
 portant of which was one providing for the issuance of $500, ,OOO, ,OOO worth
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12
CONTEST CLOSES SATURDAY

Remember the contest will close Saturday, 10 pm. Don't wait till the last minute to pay your subscription. Make the payment and send the certi- ficate of votes to your. favorite or or der them given at once. A boost now will be worth more than a million boost after we are all dead. The contestant will be happy so pay up, or subscribe for your friend somewhere.
Arizona republican., 1908-12-12

THE BIG SCHOLARSHIP CON- TEST WILL ABSOLUTELY CLOSE AT TEN O'CLOCK TONIGHT. NOT ANOTHER VOTE WILL BE ISSUED AFTER THAT TIME.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-10-16

the leaves Of fruit and shade trees. I
IS present every season. but ordinarily
does but little harm Two broods de
velop, the first appearing in April and
May. the second about the first oi
August.
A mass Of eggs observed in 1905 was
placed on a privet hedge Aug / to 3
The eggs began Matching Aug. IA. and
all were out Aug. IS. The larvae were
grown and began pupating Sept. 10.
The first adult emerged in confinement
Sept. 20, and others continued to come
forth until Oct. ?. In 1893 larvae in
confinement began to pupate Sept 8,
and all had pupated Sept. IL. Sept.
10 adults began to emerge and con-
tinue. to come out until Sept %. In
the latter part Of September Sept 26
and later the adults Of the second
brood emerge and place their eggs
about the trees. The female moth is
wingless and after emerging does not
leave her loose silk cocoon. The eggs.
covered with frothy material, are
placed upon the outside Of this. where
they remain clinging to twig or to
bark Of the trunk. When leaves are
gone from the trees, a search Of plum
or apple trees in an orchard will al
most invariably show some Of these
masses.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-10-16
Shot wife at Church Door.

Following his wife to church Sun
day. William Bennington. middle
aged man. residing near Delta. York
county. Pa, shot her through the heart
and then killed himself The double
killing was inspired by jealousy. A
short time ago. it is said, the husband
accused his wife Of infdelity.
When Mrs Bennington. accompanied
by a neighbor. neared the church
door, her husband. in a carriage, over
took her. He ordered the other wo-
man to move on while he talked to his
wife. After a few words between them
the man was seen to raise a shotgun
and FIRE at his wife. Bennington then
drove down the road to State hill.
where he reloaded the gun and shot
himself.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-10-16
Case Of Lepresx ID Camden.

Charles Clark. sixteen. a Barbados
negro, is a patient in the Camden IN.
J.) County hospital at Blackwood, suf-
fering from a well developed case of
leprosy. The young man came to this
city from the Barbados with his faith
er three years ago. He became i'll
some time ago and went to a Phila-
delphia hospital, from which he was
discharged after a short time. After
returning to his home he was taken
in charge by the overseors Of the poor
and sent TO the hospital where the
nature OF his silment was discovered.
A shed was built for him in the rear
OF the hospital, and there he is kept
with an old colored inmate of the
almshouse on guard duty.