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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Dou en-
try. graduate from business school
beginner Miss T.. 2s67 Briggs ave.
CBAPERON.-Lady Of good social stand
ing will conduct party abroad. speaks
French. English. Italian. German: has
apartment tn Paris where she Will intro
duce them in society; highest references
p de Q. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau. SOB
9th ave. cor 42d-
COMPANION, secretary. supervising house.
keeper matron. Dy American woman OF
culture, experienced city or country. hlgh-
est references. Address Competent. BOX
lS4 Tribune Uptown once. 1864 Broadway.
COvERNEss.- young cultivated lady:
German French. English, piano. VIII go
abroad. address a. G.. Tribune Uptown
once. 1864 Broadway
c,0vTRHEss-N two German
girls. lately landed; one as goEe!ft.iess' ..s
spssks French: other as nurse 70 children
Hofnlsun. 74l Columbus ave.
sTENOGRAPHER - Experienced. rapid.
neat. civil: steady place with Responsible
house; sI2: best references Miss Hoyns'
S6S Edgeccmbe ave.
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The Tribune received at their Uptown
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vertisenents received at the 70 loving
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PCBLIC ACCOUNTANTS.

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ts-s--z.-E and special i--es-igatiors. bss-
credentials. moderate charges Address c.
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TRAVIS H. WHITNEY. '' -

ONoR INVITATIONS TO CONTRACT
ORs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
OTHER SECTIONS OF THE FOURTH
AVENUE SUBWAY APPLY To THE
COMMISSION OR SEE THE CITY REC
ORDl
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CHAMBERMAID AND MISTRESS
Very good Swedish girl; experienced
and thoroughly competent; highest -
recommendations. wages S25. Osterberg's 5
Bureau. TIC Lexington ave. Tel 1865
Plaza
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LosT-sANkBoohs.

LOST or STOLEN -Ba-saock 10. 80 E03
~ -He German Savings Bank .- -Ee City
r. E=- E~-- -g--e- s-- ave a-5 IAN 81.
issued -- Frank ana Nellie Nei- Al per
s--s a-c cautioned against negotiating -he
zane Z --- returned 70 --e hank on the
Sa-a zz- C April. 1905 q duplicate viii DC
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WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
TRAVIS Il. WHITNEY.

Secretary
FOR INlvIT ATOMS TO CONTRACT
ORR FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
AVFNT-E SUBWAY APPLY TO THE
COMMISSION OR SEE THE CITY REC
ORD
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STAMPS AND COINS.

CLD CONS medals. paper money. bought.
Fcl1 Tr1ras J.. Elder . ? 23d s.. y 7
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CHAMBERMAID. waitress or seamstress
or take care OF children. by good smart
Young Irish girl. neat. tidy and quick city
or country Flaherty's Bureau, 4S5 Co,um-
bus ave Tel. TAI River.
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VALET.-By Japanese, aged 80; excellent
massage; experienced traveller; under
stands all his duties: first class personal
and written city references. Mr.. Kaneko.
4I Prospect Place.
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CHTLD'S NCRSE-YoUug German desires
engagement with family going abroad ;
excellent reference NJ Hofuayers Blu
reau 153 West 23d 81. Telephone. after 10
a m, 1sG4-Chslsea-
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FeunalA

ATTENDANT.-A young lady. with hospi-
tai experience, a. attendant to semi-in-
valid, aged lady or delicate child. would
travel or go 70 country. c. J. NJ. 536
East l46th st.
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rrRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

strs7e Insertions . cents per line. Six
So words. seven times consecutiVely. 81.
xhfch entities edve-tser 70 have rooms
,n;ere5 for a pe-too of fourteen DAYS IN
The Trihune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms.
write for circular
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

single insertions cents per line Six
- T-r~5s seven times ccnsecutiveiy. 81.
srs;rh entities advertiser TO have rooms
--,s-aa for s period OF fourteen days IN
re Tribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms.
write for circular.
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NURSE 70 invalid lady or gentleman hos
pical experience. doctors and patients
references. willing % 20 70 country. 45
Clarkson ST
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
and 3Ith sts., until 9 o'clock =. m Ad-
vertIsements received at the following
branch Offices al regular ONCE rates until
s o'clock p. m, viz: 264 sth ave, S. 2
cor. 23d ST l53 9th ave, cor. 18th st. ~
East 14th st: o51 West 42d st. between
Tth and sth aves.: 263 West 125th st. 1885
Sd ave. between 10th and nth sts.; 1926
3d ave. near 61st St; 1T0S 1st ave. near
s9th st: 15T East 125th st: T56 fremont
ave: $50 Sd ave. and any American Dis
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FenlaIs

NURsE--By a newly landed German girl
willing 70 assist n chanberwork and
sewing: city OF country wages, SO. call
At Lang & BOecherer Co. Bureau. 4S-45-4T
West $50 81.
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A FrOSpect IIdce-
VALET and private secretary by young
u-an. IS: genteel appearance; best refer
ence; no objection 10 travelling Daniels.
332 East 74th ST
VALET or SECOND NANNY reliable
Swiss; height. 3 II In: free on the 18th
inst; city references. Address Swiss, care
Mr.. Vatable, IL East 49th st.
TALET-First class references: sixteen
years In last place; speaks two languages;
NJ objection % ira yelling. a. Eauser. 25S
West S5th st.
WAITER.-Honesi young man wishes
steady position in restaurant John KresR
II East nth 81.
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NCRSE.-By young French girl. tuSt
landed Apply 10 West IIth 81
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WORK WANTED.
Malls

CHAUFFEUR --Colored; first class me-
chanic: careful driver: experienced keep
ing machine IN good running order; refer
ence from last place. II. Gastetn, care Of
Mrs. Lofter. 237 West I4Sd ST.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
MARICOPA COUNTY.

Buckeye.-The weather was partly cloudy and warmer during the first four days: clear and cool Friday to Sunday. One-half an inch of rain fell during the night of the 22d Irriga- tion water is plentiful.-H. E. Kell.
 Cavecreek.-The week has been variable as to temperature. and part of it cloudy and stormy. On the af- ternOon and night of the 22d, there was a rainfall of 1.14 inches, a quan- tity sufficient to keep the soil moist and grass green for several weeks to come.-E. P. Mccormick
 Experiment Station Farm-The first three days were clear and warm; Wednesday. cool and showery ending with heavy precipitation. The week ended clear and cool. attended by heavy dew early in the morning.-G. Acuff.
 Orme.-The week began with part ly cloudy and warmer weather Wednesday was cloudy and threaten ing. accompanied by showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Friday. Saturday and Sun day were cool. clear and windy. with heavy dew at night.-J P Orme
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
ORGANIZING SOCIETY
 OF KEYSTONE SIATfRS
Temporary Officers Elected at Meet
 ing Held Last Evening.

The Pennsylvania society of Phoenix was launched last evening at a well attended meeting held in Dr. Angeny's office. A temporary organization with Dr. Angeny as chairman was effected A "rustling" committee composed of Messrs. Jennings. McElroy and Lewis was appointed and all the people from the Penn state will be urged to join.
 The object of the society is to ad- vance tho interests. both socially and otherwise, of Keystone staters. A reg ister of those in the valley will be made up and in the event of people now residing in that state wishing to learn something of the country. the addresses of former residents to whom they may write. can be furnished them. Quite d delegation of Pennsyl- vanians are expected to arrive here shortly to look over the country and many of them to locate. It Is the purpose of the organizers to make this society a live wire in the boosting line. All Pennsylvania people wish ing to become members of the society can do so by registering at the office of Green and Griffin. It is thought that there are 400 or 800 people in the valley who are natives of the Key stone state.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
YUMA COUNTY.

AZtec.-The week opened warm and clear. Tuesday and Wednesday were cloudy, windy and chilly with sand storm. Thirty-five hundredths of an inch of rain fell on Wednesday eve ming. The nights were cold near the middle of the week, becoming warmer at it's close. Much water is reported in the Gila river.-E. L. Witty.
 Yuma.-During the early part of the week the temperatures were above the normal; during the latter part. ex- cept today, they have been consider ably below the normal. Brisk to high south winds prevailed during the mid- ,dle of the week The Colorado river has risen steadily and is now station ary with gage reading of 219 feet The winds have made the atmosphere dry, notwithstanding the rain of the 22d.-S. Hackett
 Yuma. 6 miles south. )-High wind. commencing Sunday evening. in creased to sandstorm Tuesday; changed to cloudy Wednesday, with frequent light showers in the after noon. terminating in a copious local thunderstorm in the middle and lower Yuma valley; changing again to high winds which continued suntil Thurs day night. On Friday and Saturday the weather was ideal.-M. Winsor.
 L. N. JESUNOFSkY,
 Section Director, Phoenix, Arizona,
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REcORDER's OFFICE

Emma R. Gunnett to A. H. Gun nett. deed to lots ,25, 27. 29, block P. University Addn.
 w. b. Murphy to A. Brooks ct al deed to mining claims, Tonto district
 N. A. Pennoyer ct al to B. G. Pecka deed to W. 1-2. block 3AE19, Mt Pleasant Tract.
 B. c. Pecka and wife to Geo. w Lewis, deed to s lots, block 3-9, Mt Pleasant Tract.
 Nj. l.. Vieux to B. G. Pecka,' deed to lot II, block 3, Kirkland's Sub.
 Mary A. Browne and husband to F D. Lovett, deed to lot 1. block 1, Brilrs Addition.
 Lizzie HObOld and husband to Ma than Friedman. deed to lot 6, block IL Churchill Addition.
 Jane Linebarger to Thos. Haney deed to lot 3. block 9, Churchill Addn
 A. s. Hart to Nelson Tomlinson deed to lots 3, I, block 1. Cottage Home Tract
 Albert Johnston ct al to F. J. Barr deed to lot I, block 3. Montgomery Addition.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
WEEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
For the Week Ending Apr. 27, 1908.
 GENERAL SUMMARY

The weekly mean temperature was below the normal Tuesday was warm with an average excess in daily mean temperature of 3 degrees to , degrees. From Wednesday to Sunday. the aver age daily departure in temperature was -S degrees. Wednesday was un- usually cool, the average deficiency in temperature on that day being 14 de- grees. Light to heavy frost occurred in the central counties. and killing frost in the northern counties. on Fri day. without material damage The day temperatures ranged from 65 de- grees in the northern counties to @ degrees in the southern countless the night temperatures from 2S degrees in the northern counties to 90 degrees in the southern counties.
 The weekly amounts Of precipitation were above the normal. The early days of the week were clear to partly cloudy. Showers. thunderstorms and local high winds occurred generally over the northern counties on Wednes- day and Thursday. and in the south ern counties on Wednesday, There was a light fall of snow in the San Francisco. the Black Mesa the Brad shaw and Mt Graham ranges. above the 7.000-foOt level' during Wednesday and Thursday. Generally clear wealth CT prevailed on Friday Saturday and Sunday The depth of snow in the mountains is decidedly less as com pared with last season.
 The sunshine for the Territory averaged about S1 per cent of the possible amount or a deficiency of per cent over the preceding week. The average for the northern counties was 7S per cent; for the southern counties. Si per cent The maximum amount of sunshine occurred in western Maricopa and Yuma counties: the minimum amount in northern Yavapai Coconi- no. Navajo and Apache counties.
 The precipitation of the 22-2Sd caused but a small percentage of run off. nor was there any apparent de- crease in the volume of water within ! the river beds turnout the week. The l present supply of water is somewhat | greater than that available during the I same period of last season. The flow i is ample for all needs. and is likely I to last well into the summer months.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
Personal Mention .

At the Hotel Adams yesterday were: Martha A. Gilbert, Philadelphia; Dixon Fagerberg, Prescott; J. R TeasdaIe. St Louis; c. O. Bennett. San Francis co; L. $. Eppentine and wife. Chicago: J. w. Pierce, San Francisco; C. Row. Chicago; Mrs. R. Pringle. Globe: C. w. Van Note. Pennsylvania; Theodore Landers. Tucson; c. w Bailey. Los Angeles: Mir. and Mrs. S NJ Johns. Hutchinson. Kan: F. Hoffman. Chi cagO; A. C. Smith: J. H Russell and wife. J. Morgan, Clements. N Y: Jno. A. Rice. Fl Paso: J. F. Harlon. Camp Bowers: P. c. Carney. Camp Bowers: B. M. Kahn. Chicago.
 At the Commercial were: O. w Snyder Colorado: ]. R. Paine. Mon tana: John J. Bachtiger. wickenburg.
 At the Ford were: F. M. .Bain. Los Angeles; H. A. Wheat Atlanta: Ser nard OConnor and wife, St Louis: J H. kimber. Glendale: Chas Parrin. Glendale: F.. \. Peifer Milwaukee
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
FINAL COUNTY.

Dudleyville.-Phe past week was partly cloudy to cloudy with high winds mostly from the southeast and southwest On the night of the 22-23d a rain fell amounting to O.39 inch. and there was a light covering of snow on adjacent mountains which disap- peared before the close of the day Geo. F. Cook
 Sacaton-The weather was warm and sultry during the first half of the week. Rain fell Wednesday evening and night: clearing weather followed. with cool mornings and evenings. and warm on Saturday. There is a mod crate flow of water in the Gila river at this point.-A. F.. Warden
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
CLOSE OF IHf YEAR
 Al OSBORN SCHOOL
It Will Be Celebrated by Commence nent Exercises and a Picnic.

The osborn school will close next Friday and that event will be celebrat- ed bN d picnic. the details of which have not vet been announced. But the night before there will be an entertain ment O. the nature of commencement exercises at the school house most elaborate preparations for which have been made. The following is the pro gram:
 Instrumental music, duet-Ruth Evans and Ethel Woolf
 Doll drill-Girls of room l.
 Recitation-Mary Downing.
 Son. Busy Workers''-Girls of room Drill, Jumping Jacks"-Boys of room 9
 Violin solo-Louise Beecher.
 Song-"Our Baby''-Girls of room 1. Pantomime. The Famine"-Eighth grade girls.
 Recitation. "Topsy Takes the Cake" Nancy Lee Heard.
 Son. "Whippoorwilr'-G of room Drill. Japanese-Girls of room 9. Tableau.
 Topsy Turvy song-Children of room !.
 Play-Eighth grade pupils-"Fun in a Photograph Gallery"
 Piano solo, June Roses"-Laura Mabel Swiggett.
 Yawning son-Boys in room ?. Class prophecy-Irma Lee.
 Gift Giver-Laura Swiggett Class song, What is Osborn to do
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
GRAHAM COUNTY.

Pima.-Monday and Tuesday were clear and warm. with a little cloudi- ness at night. Wednesday was cloudy with some rain. The weather was clear. windy and cool Friday and Sat urday Snow fell in the mountains on Thursday.-J. $. Waddill.
 Thatcher.-The first three days were clear with very little wind: then clouds arose. with wind from the west and northwest, resulting in 0.22 inch of rain on Thursday night. The tenn perature decreased to a minimum read ing of 40 degrees. but no damage was done. Eight inches of snow fell on Mt Graham.-J. H. Larson.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS OF
 CORRESPONDENT
APACHE COUNTY.

Pinto.-The first two and last three days of the week were clear: Thurs day was cloudy and stormy with 0.65 inch of rainfall. Friday. Saturday and Sunday were cool. There was flow ing water in the Puerco all week. Mrs C. F. fleming.
 St. Michaels.-Cool weather prevail ed. and vegetation has been very much retarded thereby. \ thunderstorm oc- cured late on Monday. The total precipitation was O.32 inch. The high est temperature was 70 degrees: the lowest, 8 degrees.-Bro. s. Schwem- bpropr
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YAVAPAI COUNTY.

t.-Thundershowers occur red on Sunday. The first three days of the week were clear. Rain fell during the entire day Wednesday. with a decided fall in temperature. Frost Oc- cured on Friday morning. The last two days of the week were clear with high wind.-W. F. Buckingham
 Puntenney.-A good and refreshing shower occurred on the 22-23d. The remainder of the week was clear and windy.-N. w. Carson.
 Walnut Grove.-The first part of week was warm and cloudy. 0.45 inch of rain fell on Wednesday. The last two days of week were clear-J O. Carter
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CHA COUNTY.

Bellevue.-The fore part of the week was warm and pleasant: We'd nesday and Thursday cold. cloudy and stormy; the latter part cold and clear. The total rainfall was 1.32 inches- Irion x Craig.
 Christmas.-The first half of the week was partly cloudy. ending with heavy rain on Wednesday night. The last half was clear and much cooler. There was snow on the surrounding mountains during Thursday and Fri day-J :. McIlVaine
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
NO ONE EXPECTS IT.

Without the use of Sexine Pills a weak or run down person cannot ex- pect to become thoroughly strong. SeNine Pills are the strongest and surest tonic in the world. The price is $1 box; six boxes 8. with full guarantee. Address or call on Ehey G Hulett, where they sell all the pr1r- cipal remedies and do not substitute
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

The executive committee for the Young Peoples Federation of the Churches of Phoenix have selected 12 o'clock (noOn) as their hour of prayer Promptly at this hour each day until May 2nd every Christian man and woman in Phoenix and- vicinity is ask ed to stop whatever task he may be employed with and spend one minute in silent prayer for the success of prohibition on May 2nd.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
E)AILY FASHION ' ALKs
 BY MAY RgANTON
FOR SUMMER MORNINGS.

oUMMER morning gowns
 that are made with
 ~ skirts and breakfast
 jackets arc very fashionable as well as ideally comfortable and this one IS graceful and attract i've as well. In the illustration
 it is made of a pretty simple printed wash fabric but there are so many available materials that it would be difficu1t to enumsrate them. Lawns and batistes, dmities and the like are all charming, all attractive and are much to be commended. while also the heavier material illustrated, chambray and ging- ham are admirable for really hard usage. The jacket can be made either with elbow or with long sleeves and the skirt is cut in sections that are joined beneath the tucks. each on. having a straight lower edge.
 For the medium size will be required, for the jacket 3JI yards of material 24. 3 yards B or 1 x yards A inches wide, 13I yards oi banding, 314 yards Of edging; for the skirt 61I yards "A, 71z yards g or 5 yards A inches wide. A May Manton pattern of the jacket. No. 5977, sizes 34 to 46 inches bust, or of the skirt. No. 5945. sizes P to 50 inches waist, will he mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper on re- ceipt of ten cents for each. . Of in haste send an additional two cent stamp for letter postage which insures more prompt deliveryO
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
COCHISE COUNTY.

Bisbee.-A good rain fell on Thurs day, accompanied by a thunderstorm. and high winds. The temperature was high on Monday and Tuesday. From Wednesday to Saturday the tempera- ture was below normal. Clear wealth
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

CT prevailed during the last half of the
 week.-Rev. J. G. Pritchard. Benson.-The weather was clear on three days. partly cloudy on two days. and cloudy on two days. A light rain fell early on the 23d. The temperature was unusually cool for the season. c C F,bV
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

When We Go to Town?"-Ciass of l10S
 Presentation of Diplomas-C E. Wood.
 The members os the class of 1908 are Louise Beecher. John Creighton Geneva Downing. Clifton Dunlap, Mil dred DVSart. Irma Lee Maurice O'Neill, Charles Orme, Alvina Peter son, Ruth Redman, Helen Swiggett.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
SEASON CLOSES FOR
 THE WOMANS CLUB
The Ending of the Years Business New Officers lntrodtsced-PIess- ing Testimonials 10 Retiring Pres: dent.

The last meeting of the Woman's Club of Phoenix was held yesterday afternoon and at it's conclusion the new officers elected for the coming year were presented and the club took a re- cess until october 20 The meeting was very interesting and profitable
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
PIMA COUNTY.

Tucson.-The temperature was de- cidedly cooler during the past week than the previous week. There was high wind on the Fist and a light rain fell on the 22d. The mornings and evenings were somewhat chilly-R LoWrie
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
NAVAJO COUNTY.

Keams Canyon.-The temperature was above normal early in the week and below normal during the last four days. \ light rain fell on Wednesday High winds occurred lon Friday and SaturddN-S. Mason
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
COCONINO COUNTY.

Fiagstaff,-The mean temperature of the week differed but little from the normal A light fall of snow occurred on the 22-23d. melting almost as soon at it reached the ground. The winds blew high on Saturday-A F. Hackett
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

Nogales.-.On the 23d a light shower occurred. and the weather was cold and cloudy; the remainder of the week Was warm and pleasant.-S. F. Noon
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
VENDOME AUCTION POST TONED. HAMMOND, AUCTION FER.

>Wm. P. Crump Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona Oranges. S250
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
That Tired FeeIinq

That comes to you every spring is a sign that your blood is wanting in vitality, just as pimples and oth- CT eruptions are signs that your blood is impure.
 One of the great facts of experi- ence and observation is that Hood s Sarsaparilla always removes That Tired Feeling, restores the appetite, gives new life, new courage, strength and animation; cleanses the blood, clears the complexion, builds up the whole system.
 This Is one of the reasons why Hoods Sarsaparilla is the Best Spring Medicine.
 Accept no substitute for
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

Wm. P. Crump Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona oranges S25O
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

Merchants lunch at the Hotel Adams Cafe from ii a. m. to p. m. Price 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29

VENDOME AUCTION POST. TONED. HAMMOND, AUCTION FER.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-29
Hoods Sarsaparilla

In usual liquid form or in choeolated tablets called Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.