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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
ScdDs 9inScr sn Suoc pcrbranmt,

Golfar @olb, 20. 9Iugltit. -
Nic @obntng oes @rn. &.@. SdnlIb
0lli icincr 5uiId)cn Golior mo 20
louie 0cb0rigcn Gnld) lpllr0e in ser
lcbtcn Nodt cingcGihcrt. &icr flcinc
ailtocr oc5 Gigcntbiimers mo itpci
icinca Sdpo1crS ". ". 6or iorocn
iDrcn 600 in bcn 6lommtn, Nod)
5uci nnOcrc &inoer c"rlitten ~lcbcraNc-
iNbrlid)c @ronomunocn. Die MGll.
ncr poren nit Grntc 9lrbcitrn blih6i
ti1t, mGbrcno sic Miittrr elmer Ibco-
trrporItclling bcilpobntcn. Die 5luel
0Itcltcn SGht3r ocs @rn. Shult per
IlldltcL Sic alcincn 5l %rcttclt, folll.
ten icord) I'M Nalldlc ocn 9lllsgan9
nidt raid 0cnnlQ iinocn lrnO mIBtcu
hire @%cldmiitcr I'M Stih loiicn, nm
'ifj ltlbit 5u rcttct. Iui mcId)c @ciic
0oa Tcitcr mlabrndL lit Gin NGthiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Sreun0lidIte altfgclon1nlclt. Wis Sr.
GruQl Den 1elten Sau5frcun0 am
Nnlitcr uuf Icincm Hulenplab ltn1ber.
iii6rtc, crflGrtc or, Die 9contportllnJ
Der 6ru0c, lpeId)cn Numcn lcin Mn9-
cot IilbrCu loQc, mCr0c Cr cinCnl Goit-
CHS BON 3citrngs orrciponoalltc
5llr 0cnntluortrng iibcrluilcn. IS
muroc inn Ocriid)crt, bob scr Giel
Der bcltcr5ogcnc III oen Ser. Stuoten
lei. %on ilincn 6dbigfcitcn lcgtc Der
Gicl iibrigcnS i6on cine Yrobc ob,
in0cm cr cinCn GItlidcn Gorreipon.
ocntcn, Der i'm SIT rcitcn pcriu6tc,
%5icnllid) unlanft abruarf.
g&0brcnO bca &nrmitto0S mar &r.
Nrpon nit Der Ibiniiumg pcrihic0c'
ltcr Hebcn b~cidlGitigt mo mar, oo CT
bclltc nod Nca WtoincS obrciit, iilr
Ncllldcr niht 5u iprcdtu. gSic cr CT
tlGrtc, miro cr ultf Der 5cblt00igcll
Soltr obncbi1 ullc SdrlDc poQ I'll
thrn bobcn unO Die 9teocn mnlbtclr
Gober porbcr 6llnt Nbldlu"b gcbrud)t
mcrocn. 9ic Heoc ilbcr Die @nnfoc.
poIitcn bciinOet lid bcrcitS IN Den
N0n0cn bcS GrlctcrS, unb cS BON.
ocltC lid bclltc llnl Die Hcoc ilbcr Ole
Nrbeiter, mcIdJc bel Der Seller oes PR.
tcitcrtoga III Chicago gcbnlten iucr.
0cll loll.
Gonicrcn5 3u Opitcr 9oD.
SDiter @op N.-I, 20. Nugult.
- Er0ii0cnt Hooicoclt cmpiiltg bclttc
Srn. Mm. z. SDcrnlnr, rcpublifo.
niidcn GonNioatcn fir Die Gicc.Nrd-
ii0entlhoit Sranf &itd)cod, &orlibcr
Oc5 repltbIifnniihcn Rationale onti-
tc'S, 0cn @encral -Foitmciitcr Mcpcr
lul0 bcrificOcnc on02rc rCpublifuni-
idc Eolitifcr. Ter 3mcd Der Comic
rcn5 lit ntht bcfault. Nlth Wnltcr
@caman, scr &uitihiiicr, melfer Ocll
Noropol per Sullon crrcid)cn mill,
%itattctc Ocm ErGiiocntcn cincn &c
lld) ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Scrllur0cr in Sdlmnlit1tcn.
EittSbur9, go, 20. 9lllQ

FittabnrA go, 20. gllguit.
Eaitor .. u. Somcr bon Sof
Sorbor, ., mltroc SIT 500 @cI0'
ltraIc pcrltrtbcilt, neil or inter Gor-
lplc1cllrng fnlifcr Sbotloden alf
8rlrno bon 3citingSon5cigen iunge
WGOhen ais Observation-Disclosures
Illd)tc. Scinen neutrality-suspicious.,
ten lhcnftc Scr Hidter fcinen @lnl-
bcn, Oa cr 5Ipci pcrihic0enc Scriionm
porbradtc. 3ucrIt %bcbnuptctc er, sic
Scfunl1tidoit illn9er MGofcn mod)cn
81 mollrr, Inn ans ibncn cine tSrall
iiir cinen SSrclno olts5uIud)en; Damn
b%cbuuptctc CT, cine StenogrnpbiItin
iiir iein @rnnocigcntbnmsburcou SIT
illfcn, on CT sen @runbcigentbum$.
bonOel nebellbei bctreibe, neil ieit
iGbrlifcS Ginfonlncn ais Secllorgcr
IN Sobc BON $500 81 gering bcnel-
len lei.
ct. 2oniS, no, 90. Iliguit. -
Gie 81 Der @eneinoe bes Eoltors 6.
u. Sincoln gcborigcn Somcn bubtn
ibrcn Scellor9cr in ocrortioc Ser
Icgcnlrit gchrodlt, onB or iid porgc-
tonnnen bat, in 3ufllnit mGbrcno Der
bciBcl SabreS5cit ieinc @eillde III
Den S0liiern Scr betrciienoen Snnlcl
poQlt0noig cin5uitcllcn. Gic Teran-
%loiiung 5n oicicm Sdrittc mar. oob
Naitor 2incoln sic Gamen bel ieillen
&ilitcn obne llnterihicb oni Die "a.
gcs5cit in oen meilten Sdlen III
6olge Der iibergroBen &ite inn tisf-
item Ncgligec %ontroi, Elm llmitono,
Der, pie Ser @eiitIihc iogt, nidt ibn,
ipobl nbcr Den betrefIcnOen 0anen
pcinlid iein miibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

ertlGrte, bos prompte Gorgeben Der
Scr. Stooten, melde Sruppen an Die
@rcn3e ianotcn, nm Der m%crifaniid)au
He8ierlng 6ci Der @ic0crbcrltcluna
Der Hllbc unO Nronung 81 untcrItiit'
5crL babe linn sur gr0Btcn @enl1.
tblnln9 9crcid)t, un0 CT lei ilber}eu0t,
Oob Die Gllbclt0rungen iid) nift mic
ocrbolcn miirocn.
Sene 81 d) $ preltCr &u0Ct.
ten.
SberIt Suob &. Scott, Supcrintcn.
bent Der 9unocS. DtilitGrutuoenlic IN
@cIt-Foint, iprod) bci'm &ric0Sicfrr.
tar @rigbt Dor, nm i'm nm %lior.
nation in Nc5ug ouf ole od)t &aoct-
ten, ocrcn Gntlulilung aus Scr Nfooc.
ME mc0clS 6udsprcllcnS ieit lGu1e-
rcr 3eit inter G%rpdgung lit, SIT &c
ben. Scr ScfrctGr miro iid) bent
n0hlt in ser IngcIcQcrbcit nit Dem
ErGiiNentcn IN Ncrhinolng icbcn, H..
mon crportct morgcn cine cn09illti0e
Gntidcibung.
2 hlongcnm &oie'S 3u.
ltnno.
Nit ullCrnlit0lider NuS0nuer iuto
nit oQcn Wtittcln ibrcr <nit lino
@~oipitnlGr5tc bcmiiht. bcn Sd)Iangcn-
mGrter Hn6ncp Mole pom Nntionul=
3oo, Der bon elmer &lnppcridlonge
gcbillcn mllroc, IN mnd)cm 3ultonoc
81 crboltcn. Grci 0tiultcu 9cmuBt-
loliQfeit, cbc cS gcIlngcn lit, Die @ir-
flung ocS @iftcS 81 pornlulirCnL miiB-
ten nob ocn GrflGrmr0cn ser Ncr}tc
Den 300 0cS llnglildlihcn bcrbcifiib-
rem. 'Fa I'd No.
Melonngcn beS @cionotcn
Gopliogc.
Ger @eIolOte Coolidge mcloctc
Dem Observation-Disclosures lcin Gintrcl
ZEN III Wonuguo, Nicurn0uu. Gr bat
cine Nn6obl 6orocrum0cn BON orNc-
lcl1enen NmcrtfolcrL bic mubrcn0
Der iiinaItcn llnrltbcn Sdoocn crit.
ten babcn, Sl crlcoigclt, utO miro
oiciclbcn ioiort nllfncbmcn.
@cltoblcnc GegicrunA@=
defS eingeloit it.
Iic Dor benz @cbdll0c 0cs 9cpur.
terncntS fiir SonbcI mo Ir6cit Dor
&ur5cm 0cItoblcncn Snloir-Gbcda iiir
NnAcItelltc i'm Morinc 0oipitoIoirnit
talldcn nod chamber nlli. @citcrl
fam rpichcr cin ioldcr Gbct gum Be
TRACE Don $213.33, Der in Scr Wuiiu
Notionol@ ouf in Wiofio, Ger, cin-
fdiiirt iuorOcn lit, Ourd) cine biciige
Sunf III Die 0GnOc Oca GDcio @iltic
bonn 9unoeS- @cbeimoicnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Maitcn nno Spicrcn fir Gniicrpad,t

&opinm, @oib., 20. 2lu1rit. -
Gic 6irmo Chris. Auocricn & Cons.
6obrifantcl Don Sdiiisipiercn, bn.
ben eincn Gontratt fir oie Sieierlmg
pom Spicrcn iiir Die nclle Hcnnpadt
0c5 Oclltidcn &niicrS 10 gut mie nb.
geihloIicn. Die Spicrcn pcroen aus
Ocm &oI5c Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
0aS fiir Mnitcn mo Spicrcn am be-
item 0cei9nct it, bcrgcltcllt mcrocn.
0ieic@ Nol5 lit uuBcrorolntlid) mi0cr-
ItAnOSi0big gc1cn Die Gimpirfung Scr
Glcncnte, iuabcionoerc ocs Sal5.
uoiicrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Springfielb NufrnGr tricb i'm Snnt
Scl6ltmuro.

GStri00e, SIS, 20. NuAuit. -
Summer ltlo Merger ilber ocn glltt-
rnbr 81 S%prilgiiclo, Sis, bobcn Sen
bier oniGiii9cn Ntcgcr Eloto 9rofc.
Fia 5um SclbitmorO gctricbcll. Gr
nolm Acltcrn Nbcn0 81 9llno, SIS,
&arbpliollre elm mo mar bHRell
allr5em cine 2cihc. Gn icincr loidc
iunO man uiclc 3citung2alsihnittc
nit Nuhrid)tcn ilbcr 0cn Nuirllbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Srnm @arDmcTs tranriacs Shidial.

Sobitonc, Nrt5., 20. Nll0uit. -
Irou &or0ncll, bic bonn Al,siot be
inIIcnc 9rciIc @ittmc Don @cncrol
MurolpcIl, lit lcbte Nod)t ans scr
Cu0ront0ne cntlIoben mo mubr-
ltcinIid nit eincm 3ugc ser Soutb,
crn Enciiic-@ nbn" nod Californian
gcrciIt.
COS Nu0clc@, Sal, 20. Aug.
- 6rau @nromcll lit in Scr lcbtcll
NNd)t bier unNctommcn mo lpltroe
I'M Goultp . @oipitol WntcrGcbrot,t.
Gic bicligc @cb0r0c gInlrbt uiht, ooB
lie ans Sombltonc cntiIob. ionocrn
piclmcbr, oob lie pom Scr oortigen
Nrboroc ab9cihobcn muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Mnscbliher SOnrbOncm-Scr5og ais
Ginbrcd]cr I'm Sait.
SprinqfieI6 NO, 20

Springftel0, NO, 20. Illg.
- Eater @rctdenL Elm fran5oiiider
Ericlter aus Taris, bernilbt lid) I'M
Die Segnaoigung zines Dor 5lpci SaG-
rem inter bCm Nomen MIpbonic Gre.
gorius pcrurtbciltcn ginbred)crs, ser
III @irflid,feit ein Scrsog ATS DEM
oltcn iran5oIiid)cn Scrrihcrbauic Der
@ourbonen iein ioa. Gem 9egnobi-
9ltngsgeiuhe iino oofumcntariid,c
8emciic iiir sic foniglidc Serfunit
oes Scrurt1eilten beigelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Subniun n%cccptirt.

ct. Foul, Mlinn., 20. 9lllgllit.
- @oupcrncltr Iobnlon bcricf bcutc
&ormitto1 sic &crtrctcr Der Yreiic 81
iih uno tbciItc ibnen nit, oob or lid
cntIdloiicn babe, bic ibn1 gcItcrn Don
Dem 0cmofrntiIhen Stuata GonpCnt
cinitimmi1 5ugC'prohcnc nbrrmoli1,
Domination sum @ouperncllr ST &C,
ccptircl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
llcbnngsfabrt in Scr Siioicc.
San Sronci&co, 20. Nuan

San SranctSco, 20. Ananlt.
- Sieben aren5cr ocS Euciiic &c.
Idpaoers, bon Ocner. led)s ie einen
lorpeooboot = 3erItorcr i'm Stlepp.
tau baben, linO belltc 5lt elmer suci.
monatlif)cn &rci5iabrt in Scr Siioicc
non bier abgciNbren. Sn Marinc-
~trciIen miro Dem GrgebniB oieies
Seriuhcs, %fIcincrc aricgsidiiic ollf
l0ngeren 6obrtcn ms ShIcpptal 81
nebncn, nit groBem Sntereiie emf
ncgcu gcIeben. Gus arcll5er : @e.
ldlpoOer miro pom Aomirol Slpin-
borne an 9oro oes 6laggid)iiies
.@eit-Girginia" cpnmonoirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

+. 2imo, Ecru, 90. Guguit. - Hod,
e%rouloung ihreflider 2eipcn lit Sri.
gnnie g. Ted BON Eropibencc, g.
s, Die gcrgiteigerin. BON ibrer. Sour
ben Suoscoron binoui 5uriidgefebrt.
IS puroe ibr elm entbuiioitiider enl-
piong 5u Sbell, % befiirhtet milrot.
bob ibr Elm llnioa 5ugeitobcn lei.
Man batte icit Sreitag Nohmittog
nid)ts bon ibr gebort. nodOem lie in
re Anfunit in elmer 9o6e bon $4,000
Sub iignoIiiirt bnite. Sri. Eef MIR
De BON 5ipei 9ereiteigern begleitet,
unO Die erfrnnftne zines Der Mdn.
ner triig Die S6ulo baran, boB Die
@eieaifaft oaran perbinbert purbc,
ben 8ipieI oes @eraes 81 erreihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
@arRslb pro somo,
@cltllder Simmel bGngt ppll rcpn-
blltnniidJcr Safgci0cn.

=
Nn9clcDne INTO bcrubiNInOc Neriid)r.
'N" =" S'" $S"R 0'' ~
frct0r 0c5 1Slltcrn AMI ieinCr
"'"''>" ~""l H'I'9'" V"o'''
nil. - Itc Ioftiousitrcitiafeitcn
"' No. H''iP' III i~'Vorl'rl'
Staotcrt, noncut[ih in Nbin, mn.
.'li...
oj''' 'V'' 'ei'e1 Sof8cll. SrDolI
ben 9incoII1 uoh 7cs gPoil,Irs ob.
..a'
HVtelI'. -7 Sslro enc 5CDlttd8I9e
Eour mod,ru u,h nrrihicnpnc No.
oe'l Dolt'1.
Mo5biroton q N On o,,,
- cpfrctGr m,ri;orn ,,n Tnnnrtn
nIcnt brs amor mo- ],r;tcrn j., nnt
Spriuos g;o rod,hcn, cr ONO 9nr,.
ourh mclt(ihr ctno+cn ,cr,ht ,,nh
hot Sarrn 5oit ocb;ihrorhcr,n,,,c,
NIT onocnchnrr Nr,nhc,ci,,nncn
iibcrlhiittrt Gr rc;,t hc,,tr non h;cr
o,,ae, nah 0hio r,,th,,obrih 80, iih
=, jibcr,c,ocn hon ,ri,p Som, 0oph;,
notcr G,rcita ococbc,,r ro,i, ,noo.
ho,,btr S%h;Inrr,nn, INN sam noI;t;
ldhru 2,it3nhcn o,,h ridtio IL ia
mirh uidt ltbnrr ioin nr,,r ocfrct3r
Wo,firlh orbG,t -, hcripriocn n;c
y0co =, irhan oln,brr mos ,r -,
,cbcn ,niiuidcu
Die Sumur nor crirc,lihc, Mit.
]thcihrocr rot;;r(ih o,,i c;no,,c
oriinnIihc pcnhottn,o~ oeor;;nn,t
mclchcr ccfrct3r 2nri;orn i;r nnrr,
5oit rr3norirt hottp oirht ,ih i, InI
crnhpm.
Scr 0ac,tcr p,od+ c;,,c, ,,6r ,T,,
liopn rinNr,rf Th fin nirr hcr',,m.
ocrri5t IN 0n(nroSn 0rponn Thohn
Wortono No(iinrrirr Wcbrnafn ms
Sor,oa ,,rh hobc ;;bcrou ,ci,,rhnc,,
mir oic W,n6lfcrunn 7oft ,rhr irc,nh,
lih n~c,i,,ut mar 7ic Grntrr ,;nh
rrirh(ih urh >rn oc,tcn ,cht ,cs n,,t
7r,hoIh fonn 0crr Wrn,,r nidbt n;rrn
Nnrncrtitrr mod,cr w,,f n,c;,,r,
Iohrt nod, San, C,t,r r,rn o,i no,,,
Giicnhohn,,,or rirc 9~n1tirnnrr, nnr,
~crnonn,cn mc(he o. c+,,,,e,, f;;r
! oit NM ~ f;;r Mrn,v or,nh ~,
Enl,r,hn ms -, rScro, ,nc,tfi4,,,,
ctooter n,o ;;h. S,,fti,r ,,,,,, -,
opbe, hobcn. MIS- n,r. h, .3GSu,t
ihoitn 6onn;h,+ sij.A3ns s;nt 80
i3hrnrt mrrno,, p 90 80 rhr,t,ms
rid,tio !, S,tI;bc, ct,,tr,, ,,;o 0h;,
nm hna Wrob;b;ti,rH->;irc n;c N,,nn;
notrr mi som ctoots s;dc+ bcnrn6+
Srrr Soft mirN In Y06;o ,,,i ,,. f,;,,o
Ghmirriofc;tcr ,to,cn
Sir ~tiriophrrScn no~r;ti,dc, ac.
ohodtunocn mclrhe ccrrct3r mo,.
iicIh o,f iri,,rr Nr;ic ,cn,nht h,t
iti;tcn i;h m;c n,,, ,;nh4 ~; 81
N(rounrnt hob hic Er,tcr W,,tc. rcr.
inrrdhru NM Nrahom S,rr roit iir,.
rrih ,cir mira in,r;o ,,,f nr,, liz
,tonh noi, mi Simon, G;ir,,h,hu,,nc
in cincn rcnubIifon;ihcn ctontc ~
ncitirmt munro rrH Sos, oo,r $50
nohai n,rbr ot;um,c, nrh,I,cr h,Lc,,
inf Wriinh(ihfcit FINN ,cIh,h,cr
it6uhfih nic,rr mctb,Nc SON ,,nl;,i
idhrr Minis M i;ihlc, ,;dt ,h,o,,n.n
chcn morhcn 81 on;d,t;,r,;t ,,,;4
mcIdrr Safrct5r moriicI> Sir ,hnr
,rr Ioft;,rsrSmni, !, Sr, n,nitt;Mn,,
,nh n,ittcnrrltihc, ctnotm, inrt
mi,ht If oIrihionn no,,, nnnethn,
hic NId,t,,,, n,r ,o;,,o,, ,,,Ii,;5Hn, ~,
~ ~ fS''''INbN'' ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

- Gonig GbWoro non Guglono err
oiflete geitcru oiiijieQ ben nellclt
Groquct.Flot 81 Woricnboo ur,o
nlod,tc Elm Spiel NIT @crrn NntbonD
SrereI BON Gbilaoelpbio.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07
MINING
THE HARQUA-H -HAlA
 COMPANY.

IrOnwood, Michigan, July 10, 1908. To the Stockholders of The Harqua- Hala Mining Company: You are hereby notified that a spe- cial meeting of the stockholders of the Harqua- Hala Mining company will be held in the parlOrs of the Adams hotel in the City of Phoenix. Arizona, on MONDAY, the tenth day of AUGUST A. D., 1908, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, for the following pur- poses, viz:
 1st. To elect a board of seven di- rectors to hold office until the next annual meeting.
 2nd To amend paragraph Three of the Articles of Incorporation, so as to increase the capital stock of said Cor poration from $1,000.000.00 to s2000,- 00000, divided into 100000 shares of the par value of s1O.O0 each. 3rd. To amend paragraph Six os the Articles of Incorporation of the said corporation, so as to authorize said corporation to incur indebtedness or liability of s1,OOO. 100000 and that the highest amount of indebtedness or lia- bility to which said corporation shaR at any time subject itself shall not ex- ceed the sum of S1,000, 100000.
 4th. To adopt Bylaws for said corporation.
 5th. In the event that you are noC able to be personally present at the meeting, kindly sign and mail at once the enclosed proxy to the Harqua- Hala Mining Company, Ironwood. Michigan.
 ELEVEN T. LARSON,
 President
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

 can be disposed of at 21 North First Ave
 WANTED TO BUY-Secon1 hand electric fan, must be reasonable. Ad dress H. NJ, care of this office. MRS. ELLIE WAKE-Hair dresser, 39 E. Adams street. Phone Red 72. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER,t typewrit- ing, copying, notary public. See Miss Steinman in the office of Eugene Brady O'NeiIl, O'Neiu building. YOU CAN sleep cool-roof sleeping rooms; eat well-hoIie cooking. spe- cial summer rates, at the Woodford. MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS-Exper- fenced card reader. Sees past, pres ent and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St. corner Third PICTURE FRAMES made to order, all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store.
 COME TO US when you want a trunk roped and hauled. Only 25c. AL ways on time. Lightning Delivery and Storage Go.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

MRS. ELLIE WAKE-Hair dresser,
 39 E. Adams street. Phone Red 72.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three housekeeping rooms close in, modern convcniences, 355 north First avenue, phone Red A.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

rooms close Tn, modern cOnNCnlenCeS, 35S north First avenue, phone Red A
 FOR RENT-Cool, shady, furnished front rOome: all modern convent ences. A South Third avenue FOR RENT-Fine new warehouse ASK 195 feet. Dwight B. Heard. Cor Custer and Adams. FOR RENT-Furnished room with screen room and bath adjoining: also private entrance. No cooler room in town. Phone red 35. FOR RENT-Housekeep1 rooms, completely furnished. 36S North First avenue. FOR RENT-The coolest rooms in Phoenix, at the Vendome, opposite Elks Theater, between 3rd and 4th ayes, on West Washington st; rooms clean and well furnished; plenty of porch room for sleeping out; all mod ern conveniences. Day, week or month; summer rates.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

rooms; eat well-honie cooking. spe- cial summer rates, at the Woodford.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

FOR SALE-three dozen young brown
 Leghorn hens, 526 N. 9th St.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

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. Center.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

It is crystallized Cactus Candy That makes the world seem bright. Then keep a box handy Of CrystaIIized Canay To keep you feeling right. And if there is girl expecting That you will call tonight,
 If you want a kiss that
 Is brim full of bliss, get A package of Crystallized Candy
 At Donofrioa'
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07
Summer Snap

Fifty acre ranch under highest state of cultivation forty acres in al falfa, fenced in six fields, small house, good well with tank and gas oline engine, orchard containing peaches, plums, grapes, etc. Less than four miles west under Maricopa canal. One of the best producing small ranches in the valley-a good home or splendid investment. Stock and farm implements may be had with place. This ranch is worth $200 per acre today but if taken this month the price is only $165 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

WANTED TO BUY-Secon1 hand electric fan, must be reasonable. Ad- dress H. NJ, care of this office.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-07
FOR SALE.

SATURDAY-l.3 90 P. M. at the Hammond Auction House, we will sell one farm wag 'n, disc, gang blow, turning ploW, drag harrow, moving machine, two Buck rakes, spring wagon, harness, household furniture. horses. bankrupt lot of mo- tions and dry goods will also be sold send in all you wish sold. We will have electric fans running and ice water on tan. Tel Red III, Ham, mond, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

ycirs ago if she had only ha
he gFlt aud the pertlnaciiy II %,
I'd gone for him the FIRST time he eve
clled woman at her he would hav,
cen as humble as a rabbit the rest %
q days. After the first hour ! saw
hat I was gaining on II, anlNI neve.
Il up for n minute until the bell
truck 1 o'clock. Then Mr.. Bowsc
Gddenly collapsed IN a heap. and afte
had rubbed a wet rag over his fac,
I'd revived him he rose up and put hi
rms around me and murmured
oh. YOU dear old thing. but I'm 80
AanlSful that you came and that w
ave had this delightful tai. together
At the present writing he IS follow
ng me about the house aud wishilt
Re could de for me- and think have
alm bluffed FOR as much as two weeks
ahead. Mothers in-aw. try my recipe
and take no other.
SARAH THOMPSON.
Mother-in-law OF Mr.. Bowser.
Per NJ. Quad.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11

BIZ WAS LEANIEG AGAINST AN lhON
PENCE.
eyes. "Your mother is here to look out
for you, and If Samuel comes home
and goes TO cavorting around he'll
hear something drop. If he comes
home with a spell on theren be a
shindy thatl make his hair curl"
The hired girl had been posted be-
fore Mr.. Bowser reached home. and he
didn't get q hint Of my presence.
When he entered the house and failed
to find his poor victim in the hall to
greet him he banged the front door
and stamped around until he was told
that Mrs. Bowser was lying down with
q headache.
"She is. ehv he shouted. Lying
down with a headache, is she? Who
brought on the headache2"
The girl informed him that she
didn't know.
"But / DOR be blustered. "she's
been eating pickles and oranges and
bananas and a lot Of other truck
Don't tell me she hasn't. for / know
better. Headache. and the house all
upset! Nice old ranch this for a man
to come home to. It's no wonder that
ten thousand husbands in the United
States are driven TO drink every year.
Wen see about that headache"
With that he came tramping up
stairs, and / hid in the clothes closet
He made more noise than q horse
coming up, and he had no sooner en-
tered the room than he almost yelled
out:
"Well, this is the last OF youl I've
warned you a thousand times over,
but it has done no good. It's no use
in going for the doctor Any one can
see that your days are numbered"
"It's only a headache." said Mrs
Bowser as she tried to smile.
"Onlyl Only headache! And what
is that headache going to lead to? Wo-
man. If you have brought about you.
own death don't blame me. You can't
hog down a dozen bananas, skins and
all, and expect to live more than a
few hours"
81 haven't eaten a banana In two
months"
'Then it's raw cabbage or some
such thing. Well, don't look to me
for any sympathy. / shall bury you
Of course. but don't expect anything
more"
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR FURNITURE
Sealed proposals are asked for by
the Board Of Public Education in WI
mington. FOR furniture for New Schools
as follows: 800 feet more or less OF t2 inch,
A No. /. Bangor blackboard slate TO be
placed I'm position and finished complete,
samples OF which must be submitted with
bids: 600 feet more or less Paragon recita-
ton benches; nine teachers oak desks
with single pedestal as per sample in Of
flee OF the board.
Bids must be deposited on the presi.
dents desk by o'clock p m. Monday
December A. 1908 and shall be marked
Estimates for Furniture"
The Board reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids.
WM. OSCAR BROWN.
Chairman New Building Committee
d7-a-ii
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
FOR SALE


EOR SALE-A GOOD SECONDHAND.
tWO-horse farm wagon, 5000
MESSINGER's Gil w Front So. dim
7 OR E.--AUTOMOBlE, SEATS
g. top. all curtains, lamps and new
tires Detachable tOnncan and toiT edo
deck for runabout. In best condition.
Address W J.. Journal Office. d9-ti
n GOD BEDROOM AND PARLOR
" Suite for sale. $1,000 apiece also a
good Singer sewing machine; also other
good furniture, cheap. so6 East Seventh
ST. d9-3t
N sold al once. n y. Cor Fourth
and Poplar SITS. dlo-2l
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
; SANTA CLAUS
{ IS COMING
M. c. Robbins.


s----->~-~--~y-.,
Twas the night before Christmas.
The moon shone so bright
And the hearts OF the children
Were filed with delight
To each. and 20 all,
Goodnight had been said
And with hearts fun Of gladnoss
They had gone off,to bed.
The blue eyes were closed
IN siumber so sweet.
And tho golden curls nuttered
Ger pillow and sheet.
Bright dreams OF Santa Claus
Danced through their head
And In dreams they were being
Through fairy-land led
They knew that tonight
Was the night of the year,
And before the sun rose
Santa Claus would appear,
With toys and with candles,
And fruits all so bright:
why even the thought filled
Their souls with delight.
So Santa. dear Santa,
We're waiting for yau
To come with your nice things
So pretty and new.
Don't fail to come down
The chimney tonight;
Wen leave tho light burning
oh, ever so bright
So you cannot fail
TO find the right spot
And our stockings please an,
From the toe TO the top.
Wen thank you, dear Santa
For our gifts and our toys,
And promise next year
To be good girls and boys.
And Santa tonight
When we knelt down 20 pray
We asked Cod 10 keep You
And bless you each day.
We wish you long life,
A happy ones too,
So goodnight Santa Claus
Merry Christmas to you.
Evening journal., 1908-12-11
Want Another EIeotion.

WEST CHESTER, Dec 1.-THE
citizens of this borough will likely try
another loan electioni in December.
1903. as there is a strong feeling on
the part Of the advocates of the pro-
posed sewer system that another cleo
tion would result in the authorizing Of
Council TO borrow sufficient funds for