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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-08-28
SEARCH FOR NEGRO
HOUSEWIFE KNOCKED DOWN.
WHILE HUSBAND is ABSENT.
TIN BOX AND $50 is MISSING
Mrs. Kennedy Fails to Identify Negro
Suspect Arrested and He Is
Released.

St. Louis, Mo-Mrs James Ken.
nedy OF Dwycr st. Louis county,
who was knocked down and assaulted
by 4 negro in her home. went to Clay.
ton Friday and said that William
Clemens. 4 Kirkwo0d Negro locked up
there as suspect. was not her assail-
ant. Ctomens then was RELEASED
She sad the negro who followed
her into her home as she returned
from a visit to St Louis Thursday
night Was heavy set, copper colorod.
weighed about $50 pounds and wore a
dark blue suit and a straw hat
Dwycr IL on the Danny road, four
miles west OF Clayton The Kcnncdys
live in a farm house and the husband
was away from home the early part
of Thursdy evening
Was Expecting Husband,
Mrs Kennedy, who Is - years old
and Of frail physique. was in st. Louis
Thursday afternoon with her baby.
She took a train on the Crrvc Occur
division of the Missouri Pacific, ex.
pecling her husband to get on the
train at BENTON station In the city.
Kennedy failed 10 board the train
and Mrs Kennedy got OF at Emerson
station, which is a short distance from
her nome She had to carry her baby
so left TWO baskets at the station, and
returned there to get them, leaving
her baby al the house.
II was after her return that the
negro entered the house and attacked
her.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-08-28
EVIDENCE LACKING
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES MAY NOT
PROSECUTE FITZGERALp
SAY EVIDENCE IS SLIGHT
State Judge Issues Warrant and Fine
Legal Complications May
Result.

Chicago - George W. Fitzgerald,
former assistant teller of the
United States subtreasury here was
arraIgned Monday, charged with steal
ing the 1880 which disappeared
from the subtreasnry in February OF
last year. theft OF which has baffled
both the state and federal authorities.
The warrant which was served on
Fitzgerald early Sunday morning, was
issued by Judge Chetlain.
The court announced that post
poncment until next Monday had been
agreed upon and that Fitzgerald would
be released on $4,000 bond, This was
furnished and the prisoner was set
free.
The federal authorities declare they
have watched Fitzgerald since the dis.
appearance of the money. and that
there is little evidence OF a convict
ing character against him. Capt. Por.
ter Of the United States secret service
says he win have nothing to do with
the proceedings against Fitzgerald.
As the state judge under the United
States statutes must turn over the
prisoner to the federal courts If he
finds probable evidence that q crime
has been committed, fine legal tangies
appear possible
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-08-28
Says Arrest Is Job.

Attorney Lltzineer, for Fitzgerald,
declares the arrest OF his client is a
Job. He says an immediate hearing
will be demanded. The charges
against the prisoner are based Oh the
following:
That he began specializing in eggs
within two months after being dis.
missed from the government service
and at time when he had not more
than sl,70O altogether. and that the
speculation involved over $4,000.
That he proposed TO dispose OF two
$1,000 bills to Col Harry c. Gano for
$500 each.
That he expressed ability to put up
$4,000 in escrow on a proposition to
buy dockage rights at South Haven
and lake steamer.
That he recently bought a dwelling
valued at $500.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
AIianZa con China
La VISTA DEL CO.
bernadOr a LareS.
COlaelat con Ia IlGgadn De GsllRguIdos orHdaras
HRIORIstas DO hguldIlIa.
(Ds maestro oOrrsspOnsaE.) }

Agoato 23.-AntsaysE domingo & Ian
once = media de la mafiana lego & este
pueblo 81 g0beFnad0P, Honorable Rsgia
H. Poat, aCompa na30 del c0miBionRd0 in
teriqo del Interior del sppsEintSudsnts
do Obgaa p6blicaB senior J. j. Jimenez.
BFevsa momsntos eIEuvieEon ffente 10
aICsIdta, donds fueE0n gaIudadOn poF Q!
iovsn LCdo. don Salvador Vilella, en- dom
de pagmRneOieEon hRatR les dOs dc lR
tRrdG. A estA h0rs - tsniR pEepAERdo Ell
autom6Vil para OaliF, VsEifG6ndolo pot Ia
CaRretsEB que vs do este AguRdilIa.
A 10 miama horR que hiso 90 entFada ell
gobsFnadoF, llegRROn On otE0 autom6Vil sl
pFeBidants del C0mit6 local unioniata doc
tor don Francisco 6sin, con cuatFo era
doFsa dc AguadiIlR, los que De sntsmano
habfan n Bido invitRdOB pAra I'M esp,6ndido
meeting Unionista, que tuv0 efsCto ca Ba'
FFancos "a 10 casa del RpFeCiabls Gmigo
don silvsatRe Gon5GIez. DiCho autom6vil
8stabB adoEnado con multitud de bands1i'
tag an hsPmo80 letFeT0 que deCfs: iVi'
Va l6 Uni60!
La pobIRCi6n sBtAbR coImRda do g0nte,
la quG eIpaFabs la h0rs anunciadR para
Galir 81 campo donds % iba & C0lsbERr sl
meeting. La CoiaCidenoiR dc IIPgar una
miBm6 hoFD 81 gobOFnAdOF = los OFRdeFsS
uuionigbas fac 0bistO de nnUChOB COm0ntA'
rios pOE paEts de los FspubliCanoB, poE hA'
bsrss doEmontado nueatFo gobOrna1ts en- lR
casa de un pFeBtigioSO unioniSta
Nuaatrog RdveEBarioB Cads diR Ba degR.
lisntsn mas mkB , la derrota 10 ven ins'
vitable. Sin gOnts no 90 pusden gRnaE
sIaCCioneB , perdsr6n 0I tempo en- pTopA'
gandaB eut6rilsg, pOrque nusstFo pueblo sB
diftCil do engafiRT,
EBt9mo8 ca nuOBEroB puentog, Lao ms
8az eompRctRu del gran PAEtido UDiOnisHs
no 90 doblsgRn jam6E pFomsBaB do loB
que en- otEoB tiempOH smbRuCRF0n an
buen n6moro de OompatTiotRB, que mas
tREds ConVSncidog faeEon nutriando las f.
les del hoy potsnts, vigOEoBo , fusrts par
tito do 10 Union.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
Gama8 ] rODl blanca.

81 bHsaR do ls Calle de San Francisco
Bigus ofrsciendo al p6bIico aI mGs BslsCto
BuRtido de pbjstoB do fantasia que pusds
deBsaEge. Adsm6s de los BOmbrsEOs para
SehoraB y Ben0ritaB, y otE0s mil 0bjstOB
para damRl cRbAIlsEos, ti0ne un busn
BUFtido de camag con todos Eus accessories
= de los m6B oIegantas modsloR. Un gran
GuRtido do Eopa blanca para Gef1oFaA
= mfl9Eitag acaba de EeCibiE poK lo8 tilti'
mos vapoEeB , toda olass de pEandal de
OstR oIaaa nuedsn encontEaEB0 en ''La8 No
vsjades". EgenCias tnag, dc tOdaB mar
Caa = proCodsnoias. ObjStoE do tOCadOE.
PuFog1Ru ' gombRillaB % GnCuantTen 8lli
& nEa0ina in nnmnatanCiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
THE PORTO RICO AUTOMOBILE
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
ACCIONES $4,000 UNA,

Fos'eoiO"GriOS y Jumta Dirsotiva.
Joaquin MatienzO, 'prelideute, San Juan.
Frank AntonsAnti, vi C s.praHidente,
San Jusn.
Enrique DOmsnooh, sscrstariO, San
Juan.
Ralph swiggstt TesorOEo, San Juan.
Mariana PeRquerR.
@. FL. Martin.
OEgBnizRdR con ol fin do fACilitRr mejo'
EeB medios de trRBpOEt0 On lR paFte cate de
la isle.
La primsrR lfnss que ha de 0gtabIeCsTss
BeF6 IL de SAN JUAN 6 sANTUROE,
Y sUs AUTOMOBILES CON OABI.
OA PARA 80 PAsAJEROs rsCoEEer6n
el trayeCto entire IoB CitadoB puntoE, CO.
bFand0 10 Contav0B poT CadR Viaje.
Hay neCeBidRd de lsvRntar una BumB
dc $4,000 pAEa squipaE 0Ats lfnea, una
parts comfortable do cuya cRntidad hR
Hido Ys UugcFita, J tan pronto como 10 hs'
"a EeCaudGdo lR cantidRd total lR CompR'
mia ComenERr& gu tFabRio.
La C0mp&iiiR deBea que UuB aCCioneH DO
vsndan On pequeflEB p0rOioneB fin de que
hRyR 81 mayor ndmOEo do parsOnaB inEeEs.
Badaa en- lR miBmR que fueEe possible; p0r
10 tsntO, 90 aCsptaF6 Ia BugCEipCi6n dc una
9oci6n con tanto guDto. como Ai 20 trRtRFs
de Glen acoiones
EsTAs, SIN DUDA ALGUNA,
PRODUCIRAN UN DIVTDENDO DE
MS DE 1OO%,
Ell NEGOCIO DE TRAsPORTEs
Es Ell MAS SECURE Y PRODUO-
TWO, Bisndo Ia base dc Las grand08 for
tunRg dc lo8 Gould, Vanderbilt, Hunting
ton, Hartman, Hill y muchos otEOV.
1nfoEmgB dstRlladoH puGdGn obtOneEBG
diEigi6ndOss & cualquisER do Ion funCiOnR'
rio1 de ls Companfa, 8 al Administrator.
Envfa8a por Los proBpeCtOS = mOdslOs de.
gubgCFiDci6n. 6y.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
la sefonita Maria luisa de ADgeIis.

En- ol CeEtGmOn coIobEado 6Itimaments
en- oats capital, 81 exeolsnts tEabeio de ID
uenoEits Angelic, tituIadO "MujsTsH puar'
tOFEiqusfiGs'', obtuvo medalIa do plats.
En- diCho tFsbsjo 10 Fsvela 10 Btflorita
ApgoliA como egcEitorR rGfsxivS, de sme-
no 0stilo, y un buen deCir abFillantsdO poF
81 tribute do juStiCiR qU0 Einde q iluAtreB
com patFiotsV.
81 trabRjO de 10 agEaCisdR BGfoTitR de
ADgsligs 90 eBt6 impFimisndo slegsntsmen'
70 y pEonto Her6 dRdo & ConoCer del pd'
b leo.
AdelantRmoB nusBtHa fslicitaci6n 10
int0ligsnts pusEtoTriquG1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
AbTiggS de VeTaBO.

In al PARIS BAZAR Bs acabsn de
EoCibiF abEigOs fsEma MONTE CARLO
en- color Champagna pEopiOs para IR eata'
Ci6n. LOs hay slsgRntiBimoS CON CusllOs
boFdadog y de pEsOi0B muy lmifadOS. PaEa
RalidaB dc SsatRo y de bRiIGg Bon inmsi0ER'
blog. En- abFigoB negTOs hay un gran
BuEtido. AbsnioOB isponesal gran move.
dad, peEfumeEfa fna fEanOsuA Dc ls8 meio'
Fos maFCaA ointuEonoD, poinCts8 infnidad
de aRtfculoB Dc noVsdRd qu0 Gstg cara re-
Oibs poE t0do8 los Vsp0Tss qas uFgan dc
EuTona. PEDRO GIUsTL, FoEtal8'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
la Ultima m0da parlSien.

Blsgantfaimon modslos de calzado scs.
bR de EeCibir el popular" del uehor Am6-
rico sRVan. Un Cumpleto uurtido de no.
lRinNR ''colOr de GRO" d TINA moda Paris
y que hR hscho Rllf fuEoF offaCa sl aorsdi'
tRd0 e8tRblsCimiGnto. FL auFtido do assn.
CiRs qua acaba de OOmplstRE ss hupoEioE y
perfumes oFientaloB On RrtfstiCoa envsuSs
loo hay para todoa guHtoB y BoRtunaR. u
pAtoI do mujsE CON hahillaa de n6CaE para
noviAs, dltmo modOlO , noVedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
Hoy gran GORGIVItR,

Hoy da8 IS do lR noChs gran concerto
con disCo6 do PGOli y OREusO ca 81 CislO.
ACsbamoH de EsOibiF 800 diBCOH y fon6'
gEafos. Queda invitadO sl pGbliCO en- gs'
aneEal. ri Ci0lo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28


pr0ducto quee suyo. "a. de Carlussal."
" Encuentro ell Dentol superior todos
los demas prOductos hasta hoy ensayadOs.
g N. Che Ii, Hotel Metropoiitano, 8, rue
Cambon, Paris.
No Sc puede ser mas entusiasta de 10
que 10 son los firmantes de estos e'OgiOs
al referirse al Aqua, a la Pasta al PUlvO
Dentol; y, en- efec'O, nuestTa conviction
es que son ell dentifricO mas sOberana-
mente antis6pticO que Sc cOnoce al pro-
pio tempo que ell de perfume mas deli
cioso.
ST los demas dentifricos conocidos Sc
Lubiesan, como el DentOl, ajustado a los
jescubrimientOs del gran Pasteur, los
microbes de la boca no habrian destruido
algunas vecPs tan prematuramente 10
que conStituye ell mejOr adOrnO delacara,
10 miSmo en- ell hOmbre que en- la mujer.
Y sin embargo, la eficacia del DentOl no
consiste solamente en- impedir ocuTar con
-certeza la carries de los dientes, las infa-
maciones de las encias las enfermedades
de la garganta, sino que a los pOcos dias
de haber sido empleadO ese dentifricOs
los dientes adquieren una blancura nitida
y hrilante, y ell sarrO desaparece, que
dando en- la boca una sensaci6n de fres-
cura deliciOsa Y persiStente.
Otra de las Cualidades del DentOl eS la
de calmar instantaneamente los dolores
de muelas, aunl los mas ViOlentos, bastando
para clio impregnar de DentOl puro una
bolita de algod0n y aplicarla sobre los
dientes. oeA-s--s- ...--4. ~. )
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

AVIsO. -Dssoamos SabsE 81 paradOro
de don IDgnaCio Dfaz, que Tolidi6 hnats sl
mes do Jalio On 81 pueblo do bayam6D,
para notifCaEle IN asunto que inssEeIa 8
% busn nombrs , que Degdn infOEmW RRli6
para santo Domingo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

En- el pE6ximO CoEreo amblrCa para
I0S &stadoI UnidoS en- uso do licancia ,
POE motivos do salad, 0l doctor Dexter,
Comht t'nGdO do Instruction. PermRneco'
E6 S0manaH fGeEa do Is isls , 10 doaoamoB
81 mas fsliE viaje y complete Uestablsci'
mi0nto Ou Huu d0IO1cias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

El 6FgAno pEinCipslfOimo del directorio
Bigus psngandO detsnidaments ide donde,
ii, do d6ude nAle tRHto peEGoI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

que las hrman:
Puedo asegu-
rar a V. que mi
mujer esta encan-
tada del DentOl y
esta resuelta a que
niDgun otrO den
tifricO Ocupe su
puesto en- la mesa
de tocador. Be.
net, El Havre.
q Tenga V p0r
segurO que no me
serVir9 en- adelante
l1 nSrrvIn 0%uo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

Para algunau p6r1OnaS 10 que 10 aucEibs
no niguificS por IL expression intrfnueca do
10 OHOritO, nino pOE 81 dia en- que 10 publica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

Entire las innUmeFabIes demOstTaCIOno0
de gratitud que los Sres Champigny y Cia
lie Paris, han recibido pOr los enl los de
Oentol con que sus reputados LaboratO-
rios vienen obseqGfandO la SOciedad
mas distinguida de tOd0s los paises, Cree
mos deber citar algunas de las que. en-
contramos EN- peri0dicOs franceses que
tenemos la vista que revisten mayor
autoridad por la ca'idad de las persOnas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28
JUAN BRASCET.
Director LntORlRO,

"El AguilA" egtG RpuTadflimR con 81
COnaiCt0 que 10 hE OE0ado IN pEofsta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

En- osta impr0ntA 20 vOndO pspOl de
pEi6diOo vi0jO & 82O0 loI 46 kiIo1 CWn
WiWIll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

IN oEtR impRsnts % vsnd0 papd do
p0Ei6aiOQ viSje 6 $500 Les 46 kil68 (as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-28

PREGIOS DE SUSGRTPGIOE En- TODA La ISLA.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

LOST-Ladies gold watch with fob chain attached. Monogram NJ. II. P. on one side and star and crescent on the other. Return to SOP West Jef- fersOn and receive reward. LOST-Wheel nut from wagon. Kind ly return to Ryder Lumber Yard. LOST-An A. A. U fob medal between Phoenix and Hole in the Rock" Mile Run. May 25, or" engraved on back Return to R. Stroud, Troy Laundry for reward. Arizona Re publican.
 LOST-A small gold hand stick pin. set with heart shaped ruby. Reward for retur to this office.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday, Sept. 15, commencing at 1O:3O a. m, we the undersigned will sell at our ranch, one mile north of the Fair Ground, one-half mile east of Alham- bra brick yard, and one mile north of U. s. Experiment station. one hundred and forty head of cattle, as follows: 42 head of Durham and Holstein cows, all un- der s years of age; nearly all are milking now; a few to be fresh soon; all heavy milkers. This herd has been selected with care after many years experience in the dairy busi- ness, and is one of the best herds of milk cows in Maricopa county; also 20 2year- old heifers, all spring; 20 head of 2-year-old steers; 20 head of yearling steers; 37 head of calves and yearlings. aWOng which there are 10 or F first class young Holstein bulls; also one 4-year-old registered Holstein bull, imported by Mir McGinnis; the entire herd to be sold to the highest bidder, as we are going out of the business. This is a fine opportunity for anyone wanting first class stock. Lunch at noon. Plenty of ice water; 3, 6. 9, 12 months time will be given for good bankable notes, interest at 10 per cent. Everybody come. Dalton & McAvOy, owners. Hammond, auc- tiOneer
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
FOR RENT.

FURNISHED or unfurnished flat for housekeeping, suitable for dressmak- ing or hair parlor. 495 West Wash ingtOn.-
 sick need apply. Call 301 East Polk street FOR RENT-A four room cottage com pletely furnished, on North. Center street. opposite the Indian school. c. B. Williams.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

PUBLIC SALE-Thursday, Sept. F, commencing at 1:3O o'clock, D. m, I, the undersigned, will sell at my ranch, formerly known as the old Warren ranch, on old Black Canyon road, ? 1-2 miles north of Five Points, or I2 mile west of Osborn school; forty head of cattle of which 10 heifers are coming two years of age, mostly all with calf Ten yearling heifers, 20 calves. The cattle of this herd are good sizes and colors,- and are Durhams from regis tered bull weighing 2.2O0 pounds. R. H. WoOlf, owner, Hammond, Auc- tioneer.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP-Came to my place brown :! horse with white left hind foot. Owner can have same by calling and paying charges. 1102 North Ninth
 street
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR SALE-Two fifty foot lots with nice comfortable small residence, modern improvements, good barn, good chicken yards. plenty of shade trees and elegant plumbing through out the residence: on car line. Ad- dress or call on GOsart, 2S North Second avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR SALE-The two best left, one 3 year old lilly and year old dark brown gelding; better animals for less money than at sales. Cave Creek road and Grand avenue
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

WANTED-A sheep shearer to shear abnut one thousand goats. Address 1446 East Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

MAN WANTED-Jobbing, carpenter 2 ing, painting, furniture, repairing, . carpet laying. Terms moderate, 731 < E. Van Buren St, 5.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

MEN,, LEARN. BARBER. TRADE time required; graduates earn - twelve to thirty dollars week. Mol
 CT Barber College, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

:. .WANTED-Milker. Stanley Howard. 2, Ph0he Suburban 76
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

BOY wANTED-At The Bear Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

WANTED-Byi experienced salesman, one who can ,lake good. position with retail or wholesale firm; |" Capable of keeping books. P. O. Box 7O4, City
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

ONLY REAL TRADE. SCHOOL in the .world-Enrollment 200; $2O,O0O con tract work being done in plumbing. bricklaying. electricity. Advanced students earn wages while learning. Free catalogue. Union Trade School and Contracting Co.,, 120 East Ninth, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR RENT-Four rooms completely furnished; no sick or children taken. 365 North Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

# you want eVeryon< 10 greet you With a smile upon his face. Carry crystallized Cactus CaneX From Donofrio'a pIae&
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

tion on North Third avenue, obtain able for seven months, no sick or destructive children permitted. H.
 l. Latham & Co., real estate, 46 N. Center street.
 FOR .RENT-Four rooms completely furnished; no sick or children taken.
 365 North Third avenue.
 FOR RENT-Modern four room bricl,
 house with bath and gas; SIS per
 month. Inquire at the Phoenix bak-
 cry. FOR RENT-Five room furnished
 house or light housekeeping rooms 10 East Taylor street FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
 7O3 East Adams.
 WIDOW LADY-No children. wants
 to rent out furnished or unfurnished
 room to one or more gentlemen
 Nice home for right parties Nd sick, no ladies, and any one that
 drinks need not apply. 10 No. 10 Ave
 corner opposite Carnegie Library on 10 Ave FOR RENT-Furnished house ' rooms.
 Modern. Rent all or part, 37S N. 1st Ave.
 FOR RENT-Furnished light house keeping rooms Electric lights. bath,
 also furnished tents on car line,. 9O4
 F. Pierce St. Phone black 562. FOR RENT-seven room dwelling
 North Center-permanent tenants | cheap. Inquire BOG North Second St. FOR RENT-C. D. Doris residence
 completely furnished, 325 West Jeff
 ferson St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in mod. ern home, rates reasonable. Nq
 sick wanted. Address 11O4 North
 Second St.
 FOR RENT-Eiosant rooms at The
 Copeland, 36S N. 2nd Ave. . FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
 rooms>. Also, furnished tent house, 517, So. 1 St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished tent and bed
 room. 725 s. Center.
 FOR RENT-Furnished house with modern conveniences, apply at rear
 of 353 North First avenue, phona
 Red SO44
 FOR RENT-Completely furnished
 housekeeping rooms, 36S North First Ave
 FOR RENT-Six room house, bath,
 plenty shade, S2O. Inquire 1122 E. Monroe
 FOR RENT-Furnished four loom
 frame cottage near library and half block from Washington St car line.
 Inquire F. V. Woodward, and 6
 Nicholson Bldg. . lFOR RENT-3 rooms furnished for
 housekeeping, $15 per month. 1O59 w Taylor St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished house for two
 well adults, close in. city water. sew CT, gas. lawn and shade. Completely
 furnished and clean. Apply to E. E.
 Prowell, 23O South First Ave. tFOR RENT-Nicely furnished light
 house keeping rooms, 722 N 2nd. St FOR RENT-Nicely furnished three room house with screen porch; also large furnished tent Spence's Place, 18th street, Brilrs addition. ,- ! FOR RENT-Completely furnished five-rOom house; all modern con
 veniences. Call at 2O45 w. Monroe 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 we'll furnished; plenty of porch room for sleeping out; all mod, ern conveniences- Day, week or month; summer rates. FOR RENT-Rooms for lodging and housekeeping. Modern conveniences, no sick. 347 N. 4th Ave. FOR RENT-1-2 of furnished house
 bath. gas range, lawn, shade and screen room. 529 West Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
ONLY REAL TRADE SCH

WANTED-Sewing by the day. Mrs.
 Earl, TAG F. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR RENT-Five room and screen modern furnished cottage, best loca- tion on North Third avenue, obtain able for seven months, no sick or destructive children permitted. H. l. Latham & Co, real estate, 46 N. Center street
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR RENT-Modern four room brick house with bath and gas; SIS per month. Inquire at the Phoenix bak- cry.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

PUBLIC SALE-Friday Sept. 18th.
 commencing at 1:SO D. m., at the
 Will Wallace farm located 1-2 mile south and miles west of Phoenix,
 I will sell 21 head of choice dairy cows, no culls, everyone first class, individual. One two-year old Hol stein bull, head of No. l work horses. gentle and all right. Time will be given. H. NJ. Bacon, owner, Rogers, Auctioneer. Phone Red 207I.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR SALE-Remington typewriter No. :. Call L H. Kipp & Co, Com mercial hotel
 FOR SALE-Ve-y nice and well i'm proved ranch of g acres, all in cul- tivation-gOod water-right. Some fruit trees, lots of shade trees, 8 1-2 miles from post office, a snap at S135 per acre. Dick Erdmans, Real Estate & Investment Co
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

WIDOW LADY-No children, wants
 to rent out furnished or unfurnished
 room to one or more gentlemen. Nice home for right parties. No sick, no ladies, and any one that drinks need not apply. 10 No 10 Ave. corner opposite Carnegie Library on 10 Ave -...
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

FOR SALE-Two good young milk cows, Will be fresh soon, IA mile east and 1-2 north on Garside ranch. A. T. Sutter.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

Our first car of implements has ar rived and we now have disc harrows of all styles and sizes. Also drag harrows, spring tooth harrows, pull verizing harrows, drills, -cultivators, walking blows, gang blows and in fact, implements of all kinds.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A GOOD proposition for r-young man
 with ability as salesman, who has
 horse and buggy. Address box 53, pitV
Arizona republican., 1908-09-15

MAN desires position as clerk, or any inside work, can work after moons only. Good references. Post office box S33
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-12-25

A year ago, when times were hard.
eastward-bound steamers were crowded
with foreigners who had lived for a
time in this country, but were return
Ing to their native land, many of them
intending to stay there. When the big
Cunarder, Lusitania, came into New
York the other day, it had on board
seven hundred Swedish immigrants. six
hundred and thirty of whom had gone
home last fall. Many of them had not
Intended to come back, but nearly all
Of them, when questioned, declared that
they had returned because they found
that they could not live in the Ameri-
ran way" on the other side: and they
had become accustomed to the freedom
and the luxuries of American life.