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To RENT-FLATs.

ia PER MONTH-Almost new modern
brick hats, 2sl Twenty -nrst-st., jnst
aouth OF Baker-sL: D rooms and bath.
gas, hardwood nnish. bufret, large
rear porch. etc; closets, cars, schools
and churches. other mats on oratiot-
apsrtments' sii. ila, ga. SO, sls and
s2250 Telephone Park 81 or South
42s-J F. NJ Price. J. F. Weber Il
Co 3O4 Gratiot
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Daily Death Lis!

Mary r Neary. Goa Grandy. 90
years; paralysis.
George W Rife. EcorserT Mich, 81
years. locomotor ataNia.
Henry khever. Cooper and Chaplin,
SO years. exposure.
Georsina Blundell. 4s3 Grand River.
IS years: pneumonia.
Llieulla Tubbs. 407 sheridan. 81
years. cholelthiasis
Grace r. Reinke. 1853 Williams. FIVE
monthsy commissions
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Some people squander a lot OF mon
ey In trying 70 make fools OF them
selves
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ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE.

DON'T BE UNDER THE LANDLORDS
Z THUMB FOREVER. MAKE Up
YOUR MlN III TO o ~ YOUR lS,po Own
BILE ABOUT 1T, siO0 WILL START
YOU GET OUR PLAN WE WILL
SHOW VOL HOW EASY 1T Is TO
SECURE A. HONE. bETRQIT
sol STEVENS BLDG.
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WETHERBEE BUILDING
I2s-12s-lso FARMER-sr.
SMlIH,S-DRESS PLATING

and Buttons Covered to order. weth-
erbce bldg, $50 Farmer-st., third
door from John R.-st.. Detroit. Mich.
Phone II. 1851.
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roR sALn-REsIpENcE PROPERTY.
lO8 Reed Place

Fine modern cottage, only $3.50, easy
terms. Please get permission to In
spect at office OF Hayes Realty Co.
1lO4 Chamber Of Commerce.
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DETROIT TIMES
LINER AID"
AGENCIES.

EVERGREEN LAWN SEED
Law. and Garden Fertilizer:
Sweet Peas In thirty named varieties
Flower and Vegetable Seed.
THE LOHRMAN SEED CO,
fGRATIOT AND RANDOLPH-STS.
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Unique meals make Ill digestion
German
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90

For No. 2sS Gratiot. rooms: sas
newly decorated; "a mile circle; othe
fats, sl3. sl4, s1b. sic and sf2.So
WEBER sol Gratiot.1
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL SITES
Secretay's Office, No. SO Broadway
Detroit. Mich. May 5. 1908.

Detroit. Mich. May s. 1908.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office, until IL o'clock noon. Mon
day. May 18th, 1908. for the following
school sites:
Site--3OO feet frontage. more or less,
for a broom school building north Of
Taylor-ave. west OF Second-ave. and in
the vicinity OF Ham!lton-blvd
Slte--250 feet frontage, more or less,
for a 15-room school building. north Of
Howard st. east OF Trumbull- ave.. and
south OF Michigan-ave
Site--SOO feet frontage. more or less.
for an ls-room school building In the
vicinity Of Mt Elliott and Harper ayes.
\\ WILLIAM J. LEE. A.,
Secretary.
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Rates for Line:
Advertisements

The Times cannot guarantee accu.ao =,
or assume responsibility. for errodrS se y,
any kind Occurring in telephone sa's
ils6ments
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BE good workman. 81
galvanized Van Riper. l5iS Rus
ssll-st
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TO WAREHOUSES;,
Hannah Rental Agency,
ONE McGRAW BLDo.

GRATIOT. 2s6-Six rooms. gas. I'll. 3lo.
IA Rowena-Six rooms, cellar,
bath. hardwood nnishl electric light
furnace. $22.50.
273 Twenty first -st-Six rooms.
gas. bath. new modern brick mats;
Just south OF Baker-st. See r. M
Price. or ]. r. Weber a. Co. 500 Ora
tiot. Telephone Park SIT. or South
42s-J.
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the L. s. Marine Corps
between ages 81 and 3d. an OPP
poTtunity to see the world. For full
letter. TO Marine Corps Recruiting
office. Court block. so Congress-st.
east. Detroit
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AT ONCE-First- class auto painter.
1872 Shelby-st., opposite postofhce
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

At Young man 10 learn trade.
10 shekoy st. opposIteN postotfice.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

BUSINESS SHORTHAND AND ENG
LISH taught under most favorable
conditions; day and night school The
Business Institute. Dreltmoyer bldg.
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WANTED-Young men 10 copy letters
at home. $40 per week income, par
ticulars for stamp. ~. Anderson, Me-
Donald. Mich.
At ONCE-Toolmaker machinists.
lathe hands. screw machine hands
and drill press hands, positions guar
anteed: call early. 132 Shelby-st.. OPP
poslte postoffics.
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PATRICK & ALDRICH,
Are headquarters for hotels. groceries,
confectionery and cigars. roominS
houses and saloons. IS Home Bank
bldg
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CARPENTERS and f1rst-class fnishers
wanted at East Boulevard and Cam
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
MRS. TAFT ENJOYS OUTING
Wife of Candidate Spends Day at
Delightful Old Fassifern Farm.
Master Charlie Explores NooI<s and
Corners, but Cannot Remain TO
See the Ghost.
er Charlie Taft, and Mr.. wheeler.

IN The absence OF Judge William How
ard Taft Mrs. TAFT IS having an enjoy
able social time Sunday sne took din
ner al Fassifern Farm, q resort near Hot
Springs. SIS the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Fowler and Mrs. Post Wheeler CHallie
Erminie Rives).
This was The first time that Mrs. Taft
had ever visited the farm. and she was
delighted Il Is probably the best sample
Of e real o-G southern home, and in q
OF good o-d Virginia
The party went over early in the after
noon. anl Charlie Taft and little Miss
Conway. tle daughter OF Mrs J. c. Con
way. OF Dallas. Tex. who IS always IN
the TAFT party n Hot Springs. had a
jolly time explCriEg the hooks and cram
MES IN the rambling old Virginia Planta-
ton house A merry game OF hide-and-
seek was started by the youngsters. some
OF the elders Of the party joining in
Charlie caught a most wonderful butter
fly for his collection. and said with boy
ish enthusiasm that his trip was worth
while If for nothing else but the new
specimen
In the meanwhile the adults OF the
party were reclining IN che armchairs
and haumocks on the verandas, as big
as a room. enjoying the gentle summer
evening breeze and hearing the tales o.
the wonderful deeds Of the members OF
the former owners Of Fassifera. A real
live ghost story IS connected with the
place. and the youngsters listened 70 this
with intense interest. Charlie was vastly
disappointed when he found that they
were not going 10 remain until the
witching hour Of midnight. so that he
/ could see his ghostship walk
The party who sat down to the
spread which was served in true Old
! Dixie style in sumner diuing-room. in
! cIuded: Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler. Mr.. H. H
Rowland. OF Indianapolis. Mrs Post
| Wheeler. Mr.. Post Wheeler, Mrs Will
IAN Howard Taft. Master Charlie Taft
Mrs. General Corbin. Mr.. H F Walt
man, Mrs. J. c Conway. and Mss Con-
Wav.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
WASHINGTON DENTISTS THERE
VIII BE Prominent in National Con-
ventfOn in Boston

Special 20 he Washington Herald
Boston, July 27.-The Washington den
lists were among the early arrivals to
day for the convention Of the National
Dental Association, which opens to-mor-
row al the Hotel Somerset
Registering among the first at the Son.
erset are n F. Finley. G. ". Boynton.
William seaEneIly. and s. W BowIes. Of
the Capital City
Dr. Finley IS a busy member OF the
credentials committee. and IS also a mem-
Der Of the legislative committee Dr..
DoEnelly is chairman Of the latter com
mittee. DR.. Boynton, as chairman OF the
National Dental Museum and Library.
viii present an interesting report 10 the
delegates. Dr. BOwies is to address the
convention IN a discussion Of uetaIlurSy.
and will also conduct a clinic on Thurs
day morning On the use Of the microscope
at the dental chair.
The formal opening tomorrow VIII be
a brilliant affair Gov Guild and Mayor
Hibbard viii personally welcome the Wis
itoTs- Notable speeches viii follow, and
then the dentists viii engage IN their days
Of discussion and demonstration The
number Of clinics reaches e5ghty-three,
and papers viii be read on every subjecr
concerned with dentistry @a7 dental sur
gerry
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
FREIGHT RATE ADVANCES.
Interstate Commerce Commission
Makes Important Announcement.

\ &.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
announced yesterday that IL IS having
close check made Of al advances IN
freight rates The commission has no
official Information OF the proposed ad-
vsnces until they are set forth in tariffs.
which are required by law 10 be fled with
st thirty days IN advance Of their effective
date.
So far the principle advances disclosed
il the tariffs fled are IN the rates on
PaclSins-house products, grain, and grain
products from Ohio River crossings TO
Southeastern territory. ranging from ? 70
cents for each 100 pounds. according 10
the commodity rates On sugar from At
lantjc seaboard points and New Orleans
70 Chicago. Duluth. St Pau. and other
Northwestern points Of cents FOR each
1o1 pounds. class rates from Mississippi
River points and Kansas City % Texas
common points ranging from 10 cents on
first class 10 cents on the lowest class
The announcement states the commits
sion has no authority TO suspend a pro
reduction OF the advanced rates only as
the result Of an investigation after the
adva need rates have become effective
The commission, while Il would make no
effective order, prior 70 The actual ad-
vancins OF the rates. has almost unlirnic-
ed power Of investigation II TIE tariffs
fled with the commission show general
Increases. the commission. without wait
ing for fling Of formal complaints. VIII
institute an investigation on its Own
motion for the purpose Of determining
whether or not the advances are justified
such general information would enable
Il 70 handle promptly any. complaint
which may be fled against advanced
rates
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
JULY IS IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

-sil-Coueresz aazIy rasses the BIZ to establish The
Fiscal Bank q the Uuised Tie hi Els ve-
toed later by President Tyls--
is52-The Steamboat Hs1Ty Cay was b,1ned 70 ths
waters edge near Yonzs-s, y. Z. ffsy-six psr-
sons losing their lives
Is5-Jeffersol Davis Secretary q Wsr sec5s a. e.
petition 20 explore r2iIrold route ron Ms
sour 20 the P4c1Ac-
Is6I-The Emperor - FsIssia sc16s % the United
States eIrEcS=iJ1s o. z0od VII. hopes The
Cuian VII Tot be dissolved
IS63-Co-fcsegares defeated AZ 1Ioors's EEI No.
Union loss. ten killed ard thirty wounded
Tie AIablu1 sails as Coniede1te p-iratee-
from Bi-kenhead. England
l55l-Ba1tis Of FOurraiis Creek north q ths James
River. Va
Tai-d bate o Atlantis. Ca
Tie famous lay ne down ard save ths tag
command Of Co. AIulEsaa. while wounded a.
Wincheste-, Va. given publicity he order
vas obsyed and NluiHszn fsu prisons- 70 tAa
Coufeicrzres-
lS56-The Great Eastern arrived az Hearts Oortezt
With the Atlantic cable
Naturalization treaty with House coucudsd
Proclamation hT the Secretary q STATE tnat
the fourteezth amendment Of the Constitution
q the United States had been rat6ed b th-ee-
f0uTlhs q the States
Gen Grant IS -sneral-ir-caief q TIE armies
issued TrCciama1iou declaring that uuca
Of the rvc1nstrsction acts IS provided f0r the
organization Of military districts has bec0ns ia
peratire-
Military government ceases IN Arzznsas Ss71h
Cz-oiinz- South Ca-oiaa, Louisiana, Georgia,
Florida. ard Alabama.
isgs-Gen- Brooke sailed from Nerpo-t News El-h
his Command for Porto Rioo. Another ezpedi-
ton. composed Of the FIrst Ba-taIiou q ths
South Dakota Volunteers ard recruits f0r
the Colorado and Minnesota regiments, sailed
for Manila
Ponce. P. R.. surrendered 70 Con1aad=r Da-
yis. L. ; y.
lag7-Jury at Boise acquitted William Haywood q
murder Of former Gov. StsunenberE
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

She leave q abseucs g7auts5 Secand L3e1t- VAL
TER : DRYsDALE, Seventeenth Izsa1t-y.
Army q Cuban Pacifcatis-. Is extended 70 a1d
i1cludLuE August 4 1875
Leave of absence for oue month IS gTa1tsd Nat
HENRY a SHAW. Medical Corps. q take e.
feet August s. 1s1S
Leave Il abse1ce for ten days is granted Frs Lse-
VERNE Ia s. ROCKWELL. Eleventh CzTsl-y.
10 take eject August l. 1ss
Capt WILLIAM H PARKER. Tusnty-fourth In
fEntry. VII Be retired Oc10be- T.
Leave q atseoce 20 and sacu5inz October e. 1903
IS zrauted Ca4t- WILLIAM H PARKER.
TEerty-fuurth Infantry
Mai FRANK lfcINT1RE. Infantry. Is relieved
from detsI IN the Bureau 4 Insllzz A6airs.
War DEPARTMENT
ny direction Of the President, Capt GEORGE z.
SHELTON. Geoeu- SAT - detailed a. pin
cipal assistant 70 the Chif q the Bureau q
IusulaT Afaus. War Derzrrmeut
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

through Holland. Capt. and Mrs Thomas
VIII return 10 the formers post at Fort
SI0cum- Capt Thomas was reared IL
Wash -nEJo1. his father having been In
Congress FOR years Capt Thomas sis
Ter. Mrs Grant Foreman. Of MusCOgee.
Indian Territory. IS travelling through the
Yellowstone Park. and has as her guest
Mrs Ernest Randall who was formerly
Miss Susie Bell. daughter OF the late
Supervising architect. Mr.. Miftiiu Bell
Mrs Foreman and Mrs Randall were girl
friends II Washington
Misses Elizabeth and J Inez Bennett
have gone 10 Chuhowie. Va, 20 be the
guests OF 1Ir. and Mrs H x White Tn
III SeIi1Gmher-
Capt E. D. Godfrey and Mrs Godfrey
are spending TWO weeks at The LOudoun,
BlUemol-. Va
Mrs. Robert Einckley and her daughter,
Miss GLADYS Hinckley. who were abroad
in the spring and early sumner. have
arrived IN Bar Ha-bor and ere at tie
Darrell House
Mrs. Robeson and Miss Ethel Robson.
who have spent the past -wO months in
Spring Lake. y. J.. and Bar HaTboT, will
san on Saturday for Europe. They VIII
spend some time IN Paris before going
20 some Of the European watering places
They VIII return home late IN the fall
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
WILL WED MARYLAND GIRL.
Paymaster Hughes, L :. ", En-
gagged TO Miss Whfpple.

Newport. P L. July Z3--The engage
rnent Of Miss Gwe2dolyn Whipple, OF this
city. 10 Paymaster William n Hughes
L. s y. Of Louisville, at present at
tacbed 10 the Naval Training Station
here was announced here this afternoon.
Miss Whipple comes from a prominent
MARYLAND family. She is the daughter Of
the late John Whipple. Of this city. and
a granddaughter Of Thomas Swan, Of
Baltimore. who was war governor Of
Maryland.
~, wedding Will be an early fall event
in au-norr
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR GIRL
By HELEN ROWLAND.

shoulders as
a the
while he the women
Men they hate anything
that
The sadest sight earth is bachelor
a blunt needle a
will
Of the
a o
reading newspaper
punking
OF course admire cuspect above all things but
O
Nothing bOres
complications
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Will Consider Cadees, Case.

At the request Of President Roosevelt
Secretary Of War Luke z. Wright viii
20 to Oyster Bay on Friday next for q
conference with the President regarding
the eight cadets who were dismissed from
the Military Academy several days age
for hazing underclassmen- While the
report Of the investigating board which
recommended their dismissal has been
approved by the President. the formal or
ders dismissins the eight cadets from the
service has not been issued by the War
Danarrmant.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Pan-American NeaicnI Co...

Dr.. II. I z. Johnson, vice president
Of the international executive committee
Of the Pan American Medical Congress.
which viii hold its fifth session at Guate-
mala City. beginning August 8. announces
that a round-trip rate OF $50 from New
Orleans has been secured This viii IN
clude the trip by steamer from Puerto
BarriOs, and thence by rail to Guatemala
City. Probably seventy-f1ve American
delegates viii attend the congress.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
MISS KoHLSAAT a BRIDE.
Pretty Chicago Girl Welded TO
Potter Palmer, Jr.

Chicago. July "a romance Of two
continents eliminated at noon to-day in
the marriage at the home Of the brides
parents Of Miss Pauline KOh!saat,
daughter OF II. Il. Kohlsaat, and Potter
Palmer, r.
Society. which expected an elaborate
wedding. was disappointed. everything in
connection with the ceremony being sim
pie
Only members OF the immediate fam
lies and close relatives were present
Mrs. Potter Palmer came from London
20 attend Gen and Mrs Frederick
Grant we're also present The. brides
gifts were many and costly
The bride last week received a letter
OF coneratuIatton from President RoOse-
velt who said: There's no lovers Ike
welded lovers
The couple viii go 10 New York To-
night. and Will sail for Europe nex'
week
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Schooner Wrecks Found.

The schooner Menawa, which was rdn
down by the Presidents yacht MayflOwer
in Long Island Sound last week, has been
found by naval tugs and towed into New
Haven. Conn. The wreck OF the schooner
wooIsey was also found and to7xed to
New London The wrecks were found
by the torpedo boat Gvin. from Newport,
and the naval tugs Apache and Pen
tucket. from the New York Navy Yard
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
$500 each. Were $3.50.
July Special Sale of
Mems Summer FURNISHINGS.

<TNIE following items: Negge Shirts Paa Night Shirts Half
Hose, and Straw Hatswere either from our OWN stock
secured from manufacturers endoseason prices rep
unusual values All fresh perfect goods seasons pro
yduCtOn-
lot Of Mems Negge Shirts Just from the factory Made
OF fine and printed imported madras and dark Des
figures checks, pads and stripes All made stve with attached
detached cuffs Also small lot Of White Madras with attached
and detached cuffs collection OF very shirts well made
and perfect fitting Samples in F street window.
SLI5 each; S6.z5 half dozen.
Regular VaLueS, SI.5O to $500.
lot Mems Cross-barred Muslin Paiarnas trimmed with red -
blue; full fashioned and finished with pearl buttons
SI.I5 the suit Value SI.5O
lot Of Mems Sheer Crobarred Muslin Night Shirts; made
loose and and full 8 inches long, finished pearl and
pocket Very light and cool
Csc each. VaLue, SI.OO.
manufacturers sample line Of Hose of Isle thread
and fine cotton in figures stripes plain fancy effects All
sizes in the lot
Csc pair. Values 35c and So
Every Straw Hat in stock marked at the special price,
SlOO each Included Sennits. Split Straws Mans and
Turbans As seasons goods and every and perfect
Special price, $I.OO each. We're SI5O to $500.
1OE-F
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
On stenmshina.

New YORK. July z.-Arrived: Minneapolis. from
London. July IS
Arrived OUT Mauritania at Queenstown Pres
dent Lincoln at Chezbourz
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Clearance Sale of
WOmen'S High-cLaSS
Outer Garments.

TUST at the height of wearing time comes this
SJ rare buying opportunity. A clearance sale of
Women's High-class Summer Outer Garments
imported and domestic including Model Suits
of silks and woods, Combination Suits, Fine Linen
Suits and Costumes, Coats and Wraps of Braid
Linen and BroadcIoth, Handsome Lingerie Dresses
Silk Jumper Dresses, Linen and Rep Goats and
Skirts, &c. Some are reduced a third some a
half while others are offered at fraction of their
real value.
Imported exclusive Suits, Rajah mirage French
VOe and shadow stripe and novelty borded representing
OF the highest class and hands0est shown this
CoOrs copenhagen and dark blue gray brown, black &c The
trimmings include handmade aCes beautiful novelty braidng hand
embroidered Russian and Oriental buttons &c Also
in this lot choice Of all White Serge and White NOI and Black
and-wlie StrDed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 20 The Wash
ington Herald and bill! VIII be sent y1 ss
cent q xoEd-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Mrs. Churchill Candee En-
tertained in London.
MRS. SIMPSON LEAVES CAPITAL

Gov and Mrs. Swanson, of Virginia,
Going to Hot Springs Next Week
Point and ur. Myers, of Harrison
burg Are MarrIed-Miss Gates Weds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
$500 each. We're S45.OO to $500.

VOe Combination Voe Taeta Suits originals adap-
aons Of French modeony kind and all styles
The trimmings uoy prints embroidered Russian canvas dyed
handmade aces &c. Coors Teseda, dark blue black &c
$500 each. We're $4,000 to SI25.OO
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

Imported Aover Suits Costumes; trimmed
Irish crochet and cuny ac including number OF Threce
TUNES in white, pink, light blue, lavender, and tan
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
SL.15 each; S6.75 half dozen.
Regular VaIueS, SI.5O to $500.

lot Of Mems Crobarred Paian1as trimmed with red o7
blue; full fashioned finished with pearl buttons
SI.I5 the suit Value, SI.5O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

store closed ,. m, saturdny..1p.m.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

Capt John R. Thomas. IT.. Z. S. A.
and Mrs Thomas VIII sail frcm New
York on Saturday for Antwerp. From
there they Will go TO Carlsbad for a visit
20 Mrs Thomas parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh White. OF Chicago, who are spend
ing the summer therel After a tour
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
$500 each. We're 5000 to $4,000.

Lingerie and French Linen Dresses, elaborateIy
~ and laces; also number Of Hand-enbroider,
yht blue pink lavender. and tan
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
Csc each. KaEue, SI.OO.

manufacturers sample line Of Hose of Isle thread
and fine cotton figures stripes plain coors fancy effects All
sizes in the lot
Arizona republican., 1908-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW ARRIVAL of jewelry puts US in a position to satisfy your wants in that line Our aim is to please you and as to our goods they are the best the market affords. don't fail to call on The Big JeweIry & Optical shop when in need, 42 N. Center St. sskl C
Arizona republican., 1908-09-13
BOARDING AND ROOM.
 ING HOUSES.

THE SIXTH AVE FAMILY HOTEL Dining table under personal super vision of Mrs. Kelso. opens Sept. 15. Airy and pleasant rooms.