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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 18th and K SITS NV.
&. KAHN, SONS & CO., 18th and Market space
GEtEENE'S CAPITAL A u V Z TISIN
AGENCY. Has 18th st. NV.
s. L. MeAICHAEL, Cigar Store. 18th ana T
NV.
! FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th st., Rhode
Island ave. and r St NV
ID. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th St anl
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CHAS- c HORNUNC, ChrIstianI Pharnar,,
Ew. cor. 18th and n SITS NV
SANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ava
and North Capitol street
YARNOI1D. S4oI 14th St NV
r. A. VETTCH. Goth and II sts NV
QUIGLEY' S PHARMACY, 2Ist ana q rts NJ
S. Nj WAGENR & CO. 1st and II SIS nv
J.. T. TAYLOE, cor 9th and p sts nv
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa 49,.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th & Park 49,
AATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. 14th and 7.
r. d. HOWARD. 14th and w
y. V. POTTIE, 1929 Brentwood ave
AALTBY'S PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert sf
GESSFORDS PHARMACY. 9th ana II -,
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PIANO AIODELING-PIANOS SALE
F1sEer upright, SIS: knabe, SIS; Stanley, So
LAWRENCE. 3l5 O. Tuning, Sl50 Tel 444s.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BY AN EXPERIENCED litter who thorough
~ understands dressmaking and ladies' tailor
ing, position as ftter FOR ladies' tailor or
dressrnaker; has also executive ability as
manager: best business references. BOX
oCS. Times Office II
WASHING or Homework BY the day. DORA
SULLIVAN. Benning, ID. g DELFT
CAPABLE young American woman wishes
position as companion BOX POO, Times Of
fee. DELFT
EXPERT DREsSMAKER for families. a.
terations a specially; charges reasonable;
drop postal MRS ROBERTS. 1924 18th st.
nv deIl-2t
POSITION as companion to an elderly lady
OF an invalid; can give the massage treat
ment; can sew by the sewing machine ~ de-
sired. and will read to her; any one desiring
q companion have the kindness TO address
BOX 1s3. Times Office, Can give references.
de10-2r
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FOR sALE-MscELLANEoUs.

WILL SELL. my stoSk OF confectionery and
school supplies az a sa cridce: sales average
go daily. reason. leaving town BOX .i6.
Times once. DELFT
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper
quicker and easier than you can know how
LEON L CAHOON. Acme window Cleaziax
Co, removed - 11os IA. 1oI7-R
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BAKERY and oyster house; West |ashlnz-
ton; business street. rent S40s utue-roJ-l
house; SOD stand: price. $50. owner IL other
business NEW YORK BUSINESS BRCK-
Frs gu F. des-3t
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HOTEL JOHNSON TOURING CAR LIVERY
SERVICE-F1ne cars with careful drivers for
hire at any time for shopping, theater. sight
seeing. etc; low rates by the hour or dis
lance; hotel and family trade n speciality.
Phone Main 5257. dsle-5t
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TABLE BOARD.

WASHINGTON CIRCLE CHE PIaza) Apart
ment 2O5; first class table; home cooking and
comforts. deIf-3t
sTH ST. NV. uo+-Excellent board for 2:
private family; immediately; early breakfast.
II
L ST NV, e37-ExcelIent table: genuine
home cooking; good variety; 81 week. dei0-7t
EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD; home cook
ing: drip coffee; SO per month or $3.50 per
week. us2 10Th st. nv. deS-7t
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COMPLETE LINE o. curtain poles and tx
lures, 1Sc up Cottage rods. 10c each best
quality floor OilclOtn. 30c yard; carpet lining.
&c and &C yard ELEEBLATTS nth and
ne Oc21-60t
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DAVIS UNDERFEED SEWING MACHINE
az oae-half the price asked for other ma
ch4ne8 OF the same quality: 5-draWer. drop
mead Sterling, bah bearing, solid oak case,
Lie best inachine ever offered az the price.
Sts.syi exclusive agents Tor the Davis Vertical
r. eos me machine on which teach, free
OF charge, ali kinds Of embroidery, as well
as an sewing. DAVIS AGENCY. SIS sth
st. nW. II. 363S. delI-St
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YOUNG LADY or gentleman TO assist IN Eng
Nsh and arithmetic 3 evenings week: stu
dent finishing normal course preferred BOX
2lS Times Office Il
WANTED-Hotei help for all departments
today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY 503 10th
NV deS-st
SHORTHAND-Complet course In syllable
system in lJ0 hours. $50. including typewrit-
ting; positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. QcZ7-tf
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PIANO SALE-Beautlful Mahogany Upright;
cost. Sf5Gs only az immediate cash. me
tones lovely case p GeaUty. CAL 1e1 3 Ne
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253-ESG CYPHERS MODEL incubator. near
II new; cost SO. 81 on f0r quick sale deliv-
cred. ~ LONG, GIencarlyn. Va deS14u
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SINGER. STANDARD and WheCier & Wilson
sewing machines. Joc deposit, &c per week.
cleaning Soc graph0phOne, 81 PEI week; open
evenings. h \. GIVEN. e. Pa ave. Sc
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FOR SALE-Sew and secondhand furniture
bought sold and EXCHANGED. me nah
table. s. SHERMAN, usS 9TH s. NV.
deS-tf
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LOSG-ESTABLISHED corner grocery and
provision store northwest. rent 81. daily
sales, $50. VIII take invoice and arrangs
terms unusual bargain NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS, sl1 F. des-st
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AUTO SHOP LATHE. tools ana 1raterlaIzl
cheap good stand BOX ~. Times Office
daTG-1~
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HELP wANrED-Male and Female.

GOOD PAY to 50 boys and girls between the
ages or "a and Is. s. KAHN. SONS & co.
have a number OF positions FOR bright boys
and girls who can obtain permits 20 work
hours work is light and easy and affords
excellent opportunity Tor the right kind OF a
start IN a business career. Apply before 10
a m.
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ANACOSTA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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NICE GROCERY STORE IN southeast 800
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. So e
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FOR SAL.E-BiIiard and bowling alley plant
"a a Peunsyl Tauia town OF 81. 90 Inhabitants.
price reasonable. For particulars apply =
OSCAR s TAYLOR Il " Liberty S.. Balti4
more, Nd de-o-2-
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
R. L. CARNE & CO., 7os King st.
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TOR sALE-GrOcery store. cheap OEas<
returning from 5usinesS- 13l5 - Nv.
de9-1r
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NCRTHEAsT

LADDoN PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. Ds
CHAS H BLUMER, y. Cap. and r Sc -
AcCHEbNEY & JOACHIM, cor % and r 81.
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. 9Th ana X SIS
BENZ. 7. LANHAAI. 18th and =. Can sfS
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Three times within enc week. q cents A
line; times, cOnsecutlvely. 50 cents e line.
Minimum space. lines
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FOR SAt@hs-aotels. rOominE boussz. drug
s.olss' All classes o. business l. V STER-
REII q co. ~ l4Lh s. ~ Tt
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REMOVAL sale Of pianos and player pianos;
every instrument 20 be closed out az q sac
rlfiCe prior 70 our removal 20 our new build
ing AT TIRE corner % 18th and g sts- $50 SCeI
upright $50. $50 klzbs upright. SO: $50
ChicZeriug upright. So: S1-5 Milton upright
4 Co. 1921 O ST. deI-I
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FOR SALE-En-rance po-chss and PARK
fences made 20 order cheap. Phone n
$50 Address 462 Main ave de7-1st
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

G ST. NV. Sl2-Near department and Y.
A g. A.. large rooms; coy and warm,
home cooking DELFT
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES E SMITH. 1DsA Wisconsin ava
+. p WELLER Pharmacy, 1874 NJ IT NV
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

periencs: for a well-advertised article: quick
seller: big profits Apply bet 5 and II a m.
81 Post Building. II
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CASHIER for cafe; must be quick at figure.
and write plainly. Apply SHOREHAM HO-
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Nt-A4-ESI F'IItST-CI4AsS cafe ana luaah
room 70 Union Station rent, SO. long lease;
SAestlslt Ia prioe. SZ.558; terms % SUI
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERs- al s..
dall-lt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEWS STAND, cigar. stationery and variety
for lady % run or assist durfnr CO. cheso
leati me house sacrifice Tor y cents on the
eo--ar y SOLO By the l5th- NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. 81 +. 5slf-zf
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. r MILLION, scientific astrologer, sla
Eye Cd s. nv HorOry asrr0-oEy. yearly
horoscope. ua-ivities. 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected BY means
OF spherical trlgooomeCy- Main "a DELFT
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EOR SAL-E-Well-eStzblis hed oyster and Ice
cream parlJr. soda fountain, and confecCouI
e-y. CAL after ?. II 40 p 81 nv des-sG
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DRUG STORE, established txenry-sevss
MACY, IN c sw desc
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CHAMBERMAIDS- experienced white
Apply 70 HOUSEKEEPER EBBITT HOUSE
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS WHITE holds seances Monday and F-t-
day nights a. ?. m: also "Wednesday attsrs
noon al 2 clock; private interview daily,
11I6 q ST. Nv. q hOOr- nOI0-Tn. tu.f-tf
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SOUTHEAST

4. z. POWELL. 4th and East CapltoJ s,s
ROACH DRUG. CO. 8th and G SITS Sc
A. 3. BURR0 US, 18th and Pa. ave
=. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and /
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SrH ST. NV, 1221-NeWly furnished d story
'front.' room with board, 70 two young men or
married couple Phone North s53 II
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adTance rates for
Classified Advertising.
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WANTED-MISCELLANEoUs.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments. either ladies' OF gents send Lostal
viii call. B. TARSHES, 1908 9TH st NV
Phone North 499. ie1-tf
DEAD LOCKS brought TO life in short or
der. Phone Lincoln. 735 or post card TO De
FIBAUGH, Jeweler and Optician, q II st.
NV. no25-tf
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' and
seiytlemen's cast-oR wearing apparel; drop
card; Will call c LIVINGSTON. 1872 It'll st
NV, or phone North 1904. Oc12-9Ot
WANTED-Ws pay highest cash price for
second hand furniture, stoves and carpets
WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO., 7th and
S. North 27o. no3s-S0t
WANTED to buy secondhand cash register
IN good condition BOX 16A Times Office.
de10-3t
WANTED to buy small harness shop or rent
one Ia good location BOX 165. Times Office.
del0-3t
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
cast-on clothing; drop postal or phone North
$3.50 NJ; win call s KEBESKY, 1906 It'll st
NV. se2I-90t
wANTED-B1rniture for cash; sell your
goods 10 the man who gives YOU the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD, Sth and X je2-tf
FURNITURE. highest cash price paid for
up-to-date furniture; drop postal; slsO cloth
ing; II sent 70 store. Z. HENSLEY, 1906 I4th
cc2O-e0t
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JUST RECEIVED ruL assortment iron snd
brass beds. princess dressers. bets, side
boards. china closets uattlngs and lin0Ieuznss
All greatly rsduced. MILLER, IL II.
rns-spt
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ONE BOTTLE Sherwood. enc -J0trle OF Mon
ogram. and one bottle o. any kind OF wine.
al 49, regular price S2.25- TOBIAS BUSH.
no J. 80. nv. e-5-fr,rll, va
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

GIRARD ST, 144I-Half block from Isth IT.
cars, large sunny room: connecting With
smaller one II necessary; refined, homel!ke.
unusual chance for young Elan or married
couple. de11-Zt
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CIGAR STORE with all stock and fztu-ez
$50. La Pennsylvania ave Key a. Lg1z,
Rooms q and - ces-1r
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PIANO SALE-RE1lODELINC% SALE
500 ChiczerinE upright $50: $50 Beautiful
new upright. Sls7. LAWRENCE. si5 Q. u
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CLASS ]
CLASS B

One cent word each insertion Minimum
charge, Is cents.
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PALhIISTS.

NINE RAY. WashinEtol's Old reliable palm
list. clairvCyant. card reader located s31 E,ya
ST. NV. business, love- marriage OF TuJurs
prospects told noI1-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

POSITION as clerk IN hotel by single man
aged 30; small salary 10 begin; references.
Address BOX 2o5, Times Office. 1t
SITUATION by young man experienced IN
the grocery business: Wiling TO make himself
useful in all branches; steady. Address RE-
LIABLE, Lock Box 24S. City P. o. Il
BOOKKEEPER; 3 years experience IN bank
ing; good penrnan; acurate and quick; first
class references. BOX 221, Times Office. Il
WHITE and colored male help furnished free.
references 1885 18th St NV. Phone y. 61S2-
i
POSITION at once by graduate pharmacist;
long experience; sober: good worker; best city
and Western reference BOX 219. Times Of
fce. 1t
GENTLEMAN desires position in cafe or
restaurant; Il years experience. A. L HAIR
hlS, care General Delivery. de1A-2t
SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE.
BY MAN AND WIFE, cook and houseman:
private family or boarding house. Call or
address 42s Eye st NV. DELFT
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All other classincstions. Is cents a lima
times. 10 cents a nne-minimum. lines
Personals. Is cents line any number o,
times.
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SOUTHWEST,
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9TH and b utreet.
MCDONALD. J. W, IA and 1. sW.
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ST. NV. 20g9-Largs sunny front warm
rooms furnished OF unfurnished; private fam
Nv IarI-.r
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MuSIC

MUSIC pupils, b. adherent OF LeschetIzky
methods; prefer giving lessons in pupils
home. Address Mrs T h g.. Box =. city
p O.. VIII call ao25-SJt
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TO THE MEN.

are you on 10 the great re-
ducti0n Salesr Well. be wise and 20 where
your hard-sarned money counts 70 save q s.
note on a slightly used tailor made suit az
$50 or an 0yerc0at al 50. that viii keep The
cold out; one p ice only JUSTHS OLD
STAND, 619 y ST NV. Il
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AUIUMUbILE UUIING.
OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passenger cars. s.
hour 6-passeager. 81 hour ZIMMERMAN 4
kENNEALLy, 1892 17th ST NV. North 1893.
deIe-tf
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PERSONAL.

MACDONALD. Bessie A Macdonald or P N
Macdonald who Owls two certain lots az
Rlverdale, Nd. VII please send her address,
BOX 81. Times once EeI---r
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LOST1Cigarette case; silver. With Initials +.
L s. Reward II returned to V BANDSETT,
T2l Ust ST NV. deI1-3t
DOST-A pocketbook containing key. money
and eyeglasses on 14th St Mt. Pleasant
car going West 1852 21st St NV. dei1-3t
DOST-A mink fur piece between ID and
Florida ave, 18th and 18th. Thursday night
about 1880 Liberal reward at 1914 RingInan
place NV. de11-3t
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At ONCE two frst-class coatmakers. a. VI.
GRIMES, Alexandria, Va. des-st
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
New Law Firm for
Land Office Work

Fen S Hlldreth and Frank
Thompson have formed partner
ship IN the practice of law in
Phoenix.
The firm will make specially
of work before the land office and
the department Of the ipterler,
mineral and mining claims and
contests, besides the general prac-
tice. The firm believes there is an
excellent field in this speciality IN
Phoenix, where the largest land
office Id the country 10 located.
Mr.. ThQ4psop was formerly a
clerk 10 the Eureka, Gal, land
Office, chief clerk at Tucson and
Phoenix, and special agent, and
has had FIVE years experience in
land Office procedure
Mr., Hildsetp pas the special
qualifications and experience also
for this line of legal work. He
was register for four years in the
Prescott land Office and four years
RECEIVER Of the land Office at Ph)e
nix, where he was in entire obarg
of all mineral contests and land
cases. The hrm is a strong on.
and both members are well know
' in Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11

to the people trying to develop
this land of great possibilities, but
positive and serious detraction
no matter how good-humoredly or
thoughtlessly made.
"Your cooperation is earnestly
solicited IN creating for Yuma and
the section thereabout the reputa-
tion it is entitled to for being a
region unexcelled in agricultural
and horticultural advantages and
possessed of many other attractions
and to do away with needless and
unjust reference and ancient eli
matte jokes which might well have
been forgotten long ago."
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
Yuma and the
IMPERIAL Valley

The following circular letter
from Uhas. F. Fee, Passenger Traf-
fic Manager of the Southern Pa
cific Co., to conductors and agents,
contains many facts that will prove
interesting reading to the public
in general;
"wUhin radius OF thirty miles
from Yuma are perhaps a half
million acres of as fertile land as
there is in America.
"The government is spending
several million dollars ippoundiug
water at the Laguna Dam to irri:
gate q large part of this land.
Other millions have been expended
to make fertile the Imperial Val
ley, part of this same section, all
having the same source of fertility
the silt laden Colorado River.
"Within a few years this will b.
one of the most thickly populated
and intensively cultivated regions
Of the United States, with soil OF
extraordinary fertility and depth,
With gpexcelled water supply,
bearing with it alluvial deposits
constantly renewing the land, and
with climate entirely favorable to
tho growth of vegetation, insuriDg
earlY and large eFeRs ana crops in
great variety ranging from hogs
and alfalfa TO oranges and cotton,
There can be no question as to the
transformation this whole region
is to undergo.
IN this connection our attention
is directed to The thougbtless anc
common observation made about
the intense heat of Yuma, which, as
q matter of fapt, is no more mari gee
and is far less oppressive than tina
of many other SECTIONS of tn
United States
"Joking remarks If this natur,
are, however, not only annoying
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HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS FoR
DECEMBER l3, 1908
Artesia--Rupert + Lee Wixom
and Alexander Layton.
Lsbanon-L-hi larson and John
Mattice.
Central--Silas P. Crum aud Cy'
rus Robinson.
Matthews-Orville Allen and
Capus Notes.
Emery-F. W. Moody and o. G
Jones.
Eder-J H. Mangum and Hy-
rum Crockett.
Bryce-George Bigler and Chas.
+. Watson.
Hubbard-Elam Olsen and Del.
bert Welker.
Grabam-Charles Freestone and
Byron Smith.
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11

You once could eat anything you
wanted, and your stomach would
digest II.
But now there's some things
which your stomach won't digest.
Your stomach absolutely refuses to
accommodate you when you eat
certain food-so you have been
forced by your stomach to eat food
which you detested. and pass up
those delicacies that you would
have really enjoyed.
There is way now to eat any
thing you like, II you will let Ko-
dol digest It,
Kodol will do this, too. II won't
talk back or command, but will go
right ahead with Its work and d.
gest all the food you eat. Kodol
will let you eat anything you like
and all you want, and you won't
suffer with that dull feeling, that
fullness, and wish you hadn't eaten
so much.
You will not have that heartburn.
which is so annoying at times, II
you will let Kodol digest your food
, while.
You don't have to use Kodol long
--only for little while--iust long
enough for your stomach to rest
q little. II gets tired sometimes
too--just the same as anybody OF
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a Stage Line to
FumarOJe Mine

A contract has been entered into
between the National Mining Ex1
ploratiou CO, and J S Anderson,
which begun December lst, by
which Mr.. Anderson runs a daily
hack from Stafford to the mi nes to
deliver supplies and haul passen'
gers,
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
ACADEMY NOTES

ACADEMY NOTES
The Academy was favored with
a visit from Elders Rudgar Claw
son and Joseph w. McMurrin,
Monday morning. They spoke
during the hour of the theological
studies.
The school is still growing and
looking hopefully to the time when
the new building shall be com
pleted.
Interest 10 school work is not
abating in the least More thorough
work has never been done here.
We look for a large addition OF
new students at the opening of the
second semester.
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
COMMUNICATION
BosToN, NJ ASS,

Nov. 81, 1908.
EDITOR GUARDIAN:-JusI u few
little notes from the Hub of the
Universe.
Our winter bas set IN dry and
cold. On the first of November
we were blessed with the addition
to our number of elders here of
twelve new ones from the West,
which we were greatly in need Of.
At present we have seven here AT
the office, 81 Worcester street, four
at Hyde Park, about ten miles out
of Boston; two at Dorchester, Bos.
ton suburb; four at Swampscotte,
fifteen miles out of Boston; four at
Providence, R. l., and TWO at Paw
tuckett, r. l. We all feel greatly
encouraged over our work here in
the New England States. During
the summer months there were be-
tw cen fifteen and twenty baptisms
performed here, and we were on
the streets every night in the week,
except one, delivering our mes
sage to the thrungs that crowd the
streets of busy Boston.
On the fifteenth of November,
President Hun.er went to Provi-
dence, r. l and organized Sun
day school with about twenty
me m bers, there being one of the
elders from Idaho as superintend
ent.
On November 18th we held the
first session of our Mutual and
completed the organization. Elder
Samuel Gerard, of Taylorsville.
president; Elder S. S. Green, Of
Pima, Arizona, 1st assistant; Sister
Leah Smith, Chelsea. Mass I'd as
srstant; Sister Lydia Edmunds, of
Provo City, Utah, secretary, she
being a musical student attending
the Conservatory of Music. We
have an enrolment of about thirty
and are studying this years Man
ual "Science and tho Gospel" We
find the course Of study very in
terestlng and Instructive.
| receive The GUARDIAN each
week and find 1t full Of interesting
news from far off Arizona
1t has been stated through the
local papers of Boston that the
l.. D. S., or Mormons, are not
making any headway 10 the world,
and l have called the attention of
those who made these statements
to the fact that during the last six
or eight months there has been be-
tween three and four hundred eld-
ers pass through Boston en- route
to foreign missions, and there has
been, perhaps, an equal if not u
greater number of EN- grants pass
through these ports Ell route to
the West to live in u land where
they can serve God according to
the dictates of their own conscience,
and not be afraid OF being molested
for acknowled ging belief in
God and Savior of the world
My testimony to the people |
have had the privilege of speaking
to in the open air this summer has
been that l was proud to be called
a Mormon, and be counted worthy
to be called o9t in the world to
proclaim the Gospel of Jesus
Christ, and rather than deny that
testimony, would give my life as
did the Apostles of old,
am proud to say that my Ia
bors during the summer and at
present are among the business
class of men, and that / have some
very dear friends among them.
Fearing that l am making my
writing too lengthy ! will bring 1T
to q close, Wishing THE GUAR
pIAN all the sucoess it deserves,
which Is beyond count, | remain,
Very sincerely,
ELDER s. S. GREEN.
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
St. joseph Stake and |. D. S. Academy

Meetings in Artesia are opened
at one o'clock instead of two
o'clock
Graham guardian., 1908-12-11
Let Kodol
Digest what you eat. Then you can
Eat what you like.

part OF your body that works.
Kodol will do exactly what your
stomach does, when your stomach
Is we'll and strong. and more, when
1t is tired or out of order.
Kodol Is composed Of exactly
the same juices as found In .
healthy stomach, and therefore
will do the same work as the stom-
ach. when II is well and strong
the only difference is, Kodol never
gets tred-and Kodol Is the only
digestant to-day. that will digest
all food and do It as completely, as
q strong, healthy stomach.
Get a bottle now and have 1t
ready to help your stomach at
times when you need an assistant.
Kodol Is at the nearest drug store.