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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
MEETINGs-sunday

HENRY HARRISON BROWN VIII deliver a
lecture Corinthian haIl. Golden Gate Com
manderv building 2l37 Suffer ST.. today. s
D. n. Subject Thought Power in Health
and Disease - the first Of series Of 6 ad-
dresses upon the fundamental principles Of
mental healing Mr. Brown has no superior
in this line Admission free. with collection
tan snirituaf church corner Steiner and Geary
sfs open : O'Clock. begin promptly at S.
Tests snd singing by the celebrated singing
EVANGELIST Rev Dr. Howlsnd. and others.
sqhese are the greatest and most popular spir-
{tuaI meetings IN San Francisco
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LOST AND FouNp-con.Inued

LOST-Whte spitz puppy months old. Finder
please return to 1859 Franklin st. and receive
reward
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

LoST-Tourmaline setting, cut like diamond
valued keepsake. Reward at 24 California
room 200
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church (Firstl. SW. cor. Franklin
and Geary sts.. Rev Bradford Leavitt minis
ter Charles A. Aurdock superintendent of
Sunday school-Sunday school is at 10 a m. :;
junior church at 1880 a. m; the Thanks
giving service is today at IL O'Clock. Rev.
Mr.. Leavitt viii speak on The Church and
Social Problems: Miss katherine c. FELTON,,
secretary of Associated Charities will speak
on The Foster Home for the Dependent
Child: Miss Marie Kane viii speak on The
District Nurse in the Latin Quarter" Spe-
cial harvest music by quartet, under direction
OF II. Bretherick. organist. All are cordially
invited. There il no evening service.
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EMPLOYMENT wANTED-MaIe

ALL AROUND. willing. temperate. reliable man
rs watchman or janitor. who will interest him
self in employers behalf; objections TO
country; good hand private place; can milk
and drive good references. Box 1929, Call
office, Oakland.
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DALMATIAN Young Mems club
officers aud members request - y f72s5sAs
ed n attend funeral of our 49, @E
lsfe brother. FRANK CARE Va Es5e*< = ~
NlCH. ~ I2A Guy place. w.
near 1st. bet. Folsom and NVfSA - * IN
Harrison. at 1880 O'Clock NV@4[ 49,
p. M. MONDAY Nov % N%stzN/
By order ~ W.
r.. BARESIN President.
J. ARNERICH. Financial Se.retsrr
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STRICTLY sober, reliable man. 3S 10 years
good horseman, handy tools, wishes steady
position on private place small orchard. or
care taker in owners absence; good references
Box 1920. Call office
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SOBER and honest man. handy with tools and
90 chamber work. wishes to work in roomlng
house. f. THOMPSON, 353 Mnna st.
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SITUATION wanted to take care of private
place by a reliable man: understands garden
ing, care of horses and milking; good ref
erences. Box 1896 Call office.
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L0ST-A Mason's charm initials j. Ii. NJ.
Address 1880 Broderick ST.; reward.
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ST ANDREWS SOCIETY-St. An II - \.
drew Day banquet ~ Fairmont ~ r. = :
hotel. II ESDAN EVENING No -Ssg.&g3IG
Fenoer go Tickets from secre- -sSSgIZE
tary. $50 California ST and Iohn '-sI10S>
Reid & Son. s23 Market ST.
r. II. MURRAY. Rec. Sec'y.
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L0ST-Lady's gold watch; outside monogram
m. o.; inside name. Marguerite Ogden;
SO reward for return to Oakland office Call.
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SALESMAN for wholesale grocery or provision
store; good references and capable; good book
keeper. Box 1907, Call office
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WANTED-Positon as wagon blacksmith and
Sd ST.
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En.rLoyMENT wANTEp-MaIe-con

! RELIABLE man wants position as coachman,
MILK apoas referepns pace aaa ca ofce
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HINDU Temple IN Filbert st. corner Webster,
city-Today. 3 free public lectures: Faith
and Superstition at 10:45 M; For
give and Forget. at 5 p. m. and on DUTY
and Service at 40 y. m. For lessons, etc,
please inquire. Please read ..Peabody's Fail
ure in Attacking Christian Science, - in Voice
Of Freedom Of November, to be had at an
news stands
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EDDY ST., S90-Nicely furnished bedroom. suit
able for I or gentlemen: bath. phone, cleo
tricity: reasonable.
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CHARLES MONTGOMERY, president of the
California prison commission. viii address the
Jerry McAuley mission, 10 Silver ST. near Sd,
at O'Clock p. m; subject. Mans Inhu-
manity TO Man vs.. Gods Matchless Love"
The public invited. On Thanksgiving day a
free turkey dinner VIII be served to dis
charged prisoners presided over by Captain
Day and Mrs. Humphrey. Admission by
ticket only.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

WANTED position as chief assistant chief
engineer; understand the of boilers, en-
gines, ID. c. dynamos, storage batteries and
hydraulic elevators; also absorption cooling
systems and vacuum cleaning systems. j. T.
HANSON. 1929 Russell st. Berkeley.
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CALVARY Presbyterian church. corner Fillmore
ana Jackson sts. Rev. William RAIDER pastor;
residence. 2T02 Laguna st; phone West 245;
church phone West 1899. Rev. John Hemp
National Thanksgiving. T:45 y. m. Napoleon
in the Light Of Current Events second in
series. Rev. William RAIDER will preach at
both services W. r. Johnson, the English
barytone VIII sing. Sabbath school and mems
bible class $3.50 q M; y. Z. ). c. f. meet
ing G:30 p. m; midweek meeting. Nednes-
day p. m. Union thanksgiving service In
this church on Thursday 10:30 a. Rev.
Alexander Eakin W preach.
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SINGLE man, age 90 excellent appearance,
wants position commission basis where
business getter will be appreciated GOOD
Ialker and will consider anything leg1iimate giil a. e
with responsible firm. .'Show me and I'll get
the business Box 1927. Call.
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WANTED TO LEARN TRADE

wANTED-Men quick to learn; we have 30 con
tract Jobs going IN plumbing electricity. brick
laying, automobiling; these trades taught with
out expense TO students; 200 students last
year. Get catalogue United Trade School Con
tracing Co.. San Francisco office te22 Market
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

public lecture every sunday S
2 m- B'nai Birth han. 40s Van Ness. near
3fcAllister; tonight, Character Building
Mrs. Esther Talbot. Meetings at Eilers' dis
continued
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THE UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS
room r 502 California ST. corner Monfgomery
y Tonight. S o'clock. -Occultism." Questions
answered. Free TO al.
THEOsOPHIcAL. I472 Golden Gate av Lecture
D. M. Art and Beaut9." Olivia kinesland
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Clay and Larkin sts.. Rev. Samuel Quiekmire.
pastor-Services at II a. m. and at 1870 D.. m.
Preaching by the pastor at both services Class
meeting at l0.30 a. m: Sunday school, 10 80
p. M; Epworth league 6:3O p. m. Seats free.
pTver welcome
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RESPECTABLE young Englishman would like
a few hours work of any kind, mornings; ref
erences Box 164O, Call office.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
BLACK cocker spaniel license 1898. Liberal
reward if returned to 3052 22d St
LOST-Fox terrier. one side OF eye and face
brown, other side white has collar on: ears
stand up straight; brown spot back near
TALL short tail; rest Of body is all white; lost
weeks this Sunday; child Is pining away for
her dog. Please return to 1910 10th St Re
ward VIII the boys who were there come
again send me your address, I can get
the dog
LOST-Fox terrier; answers TO name of Teddy:
license 211; brown ears and eyes, / ear
tiuging on white; round brown spot at end Of
back: liberal reward 1649 Haight st.
LOST-Large Airedale terrier: black back tan
head aud legs Reward given Oh return TO
721 Cole ST
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3OWARD Presbyterian church. corner Oak and
Baker sts.-Rev. William Nathaniel Friend,
pastor. II O'Clock. morning sermon. The
Church The Christian: 7:45 O'Clock. even
ing sermon. The Sfences of God" Rev.
Sabbath schooI $50 a. m: Christian En-
deayor. $50 p. m: midweek prayer meeting.
Wednesday. p. IN. Ellis St and Masonic
ay. cars pass Church door. Haight 81. cars
in Baker 81. blocks 10 corner Of Oak.
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TRINITY Episcopal church. corner Of Bush and
Cough sts.-Holy communion. 7:30 Sunday
school. $3.50. Morning service at II O'Clock.
Sermon By the rector Rev. F. W Clampett.
j. D. In the evening. at o'clock the regu-
lar one hour service by Rev. Fletcher Cook.
Snbject. .'Faith the Master Maker of MANI
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

COMPETENT. experienced railroad stenographer
and telegraph operator desires position; best
references. Address +. A. ROBERTSON, Ar
leta postoffce, Portland, Ore.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

WESLEY Methodist Episcopal church. Hayes
and Buchanan SITS. Rev. E. P. Dennett, d. D.,
psstor-Sundav services: Preaching by the
pastor at II o'clock a. N. and at I:30 O'Clock
p m. Music by Wesley chorus choir under
the direction Of Prof. Percy A II. Dow. Sun
day school at 1890 p m. Epworth league at
6.l5 p. N. Union service Union ThanRsgiy-
ing services OF all the Methodist Episcopal
churches IN the city viii be held here on
Thursday 1890 o'clock a. m The public
is welcome and cordially invited TO all services.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

WANTED-Position ranch private place;
gentleman can thoroughly recommend man
who has been in his employ the last years;
is good farmer; understands fruit, flowers.
stock has superior intelligence; agreeable. in
manners; can handle any farming proposition;
he is sober, Industrious; age Al; single. A. B.,
box 1920, Call office.
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CLAN FRASER No. IS order Of Scot .sszH
tish Clans-Clsnsmen are hereby re- -
quested TO attend rhe funeral Of our ~ a.
late clausman. JOHN II. MacCAI.- NS
LJM- from the parlors Of Craig. N&S
Cochran & Co.. 1863 Valencia ST. y
on SUNDAY. November p. at O'Clock D. m
Those having regslia are requested 10 wea
the same. BY order Of
JAMES SINCLAIR, Chief
ALEXANDER SMITH. Secretary.
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BUSH St.. 1622-Sunny front room, with or with
out board; running water. home cooking, peas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

FRENCH couple, middle aged. no children want
situations; $50 up wife first class cook; refer
ences; man wait at table, general housework
outside work. Box 1919, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

YOUNG man; can milk. drive. handy with tools,
good gardener and can give good reference.
Box 1647. Call office.
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JAPANESE cook wants position in this city; first
class on bread, meat and pastry; sober. Ad-
dress c. X. Y, 1925 Devisadero st; tel. West
1859.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

RELIABLE Japanese boy wants situation TO 90
general housework at moderate wages. u d.,
1888 Laguna st. Phone West $500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21

SEVENTH Day Adventist church. 916 Laguna
St near McA1ster-GospeI lectures each Sun
day evening on the Prophecies of Daniel and
Revelation Subject tonight at 745, ''The
Great Apostasy and Its Terrible Results in the
Light Of Prophecy Illustrated with the
stereopticon and charts Good music A cor
dial Invitation extended to all
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WANTED Young boy 16 years of age to
learn the dry goods business; one who has
graduated from grammar school and lives at
home with his parents. Apply supt.'s office
from o to IL a. m. HALE BROS, Inc,
Market and 9th sts.. city.
The oasis., 1909-06-26
Ranch For Sale.

Comprises the following prop Sf'les' Atalayo, Macuzare, Guiro- oampo and Guadacaso, measuring iour and one-half to five sitios, lay. ing at about four and three quarters miles ~ from Masiaca station, on the GIIaGlanea, II Rio Yaqui & Pacific By. nan nan Of said property is farming ia9o' A big dam can be built to arngate 100000 hectares (247,11O at acres Of land). Limestone is very :, l' IS the most timbered ranch in Slie 1i AIamos district, four different hlnaS fa of timber being suitable for Eig;uclng posts, besides several other nn;S! n,nus Of wood; there being over a ''''on trees within said property.
 JOSE BALLEsTERos,
 4t Navojoa, Sonora, Mex.
 care Jose A Morales.
The oasis., 1909-06-26
Notice to Investors.

A miner and prospector who is acquainted thoroughly with all the mining regions of Chihuahua, So nora, Sinaloa and parts of Duran go, having travelled over them tune and again for six years, is open to an engagement to travel With and guide anyone or party seeking good locations of which he Knows many. Can furnish refer. ences. For particulars address,
 J. J. BoLLEs.
 r. U. Box No. 351. NogaIes, Ariz.
 7.3 09.
The oasis., 1909-06-26

Saturday, June 26, 1909
Awaiting Trial.

At San Ignacio, the seat of local government of the district of the same name, there is incarcerated a young American, named Charles Rebstock who is awaiting trial upon a charge of murder. Accord ing to his own statement and in- formation obtained from other sources the evidence against him is circumstantial purely, and there seems no doubt that on trial he will be aquitted. It seems that like too many Americans who have come into Mexico, Rebstock, who was an employ of the railway, made too free for his own good with the native brands of liquors tequiIa, meScdl and the like. One evening he went up to a village near the railway camp where he was employed, and proceeded straightway upon the fiery bever. ages of the country, doing SC to such success that quickly he was uncon- scious completely of his surround. ings and of his own actions like. wise. Where he went or what he did after imhlbing several glasses of tequila is unknown to himself. He knows only that he came to consciousness the day following in the local jail with charge of mur- der lodged against him. A native had been found killed, but no one saw Rebstock with deceased at any time; but as the latter had on his fighting clothes" when arrested the assumption by the authorities is that the man had encountered Rebstock when in fighting mood and had lost his life. After pre- liminary examination Rebstock was removed to San Ignacio to await trial in the district court.
 The young man in the unfor- tunate predica comes of a good family, we'll to do, and he is said to be d nephew of Rebstock, tbe millionaire manufacturer in St Louis and Chicago. His dis. tracted mother is making every effort to secure his release, and it is reported that she has sent $1200, gold, to pay lawyers to defend him.
The oasis., 1909-06-26

February A, D., 1909 personally came before me EdWard'T. Price Notary Public for the State Of Delaware, F. T. Shive, $. E. ROberson and Harry w. Davis, parties to the foregoing eer- titicate of incorporation, known to me person. ally to be such, and severally acknowledged the said certificate to be the act and deed ut the signers respectively and that the facts therein stated are truly set forth.
 GIVEN under my hand and seal of office the day and year aforesaid.
 EDWARD T. PRICE, Notary Tutlic Edward T. Price Notary Public for the StGte of Delaware. Appointed May 2S l0O6 Tenn nt office four years.
The oasis., 1909-06-26
STATE OF DELAWARE.
OFFICE oF rHE SEcRErARN nF SrArl

UFFICE OF THE bECRETARN OF STATE, l, DANIEL o. HASTINGS. Secretary of state of the State of Delaware do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is true and correct copy of certificate of Incorporation of the TRANSFORMATIONS c CDaPANY," as received and filed in this office the first day of February A. D. 1909 at 12 80 o'clock D m
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and official seal. at Dover, this twentyfifth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine. SEAL DANIEL o. HASTINGS,
 Secretary of State June l9-July 24,
The oasis., 1909-06-26

Heavy black cardboard fol mounting photographs for sale a, THE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1909-06-26

STATE OF DELAWARE, COUNTY OF NEW CASTLE es'
 BE IT REMEMBERED that on tlfis lst day of
The oasis., 1909-06-26
H. W. KELSEY,
 D. R. KELSEY, w. F. CHENowETH, w. A. 0'CONNoR.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ.

Before me, Phil Herold Notary Public in and for the County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, duly commissioned and sworn, on this day personally appeared II. w. Kelsey, D. R Kelsey, W. F. Chenoweth, and w, A. O'Con. nor, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of incorporation, and who signed the same i'm my presence, and they severally acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the Dur pose and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 2Sth. day of May A. D. 1909
 My commission expires July l, 1912 tSEALl PHIL HERoLD,
 Notary Public.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13
The Mystery of
 the Yellow Room
 By GASTON LEROUX
(CHAPTER XIv-Continued)

looked closely at Rouletabiile and
 could not help smiling on hearing this
 boy of eighteen talking of man who
 has proved to the world that he was
 the finest police sleuth hound in Flu
 rope.
 You smhe." he said. You are wrong. swear I will outwlt him and
 in striking way. But I must make
 haste about it. for he has an enormous
 start of me, given him by NJ. Robert
 Darzac, who Is this evening going to
 increase 1t still more. Think of 1t,
 every time the murderer comes to the
 chateau M Darzac by strange fatal
 ity absents himself and refuses to give
 any account of how he employs his time"
 Every time the assassin comes to the chateaur' cried Has he re- turned. theny'
 Yes. during that famous night when the strange phenomenon occurred" Twas now going to learn about the as- tonishing phenomenon to which Roule- tabille had made allusion half an hour earlier. without giving me any explana- ton of It. At last, in short, rapid phrases he acquainted me with things which plunged me into a state border ing on complete bewilderment. Indeed the results of that still unknown sci-
 ence known as hypnotism. for exam
 pie. were not more inexplicable than the disappearance of the matter of the murderer at the moment when four persons were within t0nch of him.
 speak of hypnotism as would of cleo trici.y. for of the nature of both we are ignorant. and we know little of their laws. cite these examples be- rause at the time the case appeared to me to be only applicable by the mex plicable--that Is to say, by an event outside of known natural laws. And yet If had had Rouletabillsis brain should. like him. hsve lad present. ment of the natural explanation. for
 the most curious thing about all the mysteries of the Chandler case was the natural manner in which he explained them
 I have among the papers that were sent me by the young man after the affair was over notebook of his. in which a complete account Is given oi | the phenomenon of the disappearance of the matter of the assassin and the thoughts to which 1t gave rise 1T | tha mind of my young friend IL is preferable, think, to give the reader this account rather than to continue tc ! reproduce my conversation with Roule
 tabille.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13
CHAPTER XIV.
The Trap.

"EAsT night. the night between
 the 29th and the 30th of Oc-
 III tober." wrote Joseph Roule-
 S tabilie. "I woke up toward l o'clock in the morning. Was it sleep lessness or noise without? The cry of the Bete du Bon Dieu rang out with sinister loudness from the end of the park. I rose and opened the window. Cold wind and rain. opaque darkness, silence. I reclosed my window. Again the sound of the cats weird cry in the distance. I partly dressed in haste. The weather was too bad for even & cat to be turned out in 1t. What did 1t mean, then--that initiating of the new ing of Mother Angenoux's cat so near the chateaul l seized good sized stick. the only weapon had. and with out making any noise opened my door.
 "Thc gallery into which l went was we'll lit by a lamp with reflector. felt keen current of air and on turn ing found the window open at the ex- treme end of the gallery, which l call the 'off turning gallery to distinguish it from the right gallery. on to which the apartment of Mile. Stangerson opened. These two galleries cross each other at right angles. Who had ieft that window open or who had come to open it? l went to the window and leaned out. Five feet below me there was a sort of terrace over the se'ni- circular projection of a room on the ground floor. One could if one wanted jump from the window on to the ter race and allow oneself to drop from 1t into the court of the chateau. Who ever had entered by this road had evi- dently not had n key to the yestibrle door. Rut why should l be thinking of my previous nights attempt with the ladder? Because of the open window. left open perhaps by the negligence of servant? reciosed it. smiling at the ease with which built drama on the mere suggestion of an open window.
 Again the cry of the Beta cu Bon Dieu and then silence. The rain ceased to beat on the window. All in the cha teau slept. I walked with infinite pre- caution on the carpet of the gallery On reaching the corner of the right gallery I peered round it cautiously There was another lamp there with reflector which quite lit up the several objects in 1t, three chairs and some pictures hanging oa the wall What was I doing there? Perfect silence reigned throughout. Everything was sunk in repose. What was the instinct that urged me toward Mile. Sanger sons chamber? Why did voice with in me cry. Go on to the chamber oi Mile. StangersOn!' cast my eyes down upon the carpet on which was treading and saw that my steps were being directed toward Mile. Sanger sons chamber by the marks of steps that had already been made there Yes. on the carpet were traces of foot steps stained with mud leading to tht chamber of Mile. Stangerson. Horror
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13
Caught in the Rain

Then a cold and a cough--let it on--get pneumonia CT eonsunp' that 6 all. No matter how you your cough don t neglect it--take lard's Horehound Syrup and youT over 1t in no time. This sure eurt conghs, colds, bronchitis and all puss nary diseases in young and old. by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13
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And he pointed to the farther end of the chateau. where a ladder stood resting against the stone brackets sup porting the terrace, under the window which I had found open. The projec- tion of the terrace had prevented my seeing it. Thanks to that ladder, it was quite easy to get Into the 'off turn ing gallery of the first floor. and l had no doubt of 1t having been the road taken by the unknown.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13

For a rubber tired outfit, just p the 0. K.-fSf.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13

Victor, Edison and Colvmbia Talking Machines and Rec
 ords at Wightman's Globe $ Music Store
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-13

(Ts be continued.)
Woodruff County news. [volume] (McCrory, Ark.) 1901-1910, 1909-01-28

R. M. Conner was business visi-
tor in Little Rock the first of the
week.
Messrs M. W. Thompson and
7. A. Munns have returned from
few days visit to friends at Wi
vile.
Miss Pearl Vanderburg, of
Morton, visited her friend, Mrs.
Boyd Angus, here from Saturday
till Sunday.
The people of McCrory will soon
have an opportunity to buy high
grade candies at home. The Howell
Drug Co., has secured the exclusive
agency for Hoadley's Candies and
they, like Hoadly's Cream, are of
the highest quality and purity. Re
member,
You can get it at Howell's.