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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

? GfS. NS6ipeiucbraten pecr Gotcietten poo.
21s Eio. Rippeniteat 20c.
Srifdbe Sdulieru 97sc.
. Rio. 9orterbpuie', SirIpius pber Sipunos
Steaf 29e.
Sbpeines9 iieren 5Ae. 9fo. 8inbsIeber 6hc.
Cigar Qureb" Sfinfen ooer Sped 1213
az Ifnnb Rotrcuii. 29c.
3 7 ltuo COMPOUND, 29c.
Gelifateieu.S epariement.
4 Bto. Sad. 8inofleifb, 29e.
gSeibe gSitrii. 17sr.S
Sdlin,elsgologra t21ac. Hto.
Gtgarren.
10 sc. sGi1arreit POO. mo 90 Clamps nit
ieoer diiie.
80 gigatren $i.45 mo so Clamps nit
4 Sorien: p6rout Sent," ~SnfIertbIc, "
rSuln Guuebtcr" lno Savanna SmoterS, "
ale glite &c. sSienrren.
Scibhfabristrte Ganotrs.
9rfter SIur mo GroaeidboB - Supettese trabe.
Spe5ien: Croft IL @llen's uCuc5 Gonielt.
zoe. sGhpfolaee. Some Spuu," nnler ISrei5
SOC. pro. 'Ffune, Ile Sorten 9tuB. Slogc 100,
Gnitait BE; 29c. Etdnit 1nffD Toe.
Pcrnbetmer Srps.'
gruke SamtlieH.2abeu,
Gahstts.etrabe. Surdh bis sur aexinstoa. etraAe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Sdlicft in Hutbiucbr.

Spc5iolsEoli5ilt Der .Fbilooelpbid
Baltimore & INSTRUMENTATION"
crtoppt Observation-Disclosures
bcnl Gincn, Der iid) ongcblid) nit
cinenl Nepolper CUR @cbr lctte.
Sr. 9huS. Y. @ilion, cin Spc-
5lal Foli5ilt Scr philadelphia, Dol
tinlorc lnlO @oibinNtonr gobnNclcll.
idloit," crtopptc Q~citcrn 9(beno ae1cn
9 llbr al Der @rcujSuu1o ser Moibcr.
Strobc mo Der @clciic ser genonll.
ten @ubn 5mci MGnncr, olS tic I'M
Ge9riff Iton0cn, cine Eurtic aupfcr.
0rubt 81 ltcblcn. NlS CT lid onid)idte,
Oieielbcn ST uerbofttL glollbtc CT,
cincn Hcpolpcr in Der &Mno ocS 81
nell, Nonlcns Sncob Garter, III Icbcu.
Scr Foli5iit 500 borolli icincn Ne
polutr mo f%cllertc. Die <ael trof
Garter ON rCd)tcn SuBfnGdcl; cr
iullrbc iml Entrpllpaoen ocS morn.
meitlid)cn GiltriftS nod Dem Son10o.
potbildcn Soipitol ol Der Wount.
StroBc gcbroht, 100 icin 3llitono oils
lld)t lcbcto9cl0brlid) nl1aelebcn miro.
Scr 5lpcltc Der onaeblihen Iiebe,
gl1tin &cnniS bon Or. 1886, Noro.
@ilnlor- Strobc, muroc perboitct nuo
llod) Der noropcltlid)cn Eoli5liitotion
acbrdd)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
Nus &crcinsfrciicn.

@cncrolsS crlummlung ulO Seomten-
nobl beS ySeutonia e 8ronfen=
l(ntcrItilBlngs g Gercins." -
SGmmtlid,c oltc 9earntc ipieocr-
crmdblt. - Notwithstanding
0ea .llntel SrGiig. Ecrcens." -
9lnocrc Gcreillsllod)ridtcn.
Ser yScutonio = arnnfcn q. Inter
ItilblnA@ .Gcrcin" belt geltcrn 9lbcnb
lcine @enerol-& criummllnl uno DC
antcnmobl ob, IN meld)er oic nnd)iol=
Ncnocn oltcn @enmtcn micber er.
mGblt mllrocn: ErGiibcnt hilbert
9iittncr, %icc ErGiiocnt gilbert
Stdotler, SctrctGr Mid)ucl Sdult,
teib, Sd,otnlciiter SSronS Sill, ,.
&icc-Eraiiocnt Scrmonm Scron. Der
0inon6berid)t murbe nit groBem Sci-
foll cnt9cgen gcnontnGen.
Hntcl @rGiig Screen.
Der %"llntcl NrGii9 &ercen" bielt
aeitcrn Nbcno in Nenrp Sd,lcmnes'
Snllc an &alloper p Warft ieinc re
%gelm1Bi9e Monots &criommluno
ob. Fruliocnt SriB @ebrenberg iilbr-
te Den &orlit, m1brcnb ScfretGr s..
bon Seine ais Erototollmlt iul1girte.
is iullroen G%irloOungen bon Der
nIrbeitcr @ieoertoiel," Dem o@erma-
nia : Surnucrein" ulb Dem .&or-
D0rts" ungenonlnlcn. IS mllrbc Der
@elflnB gefubt, I'M Soufe bes Som.
nlers rrci Slsflilgc 81 be%ronltalten,
oereil arrangements Dem it~Grlbigcn
Geranilgunga Gon1itc ilbcrtragen
mllrocn. Icrner bcid)loB Der Tcrcin,
Dem oSontcn 9r1lia &rrcen" 5l
heilen %. SllbilGumL boS am %. bS.
MitS. qeicicrt miro, eilt ,uerthpolles
@eldenf 5u ilberrcihell Sier ncllc
Wit9lieber iollben Tuinobnlc ullb >
mllroen porgcl6logcn,
o. ertm II / as nnclaucG s. 8. s..
Cos .Gernlonia 9 Gonclape pom
Derbellerten Sroen Der Septalopben"
belt geItern I6en0 IN Srn. Hiifiel'S
Sollc al Scr Moro 2 SrcoeridItroBe
ieinc regelnlGBige @~crinmlluth in
lpclder &orbcreitungcn fir Den onl
oritten Sitertag itattfinoenocu Sab.
resboll 9etroffen mllroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

NItcr Iuftipnator tobt,
= IN gorf. To, lit onl GomnerIto g
&r. 9lfreo s. u. Muttbeips I'M Sitter
pom 81 Sobren gcitorben. 2nnge
mar Serr Wottbe1pa Sel1ior-Dtitglieo
Der Nltftionsfirma Mottbelps &
&irflonb BON bier mo oils ioIher iii
lueiten &~reiien befonnt mo gead)tet.
Siir % Sabre qebortc CT Dem 1irtf-
toriium oes bieiigen @efdngniiies AT.
Gr billtcrlGBt icinc @ittme, Die leinc
5weite @attilt mar, orsi Sobnc unb
orei Sodter - :, ". Mottbelps bon
Baltimore, Sronf 4. llno Tolano
MnttbeipS bon Nclu Oprf, Srou
u. Giifcnocricr, Sron Sroltcis M.
@ippnn nno Srou @iaiom u. 9lod
bon baltimore.
Gtnmanb gcgen bicaIoge
gegcn Gr. Snort. Hid)tcr
@orter bon Der Mbtbeilun9 Nr. . ocS
Criminal eribta bat ciilen Gin.
ipoilo gegell cine gegcll Sr. Senrp
W. Slparb mcgen olgcbliher 9(l,S-
ilbrng Gr5tli6cr Eroris obl,c 9icer5
ldluebenoe aluge ouired)t erboltcn
init Der gcgriiltbrulg, bab ole s(n-
flagc nltt bclagt, baB 81. Swnrb
leille NrariS llo6 DEM 1. Sonltor
1898 begann, on lpcldem Gage ooS
Be1eb III Strait trnt, Dos cine Sicen,
ppridyreibt.
Sotte W itleib mil Sieb.-
Treoerif Slofier, ipeld,er Dor sipei
Wod)el dt GothcOralitraBe SrGulcit
Carrie ". Sitlting. elmer Stclogrn,
pbiltin bes Gedtsanmolts @m. :.
S'grien. cilic SD entboltenbe 9orlc
entriB rno al Gb~arlesitroBe feit9e.
ilofltinclt iDuroc, nafbem i'm Sri.
6nliiltg oerioIgt botte, lpuroe geItern
oitrb &idlter @orter in Nbtbeilung 2
oes Griminolgeribts alif slntrag Der
@eitoblcrcn parolirt. Sri. Sultiug
bate nit Slpfier Mitleib, nafoen
oelien gltpolt ~aiisgeiogt bate, oab
oerielbc Sen Giebitabl gus Notb be-
ging.
Sic Gbtlipino- aopeIIc
aus 80 Ginge6orelten Der fernoItlifell
9ciibuna beitebeno, giebt beute Abenb
i'm vSpric" Gin Gon5ert, fir bas Elm
reifbaItiges Hrogramm flaiiiiher Ii.
polfstbiimlif)er Mi,iif aafeeiteat lit
3ie Gapele fam nod ben Ser. Stoa.
ten, Inn 1beil OH Der Snai,gurations-
Yarabe 5lt nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
bca @crIcbten fritiidj

Inter Der 9lnihulbigun9 i6rcl
@uttcL ocn NeJcr WiorIbol @urret1
Don Nr. 70S, NlbcrtitroBe, aeidolicl
III bobcn, libt Die 35sjGbrige Negerit
9lnto @arrett in Scr norbmeltlid)el1
Tnliiaiitution. mdbrenb Der Scrmum'
oetc int fritIid)cn ,}uItonoc int $50.
mloopotbiihin Soipitnl" oil beI
Mountitrobc bornicbcr lic9t, wphil,
CT IN Der Nmbllon5 ocs noroncltli
hen GiitriftS iIber9efiibrt wlrOe. 81,
Snd)c creignetc iid) geitern Nbcnb &c.
gen s llbr in Oet @obnung bes Gle.
poorCS, mo Die Sroit iporb flr5 bo.
raul pom Scr1eonten McGosfp felt
acl,ommell. @ic Die Negerin in bct
Eoli5eiitntion crflQrt, mar ibr Mann
III ullgctrilnfcllcn 3ultulloc nod
SallIt 9%cfomlten ilno bate nit ibl
Strcit ongciungcn. >Snl Terloliic ots.
ielbcnL 10 cr5dbltc, tic pciter, 500 CT
cincn HepolpU; ais lie ptrilldJte, i'm,
Oeniclhen olla ser Sonb 5n nince,,
cntlilo lid Die @oifc, nno oie allgcl
,orong hcm NcNcr IN Die &intldbe.
Sam mit.Ocm 2 Nrefen . a.
pom. 49, Ser noun Sabre alte ,Sero-
me Scngro pon Nr. III, Siib.0etbcl4
ltruBc, liei qeIttrn Nbtno Dor Dem
6oltie pr. 221. Siips 0rooOiuon 81.
reft Dor ei1eu Strubenbnbnuo0ooll
Der Mubiion Nucnlie.S inie uno mur.
De bon Dem Muggon criuBt, chc Der
Wotorntall1 StBteren gum Sultcll
brin9en folnltc. @liidlid,er @eiic iiel
ser anobe je0od) in Die S%dubporrid)-
tl,g mo ertginG oilf oicie @eiic jegs
lid]er &crltBunN.
81. NntobuSe airGc. = 81,
Der fatboliidtl ct. Sofoblls. Stride
miro morgcn bel Den perid)icocnc1
Meiien Die idGrlidc Goqefte fir Dos
BON ben Ttoemptoriite1t!F otres &c.
leitctc Ct. s(rtonins sMoiicnbous oil
Der Noro-G tlltrul,a petiie, ilnbe Der
eager. StroBc, porgeltomnitn.
81 Gbrtn beS ct. StoitpGs airdcn.
@erid6ilernn8S Gcreirss~ lfinoet an
10. MGr5 III Ser ct. SSofobitS Stride
ell icicrlifcS @odomt itott, bei Dem
ein olls GOO Sd)lllfinoern 5~ltior1nrcll
geicBter Gbor utter 2citltn0 oe3
9rilbers Irnncis rllo oes Srgoniitcn
Nrof. Wid)ocl Sh1fer iinacn miro.
N6Icbcn. - SIN Nltcr BON 60
5obrcn id,ic0 an Sonneritog Sroll
GoriS Sdollmcper. Satin oes Srll.
4n9uit SdoQmeper. aus Dem 2cben.
Sic 9eeroign1g iinoet am Monto9
Mahmittng nm = ubr bonn 5rauer,
bouie Nr. 1906. SitSofimonitroBe,
alls ltntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

iccllc beS orittcn 9(fteS iagten NtBcr.
orocutIid) SIT.
Am 6rcitog, Den II. MGr5 miro
bieieIbe @eieuidait ben Sd)pant
,Tic @clt ubne MGnner" cuiiiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
& tau Oh II a.

enttdu DUNG. Gait:
~6hrdtbar Iangmeilis lit es bier;
brin9en Sic mir NAL cine @nrTt!!"
aenner (mitlciois): ,@a. fpemt
Sic lid, oamit Die 3eit pertreiben
mollen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

annoe. - Ser Sblips, oen i'd
nciliG bel Sbnen sefauit babe, Iteiet
INNER III Die Sobe, id moht' i'm
inntauIfIcn." Gerfduier: .aber
Dos muB ia 10 lein, oesbalb beiBt ct
id ,Solrilten.arauatte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
llnfGa lpocr @crbrcdrn?

Ser NcafB @aripadp GorYfctt BON lei.
lleF GrolA III Dgh& opi asidoiicn.
49, Gieiolhc dd,icht ole ShuIo ei.
ncrn llitfolE' 3il. d Ter 3uitono
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

FaMe mrs AuSlaub tefsrgt G. Naine, Ala
SnhSaltinsse.Str nate Gatsm sniesNsesne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

Wit Ser bout den Geids.
Tilan5 . Neiorm orobt eS Su gebeu.
ipie III Seine'S befonntem 8eoitt BON
Den beiber Yolen:
l(no ou Steiner bon Den 9eioen
Nollte, ooB Der onoere 5ablte,
3abltc Geilter bon Den 9ei0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08

Gtncr Der \ ii b Of c ii c II
Wlbe. Der nod ie I'M 6onareB geinad)t
pl'roc, miro ei1em Ib9eoroncten bon
Dflnlelota lod)geiagt. Gr ion elm
@ellft bon beillabe poliSeimioriger
S1Blldtcit boben unO Onrum sieben
mir eS Dor, leincn Nantcn nid)t slt
iicllncl. &iir5lid) bate CT 8elegen.
belt, cine Heoc 5u boltelt, in meIfcr
or lid) banptl1d)lif NIT Der Sarii.
rage bclduftigte. NIS er iertig ipdr,
erbob lid cin Scmofrot ltno bcboiip.
tete, i'll iciner lcBtcn Sorifreoe babe
Der Winneiotoer oaS gerobc 8eaen.
tbcll BON Dem geidat, ipos man belltc
bon lbm 5n boron betommen babe.
sd iilrd)te, mein Sreuno bon Wfin.
ileioto bat jluci Observation-Disclosures"
WIc aus oer Eiitole 9eid)ollen floa
Der MinrcIotaer IN Die S0be. ,@as?"
brittle or nit g~lltgcipiclter Gntrii.
Itlnla, oNcnn id, 5lpei perlfieoene
0elldter bate, 9laltbt irgeno Sc.
llolo, ooB id) Damn NIT Dem 8eIidt
bier b|eritnllalifcn miiroc?"
(yWtilmoufce @crnlunia."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
grogefhob - SabettesS traBe.
Communication i'm Hnocl. Otad,cu.

IN inherent 9rbeeihob finoen sic beiite etre
perfefte a61in bfi'nt 9iuoetsAIaden. sic ibteis
oct ~oieieIbel 70 brett oher 70 id,rral, ipic eS
Sbnen past. Sic piro Sbncn nuBeroem bic
bette l)ietbuhe beS aoheris BON 3uoelinppe Iebz
ren. ooer bic 6eriielIina bon Juoels9bdrlotte
ooer Fubbing. Sa bic 9iltbeIn ppr SIREN Nn.
Jeu9en. oab nur Mebl mlo 9ier itnh feline trent
ben Subiinn3eit perpulot iueroer. Treis tjc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08
SpeSten! Speatel!
= AssS,Snetr sn ,,eS ~ ,,strv,oA,

9Rir oerfnufen beiitc friiben G6mierfifc DOE,
SidmiIh, befonoers fir 9ernbeimer'S Bros.
bon elmer Der beiten i~cnitdreH MolIereien Il
Wiarhlano %bereitet; SC. Quart, iino nit ieocl
lie. Srii6e 9literutild, &c. Quart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-08


Sn unferen SeIifatefiens9 cpa rienteut firben
Gle einen Metaer bel Der SerftelIiin9 bon
J8irif, bic mir fifr Toe. onS Yiuro perfalfer.
gpir tbnn oies, baniit Gle feben. iuoraus Die
Wurft befieDt, IA oie.e Wiebser eepiiienlos
finb, bat 8nrit eineit boferi 9tuf. 9lird bic
Concentration beifen, mas mir oerfanfen. Ia}iel
mir Der 8urit @ere6tiefeit lpioerfabrcn, 70 bah
biefer piel aeitmdbte ulto ms gd6erlide ae'
5osene grtiieI luieoer in pie elite per ,antrdeli'
ehen. rabrbaften u,o reinIi6en NibrnitieI duf'
acnonimer miro. Gebt ben Wlebger bel Der sr.
belt: sSurit nit GAGE coer eeuerie a%e'uiir3t,
Toe. pns .Efuns.
Sfeiih. q
Grbeef6ob - Supeites StraBe.
Comm SoroerrierfeI 39c. ~
2ann,46 interpiertel SOC.
g6meiHsripperi 3bc. Bib. fJ
Shmorinntni 4Nc. Gfo. -
b. sAin0stieren Sc. Effid.
s. $50. SaIsHeiid 20e.
Srif6e Sdbinfen II &c. Gfo.
1 sHtb. ghudroaft 29c.
Eieie- sHinfen SIG. BIB.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
STABLE AND CORRAL.

YOUR HORSE needs clipping now. l do the work quick and good. En-
 signs Livery and Sale Stable. Cor. First and Adams Sts. Phone Main 96.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
FOR RENT.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPTNG ROOWk
 3 rooms and screen room, electric lights and gas. Rent. SIS. .0O
 rooms and screen room, electric lights and gas. Rent. t....... .S1S.OO
 rooms. bath, electric lights and gas. Rent .................S .Sl5.OO
 rooms and screen room, electric lights and gas. Rent. .S1O,O0
 All the above are furnished. have best of shade, fine places for the summer, no charge for water.
 COLE BROTHERS.
 REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AGENCY 21o w. Wash. St. Phone Black 2681.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

COME TO US when you want . trunk roped and hauled. Only a6c. AL ways on time. Lightning Delivery and Storage Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

SsSSH15~Sc~N|rSr~rSc~"~~~c~~c MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS-kxperI- enced card reader. Sees past, present and future. Ladies. 25c; gentlemen. 5O cents. 22s Buchanan St., corner Third
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
A SOUTH SIDE APPEAL
 ID THE TAX PAYERS
The Need of Connection With Phoenix Via Center Street. F.

To the tax payers of Maricopa County: Our appeal for fairness and justice by the people of that great section oi about thirtyfive thousand acres oi fine agricultural land adjoining Phoe- nix on the south side of Salt River foI a bridge at Center street.
 Tempe already has a railroad bridge and railway facilities, and her people would mostly come to Phoenix by train anyway, even if they had g wagon bridge. ,.-.-.
 The people of the great section ad- joining Center street, Phoenix, on the south side of Salt River. have no rail- road bridge or railway facilities, and many people have been drowned in the past in attempting to cross the river here and will be in the future If nc bridge is built at this point.
 Why build all bridges at Tempe and let the people of this great section ad- joining Center street, Phoenix, with its large and rapidly increasing popu- lation (besides the thousands of h. dians) struggle with death in their at- tempts to reach Phoenix via Center street? At least in all fairness, and in the name of humanity. build the first bridge at Center street.
 Did you read in the papers about that terrible tragedy in the Salt River at Center street, Phoenix, when death claimed a victim in the raging current of the treacherous Salt River, in an at tempt of some parties to reach Phoe- nix last winter? Besides. there were many narrow escapes from drowning This has happened many times in the past and will happen many times in the future if no bridge is built at Gen. ter Street.
 Remember. should you vote no bridge at Center Street, and majority Is against same, yours may be the vote that signs the death warrant of many more poor victims at this point in the future.
 In making a round trip to Phoenix via Tempe from some parts of this great section adjoining Center street Phoenix, 1t is necessary to travel from forty to sixty miles. The people of this great section ad- joining Center street, Phoenix, are anxious to be able to come to Phoenix
 
 attempting to do so, or be compelled to go to Tempe. which is many miles out of the way for most of this section. They also wish to stop the terrible tragedies that are happening at the Center street crossing.
 The conditions have become so urg- ent for bridge at Center street that the people of this great section have raised a bonus of s5O,O0O for bridge at Center street, Phoenix. This bonus has been contributed to by many peo- pie. including s10.OOO from the United States government for the protection of thousands of Indians who have cul- tivated farms on their reservations.
 Many statements are being made by interested parties. misrepresenting the great Phoenix south side section, to influence votes, as any one can see who will investigate.
 P McCALLUM, A resident of the South Side, opposite
 Phoenix, for six years.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

WANTED-Horses or young stock to pasture; prices right. F. A. Tuck, Mcdowell road.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

LOST-Leather fob, with elks tooth fastened to end, bearing figures "22S" Leave same at Southwestern Realty O., and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

buy alfalfa, oats. bar ley and wheat, baled hay; must be first-class, well cured and well baled with No. Is or larger wire k. O. Slocum, stone warehouse, South Sec ond ave.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Money, by not buying sporting goods from Galpin's gun store.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

The biggest picnic of the season at Tempe next Thursday. You are in vited to come and bring the family or sweetheart, if you haven't a family.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
PAINTING.

-~O~ONO~O~-~O~~@$~~~~No~N~~~ for good; here to stay; here for business. Collyer, the painter. Paint your house, hang your paper; tinting walls a spe- cialty; work guaranteed; bonds, ref erences and estimates furnished. J. M. Collyer, The Moss, 401 w.. Washington. Phone Black 8392.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

WANTED-TO borrow at once for 60 days $500; will pay 2 per cent per month. Address A 15, care of this office.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06

NEW WOODYARD removed from 909 w. Buchanan to 501 West Washing ton. Phone Red 9051. George Hurst, Proprietor.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY

Eight-room modern two story brick residence, with reception hall, 3 screen rooms, large verandas, house extra we'll built, about two years ago; has horse shed and corral, nice lawn, flowers, etc. Occupies corner lot and facing east. A real nice home, and you can't build cheaper yourself. PRICE AT THIS OFFICE, s5ooo. This home is in best of location, north.
 Eight-room modern brick, with large screen room and fine ver- anda, with best of shade, nice lawn, flowers; has large lot and faces east. The contractor who built this house will tell you that you can't build the house alone for what is asked for this place. Located less than block from car line and in first-class neighborhood. Price for a short time by this office exclusively, S380o.
 Six-room modern frame, in the University Addition; has 135 feet frontage, pretty lawn and shade; has porcelain bath, instantaneous heater and gas range that go with the house. This place has been the home of one of our best citizens, who is now leaving the city and is making a special price to dispose of it. Will sell furnished or unfurnished. Price at this office S2500.
 Four-room cottage, not modern, owned by above party and next door; has 65-foot frontage, and is now rented unfurnished for S12.50 per month. For an invest ment or for home this place is good buy at present price of only 5000, with terms.
 Two nice lots in University Addi ton for s200 each. Lots every where. See us for prices. The H. 1. Latham Co. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
 LOANS, INVESTMENTS,
 RENTALS.
 115 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-06
VETERINARY COLLEGE

 BULLETIN San Francisco Veterinary
 College now ready. Mailed free. pr.
 C. Keane, 1918 Market St.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-17
NEW CHURCH FOR
WEEQUAH|C PARK
Rev. Frederic O'NeiIl Has Sc
cured Plot and May Build
in the Fall.

The Rev. Frederic O'Neill, rector of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrament,
in Clinton place, in the Clinton Hill
section of Newark, announced today
that he had Just secured a fine plot of
ground in the Weequahic Park end of
the city as a site for a new church.
The plot is at the southeast corner of
Custer and Peshine 1t ron
200 feet on Custer ven and runs 100
feet on Peshine avenue. The price paid
is said to be $1,000.
Father ONeill may start building a
church for the Catholics of that section
early next fail. He will have charge of
the new parish. Bishop O'Connor has
formed boundary lines for the parish.
They n Hawthorne avenue on the
north and Elizabeth avenue on the
east. The taking of a census of the
new parish will be begun Tuesday next
in Johnson avenue. The patron saint
of the new church will be St. Charles
Bcrromeo.
II enough money shall be subscribed
Father .O'Neill will begin the erection
of a church building on September IL,
and he hopes to be able to ave the
first mass celebrated in it on Christmas
%n.orning.l The population in the Wee
quahic Park section has rapidly in
creased within a few years.
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CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the county
clerks office today:
Aet:a Realty Company, owners, with
Louis Goldfarb, contractor, painting work,
S2,S49; seven houses on Parker street.
Mrs. Sarah E. Van Duyne. owner, with
Straub & Youngman, contractors. plumb
Ing work, sos; Mt. Pleasant avenue, Irv-
ington.
Michele Santoro, owner, with Pasquale
Picone, contractor, mason work, $1,000;
Glen Ridge avenue, Montclair.
Joseph Okin. owner, with the American
Saw and Planning Mill, contractors. stand
ing trim. s., $50; Howard street and Thir-
teenth avenue. Same owner with Norris
Rubin and Harry Rosenberg, contractors,
carpenter work. $1,000; same premises.
tractor, stone work, $1,700; same premises.
Charles Jones. owner, with William WIKI
stroln. contractor. all the work, $3.50;
Montclair.
w. b. Self, owner. with ]. A. Hedmau,
contractor, electrical work. SIP: South
Orange. Same owner with III. w. Hoff-
man. contractor, plumbing and heating
work. 1885: same premises. Same owner
with II. James, painting work. $494; same
William Andres. owner. with Charles $.
Cooper, contractor, mason work. 81 ,725;
Bloomfield avenue. Same owner with
Daniel Hopper. contractor, carpenter work.
$3.414; same premises.
Mary M. C.. Livingston, owner. with
Charles G. Zurich, Contractor. all the
work, $500; Parkway, East Orange.
John BE- Woolston, owner. with Bentley
Bros. contractors, electrical work, $40;
Hawthorne avenue, East Orange.
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- In Pulpit and Choir !"

come. a. r.. Codding, organist. An open air
meeting will be held 8 O'Clock at Market street
depot.
RESCUE HOME, I5 Spring street-S:45 serv-
ice In charge of Brother George Rider and
William Carey, the hallelujah engineer, and
his friends, Come and hear these wonderrul
people In and out of the church. Coop sing
ing. short testimonies. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. j. G. Simmons and his wife are expected
to be with us and sing. Harrison Colfax.
musical director: Mrs. Robert LaRoe, organist;
Professor Liscomb, pianist.
THE CHILDREN'S TEMPLE-Open-air
meetings in Lincoln Park the past two Sunday
afternoons have been a big success. There
have been in the neighborhood of 1000 children
present at the two services. Tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock the Rev. David d. Burrell,
pastor of the South Orange Presbyterian
Church. will be the speaker. Special singing
by three young men OF South Orange. These
park meetings are held for the children OF our
city and are undenominational. Milton p. Cad
mus is cornctist.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE, IS Clinton street
Frederick and Pastie Watkins Lindsay, super
ing. Sunday. at 4 O'Clock, a testimony and
praise service. s y. m, a union evangelistic
meeting. Monday evening, a penny concert for
children. concluding with pictures.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
107 Halsey street-Henry a. CozZens, secretary.
Workers Training, Glass meets at 9;is, taught
by Bradford Williams. Yoke Fellows Bible
Glass at 3 d. M. Frederick Newman. leader.
The association, jointly with a number of
churches. will conduct a service in Military
Park at $50 p. m.