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The Washington herald., 1909-06-02

1911 TO l527 PARK ROAD. near 18th st
Short distance 70 either car line.
New buildings, substantial. attractive.
complete.
Phone IN each apartment; electricity
and gas.
Open freplaces. with gas logs
Double floors beautifully finished
Good size rooms. liberal closets.
Well equipped kitchen and pantry
and rooms and bath and reception
hall.
Servants rooms, with baths In basement
Large iron porch on rear. with dumb
waiter
H L RUST SIS I4TH ST. NV S3tfs
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LOST-RED IRISH SETTER, STRAYED
CT stolen; answers 70 name OF BrCsh,
tag 9S0l- Reward Il returned 10 J. P
POLK, 1442 Lamont 81
LOST-DIAAIOND PING. ABOUT ONE
carat Liberal reward Return 10
FRED H HABLE, National Hotel 154
LOST-MAY o. a DIAMOND LOCKET.
IL 7th ST, at Majestic Thea1er. OF in 9th
St 70 Mount Vernon place; owners pic
VCre n lOcket Reward. 100 7th Ct NV.
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TABLE BOARD-I11s VERMONT AVE.
Splendid accommodations for tourists
or visitors 10 Washington: :>the best Of
food. well cooked and served properly;
ali rooms light and cool Rates by Gay,
week, or month. I5s
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

WORK FOR THE GOVERNMENT
appointment instead OF disappoint-
ment is the result Of a training in
DraUEhOn'S Civil Service Courses. Fou-
expert professors who have trained thou
sands to pass the examinations with high
est grades compiled our courses. Special
summer rates DRAUGHON'S PRACTI-
CAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1877 New
YORK ave. NV. my1e-eod.t II
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VENTILATING, HEATING, TINNING

/ CONSULT Us WITH REGARD TO OUR
heating and ventilating apparatus.
Everything the best" ZELLERS & CO,
1891 18th St NV las
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HARD CRAEs

CLEANING. PRESSING. DYEIxG.
q. COO SUITS WANTED TO BE SPONGED
and pressed at 40C Per. Wagon VIII call
THE CLOTHES DOCTOR,
1755 Pa. ave. Phone u 1889. I57A
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ROOFING.

.GRAFTON'S ROOF PAINT HAS 80
equal for durability; il protects I. 600
roofs IN Washington to-day, the result
Of - years honest. faithful service. roofs
examined and written estimates free
GRAFTON & son. Inc. 81 eth st. NV.
Phone II. go.
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RAILROADS.

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LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL sd STREET. SBw YoRE.
sz1e a. a Diner. Pullman Paricr.
800 a. n Observation Parlor. FiFe hour tain
- a n Diner and Pullu,an Psrlos Tar
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80 , n Rog1l Limited" Al Pul1zA. Shoux.
fi5s D N Coaches to Philadelphia
= 90 p n Diner and Pullman Parior
= ~ = b. irsches 70 New NorE
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3 a. n sleepers % philzdelphia ard Nez Y.rk
ATLANTIC CITY F1o '91o. IL % e. r., f1s1.
TO BALTIMORE
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WITH BOARD.
UNFURNISHED.

457 I NV LARGE, l SMALL ROOM
third floor. bay window. fronting park
$40 per month. I55
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WANTED - TRUNKS TO REPAIR:
prices reasonable; send postal; will call
and give estimates DE NEPHEWS. 905
Sth NV 17Ss-eod
LEATHER AND MATING SUIT
cases and club bags on sale. Repairing
by an expert a speciality. % years ex-
perience. c. G. LANGLOTZ, 6ss New
York ave. formerly s06 K I59
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Service EsDeeld lel belel1h M1callii
0ABLEGRAMAS.
| Austria 80 eot3
preparsndo


Nueva York, vierncs.-El gobiernO de Viena
na conscguido un cuantioso crGdito para aumen-
to dc In marina nacional y sc proponc constrnir
siete Drcadnonght'' con toda la rapidez possible
conGuc pucdan ser hechas estas formidabics ma
quinas de guerra.
Los sictc acorazados cstaran listos de'ltr" dc
tres amos scgIn La rapidez que sc trata de mprl-
mir 4 In fabrication
En- Austria reina gran cntusiasmo por este
motive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Esperando In sentencia


Nucva York. vierncs-El Sultan Abdul Ha-
mid ha sido cntrcgado para que le juzg,Ie la
Corte marcial.
El falo creesc que sera condcnatorio, Y Abdul
Hamd subira al cadalso
Hav gran expectation Ell Europa, tcincndo
otlc In sevcrdad CON cl Sultan ycncIdo pueda cX-
citar los lnimos de sus partidaros, lanzandoIos
/ una cncarnizada guerra civil
aS turbas csperan cntusiaSmadas, ebrlaS la
eiecucon del Sultan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

ESPI.ENDIDO RECIBIMIENTO

Nucya York. viernes Entire los gobicrnos
de Madrid V San Petersburgo Sc ha convcnido
en aue el Gar visitara Espaia en ei proxlmo
mes dc Mayo.
iEn las ciudades espaioas que vlsitc ei tzar
., tr,hutar3 ru recibilniento csplendido
Non Alfonso ira rccibire la frontera Y lie
..onnar,ara en- la excursion por Espaiia-
Fi Gar llevarl IN stquito brillante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

VATICINA UNA REVOLUTION

Nueva York. yierncs- Los informcs que lie
v,n do Paris dicen auc el general Castro hablan-
io con los periodistas franceses, predlcc que Ell
Venezuela estallara .pronto una fcVolucloh, pue9
ei pueblo no puedc resignarse con ei actuai go
herno.
Castro dice que eI no coopcrara a nng'in mo Il,
yImicnto de rebellion. pero que 10 Juzsa lhe'i.a
hlc en- vista del descontento que por todas li1,eS
sc manifesto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Ciento veinte
turoo8 Sk0rc4d00
ESCARMIENTO EN- CONSTANTINOPLA

Nueva York. vierncs-la Corte marciai ha
s,Onderiado 4 mucrtc Il ciento veinte turcos que
fucr0n cogidos con las arnas en- In mano, dcfcfl-
dicndo eI antigua regimen.
Los cicnto veinte partdarios del Sultan han
sido ahorcados
Este cjempIar cscarmiento. creese que deter
unInarl Of definitivo abandono dc los cScaSoS par
tidarios conque cuenta el antique regimen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Los manufactures
de aIg0d6n
Ell. BILL DE LAS TARIFAS

Nucva York, viernes Informan dc Wash
in4ton que los manufacturers de aigodon apo
van con todas sus infiuencias fuerzas parla-
mentarias el bill dc las tarfas que discute en-
ei Senado.
La animaci0n contin1a como c primer dia, Ell
el alto cuerpo legislative, Y Sc teme que este per
jiudique d la rapidez aconseJada por Mr. Taft
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
VENTA lDE NIAu'EIsH&LV.S
PARA IMPRENTA

Cajas Atlas Bajas
Componedores chibaletes sencillos dobles.
boriles con sus mazas Maquinas para lmprim;r.
prenta fabrication de la Casa, nuevosy usados,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Varias noticias

Nos comunican el sigyiente hecho
ocurrido en- Yauco: Serafin Ftdicia'no
hiri6 do am tiro de revolver bulldog
sm Ia mandibula superior 4 DomNeo
Vargas. FL case ocurri6 m Il bSrrlo
.Jacana de esta jurisdiccitn, doutic mi
nutos arstes habian tenidO una dssPur
Ia desafianslo~e dichoS ndivainos, que
,sn maquinista el Primero y csrete-
M a segumdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

La Comisi6a de festejos de Arer'-
bo. ha acordado verifiear la rcpaa'ti-
cidn do premios los miiS do las es-
clieias plbiicas hoy 30 q las tres de la
tardc, en Il palco lcvantado al cfecto
em la plaza, Y el concusso de massa-
,as y baiic en- la plaza de San Feal
pe M llevara 4 efectO I'd sibads pDr
Ia tarsle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
Capa autsrizado $14eeooo Capital rsaIzado $ss
oPERAcIoNEs QUE REALlZA

colaterae
cortoy pazo sobre 6ncas rnsticas
De obhgacoe comciales cor pazo
New York. Paris Londres Hambugo
Sobre New York Madrid
oo annual dsponbes la vista
cheques
IMPosCION ineres
hbeas desd
ON neses al 6 anua
de Sin
stomp corrientitas.
DEPOSITOS: De effective vaors.
MONEDAS: De todo los paises
IPOTEC AIAS La meJor inversion Puerto Ri
co.; pagadero semestrales
fact1ads las lurisdcone
de Adjuntas Aguas Arecbo Barceonea Ca
atilo. Da, Lola Manati Ma
RioGrande tJnado, Ybucoa Yauco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

M cnrresponsai en Arecibo, nos esl
ssusira que aysr hubo una aaarma aa
aSuells poblaeidn con motivo de- ha--
berHe inundasio los barrios de la par
te baja de Ia ciudad, q consecueneia
dc una fucrte avenids del ria Gran
dn" No ocrrricrcn d.sgracias persot-
slales.
Han empezsio en Humacao, el aire-
gio do hes camino~ vecinales de @lue-
Ia pobiaci6n.
iia sidO arrestado al individuo .Iu-
lio Porteia, que en- la tarde dc ay,r
sT,strajo cinco dollars de la propiedaS
d. .Justo Sotomayor.
Esia manana ~ va el juicio eu In
Corte Municipal y el iuez LassaNe
eomien6 al acusado 4 noventa dias dc
carcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-30

La CUrte de Distrito de la .i,rrs-
dicci,m de Camuy ha deriarado roto
81 lazo matrimonial que aInia a los cs-
posos doiia Inocencia Vazquez Davo-
la dom IIilarino Lopez.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08

rested some time ago for getting rich at Glendale by selling liquor without a license, was tried before Justice Johnstone yesterday. There was no doubt of his guilt from the beginning but if there had been it would have been removed by the testimony of his own witnesses.
 LIKE SARDINES IN A CAN-Both of the performances at the Coliseum drew packed houses last night. The western skit pleased as it has all dur ing the week. Weinricke and Waldron we're up to par. The pictures were good and the illustrated songs im- mense The change of bill this week will offer two other head liners. A very clever team is coming and also an acrobatic number that promises sevral hair raising stunts.
 DREW WELL-The shows at the Airdome drew big houses last night. Gus Bruno pleased and entertained his audience as he only can please it with his seven language dialect Decotret and RegO, in their novelty comedy sketch were great. Tomorrow night opens the highest priced act that Manager Eehlin has ever introduced to Phoenix showgoers. Miss May Boley and her rollicking ''Roly Poly girls at one time drew the highest salary act on the vaudeville stage The press and public alike commend May Boley as being as "sprightly. magnetic and winsome as America has ever produc- ed in a comedienne. An act that commands a high salary because it has proven it's value again and again in the box office receipts.
 INDIVIDUAL ROUGH HOUSE. A hack driver attempted a rough house at the Castle rooming house last night, kicking in the doors, breaking glasses and doin the bad man" stunt to perfection. Officer Fraley and Capt. Connors were called and for several moments before Connor could get near enough to help Fraley, who has en- tered by a different door than Con nors, a typical western rough house ensued. The bad actor. however, soon realized that he was up against the real article, and though the "dago red" reused his ire several times on the way to the station, he was land ed at last, and spent the night trying to kick out the bars of his cell. Both Connors and Fraley had their clothes spoiled which will cost more to them personally. than the size of the fine. S9.O0, with which the bad actor was let off.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08

BAND coNcERT-The Pioneer band will give the usual Sunday eve ming concert at the city hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
 TANNER CHAPEL, A. M. E.. CHURCH-Rev. H. Franklin Bray. pastor Sunday school at 93O; preaching at II; class meeting at 12;3O; preaching at 7:3O by Rev. J. H. Holden.
 A VISITING LEcTURER-Ellen D. Megow. treasurer of the Political Refugee Defense league. on her way frow Chicago to Oakland. Cal. is in this city for q day or two and will speak under the auspices of the so- cialists in the plaza Sunday August 8, at 1 pm.
 EN ROUTE TO ALAskA-Waltcr Talbot left yesterday for Iron Springs where he will join Mrs. Talbot and the family of Dr. Ancil Martin and journey to Seattle. From there they will set sail August 13 in company with Doctor and Mrs. A. J. Chand- Her and Mrs. J. H. McC!intock, for Alaska.
 . SURVEY APPROVED - Mineral survey No. 263O, comprising the North Star No. One, North Star No. Two, North Star No. Three. and Paris and Arizona lodes, has been approved by the surveyor general. This survey is situated in the Kofa Mining district Yuma county, and is claimed by the Golden Star Mines company.
 SET BACK WEEK--t was an n"uEced yesterday morning that Il, Phoenix school b";ir,I hal decided that the city schools sh uld open 2n September 13. There was another meeting ol the b,aI;' yr, ,tcrday at which that decision was reconsidered and the time for opening was fixed at September 20. It was thought that many of the children who are away on vacations would not have returned at the earlier date.
 MOVEMENT OF MEN-F. Teich- man of the reclamation service of- fees, has returned frolm a months vacation at Berkeley. J. c. Jenkins, purchasing agent of the service at this point left two weeks ago for months vacation in southern Califor- nit, but has returned on account of the necessary departure of his as- sistant James Sprague who was sum mOned east by the very serious ill., ness of brother In New York.
 A SICK SoLDiER--Joln II. Camp l'"' better Et. Iwh as lack campbell. Is said to be very i'll in the hospital at the ' !.;i,rs' Hnn" near santa M nica. Jack served as sergeant lS !he Rough RiG"r regiment and has also heen connected with the N. G. A.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST :
i. MONTHS GOOD TIME-Mrs. II

A MONTHS GOOD TIME-Mrs. II. NJ Thornton left on the Santa Fe yes terday morning for a months outing as the guest of Miss Elsie Comstock at Camp Beauvoir, Prescott.
 FOR IRON SPRINGS - Charlie Stauffer of the Valley Realty and Trust company left yesterday afternoon for a six weeks vacation at Iron Springs, where Mrs. Stauffer has been on an outing for the past four weeks.
 OFF FOR THE coAsT-AIiss Gym thia Byers of 539 West Jefferson left yesterday for three weeks outing at Long Beach and other coast resorts. She will also visit friends in Los An geles and Pasadena before her return.
 TO NEW YORK-G. G. Casey, on rural route No. 3, left yesterday morn ing on the Santa F'e for a six weeks visit with his brother, G. NJ Casey, who lives at Canton, N. Y. MT. Casey will stop in Chicago, at Niagara Falls and other points of interest on his way to New York
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scl- ENTIST-Postoffice building, entrance
 
 ri o'clock. Subject of the Lesson Sermon Spirit" Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at S+o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend church services.
 PUBLIC DISCUSSiON-The public discussion between Elder Will & PeIl- der and Evangelist Smith still con tinues and still educates and enter tains. Come to the plaza at 1 pm. and hear it. Sabbath school at g29 W. Buchanan street at 2:45 pm. Prayer meeting at $50 pm. Win $. Fender, missionary, 91S F. Monroe street.
 TO VISIT. RAY MINES-In their special car, Cypress, D. c. Jackling, vice president and general manager; R. E. Wells, Ray Wells. all of Salt Lake City, and Jaes Smith of England, as well as Seeley w Mudd, consulting engineer, of Los Angeles, all of the Ray Consolidated Mining company. passed through the city yesterday morning on their way to the mines. They will return by way of Phoenix.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services tomorrow, August Sth, will he as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, union service. held at the Baptist church, corner of Third avenue and Monroe street, II o'clock Y. P. s. c. E. prayer meeting. 6:3O pm Union young peoples ser vice, 7:00 pm. at the Central Metho- dist church, Center street and Monroe street. Evening service, union meet ing. held at the Central Methodist church at S:O0 pm.
 HIS OWN WITNESSES CONVICT ED-Manuel Arvallo,- who was ar
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
This Illustration Plainly Shows What
 Rengo Has Done.

This Illustration Plainly Shows What
 Rengo Has Done.
 Use Rengo. It is perfectly safe. You eat it like fruit or candy and easily and safely reduce your fat a pound a day.
 For sale by all druggists at $1.00 per full sized box. or by mail prepaid, by The Rengo Co, 33G4 Rengo Bldg. Detroit, Mich. The Company will gladly send you a trial package free by mail if you will write them direct to Detroit; no free packages at drug stores.
 Rengo is for sale and recommended in Phoenix by A. l.. Boehmer.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
HE WENT TO coNeREss-John

Luke left yesterday morning for Con gross on a vacation. He there met Mrs. Luke who has been visiting friends in Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08

He has been suffering of locomotar ataxia for some time and was quite ill r.. re but got better and went to the soldiers home. His many friends in Arizon1 will G'.., for an e.trly netterment of his condition.
 ENJOYING HIMSELF-Dr. J. C. Norton writes that he is enjoying his first vacation in two years, and if anybody has any scabby sheep or ticky cows that they want him to renovate for them them during the next two weeks. they will have to drive them to Long Beach. He has laid aside official dignity, contagious infection, surgical instruments and ev- erything else that savers of profes- sional activity and for two weeks will revel in the sand and kelp banks, en- toying all the diversions of the class ical clam.
 CROWDED WITH SUMMER WlD- OWERS'-W. l.. Carver and w. s. Goldsworthy, city ticket agent and general agent for the Santa Fe, were among the passengers on the Sum mer Widowsrs'" special to Prescott yesterday afternoon. According to Mir. Betts. the officials of the road were seen as the train pulled out hang ing onto the bars Of the rear platform, the crowd inside the cars being so great that they could not be accom- modated there
 TRIBOLET- BRAWAND-Otto Trib- olet and Miss Mary Brawand were united in marriage yesterday by Jus tice Johnstone at the probate court The groom has been resident of the valley for some time. The bride lately arrived from Switzerland.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
Save $l.25

Save S1.25. Buy a steel frame suit case, genuine leather, guaranteed by us; $14.5O case for $13.25; $7.00 case for $625; 5000 case for $5.25. Come here for your Republican. San Francisco Chronicle. Chicago Tribune, or New York Sun. Hinckley's Post office News Store. Book Stationery and Office Supplies. 136 N. Center St. Telephone Main 11G.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
ICE TEA

The cup that cheers but does not change the gait. We have it in our fine Blended Teas from 5O cents up.
 Try our blend of India Tea, 40 cents the pound; especially prepared for Ice Tea. We will be pleased to sub init samples. Ring us up. Phone Red 2601.
 VALLEY TEA 6 COFFEE HOUSE.
 131 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-08
CHRISTIAN cHuRCH-Rev. Lew

is of California will preach at the Christian church this morning at 10:15. All members of the church are requested to be present.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-09-09
MR.. FAN SAYS:--

That makes three straight shut outs
for Danville. not having been scored
on in the last p innings. Also in the
three games the opposing teams have
been allowed but eight hits.
In the last three games Danville has
made II hits; one of these was home
run, one Il three bagger, We're two
baggers and the other eight We're sing
les, total of thirty-five bases
The crowd at the afternoon game on
Labor day was the second largest of
the season, there being 1900 paid ad-
missions and probably 1900 people ON
the grounds.
Sweeney, on the job as umpire, was
all to the good. A number of his de-
cisions We're close, but he performed
the difficult task of giving satisfaction
to both.sides.
Ross Shipe, Nescopeck' star twirler.
certainly marred his beautiful strike
otlN ltNOI'l pu NIdN, nOl DtllE
able to fan more than of the locals
in each game.
Mackert came near to getting "A pre-
sent of a ton of Amesbury' S coal when
his home run cleared the left field
fence just IA few feet from the sign.
When theInews ofIDanville's second
victory and the elevation of this
towns club to the top of the league
was received at Nanticoke Monday
afternoon. several hundred Alden fans
who We're gathered around the score
board awaiting the news, threw up
their hats and shouted for JOY.
\ Danville fan walked into a popular
soda water dispensary yesterday and
asked the clerk for IA "Nanticoke. ="
What kind is that?' asked the one
behind the counter. Lemon" of
course, replied the witty one.
If things break Danville's way from
now on the locals will have the plea
sure of seeing pennant on the ball
grounds flag pole.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1909-09-09
The Queen Bee,

The truth is that throughout all the
wonder workings of the beehive the
queen is little more than an instru-
ment, Il kind of an automaton, merely
doing what the workers compel her
to do. They are the real queens in
the hive, and the mother bee is
the real subject The workers have
made her for their own wise purpose,
just as they make the comb and the
honey to store in it. The egg she is
hatched from is in no way different
from any worker egg. If you take
one from a queen cell and put it in
the ordinary cell it will hatch out Il
common female worker bee and an
egg transferred from worker comb to
n queen cell becomes a full grown
queen. Thousands and thousands of
worker eggs are laid in a hive during
made into a queen if the workers
chose. But the worker egg is laid in
4 small cell, and the larva is bred on
n bare minimum of food at the least
possible cost in time, trouble and
space to the hive, while when n new
queen is wanted a cell as big as your
finger tip is built, and the larva is
stuffed like a prize pig through all its
five days of embryo life until, with
unlimited food and time and room TO
grow in, it comes out at last n perfect
mother bee.-Van Norden's Magazine.