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New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

dINIA IKE ALMANAC.
Sunrise T:1 Sunset 5;l6 Moon Moons age as
HIGH WATER
M-Sandy S:l4 Gov Island 545i He'll C;ats 7.as
P.Msandy Hook $3.50 Gov Island 6:ao Hell Cat s.ia
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
MEdTRofoLITAN d OPERA HOUSE.

Under the direction OF Mr. Heirric5 -,
This Evg-. at S-AIDA- Emma Fa-s-
Caruso. Scotti PlancOn. MuhIrnaru Co15-- y.elSer.
Thurs Aft. Feb >. at e:30-RHEINC;CT0 n ''Ssa ga
Stad Weed Homer. Alren Ralph SIuIfor1 Te,-sa- rrsa-
van tsooy, Coritz Dippel. Biass. MuhIHarns So. So
Greder Conductor. Hertz Aeiss
FIJI EFg Feb ; at S-LES HCGTE ENOTS N.-s
walker and Sembrich Caruso, PIancon Scc..S ''tc@
net. Besue- Conductor. Visua- tt J'a--
sat AT. Feb 3. at ROMEO ET JE-r VE-r-
ma hanles. BaUeTmeistsr, Jacobv- SaIAzs r1,-a- -
Journet Bars. Parvis, MdhI-uann Begse f71d- 100
IE-itSINS1E ER AIten, Homer; Dppel. Van Roov e1,.
tTorltz RelsS- Athlu1aEn GTeder C0nd-r Eo-r, -
- : sun. EVg, FEB .. at $50 at popular n-i-..
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT S1i,s-.
Nordlca Ackte. GtraldOni Parvis Pollock r-.s
MetTop- Opera Orchestra Coud'r. Franko -l'Is
don- hVS-. Feo- O. AZ S-BALLO IN NAS0H=7.
Emma Eames thrst appearance n this opera s-
Homer; Caruso ScottL PIanecn Jou~nes Ra~,s So
dant Cond'r. Vtgna. @s-1' S''-
Wed Evg.. Feb a s-IES HV-(3TENOrs -.
dica- Walker and Sembrtch; Caruso PIaDcnp S.s..,
Journet. Bars. Begue. COud'r Vigua @
Thurs After'n. Feb 9, AT 1.30-DIE W4LKfFPr
Emma Emma Eames, Walker Homer; Burgstalsr Van Roov
Fri ETg- Feb. 10. S-LUCIA DI L4NYER
MOOR Sembrich- BausrmAistsr. Caruso- Tou-7sr
FaTVlS. Bars. GiOrdani- Cond r. Vigna
sale or seats for weeks performances bae,-s
To- morrow Thursday 9 m
special Performance 'FLkDERlTAVsr Thurs F~r
Feb Is sale OF seats begins Monday Feb. s. at a n
Medy FEB 15 at 1850 .-.- .sIEGFRIEn
Seats sale
Wed. Feb - tWashington's Birthday az LA n
SPECIAL PA K SlFAL MATINEE
Sale OF Seats begins To day. A.
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

District Attorney Jerome left the city early yes
terday afternoon and went TO his country nome in
Lakeville Conn., for q. short rest. taking along
materials for mis- workshop. He was Informed by
telephone of Senator Ranes's charge last night. but
he declined talk on the subject.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers Prinz Oskar eC;erl Naples and Genoa Al
hnca Colon. Princess Anne Norfolk and NeWDort \eu
E Dta Galveston. Kansas city Sayannah; Rrapdsnbl
New-York tribune., 1905-02-01

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Tonight tr
& Thurs, DIE LIEBESSG HyIF- with FAIRY
WALDEN. Friday. BARSESCU. as ''SIAGDA."
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
Amos Rocker.
the Atlanta journal. Oct. 12th.

From the Atlanta Journal Oct. 18th.
Amos Rucker, the widely-known
and respected negro ex-slave,
died last night at 9 CLOCK at his
home on the McDonough road, of
old age, with complications.
Rucker was over 80 years old
and was highly respected by
every white person whoknewhim.
He was a Confederate soldier,
although a negro. and fought in
battles during the war with his
former master. Colonel Rucker,
father of T. w. Rucker, the we'll
known Atlenta attorney.
He attended nearly all of the
Confederate reunions; was an ac-
tive mem Der of Camp Walker, U.
C. "; always attended it's meet
ings and took an active interest
in the work of the camp. The
last meeting of the camp was
held Monday night, but Rucker
sent word to Conn ander f. A.
Hilburn that he could not be pres
ent that night, as he was sick.
1t will be remembered that
Fuckers death was reported
some weeks ago, but when the un-
dertaker went out to get els body
he met Rucker walking up the
road as much alive as any man
could be. His death last night
will be generally regretted by his
white friends, who are numerous.
The body was prepared for
burial today by Lee the colored
undertaken, and was then turned
over to Hilburn & Poole, UNDER
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-10-14
LOW EXCURSION
RATES TO ATLANTA
Account Georgia State Fair,
via. Atlantic & Biz
rningham Ry.

Individuals one fare, plus Csc,
plus soc admission to the fair
grounds. Half rates will apply
on children between five and
twelve years of age.
Military Companies and Brass
Bands in uniform, 20 or more on
one ticket, one cent per mile per
capita each direction.
A Great Show-Don't miss it.
Tickets will be sold Oct. 8 to
20 inclusive, except that no tick
cts will be sold for trains arriv-
ing Atlanta on Sundays. Tick
cts good to return October %,
1905.
HI. C. McFADDEN,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Waycross. Ga.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
 NUT CARAMELS, 25C. 1b. tnaded daily andb by ssk SE ChaS. J. SaniChaS I3W Wash

son, a mother and a sister to mourn
 his loss. He had been in Phoenix for
 some time under the doctors care and
 his death was no surprise to his many
 anxious friends, and yet it seemed to
 come upon them so sudden. Mir
 Price was a man of sterling worth
 one of those men that make a cOun- try and nation better for his having lived in il. His friends were many as the crowd at the burial service testified. To know him was to be his friend and the more business one had with him the warmer that friendship grew. He was an honest conscientious Christian man and a leader in the Sunday school work in the Palo Verde district His body was laid to rest at the Palo Verde church yard We'd nesday at 3:3O o'clock, it having been conveyed from Phoenix by Peter MOhn. the undertaker. Rev. L. I. Thayer performed the last sad rites. H. w. Davis, N. Benson, E. Barker, J. w. Parkman, w. B. Bruner and Mac Brown were pail bearers. They were all near neighbOrs and warm friends of the deceased. Another good man gone whose place will be hard to fill in our midst
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
FOOD AGAIN. A Mighty Important Subject to Every
 enc.

Boston lady talks entertainingly of food and the changes that can be made in health by some knowledge on that line. She says:
 An injury to my spine in early wo- manhood left me subject to severe sick headaches which would last three or four days at a time. and violent course of drugging al the hands of old fashioned physicians brought on con stipation with all the ills that follow.
 My appetite was always light and uncertain and many kinds of food dis tressed mo.
 q began 10 eat Grape-Nuts food two or three years ago, because I liked the taste of it. and I kept on because I soon found it was doing me good.
 'I eat it always at breakfast. ire quently at luncheon. and again before going to bed-and have no trouble in sleeping on it.. It has cured my con stipation, my headaches have practi- caIly ceased and I am in better physi- cal condition at the age of 63 than l was at 40.
 "I give Grape-Nuts credit for restor- ing my health, if not saving my life, and you can make no claim for it too strong for me to endorse" Name given by Postum Co.. Battle Creek Mich.
 There's a reason.
 Read the little book, "The Road to Melville" in each pkg.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
COMING ORANGE CROP
Growers Already Making Arrange
 ments for Moving It.

Preparations are being made for the shipment of the orange crop of the val ley to the markets of the east. A meeting of the Orange Growers asso- citation will be held in a few days and at that time just what the crop will amount to will be known and also the date the first of the oranges can be shipped. In only a general way can the crop he estimated but several fruit men who have driven over the valley are authority for the statement that it will far exceed the crop of one year and two years ago.
 The first shipment will go to New York City and it is the present plan to have it reach that point several weeks before Thanksgiving day. If this is possible the shippers will get the highest prices of the season for their fruit for no market Is higher for or anges than the New York market just before Thanksgiving. Later good prices are paid at Chicago and some of the Arizona fruit goes to that point but it is the extreme east at as early a date as possible that the Arizona growers find the most profitable
 During the past week several ship ment of pears in car lots have gone to the coast from Glendale The ship ments had to be iced on account of the warm weather and also owing to the lateness of the season they were gath cred. The peach crop of the valley this year did not supply the local demand but many of the fruit men paid more attention to their trees than to the fruit with a view of increasing the yield next year.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
FOR SALE
HAVE FOR SALE

Three room brick at 4S5 East Mon roe St.
 Three room adobe at 4s9 F. Monroe Street.
 Four room brick. with city water. rear of 435 and 439 on alley on East Monroe St. all being on lot 3. block F. city of Phoenix. for S1500-
 Six room cement and plastereG house at I'll W. Third St being lot g. block 24 Churchill addition: newly painted and papered. with bath. sink and city water for $500.
 Six room cement and plasterei house at 705 N. Third St. being all of lot ?. block 24. Churchill addition to Phoenix; all in fine condition for S14OO.
 Seven room house at g. F. corner Of Sixth avenue and Monroe Sts-. 545 W. Monroe St, lots 9 and II, block S6. city of Phoenix. City water. electric lights. sewerage, bath. trunk room. shade, brick barn in rear. for S50oo-
 Four room brick. with good well. Q lots each 50x137 1-2: last house east on Desert street in Hooper's sub-d-vi- sion of Dennis addition. for S1000.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
THE BUCKEYE COUNTRY
Agaic the People are Temporarily
 Out of Water.

Buckeye. Ariz., Oct. 5-CSpecial correspondence of The Republican.)- Buckeye is without water once more. This is the first time since the water was put in the canal last June It is reported that there is a hole in the dam about seventy-five feet wide which was caused by the combined raises of the Salt. Agua Fria and GiIa rivers. Charley Williams. foreman of the repairing crew, says he can put water back into the canal in two weeks, that is. from the time it went out last Saturday. The receiver of the canal, Frank P. Trott, has raised the price of water soc per inch and the farmers are beginning to talk White Tank canal again.
 Buckeye yielded up her usual amount of visitors to take in the big show at Phoenix Monday.
 Quite a procession of men and teams left the Wessex ranch Tuesday for the Buckeye dam. The teams were loaded with hay and grain.
 J. K. Wood and son. Percy, and Leslie Cooke arrived home today from a three months outing in the noun tains. They went up by the way of Prescott and Verde and returned by way of Roosevelt. They say they had a big time and lived high on mountain fruit, of which there was a big crop this year. Pen Hawkins, formerly of this place, returned home with them from Camp Verde, where he has been for the past year.
 The matrimonial clouds are again beginning to gather on the horizon and 9 matrimonial whirlwind is predicted to strike two of our worthy young folks sometime in November And when the whirlwind has passed they will find that they are one and yet two.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

WANTED-Four men to travel in each state, distr huse samples and advertise our goods; salary $21 Der week and expenses. guaranteed; eX- penses advarced; experience unnac- essary. Address, with stamp, stat ing age and occupation, Reeve Co.,. 425 Dearborn street, Chicago.
 WANTED-1O men in each state to travel, post signs, distribute samples and advertise our goods; salary, SIS per month; $3 per day for expenses; :; expenses advanced. Kuhlman Co, Dept. B4. Atlas Blk, Chicago.
 WANTED-Lady of prepossessing ap- pearance for permanent position as our local representative for the Med ici Secret Cream for face arms. neck. bust; the finest massage cream known. Address, with particulars of yourself, Medici Secret Cream, South Bend, Ind.
 WANTED-Errand boy for clothing store. Apply The Mills Clanton Go. WANTED-First class stenographer Salary $75 month. Address "Salton Sea-" Republican office.
 WANTED-Boy to deliver papers Must have wheel. Also solicitor at good pay. The Berryhin Company.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
HIS REMARKABLE MEMORY.

Excuse me- said the abseat-mind- ed professor, "but haven't We met be- fore? Your face is strangely famil- far"
 Yes" answered the young lady, ''our hostess introduced us just before dinner.
 "Ah. yes" rejoine1 the professor "I was positive l had seen yon some where. never forget a ce."-Chi- cago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
THE FRENCH PRooFREADER.

"Tha animal had a blaze face" read the nO.ice.
 Mon Dieu! The ignorance of men!' exclaimed the French proofreader.
 Whence it resulted that the next morning the owner was advertising for a lost COW with a "blase" face.-NeW Orleans Times-DemOCrat.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
WINoNA MILLS HOSIERY.

We are now taking orders for fan and winter hosiery and underwear. Any one wishing our goods earlier than Nov. 18th, should telephone Red 1881. drop a postal or call 4S0 F Van Vuren Street.
 J. c M'KIBBAN. Mgr.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
IN MEMORIAM.

Died at the Union hotel in Phoenix Ariz., on Tuesday. Oct. 3, at 1:30 D. m. J. L. Price of Buckeye. MT. Price was born in Kansas March 3. 1871 He leaves a wife and a four year old
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

It is sometimes difficult to dIstln- guish between dignihed silence and downright ignorance. - Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

WANTED-Experien stockkeeper to take charge of our wholesale dept Must have some knowledge of dry goods. Apply today at the New York Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

FOUND-A Jersey heifer about three years old. Can be had by calling at my place corner Mcdowell and Cave Creek roads and paying charges. c. c. Hurley.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

MANAGER WANTED-Every section
 to appoint agents; new scientific
 game, replacing forbidden slot ma
 chimes; evades law everywhere
 played with nickels; made in three
 styles-twO styles resemble casE
 registers sold on credit or rented samples loaned managers free; we have a lightly constructed game | weighing F pounds, to operate on ! percentage; United States orders
 are shipped from nearest United
 States factory or warehouse without | custom duty. International Skill
 Hard Game Co.. Correspondent 153 Toronto, Canada.
 AT ONCE-Assistant manager for branch supply office and headquar- ters for salesmen; no investment re- quired; permanent; salary SIS week ly; commission extra. Address Man ufacturer, Como Block, Chicago. SPECIALITY SALESMEN-Only high grade men need apply; experience unnecessary; preference given to one able to carry a $2,000 stock; easy work; big money; send full particu- lars to Southern Manager, Consoli- dated Gas and Electric Co, box 269, Albuquerque, N. M
 JUST IMPORTED--New automatic gas lighter; marvel of age; lights instantly without matches; big money maker; special agents price for sample, 25c postpaid. Hamburg CT Automatic Gaslighter Co, Chi cagO.
 100 PER CENT PROFIT-And prem iums to agents taking orders for our Christmas specialties; easy sellers; Samples light and free. Tiff O., Chicago.
 WANTED-An experienced s;enOgra- pher and typewriter with college and business training would like a posi- tion at once. Address x Y z, Re publican.
 WANTED-Girl for general house work. Mrs. P. T. Hurley, TOT s. First avenue.
 WANTED-A girl for general house work at once. Apply Mrs. w. NJ. Bell, 912 N. First St.
 WANTED-MiIinery apprentice at the Fair.
 MANAGERS and agents for Arizona and California. No canvassing re- quired; exclusive territory and no competition; ten to twenty dollars
 
 money for live men. The l. Sampey Generator CO. at Bottoms, A s. 3rd avenue, 10 to 12 a. m. once. girl 70 work in pleasant, convenient country home. ! Apply Arizona Hardware and Vehicle !! company. WANTED-By Chicago wholesale l and mail order house, assistant man. | lger Oman or woman) for this county | and adjoining territory. Salary $2O and | expenses paid weekly; expense money | advanced. Work pleasant; position | No investment or eXper- i ence required. Write at once for full i particulars and enclose address ed envelope.
 THOMAS J. COOPER & CO,
 132 Lake St, Chicago, III. MAN CLEARED $1,1S2; lady, $72O last ! six months selling new celluloid, | waterproof shoe dressing; why not i you? Demonstrated samples free. | R. Benton Co. 26O Clark street, Chi cago.
 IIRL WANTED-To work in dining | room at Lawrence restaurant oppo- -ft ftA ffra
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
Lest and Eeuna

-~~-~-------~-~---~--~- STRAYED-A bay mare With white spot in the forehead, mane closely cropped. She has the mango quite badly about the head and chest. The tail was nearly rubbed bare at the root. She has a slight wire cut on the trump a little above the brand. Finder please notify J. W. Todd, SIP E. Polk St.
 ESTRA county farm, Oct. 2. one bay horse, branded A on shoul- der. Finder please return to pr. w. J. Rhymes. at the farm or to En- signs stable in Phoenix. pr. w. J. Rhymes.
 horse. fat. chunky, wagon skein brand left side of neck. Long mane and tail. Return En- signs stable.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
Personal

ELDERLY WIDOW - Large means, alone and lonely. would marry a good cOmpanionable man. Address Marie Schultz, Chicago, III. A VERY BUSY DOCTOR-Age 35. Awealthy. handsome, generous. wants a good suitable wife. Address Box 1O7, oak P2rk, IT.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

SALE-Thursday Oct. 12, commencing at 1O:30 a. m.. at my residence, two miles south and two east of Tempe. I will sell 73 head of cattle, 37 cows. young steers. IS yearhng heifers. 10 two year old heifers. All in good condition. Time VIII De given on good paper at ten per cent. Lunch served at noon. Mrs. Conrad Myer, Hammond. auc- tioneer.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
Miscellaneous Wants

WANTED-Prices on small second
 hand incubator. Address Hustler | care Republican. GOOD INVESTMENT-A bit of town realty. Takes three hundred or a
 little more to handle it. Address
 Hustler, care Republican. WANTED-A surrey or canopy top spring wagon for single horse. In
 quire at Valley Pride Creamery. JAPANESE cooks, walters, hotel help,
 etc, can be secured at 10S West Jackson St.
 WANTED-Sewing; shirt waist suits.
 $500; children's clothing a speciality
 12o No. Srd St.
 WANTED-Immedfate 5000 umbrel- las and parasols to recover or repair at L. Krueger, 30 N. Second ave. WANTED Second hand wheel, good condition. Call Bernstein, 9 W. Mon roe, after D. m.
 WANTED-Old rummage. especially clothing. Phone Mrs. Chas. Dono- frio or Mrs. D. R. Smith. WANTED-CIean cotton rags at this office.
 WANTED-TO buy a small residence property in good repair Must be north side location. Cash deal. Ad- dress P. O. Box S53, Phoenix, Ariz. WANTED-Old bicycles at 229 West Sherman St
 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c: gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St, corner of Third St.
 TO LOAN-Cash, $1OO to $500 on short time loan. Address A K ARIZONA TAILORING CO., Suits made to order; clean and repair; fair prices: goods called for and de- livered. Phone Black 142: 31 North First street
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

FOR RENT-Four room furnished cottage. Inquire ASA N. First ave. WANTED-Man to take care of horses
 Tiffany, 1907 N. Center.
 FOR RENT-6 room house, barn, cor II ral and water nice lawn. 1856 East
 Monroe. S20 per month. Inquire in
 rear.
 ACCOMMODATIONS for light house.
 keeping in the country near street
 car line. Inquire at 312 Fleming
 Block
 FURNISHED ROOMS-Lady prefer
 red, use of kitchen. 361 N. Third
 avenue.
 FOR RENT-Cheap. Furnished houses
 all sizes. 40S N. Seventh ave. SIX ROOM HOUSE-WeH furnished.
 modern improvements, good loca-
 tiOn. Call at SO4 N. 3rd St. | FOR RENT-Several newly furnished l rooms and tents, eight and five dol l lars Der month. No consumptives ! 5S7 South First street. FOR RENTING furnished front
 rooms; gentlemen preferred. No in- valids. GIT North 4th St. FOR RENTING room house with screen porch, furnished, $12.O0. Fur nished tent house, $500. Front room with screen porch. furnished, $500.
 One block from car, shade and wa ter; high and dry. Barr California
 avenue and 12th St. FOUR room house for light house.
 keeping. s15 per month. Call 515
 s. First avenue.
 FOR RENT-Furnished house also
 housekeeping and single rooms. 316
 N. Fifth St.
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 361
 N. 3rd avenue.
 SMALL FURNISHED cottage for
 rent 42S $. Center. FURNISHED ROOMS for rent in new house; telephone, electric lights and bath; board if desired. Also nice
 barn for rent. 32O N. 1st Ave. | OR RENT-Furnished 6 room house. Modern improvements. Also light housekeeping rooms. 923 N. Second St. Phone Black 1895. FOR RENT-16O acres, miles from town. 66 2-3 inches in Salt, between | 40 and so acres alfalfa. Address P. ! O. Box 5O5.
 FOR RENT-S0 acre ranch under Salt l Canal, two miles from city. Inquire F. | G. Fisher. 12 West Adams St. FOR RENTING large sunny rooms, | first floor. Gentlemen preferred. | 1OO8 North Center Street ROOMS-With board, | 2 1-2 miles north west of city. h. quire of c. E. Kirk, R. F. D. Route 9 FOR RENT-For light housekeeping; | two new rooms, with screen kitchen and bath: on Brill car line: no con- sumptives. 622 N 9th St FURNISHED ROOMS and for light housekeeping. Everything new and clean. The Irving. 5SO w. Washing ton.
 FOR RENT-Four room house with water. $10. Apply 1O05 E. Jefferson. FIRST CLASS furnished room, phone, etc, also light housekeeping, no tuberculosis. 347 N. Fourth avenue FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished l. rooms. The Nordrach, corner Second Ave. and Jefferson St. FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also, houses, lots and ranches for sale. W. K. James, 37 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

LOST-Between high school and Cen ter street, a Greek fraternity pin with name Arthur Ainsworth on back. Re- turn to this office.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08
Fer Sale

PUBLIC SALE-Friday, Oct. 13, com mencing at 10:90 a. m., will sell at public auction my entire herd of fine dairy cattle at my ranch on Grand avenue adjoining the Alnambra brick yard, 41 cows, p heifers, heifers all to be fresh. These cattle are Hol- stein, Durham and Jersey mixed, bred for milk, butter and beef. I will also sell my pure Holstein bulls. One cost me $500 and one $325. If you want as good as the best, don't miss this sale. Time will be given on good paper at 10 per cent. No discount Lunch at noon. H. Rem aud. Hammond, auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

LOST-Fan, in Post office, Saturday; reward if returned to 29 East Jack son street.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-For return to this office or Casino saloon. of gold watch, case number 1S.S77. American Watch Co.,, chain with malachite heart shaped charm and badge Holland Society. New York
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

is why is the farmers friend Next and eviIs why, o vii knO why.
 PRATT-cILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

WANIED-A surrey or canopy top spring wagon for single horse. h. quire at Valley Pride Creamery.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

PUBLIC SALE-Monday, Oct g, com mencing at 1:3O ?. m., at my resi- dence six miles south of Tempe. I the undersigned will sell work horses, 3 colts. 3 year old horse, four cows, extra good; Two heifers, will be fresh soon; yearling neifer: five calves; year old Durham bull; no cull, all extra good. Wagon, surrey, piow, harrow, hay rake, Jones now CT, Buckeye mower, slip scraper, go- devil, grindstOne, three sets double work harness. large water tank, two dozen Buff Wyandotte hens. House. hold furniture. Terms of sale: Six months time will be given at 10 per cent interest on approved paper. Two per cent discount for cash. D. G. Buck. Hammond auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

GOOD INVESTMENT bit of town realty. Takes three hundred or a little more to handle it. Address Hustler, care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-08

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
 cottage. Inquire ASA N. First ave. WANTED-Man to take care of horses.
 Tiffany, 1907 N. Center.