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Arizona republican., 1906-09-21


 FOR SALE-A saddle pony: will driv
 10 buggy; very gentle. Also a goot COW horse" Inquire at Idea Creamery.
 FOR SALE-Horse. buggy and bar. ness; would sell separate. J. L Irwin, II North First Ave. FOR SALE-1O-room house in BeDnett addition; 75-foot lot; $425O. L. J Rice. manager Trust Dept. Unfor Bank.
 ! FOR SALE-A fine driving and ridine i pony; good size; gentle. for ladies 1 and children, and good traveller; s45 Address P. O. Box POI. ] FOR SALE-12O acres best sugar bee land in valley; miles from sugar factory, S35 per acre. N A. Morford. 4 1 West Adams St.
 ] FOR SALE-Second hand show case. and counters. all in good condition. The Bear drug store. FOR SALE-Five cows. one thorough bred Holstein bull years old. II acres land on Tempe road. See Leo M. Hoghe.
 FOR SALE-Fine new WaIIpaDers
 d LI. tion for papering rough plastered walls Satisfaction guaranteed. 401 L. Washington St. Phone Black 64 FOR SALE-Good established small business, well located, cheap. w K James, 37 N. Center. FOR SALE-An 8O-acre ranch about half in alfalfa, 25 inches Salt River Valley canal water. Price $6O per 
 street.
 FIRST CLASS dining room and kit chen in fine shape. with thirty good paying regular boarders. Will rent or sell, Az South Second Ave. FOR SALE-The best located furpish- ed rooming house in Phoenix, 20 rooms. First class patronage all the year round, reasonable rent and long lease. House and furnishings in first-class condition. Address K. E. care Republican, FOR SALE-A young pretty. pet pony, fine saddler. will go to buggy. Also gents saddle. 12SS E. Van Bu- ren. FOR SALE-Seed barley, seed wheat, seed oats. alfalfa Seed, choice baIed alfalfa and oats delivered. Phone Main PA, IF East Jefferson. FOR SALE-Ranch lands in small tracts; also a fine 500 acre tract close in. A number of fine city res idences and cottages. H. Riddle, r North First Ave. FOR SALE-DistllIed water. Light hing Delivery. FOR SALE-1O acres. well improved easy terms. H. L. Sanderson, owner. . Phoenix. WAGONS for sale For particulars apply to Wolf Sachs, 1 Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

PUBLIC SALE-Tuesday, Sept. 25th
 beginning at 10 a. m. w. J. Schorgi will sell at his ranch miles west of Phoenix, on Yuma road, 211 head of steers, cows, heifers calves and
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

WANTED-House, five or six rooms; one mile out, or less; shade: stable. Inquire B. Republican.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished large front room with porch. Apply at the Doris. g South Second Ave
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

FOR RENT-A tent 725 $. Center.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21
PEChA BROTHERS

Phone Red 901. 512 W. Wsshingtsn St. Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

and picturesque, best table, air
 water. Daily stage. Open for board CTS September 18th. Make arrange
 ments now. See Todd Republican
 office, D. m. daily
 BOARD AND ROOM at WaverIv House, corner Third Ave. and Adams street.
 Miscellaneous Wants WANTED-To buy five tons of good ] baled alfalfa hay. delivered. Apply
 60 Westmoreland St
 1 WANTED-House, five or six rooms: one mile out. or less: shade: stable
 nquire B, Republican. ! WE BUY life insurance policies. We pay more in cash than the companies
 issuing them. We also buy policies subject to loans. Write for terms or call and see us. J. L. Irwin, Il North First Ave.
 WANTED-At once. fresh ranch eggs; will pay 35 cents. cash, per dozen. Gass Bros, Cafe or Chop House. ROOM WANTED-Clean. airy room wanted by man; sick. but not bad: cleanly about person and house; not too far out, unless on car line; state price, F. P, G., Republican. WANTED-You to know it pays to buy kerosene, gasoline and house furnishings at Morden's big second hand store, 401 East Washington St Phone Black 64. WANTED-By party of four, board for the winter on ranch some dis tance from city, where there are no other boarders. Rooms or tents Address McD, this office. tar. dence- Must be a bargain for cash No agent Address J, this office. RING UP BLACK 997 to get your clothes cleaned and pressed on short notice. Material and workmanship the best. Everybody's Tailor. 3IS w. Washington SL WANTED TO BUY cheap. fair piano in good condition. Address | Piano Republican.
 PICTURE Frames mad- to order, all | sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curfo | Store
 WANTED-Horses to pasture. Smooth : wire fence and well water. Good | shade. One mile west Alhambra | brick yard J. P. Graham, R. F. D. 3. 1 MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS experi- ! enced card reader, tells past, present ! and future Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. ! 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St.. corner | Third. J. L. CANT, realty agent. Valley | resident twenty two years. Inquiries ! solicited. HAIR REMOVED-i By Electrosine. Positively guaran-I teed to remove the strongest growth | of hair in ten minutes without harm | or pain to the most delicate skin. ElectrOsiue cIeanses the pores and i Deautifies the skin. Mailed to any address CpOn receipt of S1. Address Bertha Smith, 1S6 East 93 St, New York City.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-21

JAPANESE young man wants position as cook in good family. Address | J.. this office.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
TAE BUCkMAN LAW.

Editor Kconce n. The sumter Time.
gives the fplloEing apt d,sco1rse on
tie Ruckmsn bill. Which. coming from
one who ia only interested as q good
ei,iE.p, Ne deem worthy OF conside ra-
iion:
We thought when the B1ckmsn bill
had b~~n decided by the supreme
Court 60 be constitutional il would
stop the discussion for awhile. Bat il
SCENE nos. The v~ry peculiar thing 10
that some Of shose who were such
ssrong fighters for it before the L~gis-
lasure nov discover (when the Cniver-
city wa. not located st Lake City, thA,
it 10 such an awful bad bill and rubs
the people OF 60 much money. We have
never been disposed 20 discuss the
merits or dement's Of this measure. A.
o role ne do NOT favor sudden ard rai-
isal ehanEes. but NE 10 no. see the
greas injustice TO the common people
which the erstwhile Supporter. OF the
measure now see in il. We do
not zee where is interferes with
or breaks up the country school.
On the contrary We believe the
plan 10 IN sneo1rsgemen, 20 the coun-
tSy free school. aud We believe THE
fact 10 being demonstrated every day
b. the Improvements in the county
high schools and the increasing mum.
Der OF them. After all, isn't il better
20 have these high schools in each
county. right at the poor mans door,
than 20 have several so-called colleges
scattered about over the State which
are in reality but little u any better
than the county schools? And all the
talk about graft IL there more op.
portunity for two institutions to graft
than six: One would have 20 think 60
20 find any reasoning in some II the
articles printed. Mind, w- DO not cay
that the elk institution. were up to
that gam. we like to think we'll Of
all people aud il Ne think that the su-
thoVisi.s n charge ~ six wer- honest
We don't see shy tkos@ in charge Of
two may not likswis- he honest All
these general charges OF graft plum
der aud extravsgance sound fearful
but IN this sge We ike to have some.
thing definite and specific W. DIS
like TO see thi. question dragged into
politics: Ne want TO So. The "duca-
t,onal AFFAIRS OF the state conducted
ana discussed IN more digElii-d and
becoming manner. The cha'R- VA
sudden il - true Mice F!prlia va
probably like tn- old maid who hai her
first oS-r - marriage. She .Ald
'thi. 10 90 sudden Al the same time
she recognized that q change wouldn't
be- much worse and t might he o,s
besier TO try . new IIah awhile any
how
viii those whO are 20 stren1ou-ly
abusing the law. nov that the Cniyer-
city was rot located at Lake City and
who favored it when - was W for con-
sideration by the LeRislsture). on the
grounds OF expense. tell Ne something
about the appropriations asked for ~
the various state school. last session,
how much has been appropriated dur
ing the las: ten year.' And during
that time VIA, .,Hrd, ng IN the educa-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
ADAMS RESIGNATION.

The >ln j. IN receipt ~ cpmm u
n,catiOn requesting the publication OF
Hon. Nathaniel Adsm.' letter 10 Gov
@rnor Browari rendering his resigna.
ton ss Q member ~ The state Board OF
Educational Control, which APPEARED
in these columns several days ago
The letter was published vithou,
comment. pro or con. lest come might
ss.er that our OF niOn va. hia.-d
although il appeared 10 many tia, Mr.
Adams vac sa,i.hed he copli not con-
trol the abi. gentlemen sho comprised
the other members Of tn board, and
took the sep he did to get sympathy
and show hi. Colombian orators at
Lake City that he was loyal 20 them,
and IL he could not help them in his
position wou.i not os party ~ the
ad jpstmeDt OF the educational inter-
--t. OF ~. state when they dIi MT
materially help his local interest.
In Mr.. Adar.' .rt,er ~ Tr.ignat On
the same argument q u.ed in opposing
the Buckman school las ~ Was usei
in supporting the Buck'nan bal. oH ,Ae
floor ~ the senate az Ia allshAss--. aud
xhile W. have refra ned from eadinR
any controversy regarding the matter.
leaving il TO the islr-minded p-opl. u
'h- state To Judge ss 10 what they a.
sired, ving 20 IN. fact ths, thu TN.
v-r.:'y q: Florida i. q State Institution.
i, csnnor BE- ext ec,-d ,hs, We woa.d
very cheerfully l-t down Mr. Adams.
Who resgned position OF honor ten
d-red by the Gcveraor, expecting that
he would do his duty asa citizen for
;h- atvancemen, snd sd!gstmen, II
a.. whole people by aiding 10 uVbui!d
oar school system. which il recognized
as the bulwark oi our National exist
ence.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

Ths wssshss In some sections OF the
Noesh hos been quite wssm during she
greater pess Of this month. and while
ws have had summer heat in Gaines.
vile. asssaging from 70 90 30 degrres.
% Ass bssn up 90 high ss 50 to - above
De Dsssois, Mich, which 10 quite upu-
ssal for shas section. Al Msrquetts. In
The extreme nosthern portion Of that
eesss. 10 Was "a degrees above on Sat.
ssdsy. Bas there 10 much uneasine.s
in she South Florida counties. less we
ess sudden cool spell. which would
do much damage 10 the orange trees.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

The forty-seeond anniversary OF the
foundation OF the Order d! Knights Of
Pythias occors On February 18th and
thsonehous she United States the day
will be observed By the members Of
shis aoble order. The FIRST ritual was
written by Justin Rathbone OF wash.
inston and TO him IL due the credit
foS iss foandation. The order was
established daring the stormy days Of
that tims and grew oot OF desire on
both sides OF the Macon and Dixon line
% re-essablish the friendship that had
existed previous TO the Civil War. The
idea spread rapidly and many lodges
were organised both North and South.
and along the border line brothers
elssped hands In the same lodge room
and forgot that there had been strife
or sectional feeling between them.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

tpnl, Uo' '. l,': 4 gre" - q p.oma
''un -.''-r ne -. state s'toO.s x Sc;
IoS Git tiny compare With other
4;- .N,--rs.,--? NV ttat w- have
uL.y on- :Jr ooy. and OH fer gir.. le:
u. 1Ii up he -'an!art and nas- them
RANK with aEJ "a H. CuIon. and not b"
m-,e gr-LarAt0ry .croo-. L-;'- 80,
tose'htr On iht- ard hsy- oar pref q.
ra:ory schpo. =. home
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
SHOWDOWN ON RURAL ROUTES.

Po.' 'master.G-nsral CoUe!yol in
hi. reports made public recently out.
lines a policy Of s,ric;Sr adherence n
th- legal regulations Of r1rh mail
r1utes. Most important 10 rural
route patrous is hi. intention - "l..
continI- without delay any route
wheress . found on inspection that
t-cau." Of q lack Of appreciation o.
the service the expenditure involved
il unwarraHted. and ih- announc--
m.nt thar wher- Ia'roEsge = irsutti-
cieut 10 warrant a Ia. .ly delivery cut.
.titution vil! r- mad - cv-ry.oth-r. r.
day service. Not every rol'e i.agpP-.
cia'ive and to- many patron. ,oos
gpon the service -a..omethiuG a. - Which
they nav" the san general r.Gh' a.
.-y hav- - r-'-Iv. r.4l a, = ;p.t.
pIt.c" The sliupI Usu i-tr.' Ga-
hvoIGht tn government 10 tl- con-
r.I-ton that th-r' - .tti- .-us- in
spending the psop,-'s money on those
wso do not appreciate it
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

TAsss 10 plsssy of room for factories
- v1esias, ssd shs sooeer shey are
sassssA ehs bssses is win be fos the
asusssy. Tue few canning factories
ahas hass hssn started have oil done
wel1. TAs brick factories are busy
a@& shese % o demand for more. Flor.
Mn a hnomln@.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

Hen. ". AAsms Of JAsper has ten
esss6 his sssissasioo ss o member Of
shs Senss Board Of Control. His views
wsse nes In hsrmcoy with the other
nsamAess, and the Sin haFd.headed. Oh
seinass fsllows would pos change over
% plsass Mr.. Adams, 60 he decided
noe % play Citrus County Chronicle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

The farmer who raises stock with his
other crops il seldom At a loss TO know
where to get !,'le money \ young
steer will always bring good price
and when isttened on velv-, bean.
makes excellent beef.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

TAs Cisrss eoenty eoaviets ere the
hiuhsss priced in the State, snd each
enc 10 wessh t27.l0 per mouth 10 men
wAo hipe shem.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
FARM NOTES.

The besi breed. % cattle make the
best beef select those beat suited for
the purpose sou vish-milk or bee!
cattle
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

CAsssesy Dspss muss be getting
susss asaf. He declares he has heard
- esea ssssos why hs shood re.ign
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
TEkxs oV svs-cKiPTioS +.

TERNs oV >UB-CKiPTioS
The Twice-a-week SrS saJesr; siX
mamshs. Soc. single copies. Sc
ADrEkTIsiSS RA-Es
Local nhv~r;isements. IS cents Q line
Oar the first and 10 e-ncs 'oT each A.GI-
s2enal Insertion.
Displayed advertisements FOR three. b.
an aDd II months AZ sfsclAi rates
Rvioss furnished upon api !ica''nn.
Maryiaws an1 Death notices IE-~r:St
sBee. Obituaries. 5 cents iiSe.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

~We will not scc~pt stamps Of q
mGps dissemination than 2 cents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25

Uncle Sam through i,s agriculture!
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
OrR ClrBBiNG lisr

0be Sum and the Thrice-a-Week
W. I'D World one year VI 3
- Gun and the Atlanta Ns)
weekly Constitution one year. ! IS
- San and the Atlanta lCia)
osmi- weekly Journal one year. 81
- Sum and the Seni-Weekly
Tlmes-Cnion one year. r........ ] 81
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-25
The Oldest WhiSkey House in Georgia
Established
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OLD SHARPE WILLIAMS

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The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

R. k. Harold left first of the week for his home at Channlnm, Texas.
 Circuit Judge Naples can b. seen at early dawn these bright December mornings clothed in blue overalls and with other garb that has seen service in years past, vending his Way, on foot, ax in hand, to his farm 2 miles west of town to prepare, his winters wood. Judge Naples did not have to be taught how to wield an ax as his early life was spent upon a farm.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

An apparent misunderstand- ing between Prof. Crawford and the school board with reference to the Ozark Normal desks that have been in the public school building since the opening of the public school. The district had bought the seats of Prof. Craw- ford on conditions but certain complications arose which it was feared would cause a consider able misunderstanding between the parties. Prof. Crawford showed his good intentions in the matter by proposing to the board that the district have the free use of the desks during the pub- lie school and that at the end of the term he would move them back to his building with no charges of any kind on the dis trict. This is certainly more than the board could have asked or ex- pected of him and shows that he wanted to do even more than the fair thing by the district.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Berryvi11e Items.

pr. I. M. Poynor and son Nef visited relatives and friends al Clifty, Madison county first of the week.
 E. M. Fowler left Sunday morning for Blue Eye, Mo-, where he will visit for a few days.
 The St. George Hotel, which has been closed for some time will probably remain closed until spring.
 John McLoud returned Tues- day from St. Louis where he had been on business for the North Arkansas Real Estate. Co.
 pr. W. P. George left Monday evening for Kansas City where he was summoned by telegram to look after business interests there and in the new state of Oklahoma.
 Judge T. H. Fancher sold his farm west of town first of the week to Julia Atkinson; con- S2300. Mr.. Fancher has bought the D. w Diamond property on College Street and moved to the city Wednesday.
 The receipts from the enter tainment given by the public school children at the court house last week were about S50.OO. The children did exceedingly we'll and the entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed by the large crowd present.
 Rev. Womack, who has been conducting revival services at the Presbyterian Church for the past two weeks, closed his meeting at this place Monday night.
 R. E. Norris, agent of the Mo. ! & N. A. Railroad at this place, has recently built a nice resi- dence on North Springfield Street, which he and his family now oc- cupy.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a public examination of teachers at Berryville Arkan- sas the 20 and 21st days of Dec ember 1906 to ascertain the prof. essionaI qualifications of all per- sons desiring to teach in the Public Schools of the Eastern District of Carroll county.
 J. c. BUNCH
 County Examiner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08

Charles Cole returned Sunday from Wyoming where he.has been for the past eight months.
 Walter Reynolds arrive d Wednesday from Arlington, Kas. He will visit relatives here until a fter the Holidays.
 The fourth quarerlty meeting of the Green Forest circuit Nj. E. church will be Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock. Preaching Sun day at II a. m. and at [ D. m. by presiding elder L. w. Elkins.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Settle up Notice.

All persons who have open &C., counts with us are expected to call and make satisfactory settle- ments at once. Our fall bills are due and must be met and for that reason we must ask all who owe us to come in and make settle- ment.
 NUNNALLY & Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
WHAT SCHOOL?

Invitations were received by relatives here last week announc- ing tho marriage of Miss. Maud Norris of Prescott, Arzona, to Mr. Edwin Leigh. The wedding occurred on the Fist ut. The bride is the daughter of our former fellow citizen, T. C.. Norris. Mr. Norris has been in Arizona for several years and he enjoys the distinction of being one of that territories most dis tinguished citizens and also one of the leading lawyers of the west.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Appeal for Protection.

Your digestive organs appeal loudly for protection, when attacked by the microbes of termented food, eDgender- ed ill your stomach and bowels by dyspepsia, biliousness and constipation. This protection you can very easily ex- tend to them, by taking dose or two of Dr. Caldwell's (laxatIve) Syrup Pep sin. Will you do 1t? Sold by R. L. Jernigan at 50c and S1.00. Money back if it fails.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
A Home Made Happy by Chamberlains
 Cough Re medy.

About two months ago our baby girl had measles which set- tied on her lungs and at last re- suited in severe attack of bron- chitis. We had two doctors but no relief was obtained. Every body thought she would die. I went to eight different stores to find a certain remedy which had been recommended to me and fail : ed to get it, when one of the storekeepers insisted that 1 try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I did so and our baby is alive and well today. Geo. w. Spence, Holly Springs, N. c. For sale by All druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
A HappY Home

Is made perfect, when perfect health reigns within it's doors. This is best insured by always keeping Dr. Cald- wells laxative) Syrup Pepsin on hand. and father, mother and children taking few doses at the least sign of stomach. liver or bowel trouble. Always relieves and cures. Sold by R. L. Jernigan at 5Oc and S1. Money back if it fails.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-08
Local Mention.
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Watches and chains at Fire stones.
 Go to Harden's for chops, meal hay and feed.
 The City Meat Market is open for the season.
 A. J. Tabor was in Berryville on business Monday.
 Mrs. J. B. Rhodes has been on the sick list this week.
 J. B. Rhodes.was in Springfie.d on busine ss first of the week.
 Clocks of the best kinds and fully warranted at Firestone's.
 At night pr. Morrow will be found upstairs over post office.
 z. P. Scott of Osage looked af- ter business matters here Mon- day.
 A Coffee of Eureka Springs transacted business here Mon day.
 s. P. Walker of Osage was an appreciated caller at our sanctum Tuesday.
 Miss Elda Snow of Osage is visiting her brother, Bert Snow, this week.
 Mrs. w. T. Robertson has re- turned from a visit to her mother at Beaver.
 H. Stacy is building a three room addition to his residence on White street.
 Mrs. Alice Edgeman is suffer- ing from very severe attack of typhoid fever.
 All parties indebted to H. B. Owens should come and settle at once, and oblige.
 J. H. Bransum of Berryville passed through here Wednesday, enroute to Harrison.
 T. M. Buell. can make you fine prices on flour, bran, coal oil and hay, wholesale or retail.
 Don't get your jewelry of Sears, Roebuck. Buy it at home. Fire stone has it in everything.
 Harden is still on the market for your apples. Bring them in and get the best market price.
 Merchant Lark Bunch of Dry Fork made his regular monthly visit to Green Forest first of the week.
 Mrs. Minnie Harris left Satur- day for Chicago to spend the Holidays with relatives and friends.
 Uncle Hamp Norris left Mon- day evening for Tennessee to visit relatives. He will likely be gone all winter.
 Every farmer should carry insurance on his property in some good, reliable company. See E. c. Cooper about it.
 James Wi]ding has opened a roller skating rink in his store building on West Main street. It seems to be well patronized.
 Canada Sap Maple Syrup has all the true delicate flavor you remember so well. Call No. 50 and place your order.
 Milton Jones is home again from Wellington, Kansas, on ac- count of the serious sickness of his brother. Andrew.
 Say, boys come on. Here we are again with the best market price for furs. We are in shape to do you good. T. M. BUELL..
 Ely Webb, who is driving with drummer Sam Paul, came up