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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27

The f 81 speciel train from Platte
to Mitchell on account Of the corr,
palace was run Tuesday. Ii had
eleVenscoaches and they were all
pretty well filed when they reached
Scotland.
Philip Winkler and family left
overland on Wednesday FOR their
cllaim in Stanley county vest Of
Pierre. Besides their household
goodsand machinery they took a !
bout twenty-five head of cattle
which will give them a good start
in that new country. Philip has
made a success on rented farms
here but is anxious to get a farm of
his own, aud he believes that he
las a choice piece of land where he
is locating. Mr.. Winkler has left
his outfit for moving buildings here
with his nephew, Jos. r. Winkler,
WHO Nil continue to do that kind
af W.'ts,
just upenei at New York s tore
ourEew stock Of Ladies'& Children
lCloaks 4 Jackets. The style this
season is sensible and made for
comfort. Do not send off FIR your
Jackets Till you see this stock.
You can buy these goods at New
York Store for less money than at
Sioux City or by sending to Cbicagc
for them. Stock not as large, but
if style suits you can save money
by buying at home. Our fall stock
in all line3 is now complete. Our
stock of dress goods has never been
better. Many form dress goods
are in dress patterns only and If
you can find a dress maker you
can be better suited at home than
by sending away.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
SCOTLAND MARKET REPORT.

Mrs. L. ". Hoffman and Mrs.
Fuerst went to Mitchell Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmenter return
ed from their visit in Minnesota
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. S. Barker and
their friends from Illinois, MIR. and
Mrs. Tuttle, visited the corn palace
Tuesday.
George Dunmire went to Mitchell
Saturday with three registered
Shorthorns which he put into the
blooded stock sale this week.
On account of the corn palace
Mitchell schools are closed this week
and Miss Frizzell who is one of the
teachers spent portion of the week
with her mother in Scotland.
The stock Of enameled sauce pans
offered by Birkinbine & Brown for
ten cents and a coupon printed in
the local papers, was all exhausted
IN one day after the papers came
put.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27

Ben Stevenson was exhibiting
some fine samples of corn picked
from his field this week. One ear
was l3a inches long and weighed
21 pounds. Three of the ears Weigh
ed 81 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Becker went to
Nebraska last week to investigate
the land that Mr.. Becker expects
to receive for his store property.
Owing to some defects not yet
Strengthened out in the title to the
land, the transfer has not yet been
made.
The colt show held III thp livery;
barn last Saturday BY patrons uf.
the Scotland Perclleron Horse A.,
ISOLATION brought ont about ~ duz-
en- fine colts. The first priz" WAS
Won, by JOS. Haase, second by J..
N. Alter and third by Mr.. Balm
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jungers of Azure
liza, Ia, were here this week visit
ing their son, Jesse Jungers, and
family. They went to Salem to
visit a daughter, and will return in
a day or two and will be accompa-
MED by their daughter and her
husband.
DO not buy your men and boys
clothing for fall and winter till you
see the new stock of clothing at
New York Store. This stock is
not as large as some, but is bought
from one of the best clothing houses
in New York City and are much
cheaper than many of the western
stocks. The second story is large.
ly devoted to clothing. See this
: stock before you make your purch.
a ase.
l.. A.. Eads, chairman of the Re.
publican County Central Commit.
tee has called a meeting ofthe mem
. bers both of the old and new com.
mittee, together with the republican
. candidates to be held at the cour
: house in the city Of Tyndall, on
Oct. 6, 1906 at l o'clock, P. M
The members of the old committe,
n are most earnestly requested to b.
v present as there will be business O
:, Importance to transact.
;, Paul Landmann who returned
: last week from a trip through Wis
consin and a portion of Illinois
Q says the ground was dry and dusty
and they had no rain for six weeks
He also says the corn crop that b
o saw IN those states was light AM
It he thinks the reports that we reat
J. of a mammoth cron crop through
out the country are exaggeration
It sent out for the purpose of bearin
IS the market.
k Piles positively cured with D
20 Shops Magic Ointment. It's mad
), for piles alone, and it does the work t
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27

Piles positively cured with DR.
Shops Magic Ointment. It's made
for piles alone, and it does the work to
perfection. Itching, painful protrudipg
or blind piles, disappear like magic,
Sold by All Dealers.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-09-27
Notice.

All parties holding due bills on
my store are requested to tradethem
out as soon as possible, as | expect
to 60 out Of business in a short
time. r. BECKER.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

WANTED with teams and farm ing utensils to take charge of ranch. See Linebarger. at F.. J. Bennitt's. WANTED Boy to deliver bread: short hours; good pay. Bauer's Bakery. Tempe.
 WANTED few people to handle our holiday goods. Address, fully, C. k, care Republican. WANTED Energetic. strong young man to assist in care of private grounds; one understanding garden ing and care of horses preferred. Address Dwight B. Heard, corner Adams and Center Sts. WANTED-A man who understands the furniture business; good salary to right party. Address Furniture . care Republican.
 WANTED-Good milller. and good ranch hand. J. D. smith. R. R. f. WANTED-Girl for housework; fam fly of three. 62o North Sixth St WANTED-Two plumbers. two timers. one apprentice or helper. Gosart Plumbing Co HELP WANTED Stock boy. also er- rand boy. Apply at Goldberg's. WANTED-Two experienced dry goods salesmen for Yuma: must be all-around, good men; one with knowledge of Spanish. See Charles Korrick of the New Tork Store to- ! day.
 ! INVANTED-First class carpenter. l Thos. Douglas. Tempe. ] wANTED-Apprentices for millinery l department; wages while learning
 Apply at the New York Store. ! WANTED Strong. steady deliver!
 boy; good wages to the right one
 Apply Monday at the New Yorl Store.
 b-Experienced stock maT
 and blacksmith; must be married strictly sober and reliable: goOC
 wages. Apply by phone or letter C
 Castle Hot Springs Co., Hot Springs
 Ar-z.
 WANTED-An experienced girl fo
 housework for family of two. Appl.
 immediately at 745 North Center. WANTED-Man Three miles eas
 Indian school. Goebel.
 WANTED-Man and wife to work O
 ranch: man must thoroughly under
 stand ranchIng in this valley. Mir
 s. S Lowe, one mile west of F'ai
 grounds.
 WANTED-Co -Colored or Mexican wash woman for private family; good pa 3 to the right party Apply at 5St
 Van Buren street n WANTED-Two good sized bell boy Q at Hotel Adams, steady employ K ment
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
WHY AMERICANS IMMIGRATE TO
 CANADA.

Back in 1896. when forty-nine Am eriCans crossed over and settled i1 western Canada. there was nothing much in fact to excite comment But when in the following year. their Eum-
 Der was increased by 512. at least a few people on either side of the inter
 national boundary began to realize that western CanaCa had something . to offer in the way of an inducemenr to attract the American farmer. In 1898. the number of immigrants reach ed the Surprising figure of 9.119 and ! the movement was on in earnest. To- l day from that neuclus of forty-nine ! people there has sprung up a mighty tide Of immigration such as this conti- nent has never known. Each year since INeG has seen the numbers doub- : ling. and trabIins. mounting up. ua itu with the close of the twelve months ending December 3lst 1905. a vast army of 1o7.ooo Amesicans help to
 swell the grand total
 There seems 10 be no abatement in ] this movement. and it is confidently ] ore dictcd that at least I50 900 tO goo 70 ! coo of oIr citizens win have crossed l the boundary this year and taken uI ] homes in Western Canada The move imtut has now developed into clear I- defined plan Of colonization. cen tered atoGt Calgary. Southern Alberta : The reason for this enormous immi-
 grafton is easily given. Land in the
 United States that is worth from $15
 Co S20O an acre if sold. will buy many acres or the finest land in Canada H' a cost of Slo Co S25 per acre. Behind him the American farmer has a thor
 ough Knowledge or the vast money
 making Iossibiiu ,s Of appreciatine land values. In many instances b. has seen his land increase in value from SI.15 to S2o0 per acre. and be- iev-ug that it had reached its max
 imum value is ready to dispose of il
 and take advantage Of the present Io"
 land values in Canada. He Is able Q,
 iCof into the future and see that lgn- which is now being sold in Canada at from Sl0 To S25 an acre. will. with
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
For Rent

5-room furnished house. with bath. gas range. etc. with six lots. chicken yard and pasture for horse and COW. for SS5 per month.
 5-room furnished house. close in, for SEQ per month.
 7-room furnished house. bath and electric lights. on North First Ave, for $50 per month.
 5-room. nicely furnished house. two screen sleeping rooms, gas and wood ranges. electric lights and telephone; best location: one-half block from car line: all for S65 per month
 4-room brick house, with hot and cold water. bath and range connected, for S10 per month.
 5-room brick for S1O per month
 Broom frame house for S4 per month.
 eO0-acre ranch. 100 acres under cul- uvatiou: plenty of water; for $2oO per year.
 4-room brick house for $S per month
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
DRAWN TOGETHER
 BY TIIEIR FACES
Why a Pima County Man Would Like
 to Vote for Judge Phillips.

Harry J- Bennett. deputy sheriff of Pima county. IS in the city with his wife for a few days. He has a notion to throw up his job and gain a resi- dence here for no other purpose than Go vote for Probate Judge Phillips. The friendship between him and the judge sprang up in curious manner.
 Alr. Bennett was married here a couple of years ago On the afternoon before the wedding he went to the probate court after the marriage license. Judge Phillips was sitting at his desk with his back to the door when Mir Bennett entered. When the judge turned Mr. Bennett said he could not suppress a cry of amazemenJ and sympathy My God" he exclaimed "is there anything ! can do for you o-'
 The judge in surprise said. "I don; know what you mean, there's nothing the matter with me"
 "Oh." replied MT Bennett. greatly relieved. "I thought from your fac, you were in pain"
 Judge Phillips immediately divertet ! the conversation from the topic O, facial beauty by grasping blank ana picking up pen. asking. What is the name Of the lady2'' What lady2' in ! quired NIr. Bennett. '~The lady t' ! whom you are 10 be married replie, l Judge Phillips.
 ! It was then Mr. Bennetts turn t =. inquire how the judge knew that h II had come after marriage license Judge Phillips told him that tn an ex l. perience of nearly two years in the of
 flee he had learned to detect the mat . rimonial face at a glance.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

When the scalp throsa os zlfArs AsassFzs cf @ rrlmuny substance % Iz a EEt-zz-e a say t-s- ease. and TO time shes-ia t= t1zs D. -ssFzzzs -l You certainly voua Ea1 s-zztzsz ts Esza iEEt4 u1c.t were you 60 look ss Eats E-z-I=f Ef Fs,s- @ Iaa-uifylng glass. Naez ElzAzs s-.Ease-- i -.- scmb'cs working mass of ilse.-s-
 creatures absorb the nutu-neut CT li-e-a-F scalp causing the scalp Co bccc--- dry and l.. ish, result. .ug In the loss of hair and fll-..E - ness. DanderIne works w1ale-s Iu l-
 cases. It tloroucLlv e-1diczteE l- tr--
 scalp bacteria and makes the lz-E EE
 usually long. strong and beauiiirL c1e - e- bottle is enough 60 show you tfzz lt usI O. r- lbIs and even more. NOW ar aI t---- t1ree sizes, 2sc.. S5e- a Sf-G0 Fe- i.NOWLrON DASDI-IsES<s co., Chi-ar -
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
For Sale

7-room modern brick, close in, on north side: best bargain in the city Must be sold at once.
 5-room frame house, with large screen roms: two city lots; shade and shruBbery: good stable and chicken yard. for S125O. $55o down. balance two years if desired.
 Groom brick, conveniently arranged and close to car line. city water; for slS5o. easy payments: $1oo or more down and S25 per month.
 4-room frame house. with good shade and city water. for $50e; easy pay ments.
 One lot with two frame houses. one t,vo-room and one four-room. TOT So7V' S25 down and $10 per month.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Opportunities

Here is a chance to get a home. if you will take advantage of our offer. We have a tract of fine land three miles from town. partly in alfalfa. and plenty Of Salt water. WIFI sell 40 or so acres of this tract and build a house and dig a well with pump in it. on terms to suit. Why pay rent when you can get a home that will pay itself out?
 10 acres, one mile from Capitol building. 4-room house, well. windmill and tank, and good dairy house: plenty of shade; Salt water; nearly all in alfalfa. A snap. S1650.
 90 acres. three miles from city: good house, two barns, fine corral. nice shade; good we'll A bargain for S4250.
 -5 acres. seven miles west; all in alfalfa: one Of the best i'm proved small ranches in the val lay Investigate.
 Two of the finest residences in Phoenix at a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
FOR SALE

acres. close in, frame house, S2O00. 10 acres. three miles north. good house and shade.
 40 acres in alfalfa, fine location, close in. extra good soil, $4600.
 so acres, fine land, under Arizona canal $35. per acre; a first class specu- lation-
 so acres. about miles west of town; water rights in town ditch; half in al- falfa, $6o per acre.
 broom brick house in Bennett addi- ton modern: a splendid buy; S320o.
 1o-room. modern brick. close Tn, north part of town; a splendid oppor- tunity to rent rooms; location cannot be excelIed. Big bargain for some one. Price $S500.
 Broom house. on North Second Ave fine shade; $250a.
 Money to Loan. Houses Tor rent all sizes and prices; furnished and un- furnished.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Miseellaneeue Wants

 HOW MUCH do you want for five good cuus@ State rate of payment Ad- 1 dress "ouick." Republican, WANTED-Roard and lodging in pri- ! vatc family. by married couple and ! daughter. n months old. location. ] north of Center and between Ffttr | Ave. and Ffrst street. Address X. IT. CsTc RepubLC7n. WANTED-To rent or . room house, having all modern improvements; location. north uf Center and be tween rifth Ave and Fifth St A. IT.. care of Republican,
 REMEMBER THE SOCIAL at Mrs Eyers'. Friday evening, Oct. 3. BIDS. WANTED-B3ds will be received up to r o'clock. noon Oct 10. 1906. for constructing new niI' building toS the Mesa Coop. Milling Co. Mesa. Plans and specifications can be seen at tre office of the Mesa Milling Co. in Mesa. or at H. B. Skinner's office. Tempe The company reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Mesa Coop. Milling CO. by W. A. Macdonald
 WANTED-Board and room. by a young gentleman, private family. where there are no other boarders, preferred. Address C. F.. NJ. care Republican
 TEN DOLLARS reward for identifica- ! ton of parties who cut wire fence at 1 residence corner Eighth and Jeffer- l son Sts. C. Lund-
 1 wANTED-To rent 3 or 10 good milch l cows. will pay highest rent and take
 good care of same. Address T. Q. R-
 care Republican office.
 WILL THE PERSON selling the Viavi remedies please communicate at once with Mrs. Ethel Greene, Mesa.
 Arizona.
 1 THE ADAMS SKATING RINK will
 have a refreshmeut booth to rent
 Who wants it? Address II. w IT.
 Republican
 REFINED LADY. win gcod home
 would like to take care of small child
 or 70 adopt. For particulars. address
 Mrs. Robert Bright, P. O. Box Sgz. ] WANTED-Cash renter for 50 acres
 of land one mile north of town L.
 II. Chalmers. Fleming block.
 VIAVI-VVe will be pleased to meet UuI
 friends and all those interested in the
 Niayi System of Treatment at Room
 1. Anderson blocS. corner Washing
 ton and First Sts. Hours. l to p
 m K x J. C. Johnson, managers BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-A sales
 man to follow up inquiries. clos'
 sales. collect; in fact, take charge o an already established business
 throughout this vicinity for a wei
 known and welt advertised house. T'
 such a person we will pay week.!
 salary and railway fare. also com mission on DeN and old buSn'S turned over. CNo books or insur 3 aucc) This will be a permanent r"
 sitiuu. and offers unusual oppoTlu D nity- Address fully with references $ K C. this office.
 - MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS e&Peri | enced cara reader. tells past, presen P and future. Ladies. 25c; gentlemen
 90 cents. 223 Buchanan St. corne
 Third.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Loans Negotiated

in an- amount. without delay prnved ranches. with liberal l.H- as to repayments
 IT you desire to borrow existing mortgage taken r tended. please call and i.- my clients plans and terms essarv. can come to ynur ranch talk the matter over
 our lnstaIlmeut featur. been popular with farw fr rsducs trafr debt each year and interest and incidentally for reuewals-
 have placed .r Ua- rN about S10n.Hn". Ny r'i"r. Irud for niu sIHH.H au. next trr-- uHurH..
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05


 AUCTION. SATURDAY. l:30 D. m-. at our salesroom. 23 South First Ave. will sseu Brown. White and MinOvca Leghorn hens, cows. horses. buggies, harness and all kinds of furniture. Send in your goods. List your stock. Tel Red All. Hammond. auCtiOueer.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

PUBLIC SALE. Tuesday. Oct. g, com mencing at 10 a. m-, :. c. FUrrey of Glendale will sell 12O head of cattle, head of horses, 300 Brown LeghOrn hens, a large list of farm imple- ments. F months time given. A lunch at noon. Hammond, auc- tiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

in a very few years. tgsz'azr 56d its present value.
 Then. there Is angsa~r fart ' appeals Co the Amerirss t1-ezFf uarticuIarIv Co those -E Ehe uEs states. The Canadian 1ss~5f5E rsz company Is now engaged co 8 irrigation work. just ~zzE ne C5-E= that will eventually brIuz sz-i-=r eas -E l 1. 800. .GU0 acres of as Zine land EE tEr- IS in an Of Canada- TF-T have 4ar- thrown open te zettl-lH=az fhE fiFsl i block of T10O0o acres. es5-s5 EheF ace ! selling at from SIS to Ess Esr acre la connection with thlz 5FrtzzEe4 -liil- ' they are selling non -irrfs-tlle lands a- from Sl2 to 2l5 Der -rF=- Ul1iEl rlH not be surpassed for ErszzssE FsFs= and affords a range EH=r- sEfsr4 l1zz graze throuehogJ th- -attrr yezF s1-.- . out shelter.
 The future or vr~-S~rz f'zHa-f- particularly the z1utH=ru E1F= ! Alberta province fs a-=esFv-i G= it's metropolis. a stts- nf eaaG ilants. composed largely af Ar Is a live. up-te-ast- city i. business is in te~ hza--- fa
 progressive business 1s--I- dIe enormous stocks TH--' . number os jobhiuz Tsr- |
 afforded by a large paHslH=
 Along the lime or th- Caua.i.l
 railway in southern .A.--a have been twenty a.--ala-a the past gear Too D- fo.lut-ef a. more next year ~o that I..r uo shortage for the .r
 prorJuctd iu this section Everyone wanted JH u 
 o'clock for free hay rar. r. ice cream social -r the E
 izyer. given by the I-ad.e- E.. Refreshments 15c-
 IF yoa wish to go to tI'e oircus ait7 t='
 girl ycu love best
 Give her Donofrio's Crystailized Ca=---i
 Candy
 The pride of the west
 Hair dressing parlor=- .".fs.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

FIRST CLASS SHAMPOOING. mani curing and hairdressiug, at your home. Phone Red sos. Lillie Wig gins PICTURE Frames mad= 70 order. all sizes and kinds at Balke's Big Curio Store WANTED-To buy poultry. l42 North Seventh Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Help Wanted

WANTED Woman for plain sewing
 on EeutIcmen'S clothing. New York Hat Factory. 2l North First Ave. WANTED-Girl for general house.
 work: small family Mrs. J. G, Nc
 Kibban. at The Emporium- VvANTED-Man. general ranch hand;
 good home right party. Apply kerst-
 ing's. Center and Jefferson. a. m.
 sharp
 WANTED Competent cook, and girl for general housework; good wages
 to right party. Apply after o'clock
 mornings, 500 North Second Ave. WANTED-Strong. husky man to at
 tend to shipping and receiving de
 partment- Apply today at the New
 York Store.
 WANTED-Cirl to iron; also to work
 on mangle. Arizona Laundry. 4 FIRST-CLASS BARBER wanted at
 Modern barber shop. Mesa. Ariz., no
 other need apply; S15 guaranteed. WANTED-N young man for a steady
 job. New York Hat Factory. 2l North
 First Ave
 WANTED-GirI for general housework.
 Apply at Stcin,s- IVA NTED D-Mau and wife to do house. work and care for yard. Apply MrS Lee. opposite Osborn school North Center.
 ! WANTED Man to work on 1aTm; nc objection married man; good wages ] to right man. H. Renaud. AIhambra l WANTED cook in small hotel al ! Hot Springs Junction. Ariz man ol [ woman. Address II. Y. CoN, Morris l town. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Beard and Rooms

BONNY VIEW RANCH is the pleas antest" place for polite heaIthseekers and tourists To board. No irrigation. daily stage best table See photos and get circulars at Niller's Drus Store.
 BONNY VIEW RANCH. seven miles north on Seventh street. high, dry and picturesque. best table air.
 water. Daily stage. Open for board CTS September 18th. Make arrange
 mcnts now. See Todd, Republican
 office. p. m- daily.
 THE SINTH AVENUE FAMILY HO- TEL. ct Adams st. and Sixth Ave, has been opened for the winter sea-
 son by Mrs. KeIso. and board and rooms may be had cor S1O week and
 up.
 HONESIDE HOTEL. Clayson's ranch.
 will open October 2 unde: the per sonal supervision of Mrs. CjaEson.
 The hotel has been put in first-ciass shape and will be conducted iu a manner satisfactory to the most eN- acting. IT you are tourist and wish to get accommodations in the most beautiful spot in the valley, call us up. Phone Black 53, CT postofiice | box Q.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

COMBINATION PUBLIC SALE Thursday. oct. II. commencing at 10 a. m. two miles south and half east of Tempe. on the Bill Lewis ranch. Bill Lewis. J. E. Price. Mrs. L. NJ. Schwenck will sell mules. horses. cattle farm implements. household goods poultry. etc. etc. Hammond, auctioneer. Tel Red All.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

The best 20-acres Of garden - the valley Tn melons and t-s..r pay for itself in one year li"-- good well. s. R V- wafer and --.H- ditch X dandy place for =l- g. ilv. being near school bu--s h z bargain. Today S1-5 per acre
 Two choice lots iu B-l--- least froup. cheap. Sle"'-
 Three lots ou First Sr- least on corner and OBI car liue- s.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
Situations Wanted

DRESSNI AKINC3-Mrs Center. dress maker. has changed her location and will welcome patrons ate 5S6 North Second Ave
 -GentIemen's mending to do weekly. Mrs Theo. Triton. 10I West Washington St. JAPANESE BOY wants position as cook in good family. Address J. H., P O. Box ll64- YOUNG MAN. handy with tools. would like work as carpenters helper Call at IoG South sixth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

FOR SALE-The front. glass. lumber, brick, steel and all material in the English Kitchen on First street which will be torn down after Oc- tober 1. Antone Gold.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

FOR SALE-1O acres, at a bargain.
 Address A B C, this office.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

PUBLIC SALE. Monday. oct 15. com mencing 30 D. m-, at what is known old Adobe Corral. at Five Points. Phoenix E. Pennington will sell To horses. buggies. wagons, Fresno and slip scrapers quantity of work har- ness. double and single, Jackson stacker. Buck rakes. moving ma chine. tools. etc. Hammond. aU2- t.oneer Tel Red All
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

FOR SALE-Good established small business, well located, cheap w k James. 3z W. Center
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05
BEST BARGAIN
9O-ACRE IMPROVED RANCH oN SOUTH SIDE, WITH PLENTY
 OF WAFER
FOR SALE

Great bargains in Desert Land e
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS eSperi- enced cara reader. tells past, present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen. 90 cents. 223 Buchanan St. corner Third
Arizona republican., 1906-10-05

TEN. DOLLARS reward for identi1ica-
 ton of parties who cut wire fence at
 residence corner Eighth and Jemer- son Sts. C. Lund.