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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Jesse T.. Miller. one quarter
ex-ofiicio fee, recording and
furnishing printers copy
March session and special
April session OF the County
Board filing papers in
county business, fees In in
sanity proceedings ....$ 60 95
Total ....... % 80
For the Purpose of Paying the Ex-
penses Of the County Board.
John NJ. Dewey. clerical works Is 90
TOTAL ........,.,....".s 10 w
The Chairman OF the County Central
Committee OF the Republican party
and the chairman of the County Cen
trail Committee OF the Democratic
party presented the names OF the per
sons selected by them respectively for
appointment as judges of election and
| thereupon said persons so selected
were appointed by the board 10 serve
as judges OF election for the ensuing
year which are as follows, towit:
First Cairo Precirct-Frank f.
Davis. James Meehan, Louis Hasen-
jaeger.
Second Cairo Pecinct-Chalres F,
Miller, Phil G. Barclay. George G.
| koehler
Third Cairo Precinct-L H. Mey-
ers, John d. Stepp, Fred Sehatz.
Fourth Cairo Precinct-W F. Sim
on, Henry Wilson, William II. Wood.
Fifth Cairo Precinct-M. c. Metz
ger. + d. Nellis. Louis Zanone.
Sixth Cairo Alfred Brown
IC. P, Williams. George b. Walker
Seventh Cairo Precinct-W S. Dew
ey, John C. Fisher, A. s. Magner.
Eighth Cairo Precinct Henry A
Davis. r. w Warrick, Mike Egan.
Cache Precinct. |. Kinnison
John W. Kilgore, William Kessler.
Beech Ridge Precirct-Willian J
lChilders, David Brown, II. Rumfelt.
Unity Precinct-E. c. Riggle, HON
or Wright, G. w lrby
S3a.g.Isky Precinct-Bh n m ! :
Jones, John w Akin, Willis Nelson
Tamms Precinct A. Vansickle
f. Duncan. r. l.. Hill.
cleo Precinct--Israe Cauble, Jesse
Il. Whitaker. T. r Grace.
Delta Precinct James w Harrell
IL. H. Wilson. r w McCrite.
Clear Creek Precinct-P. III. Me
Raven, r. NJ. Gully, Oscar Taylor.
East Cape Girardeau Precinct w. l.
Knight. John W. Kendall, w n
| Lightner
Thebesl Precincti-G c. Miller
Thomas Hobbs. c. p. Spann
Santa Fe .Precinct-A. d. Twente
Leroy Bedwell. l.. f, Jones
Olive B"anch Precinet-LeW Den
Flip, Jerry Dunning John A. Milford
Goose Island Precinct--John l.
Bowers. Jesse Miller H. c. Mulcahy
Lake Milllgan Precinct-John w T
alexander. j, w. lee, John W. Zee.
The Board then adjourned urti
Thursday. June Gath, A. d. 1909,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Benjamin Jones, for services
and team and hire and ex-
penses delivering supplies
for election OF June 7th,
l909 ...,.. ...'..'''.-','' if'Vu
New York Store Mer. Co,
muslin for use on election
booths ...... ....,..+..'. 'oc
Kelly Bros Lumber Co.
Laths and nails for use on
election booths ... . "a
Thomas A. Fuller. for ser
vices as member AT can
vassing board, canyassing
returns OF election of June
1th 1909 ..............., 5o'
Thomas A. Head, for services
as member of canvassing
boarl. canvassiEg returns
Of election of June 18th,
l9u9 .''.'''.'...'. DIV
Harry b. Davidson, for ser
vices as member of can
yassihg board. canvassing
returns OF primary cleo
ton ..... ..'. ,..... Nv
Thomas A. Head, for services
as member of canvassing
board canyassins returns
OF primary election ...,,.. 3.0'
IC. ID. Kinnison for hauling
election booths in Cache
precinct ......... ..,.--,. W
Total ,174 0
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09
cor the Purpose Of Defraying the
Cost and Expense Of Repairs on
The Court House of the County.

Albert Frost. Jr, services as
ianitor at court house for
April. 1909 ...,.....s IS 90
Albert Frost, Jr. services as
janitor at court house for
May, 1909 ........ .. $500
yairo Wator Co. water rent
for court house for Jan.
Feb. and March, 1909 .. 49, rs
Home Telephone Co. for 4
phones for April. May and
June, 1909. at court house Is 90
Thomas w. Cannon, street
sprinkling. weeks TO June
9Th, 1909 -. -. ..... 1900 {
New York Store Mercantile
Co, one wash bowl for use
at court house ....... Is =
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Total ........'..........S ia 80
For the Purpose of paying for the
Necessary Fuel, Lights. Etc, at
And for the Court House
OF the County.
Cairo Electric ard Traction
Company, for electric lights
In court rooms and offices
at court house from March
to May 2jth, 1909. .$ l7.10
cairo Electric and Traction
Company. for electric lights
in Jail and iailor's residence
from March cath TO May
95th. 1909 ...... 81. 49,. 1856
Cairo City Gas Company, for
lights at court house from
March cath 1909, to May
25th, 1909 ...... ...... 1900
Fred d. Nellis. coal for use
at court house .......... 6.25
Total -e %
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Friday. June 25th, A. d. 1909
The Board met pursuant to adiourrs
neat with Commissioners Edwin j.
cause and Calvin V. Neff, present.
,bsent. Commissioner Jennelle.
The Board resumed the examina-
ton OF claims and accounts against
he county and having audited The fol-
owirg claims and found the same to
be just and unpaid were allowed and
The clerk instructed to draw warrants
m the treasurer for the respective
mounts with interest at the rate of
I've per cent per annum from date II
not paid within thirty days from date,
gainst and In anticipation OF the col
ct'on Of the taxes for the year A.
u. 1905 Said warrants are payable
,ut OF the funds specifically appro
priated and set apart ard set forth as
follows
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

bAdt 40 w
For the Purpose Of Paying the Com
pensation OF the Coroner Of the
County and the Necessary
Expenses Of His Office
JAMES NJ. McManus, for ser.
vices as coroner holding in
quests and for furnishing
burials ...... ....... .....s 237 90
total .........-.-.......s ~ 90
For the Purpose Of Dieting and Other
wise Caring for the Prisoners
Confined in the County Jail.
Frank =. Davis. for dieting
prisoners in the county. .......
jail ........... -.... IS zoo .05
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 40 10
The Board then adjourned until
Tuesday. June 2sth. A. ID. 1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Edward Abernathie, days as
bailiff In circuit court at
~ so ...... :. -. .. ~. 500
Joseph IT, Mueller, days as
bailff In circuit court at
~ .1o .. ~. .,.,.. .... Z 80
Benjamin Jones. for convey
lug prisoners TO jail ..... 4.32
Total 1927
For the Purpose Of dieting and Other
wise Caring for the Prisoners
Confined in the County Jail
The Worrell Mfg. Co., disln
lectants for use in the
county jail ..... ...-....$ 20 90
lOtal ...,........... ...3 ~ .OU
Disailowed Claims.
The following claims against the
county were disallowed by the Board.
NJ. s. Egan, for arrest ard re-
turn of VIM Walker a fugis
tive from Murphysboro, ILL.,,
to Cairo, H. .......,......$ 8.72
VI. Egan. for arrest and
bringing Fred Douglas from
Chicago to Cairo, charged
with breaking into G. II.
Perraults store .. II 2S
The Board then proceeded 10 con-
slider the application OF Louis WILDER,
and the petition OF citizers OF the
sixth Cairo precinct for the appoint
nent OF said Louis WILDER as justice
of the peace in and for the said sixth
Cairo precinct TO fill vacancy in
said office caused by the failure CT
III. w. Walker 10 file new bond as
such Justice of the peace as provided
| by law. After carefully considering
said application and said petition the
Board by a unanimouse vote appoint
| al the said Louis WILDER justice of
the peace in and for the sixth Cairo
tprecinct in said Alexander county to
I'm said vacancy
The Board then proceeded to con.
slider the application of Edward Moore
| and the petition OF citizens of the
third Cairo Precinct for appointment
jf said Edward Moore constable In
and Tor the said third Cairo precinct
20 fill vacancy in said office caused
by the removal of Green Lipe, con
stable. from said precinct After
carefully considering said application
and said petition, the Board by a
unanimous vote, appointed the said
Edward Moore constable in aud for
the third Cairo precinct TO fill said
vacancy
The Board then adjourned until Fri
day, June 25th. A. d. 1909
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

| election booths in Cache
precinct ........ ....--., W
Total .......,...., ,d14. o.
For the Purpose of Paying the salar,
. of the County Treasurer, Exof-
ficio Assessor, Clerk Hire and
The Per Dime of His
Deputies.
Fred ID. Nellis, salary and
| clerk hire as assessor for
| year A. d. 1909 .,........$ 600, "
| II. A. Harmon, 30 days ser
| vice as deputy assessor. 81 81
NJ. T. Cahill, "A DAYS service
as deputy assessor ...,.. 5000
Nv. II. Sullivan. u days ser
vice as deputy assessor. 81 81
| Charles Reed, IS DAYS ser
vice as deputy assessor. a. t
Charles r. Penn. 20 days SER
| vice as deputy assessor. 80 o.
| w. B. Parrott Is days ser
vice as deputy assessor... 81 81
BENJAMIN jones. II days ser
vice as deputy assessor. 81 81
ii. T.. Bridges, y days ser
vice as deputy assessor. G7 81
John w. Kendall, % days ser
vice as deputy assessor. ... So on
c. c. Miller. % DAYS service
as deputy assessor. ..,.., So o.
d. NJ Mulcahy, IA days ser
vice as deputy assessor, 30 0I
James W Ice, s days service
as deputy assessor .... 90 OF
-
Total .........,........Sl ,232 o.
The Board selected the following
named persons to serve as granc
Jurors at the July term. A. d. 1909
of the circuit court OF Alexander
county, Illinois. viz:
First Cairo Precinct-E G. Pink,
Second Cairo Precinct-Charles +
Miller,
Third Cairo Precinct-Jhomas J
Kerth.
Fourth Cairo precinct-D.. T.. Powell
Firth Cairo Precinct--C. F. Nichols
George Jackson.
Sixth Cairo Precinct-Thomas A
Fuller
Seventh Cairo Precinct-Samue
Richardson.
| Eighth Cairo Precinct-Frek Gaunt
! Cache Precinct-John Kilgore.
| Beech Ridge Precinct-Ch a RI e:
Foster
Unity Precinct-George w. Staten.
Sandusky Precinct-James Honey
Tamms !orecinct--Walter Childers.
Elco Precinct-T. Il. Grace.
Delta Precinct-R w McCrite.
Clear Creek Precinct--John ]. Por
ter
East Cape Girardeau Precinct -
John w. Kendall.
Thebes Precinct--C. c. Miller
Santa Fe Precinct--Anderson Stra
der.
Olive Branch Precinct-Smith Den.
ftp.
Goose Island Precincts. H. Yates.
Lake Milligan precinct-G. w. Alex.
der
The Board then adjourned until
Wednesday, June 23rd. A. ID. 1909
Wednesday, June 23rd, 1909
The Board met pursuant To adjourn
ment with Commissioners John ].
Jennelle. Edwin j. Cause and Calvin
V. Neff present.
The Board resumed the examina-
ton of claims and accounts against
the county and having audited the fol
lowing claims and found the same to
be just and unpaid were allowed and
the clerk instructed TO draw warrants
on the treasurer for the respective
amounts with interest al the rate Of
five per cent per annum from date II
not paid within thirty lays from
date. against and in anticipation Of the
collection of the taxes for the year
A. ID. 1908. Said warrants are pay
able out of the funds specifically APP
and set apart as follows
viz:
For the Purpose Of Defrsying the Cost
And Expenses Of Repairs on the
Court House Of the County.
Beno & Williams. labor and
materials in repairing roof
on the court house. ...s 1853. 0G
Peter Cahiil. material and la
Dor in brick work repairing
county Jail .... q. ...... CPS
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For the Purpose OF Defrsying the Cost
And Expenses OF Repairs on the

Court Rouse OF the County.
Beno q Williams. labor and
materials in repairing roof
on the court house. .......s 1853 90
Peter Cahill. material and la
Dor in brick work repairing
county Jail 49,. :. -. rs
Rhodes Burford Furniture Co.
window shades for office
of Superintndent of schools 90
lobe l.. Pulley. for material
and labor putting in glass
in doors at court house 3 35
II. H. Halliday. brick for use
at court house ...... 6 IS
II. H. Halliday. drayage on
brick returned. ... ........ 50
Frank f. Davis. county co
lector, special assessments
for street Improvement . 400 Is
H. II. Halliday. cement for
Use at court house ....... To- 50
II. H. Halliday. sand for use
in brick work at court
house 5000. .......... 800
P. T. LAngan. Hanks sash
cord .... .......... ...... / so
Total -..-....-....-....-$ Goa so
For the Purpose Of 0efrsyine the Ex-
pense Of the County Court.
William s Dewey. salary as
county judge for March.
April and Nav 1909 ...s 250 00I
Jesse f. Miller. 81 DAYS clerk
County court ..--..-.-...- l53 90
I. 400 81
Total ................s 400 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09
For the Purpose OF Providing the
Necessary Books, Records, sta
tionery and Other Supplies
r or Use OF the Different
TnupsN nffinare
lOtdl ....-..-........-S i.d'
For the Purpose Of Defrsying the Cost
And Expense OF Repairs on the
Court House Of the County.

Court House Of the County.
Erwin Jones. taking down
ami rebuilding 1G chimneys
on court house and CON
structing coal bin in base
ment at court hous ....s 40 60
John O'Shea. plumbing at
court house .............. 275
John O'Shea. plumbing at
court house ............. 2.75
John O'Shea. plumbing at
court house .............. 1850
IS. T.. Colt. carpet, etc. for Of
flee of SuDt. of Schools. IS 90
Halliday. Rittenhouse Co, in
verted lamp chimney ... 20
W. p June. sharpening Lawn
mower 80. ............. 1.75
Clean Sweep Co. clean sweep
for use at court house .. 3 90
Woodward Hardware Co. l
plumbers plunger gross
catchers, mill file and ma
oil ...... .... ........ 2.25
~.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Tuesday. June. 29th A. d. 1903.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment with Commissioners John J.
Iennelle. Edwin J Cause and Calvin
v Nen present
The Board resumed the examina-
ton of claims and accounts against
the county and having audited the fol
lowing claims and found the same 10
he just ami unpaid were allowed ard
the clerk instructed to draw warrants
m the treasurer for the respective
amounts with interest at the rate OF
Eve per cent ner aHnum from date IL
qot paid within thirty days from date.
against ard in anticipation Of the col
lection of the taxes for the year A
d. 1905 Said warrants are parable
out Of the funds specifically apprO-
(COntinuei on Sixth Page.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

IOt"l ......-..-...--.... ~ w
For the Purpose Of Defrsying the Ex.
pense Incurred in the Care OF and
Providing for the Paupers
OF the County
William Hughes. for burial of
George Bradford. deceased
soldier BEL. .. ........... 35 10
William Hughes. for burial of
Joseph Robin. deceased
soldier ....-.. .......... 34.75
Total .................s SO. rs
For the Purpose Of Defrsying the Es
pense Of the Circuit Court.
H H. Hancock. meals for
jurors in Archie Lee case. s $50
W. r Simon. prescription for
iuror 49,. o.. ...-......... 1.45
Alfred Brown. services as
clerk of the circuit court %
DAYS 60 ...- .-.-.S &c 90
Ernest II. Riggle. ,lays bail
If II circuit court at s.. so 10 90
J. H. Woodward. days as
bailiff in circuit court at
$3.50 49,. go. ...... 80
VIM. White. days as bailiff
In circuit court at s2.50 : so
Allie Frost. 2 DAYS as bailiff
in circuit court at $3.50. 750I
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Continued on Sixth Pagsj
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09

Total ...........,......$ 90 80
For the Purpose of Paying the Ex-
penses OF the County Board.
John NJ. Dewey. clerical works 800
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-08-09
For the Purpose OF Defrayng the
Cost and Expense Of the Office
OF the County Clerk.

Jesse T.. Miller. one quarter
ex.ofticio fee, recording and
furnishing printers copy,
March session and special
April session of the County
Board filing papers in
county business, fees In in.
sanity proceedings .....$ 6
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
Weather Report.

The following data for the week ending at 9 a. m. today. April 8th. are furnished by Observer A. E. Hackett, in charge of the local office of the U. s. Weather Bureau.
 The mean temperature of the week was 40 degrees. which is practically normal. The highest temperature was 68 degrees on the End, and the lowest. l9 dergees. on the 7th. The high est temperature recorded for the same period during the past II years was 69 degrees, in 1902, and the lowest, l3 degrees in 1901.
 The total precipitation for the week was IA inch. The pre- vailing winds were from the south west. the average cloudiness was 2 per cent, and the mean rel ative humidity. 45 per cent.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
RANGE AND MARkE I NEWS
Items of Interest Pertaining to the Live Stock Industry in Arizona Mar
 ket for the Past Week.


 Kansas City Stock Yards, April 5.--The run of cattle last week was 32, 900 head, about 2O00 head less than previous week Receipts of cattle from the range country were quite liberal first part of the week, but dwindled down to almost noth. ing towards the end. Bulk of the arrivals again ran to beet grades, very few stock or feeding cattle in- cluded. and yet market on this class made little or no improvement. Steers declined l5 to 25 cents the first part of the week but closed with the loss regained. The run of cattle here today is 10000 head, market on steers steady to dime lower. other grades about steady, Colorado steers $5.50 to $6.25. top steers today $6.50. cows $3.0O to $5.5O, heifers $4.0O to S6.l0. stock CTS $4.O0 to $5.25. feeders S4.75 to $5.60. veal calves $5.75 to SIPS, quarantine steers steady to weak, steers $5. 25 to $500. cows $3.50 to SA.OO. Demand for eastern killers continues good. Cattle receipts for the month of March at this point broke all records for that month at ITO, ,OO0 head, an increase of 600C over same month last year
 The run of sheep and lambs last week amounted to B, 600 head. ap. proximately the same number as was received during the previous week. The market closed with gain of 25 to 35 cents. Top lambs sold at $8. l5. and spring lambs ur to $15.00. The run of sheep and lambs today is 5000. market steady to 10 cents lower. Lambs today ranged from SIPS to s7.90, yearI- ings SIPS. wethers $6.25, ewes $5.s5. Clipped lambs are worth $6.50 to $7.0O. goats $3.5O to S4.50. There is good demand for stock and feeding grades. receipts oI which are light. Some feeding lambs sold recently at $6.S5.
 ]. A. RIcKART,
 L. 5. Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
Ranger Fred Platten Robbed.

Ranger Fred Platten came in from his winter headquarters camp at Allen Lake the first of the week and when he landed at his summer camp at Challender he found his cabin had been broken open and footed of everything of value. It is a mighty serious offense to break into government property. but it is difficult to land the robbers when they do. Ranger Platten would be willing to waive all formalities if he could but have the pleasure of meeting the miscreant who swiped his glad raiment.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09

MT. K. F. Fox returned to Flag staff yesterday from an extended trip through South America, Spain, England n d other European countries. He had intended to locate in South America when he left Flagstaff last November, but five months of touring satisfied him that America was good enough and especially that part called Arizona.
 We are pleased to note that Flag staff is again being well advertised by means of the souvenir post card. The cards are kept on sale at the Flagstaff Reading Room and in clude great variety of interesting scenes in and around Flagstaff, with new subjects being added every few days. They are finely finished photographs and one of the best advertisements Flagstaff has ever had.
 The Williams News mentions the fact that an absent minded man voted doctors prescription at the recent school election while on his way to the drug store to have it filled. Now if he had vot- ed at the drug store and filled his prescription at the polls, or filled the drug store and voted the polls at the prescription, or something like that it would have been more strange.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09

The electric threatre is doing a good business in spite of the spring weather. The show is a cracking good one, with nightly changes in pictures. Manager Rudd will have to add another section of the county to his theatre to hold the crowds during inc summer.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services for Easter Sunday are as follows:
 Childrens Program at IT a. m. Easter Sermon at SD. m. Special music. All invited.
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
LOCAL NOTES

JACK omitn the sheepman came | in from the south last night.
 Mrs P. G. Gates of Tolchaco is a visitor in Flagstaff this week.
 Mrs. K. H. Gillett of Gallup is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. l.. Beal.
 Mr. Johnson. the Tolchaco Indian Missionary, was in the city We'd nesday.
 Sheriff John Francis was in Phoe- nix the first of the week on official business.
 Wall paper cheapest and best. See Everette Hanna's line of samples.
 Frank Dickinson the cowman was in from the northwest country this week.
 Mrs. Elmer Carol is being en- tertained by friends in Winslow this week.
 James Pitts, now of Phoenix rancher and sheep man, was in the city yesterday.
 Ranger Robt. W. McConnochie is in from the Jacks Canyon country where he spent the winter.
 Capt. George Hochderffer and daughter, Miss May, returned yesterday from California.
 Burt Doyle returned this week from Los Angeles where he has been for the past two months.
 Mrs. M. Wilson returned. yester- day from Tuba city where she has been for the past month or more.
 John Baily, real live cow puncher came in from his bovine business on the Verde last Satur- urday.
 Samples of all the latest things in wall paper, burlap etc. See Everette Hanna or leave word at Sun Office.
 Rev. James Graham of Englewood Ont. organizer for the Good Tenn plars, is in the city in the interest of that organization.
 Business seems to be picking up. The town has been full of drum mers the past week and they report good sales all along the line.
 John l.. Thomas came in from Oak Creek yesterday on foot The roads owing to recent showers are too deep for travel by team as yet.
 The full proceedings of the board of supervisors will be pub lished next week. The official min. utes were received too late to print them all complete.
 Mrs. Haskins returned to Flag staff from Washington after an absence of about year Mrs. Haskins has many friends here who are glad to see her again.
 Chas. Johnston, K. A. Finley and Jos. B. Garfield or Williams came in last evening to attend a special meeting of the Masonic brethern who belong to the g degree.
 Mr. V. Nj. Slipher and family of the Lowell observatory left yester- day morning on six weeks yaca- tion to his old home in Frankfort, Indiana and will also visit New York city on his trip east.
 Miss Towne, the milliner who has made most distinctive sue cess at Babbitt's at their spring opening this week, has gone to Williams for few days to assist in the Babbitt- Poison Co. open ing.
 Ranger Geo. A. Reed and Lige
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09
Arbor Day Exercises.

Arbor day exercises will be held at the Normal Friday morning April I6, at ten o'clock. The public are cordially invited. The program will be as follows:
 Song ~ Senior Class History of Arbor Day Naomi Land Recitation - Florence Gavin Piano Duet ....
 .. Misses Maytlower and Lilies Recitation Dottie Hotchkiss Reading - Hannah Funston Arbor Day Prophecy. Ella Hopen Recitation ~ .,. Mary Lilies What we owe the Trees ..
 ....... Edna Ledwich Recitation . Leslie Mayflower Song ... Senior Class
 Planting of the tree
The Coconino sun., 1909-04-09

We heard of the place Where there's bargains galore So we're hiking to Finley's Secondhand store.
 See our neat, new, up-to-date line of collapsable touring baby cabs; the best made. We always think ahead bit And keep the prices down We always beat the catalogues On prices here in town We're always at the front of things And not like Billy Taft (A joke from Joseph Cannon) And developed mainly aft.
 Our stoves cook Flagstaffs dinner.
 Just now we can furnish a three room house awful cheap.
 We want furniture; got $9 hid under the rain barrel to buy with.