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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
ARCHER NEWS.

ARCHER. Feb. Miss Minnie
Heyman Is visiting relatives In sayan-
nah this week
Rev Hilton and family OF Hampton
have moved 20 our town and are To-
Gated In one Of the Fleming cottages.
Mrs 4. W Rauknight Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs J. n. Tucker. In Jack
s0nyillc
Mrs George Fleming and children
have returned home after a pleasant
visit 90 Jacksonville
Miss Essie Smith Is spending sew
eral weeks with her parents IN Mica
nopy.
Mrs. Groves OF M0ntbrook is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. A. Maddox
Mr. and Mrs Robert Heagy enter.
tained a party OF young people Friday
evening A very pleasant evening
was spent with games aud music. De.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
BETRAYAL OF WOMAN
CAUSED HIS DEATH

GAINESVILLE. Texas. Feb. 3.-Us-
ing an automatic revolver. Miss We
runa Ware. daughter OF a prominent
farmer OF this county. fired into a
crowded court room here yesterday.
continuing until her weapon was emp
tied and as a result John Hanes. a
merchant OF JOnesbOro. for whom the
bullets were intended. Is dead: two
bystanders. James Simth and David
Ross are believed 60 be MORALLY
wounded and A. p. Wiley, Jr.. also a
disinterested party. is seriously
wounded
IL was during the conclusion OF the
case on trial i'm the district court that
the shooting occurred. Miss Ware. as
complainant and Hanes as defendant
I'm a case OF seduction. the former in
an ante-rOOm and the latter in the
court room. were awaiting the calling
Of court Approaching a window from
which a view OF the court room could
be had, Miss Ware saw Hanes among
the spectators and before she could
be restrained drew the revolver from
the folds OF her dress and opened fire.
Three of the bullets went true 10
the intended mark. innicting wounds
i'm Hanes' back and arms from which
he died within an hour. Smith wa.
shot I'm the head and Ross was wound
ed I'm the hack and arm. Wiley re-
ceived a bullet in his leg. Miss Ware
and her brother. Charles Ware, wer,
arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

cations from various commercial bod
les OF Charleston In opposing the con
hrmatiOn Of the Crum nomination aud
read them 70 prove that his protest
against Crum fully represented the
popular sentiment Ia Charleston.
The japanese and Chinese questions
now causing discussion on the Pacific
Coast were referred 20. and Mr.. ia.
con (Georgial made a general inquiry
OF the Pacific Coast Senators az %
their attitude toward any proposition
10 appoint a Chlnaman as collector OF
customs OF San francisco.
There was a very general discussion
.of the race problem, Ia which several
.Oi the Senators on the Democratic
side took part Senator Money Occu-
pied nearly an hour and reviewed the
history OF the races.
About nifty Senators remained On
the chamber throughout the session.
The nomination will come up tomor-
row, and Mr. Tillman. n Is expected.
viii continue his remarks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. O. MIS- E,,
On Malpncy Of this city and ArthDr
Herbert Osborn OF Ncw York were
married yesterday bv Rev stephen
NJ Lyons at 81 GATHERINGS Roman
Catholic church. Spring Lake. y. j.
The marriage marks. the culmina-
tion Of a chapter Of what may proper
Is De- termed am international romance
Il began IN October 1907, when the
social world was startled by the an.
nouncemout that Miss Helen Maloney
had elopod from her fathers palatial
summer home al Spring Lake with
Samuel n Clarkson Of London who
had been "a guest az the home OF Mar
un Maloney. who is one Of the
wealthlest men of this city and promi-
uent socially.
Mr. Maloney finally located the
young couple in Europe and brought
his daughter back home.
In the meaptime the discovery Vas
made that Miss Maloney had gone
through a marriage ceremony with
Arthur Herbert Osborn OF New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
Senator TiIlman Shows
Crum TO Be Unacceptable

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The nomi-
nation Of Dr. w. ID. Crum 20 be col
sector OF customs OF Charleston. g. C.,
was before the senate In executive
session yesterday for more than four
hours. az The end OF which time no
substantial progress had been made
toward confirmation. After Senator
Tillman had taken the floor. he called
Tor a quorum and after the roll call be
announced that be- proposed 20 see
that a quorum Was maintained
throughout the day
The President called his az
tention 90 a ruling made In the last
hours OF che last session OF Congress
90 the effect that business must not
intervene between calls for a quorum
and that a speech would not be- O..
garded as business This announce
ment provoked q discussion % the
rule. bat Throughout the afternoon no
occasion arose 10 call forth a ruling
on that question.
Ar. Tillman had received e0mmuni.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
HAWTHORN.


HAWTHORN' FEB. The recen
arrivals at Moore Hotel are Mr.. anu
Mrs. }. II. LIBBY and Mr. George a.
Flack OF Cleveland chio.
Mr.. ana Mrs. X. I. Ho1laNay ard
daughters. Misses Anna and Roberta.
left yesterday for Naples.
Or. and Mrs. John D. Irlpp OF Au-
burn, y. ~, VIII go io largo Monday
to join some friends from their home
IN New York.
A. Il. Garter. wife and Miss Marion.
Master Donald ana "F. ava -.F".
Been OF Lebanon, y. d., ana Mr ana
Mrs. Henry hlake"an oi CONNECTICUT
nave engaged rooms "t Noc''a Hotel
and VIII arrive Monday.
me -sporisuoh continue I'd DING .h
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
JUDGE EXCUSED JUROR
FOR HIM TO MARRY Girl
Work Of Securing Jury in Cooper Trial at Nah.
vile Progresses Very Slowly.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. 3.-The
second week OF the trial of Col. Dun
can b. Cooper. Robin J. Cooper and
John ID. Sharpe was completed yester-
day and the jury box remains untitled
The days proceedings were weari-
some and Ruthless. not one of the
vacant seats I'm the box being filed.
Altogether 1852 talesmen were examin-
ed. The very few who attempted TO
qualify were challenged peTemptOrily
by State or defense. IL Is not i'm
probable that the fourth venire OF 500
men will be exhausted tomorrow. in
which event the fifth will be drawn
and summoned and the hearing of the
charges against Juror J. NJ. Whit
worth will be resumed
Judge Anderson of the defense
arose 20 a question of personal privi-
lege as soon as the sheriff declared
the court IN session.
Il obje.t TO a headline in a morn
ing paper. The Tcnnessoean, which
says TIA, defense attacks character
Of Juror Whitworth aad claim he
pur'r rod himself
wow this Is false We did not c--
ams-c Mr.. Whitworth at all and If
We he'd. go might have said that he
expressed an opinion. The story a.
self as written is correct, but the
headline Is cruel and misleading and
We ASK for redress
The court made 10 comment ON the
statement OF counsel. but said:
IA Gems 20 nae that we Lave q
large verNe-5oQ man-aud that
many Of thow have come miles ID 5o
examined. suggest. therefore chat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

u-i.c.l r,rc.hI.ut. were served at
q ,a.n Hour and OBJ. guest. '-r.rr.a
voting Mrs. ''Da-g Cd ia' f-"....
.r. i1i... ..I da .r N'.-
-...". go .ii s ..z..r from I~'rn
t,au. Ta. a-a PENDING 81 tnw weeks
90 ,I. .T.....r
A number Of new families are NOV
i.g into t1.H t1 engage Zoo wvr. ..
ne crate factor"
Rev. and NgF Newman are spend
ing f.H DAYS u Allcasa lais wcoa
SIR. John Watson of Joue-y.llo aa.
Nl.s Lena Killter %, this place were
married Sunday afternoon by Judge
ChaULlu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 3.--The nth an
nual Florida state Fair opened Wed
nesday OF this week, with every as
surance OF the greatest success yet at
ialned BY these annual expositiOns.
~rhe exhibits are superior 20 those
Of former fairs I'm quantity. quality
and attractiveness. and. although Il
was expected az the outset that there
would be some difficulty In securing
exhibits. the exhibit buildings are
taxed 10 their capacity and the display
OF Florida products Is unquestionably
the best ever made.
Fourteen counties have county ex-
hibIts, as follows. In charge Of the
voRtlemen named:
Washington. Collier Bros; Colum-
Rla. r. J. Appleyard; Gadsden. w. M.
Gerry; kIachua. J. w. Tench; Marion,
Mr.. Carnes: Hemando. w. l. Fleming
and W. s. Hancock: Pasco, w. z. En-
hry. Alanateo, =. G. Armstrong; Hills
borough. r.. n. wier: Polk. Hugh
Wear: pesoto. I'd Scott; Lee. w.
STANLEY Hanson and J. l. Cutler;
Dade. b. b. Tatpm and j. c. Bale;
OscoOla, w. l.. Van Duzor,
The poultry and livestock exhibits
are larger and better than ever. The
citrus fruit display b. fully 100 per
cent greater. and of much higher quail
lty than that Of last year
The fair was formally opened on
wednesday By Governor Albert w.
Gnchrlst. who was under escort OF the
FLORIDA State Troops. A big opening
parade moved from the grounds
through The principal streets at 3 a.
m.. in which was inoluded the military
and civic organizations. officials Of
State. city and county, the 80 shows
which constitute the Range and the
600 race horses which viii participate
"a the race meeting which Is to con
tihue throughout che fair.
Hon. William Jennings BRYAN has
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

whitworth matter until we 60. =.
this yenire."
Excused to Get Married
John W. Holt. one Of the ,,,..u
accompanied by buxom woman !.
preached the bench. Holt said.
"Judgo, | got an engagement n -.
married at 10 o'clock and a jury san.
mons for 10. What am I going 70 az
Serve on the jury" said the oour
Well ledge, sure am embar,s
ed. have been trying to get this a,
TO marry me for a long time and Issl
] ought TO go through With II non
It's dangerous to put il on"
The court teased the prospectus
juror a while, then excused him.
In six months b, may wish K,s
kept him on that jury" commented A.
court.
The first talesman called was A x
Greer. who said he could not read
but his wife could; that he lived I've
miles from his brother, but had "A
seen him in three years. Asked Il Ia
wife was not pretty talkatiye he e
pued.
You jest com out and lstn to hvf-
Greer was sure there was a killing
but he was not sure who vas klIlal
or who did the killing.
Although he seemed to be an mesf
juror. Greer Vas challenged By the 90
Tense
After many lengthy arguments OEg
the competency of jurors. l62 vers
excused and the court adjourned ~
the day. so additions had been made
o. tho jerry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
Osborn and His Divorced
Wife VIII Make New Stat

who was hca q student p.
Ir.E." - -
..,,op when bc,-@. AHosn ~
,.,,orr, family maintained '', =. 4.
v i. Known. however that W. -
Ion,y who has been highly =.
~ ''''I rl.e leo XIII nao coHisI'a :. =, 4.
,tm me THE Of marquis. 100. =, J, =,
.'''' '.,,on or fbe anuulment Of ~ =,
rI,o. both al Rome and al -, I, n
5ioc.. of the Catholic ehlToa -. :
civ. Finally in the Ne" 'o -. -
~ the marr''.' t,aBsf
"a op the ground that meg -, - -
ar lived together M',' 40 M o.
n witness iu her own '''-. live q
born born 'u' WI.. Malonsy tesas - =
,ga'' never considered that d. y, !,
risre ioInsd rrr and N' 800
r,rf,r a-m.o .r' Whoa. ,.... IS. 80
@,ni r.l,' measure 20 ,a, ,,,'...s
S.o,o ,rc attentions OF u'isl ~, - b
, wSo we're .aI regarded ia'oT'''
..-ra.rfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
60 aone ID Appearanes.

The Politics. who we're arrested on
Tuesday. waived examination yostor-
day and gave bond for their appear
ance AZ the next term OF circuit court
when the case viii BE- heard on
charge OF Islander.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04
Marriage az AIaehus.

Mr.. Henry Roberts, a prominent
young man OF Dunnellon. aud Miss
Barney Fincher Of Allchua were hap
PLY married az the home OF The
brides parents az Alachua ON Wedncs-
day, The couple left shortly after
wards for their future home at Dun
mellon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

The want ads 90 more real e'''''
business than an other brokers COO
liu,I m &C., they Start moA
pa. business that he brokers' a
agcuta uEI..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

AS advertising finds the best market
for everything else. why not for your
personal services
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

Secure a tenant for that vacant
room through a classified ad. in
The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

Subscribe for The sun and vote FOR
your choice IN the plano contest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-04

We postpone further inquiry h,o a.
Whitworth matter until we e1,u,..
this yenire."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-08

Collection de los conocimientos,
reglas y principles que debe po-
seer todo conductor de autom6-
viles. tcmo encuade rnado
Evening star., 1909-05-16
About Heroes and Others

l. ested in knowing that good as it is it really
doesn't do justice to the The hero is handsome
sxfooter of high degree with nature fine his body
such hero indeed every good romance should have
and mighty glad to have the hereditary Prince OF
Bavreuh among those present
p Ut this has another hero of the
- able that graced the pages of romance, whom
YOU duly presented in this number of SUNDAY MAG
under humorousy compelling conditions Drawing
largely upon history, you know from his foreword
Charles Major sticks pretty closely to fact especially his
background, commonly called local color Also he is
that the fat and ugly Margave of Schwedt whose proud
boast is that he drink beer than of his
time, will make YOU respect and love him. despite the first
impression For the Margrave of Schwedt is the gentle
knight who gives the story its name
MAYBE Mr. Major wanted hero for and another
AvA for We can't all of be feet tall and hand
and splendid in personal appearance. When
down to heroisn anything worth while physical pulchr
ude doesn't do much real work. OF in love affairs
the he beauty likely get fine running start; but he
will probably be shy in staying power
IN this charming Introductory instalment the storyee
merely taking long BREATH and just really getting
started when YOU confronted with the irritating To be
continued In next things begin to slzze This
tale has the quality of satisfying eNacting intelligence while
gripping emotional interest That's Just good sounds
MYSTERIES OF ROYAL BIRTHS is as interesting and
~ remarkable it sounds. There appear to be many
instances in which doubt upon the authenticity OF
the supposed parentage of blue blooded folk OF
isn't important and be of interest demo-
cratic folk, who have royal personages except
read everything that is printed about them
STRO the Seer and Vaeska the Beautiful have a JOY
time in solving the identity of The Lady in Topc
which they do of course. Every knows that tope
fashionable color akin coffee smoke something
familiar. There isn't the slightest in looking in the
dictionary; for it will only misead YOU Apart from the
story these Astro worth while in showing how
valuable is a faculty for close observation. When this is
united with the results marvellous. But
then. commonsense all hv itself is always wonderful.
A BOUT the hardest fighting in the Government
the professionals who make science OF
the slaughter of human beings large scale, when opor
tuty presents itself every generation The forest
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

Santa Clara county-Arthur NJ. Free. G. a.
Mockbee.
University No ZIG. Palo Alto, Santa Clara
county-E. A. Hettinger, A. 4. Lund
Fortuna No. 21s. Fortuna. Humboldt county
Charles G. Brodrick.
Kelseyyille No 21a, Kelseyville, Lake county
Lewis Henderson.
slssion No go. sisson, siskiyou county-Ed-
= Estudilo No 22s, San Lvandro. Alameda
county--W. G. Muntz.
Loyalton No. 22e, Loyalton, Sierra county
plumas No. DDS, Taylorsville. Plumas county,
Fl. F.. Herring.
Russian Hill No 229. San Francisco--Dom-
mick j. Beban. James y. Kelly.
Guadalupe No. 231. San Francisco-Fred e.
Commns, Lodivic Cereghino
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

Rceklln No. 2ss, Roseville. Placer county
A. Eevison.
Balboa No. 2s4. San Francisco-T. F. Hardy,
r. E. Cochran.
Sierra Madre No. 235, Los Angeles-Nathan P.
Bundy, Ray Howard.
Claremont No 240 oakland Alameda county.
George Little, Albert Finck.
Covell. l.. L. Lobner.
Diamond No, 24e, Black Diamond, Contra
Costa county,. McAvoy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
TO LAY CORNERSTONE OF
AGRICULTURAL PAVILION
Ceremony Will Take Place at
Sacramento Monday
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

lSpecidl Dispatch TO he Call
SACRAMENTO, April 1O.-The lay
ing of the cornerstone for the new
agricultural pavilion at Agricultural
park Monday will be accompanied with
some formalities. The program is not
yet complete. because Secretary J. a.
Filcher wishes TO confer with Governor
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

GilIett before he announces the exer-
-cises. 1t has been decided. however.
that there will be a few speeches The
actual laying Of the cornerstone will
be at 4 o'clock The relics taken out
of the cornerstone of the old pavilion
recently torn down from Capitol park
will be sealed UP again in the new
stone.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

WANTED FOR STEALING AUTo-Chester
NJ, McKillops. alias f. d. Diapond was arr
rested yesterday at the request OF the sheriff
OF Los Angeles county for stealing an. auto-
mobile valued at $1,000. Nckillops said that
he had left the machine with blacksmith at
Daggett. Cal When searched he had chan feur's
badge $50. issued in this city, and state
license badge SID. which the police beliere he
had stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11

SAYS HE WAS swINDLED-John Myron
10T4s> Folsom street. obtained a warrant yester-
day for the arrest of b. w. Van Horn and
G.. J. st. Louis charge of procuring $400
from him on December 10 by falsely represent
ing they sole owners of horses and wag-
used by the Glenn teaming and contracting
cornpany
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-11
Dry
Cleaning

The Dry or French Cleaning Process is one
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years. By means Of il, dainty fabrics Of deli
cate colo-s cleaned without injury and restored
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Wherever this process is practicable, it is supe-
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But the process IS also somewhat complex and
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experience and wonderfully complete facilities
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to handle them. No small local concern could
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hcalY every piece sent Us comes under the su-
pervision Of the management
If you have an expensive waist that Is soied lace
curtains thatare diny. party flock eveninzcloak
that needs attention. send them On 70 rs with the
certain knowledge that you could not get
pert service anywhere in the world We also dry
clean gsnslemen's clothes.
tis impossible 70 quote IN advance exact prices
on work Of this kind We cannot tel the cost until
see the goods. but. If you instruct u.s. we viii
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In any event. you can t-ust Our fifty years Of
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been giving our cuctoners square deal
The F. Thomas Dye Works are the
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Anything that 10 4 fabric we can dye or clean. and
We have at disposal all the methods known to the
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You viii find rs frank in our advice expert in our
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Blankets by the Thomas Antiseptic Pro-
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20
LOANS
RENTING

DO you want to buy 10-acre home
in the country, either in the orange
belt or garden land? We have some
fine propositions and will be glad to
show you. Ten acres will make you
a fine living. The land, purchased
now, will surely advance IN value.
Ten acres will keephTO0 hens and
two or three cows. with fruit enough
for any family. You can be as in
dependent with a proposition like
this as any man. Here are some of
these places:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20
For Sale-Houses


FOR SALE-Two modern new s.
room brick cottages. located at 500
and 500 East Van Buren, street;
bath, toilet, wash stand. electric
lights, fine screened sleeping rooms.
etc: fine graded 50-foot lot, with
good lawn and trees. with cement
steps and wide cement walks around
Polk st.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20

A beautiful home in the orange
belt Ten acres: acres of navel
trees, % grapefruit, several lemons,
and peaches, pears. apricots and
grapes in abundance; 6 acres of al
falfa, the cleanest YOU ever saw; a
nice 4-room bungalow, palms, roses
and ornamental shrubbery; a good
well of water. This. place will make
a lovely home for someone. Price
$4,000.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20
For Sale-Real Estate
WHO'LL REAP THE PROTEST.

In a good many instances It is the
outsider, coming upon the inflowing
tide of rising real estate, market,
who makes the profits.
The home people are often the last
to seize and realize the opportun-
tiles that arise gradually but stead
lily about them
Don't let this be the case in Phoenix
Pick up some of the snaps yourself
You cannot but realize that there is a
growing demand for Phoenix prop
erty and that now is the time to
buy.
Far-sighted investors will be quick to
jump at these:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20

For 40 acres we have one one mile
from Glendale, a ranch well i'm
proved, all fenced with hog wire,
regular water, and can be bought
for s125 per acre. You can't beat
this for Glendale Loess.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20
For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping; modern con-
veniences 1926 West Washington
FOR RENT-Dining room and kitch-
en- Phillips house, 325 n. Fourth
ave Easy terms to right party.
FOR RENT-Office room. "a West
jefferson.
ROOM and board 444 East Adams
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20

Fifteen acres, miles from the
city, all in alfalfa; Page fenced,
good house, shade, fruit trees; a
good stable and poultry yard. This
place has had Is milk cows on It,
300 chickens, a bunch of pigs. and
is a first-class small ranch In every
respect. Price s4750. You can make
money owning this.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20

Ten acres, 2h miles northwest OF
city. Maricopa sandy loan soil all
in alfalfa, good house. plenty of
shade and wood. regular water, $50
chickens, with feed on place to last
a year. a good horse and buggy. all
for $2625. This is one of the best
bargains in the valley. Let us show
il to you.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-20

Another good one: Ten acres right
in the finest sandy loan soil, good
house. plenty of shade, all in alfalfa
and fenced in small fields, with
chicken house in each field, some
fruit trees, all fenced with Page
fence, good well. This place is one
of the finest chicken ranches ever
offered for sale, and the figure is
right at $4,000.