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Sharp County record., 1909-04-23

"l've Been Looking Into the Future
and Figuring Out How Things Are
Going to BE Hereafter"
too dense 70 see how 10 keep them
from lt. sec tie autocrotlc ruler OF
an empire told by HIS popusrly.elect.
ed parliament 10 keep still except un-
der proper surveillance, while tho
head Of certain republic dictates to
his popularlyelected lawmakers such
laws as they are pornitlod-nny, com.
pclledl- to make, and tolls his people
whom they are TO solect nv his success
sor In office, ! see robust contributions
following the nOR into cNnnIbnl islands
even az red liquor and millinery fol-
low the missionary into darkest Az
rica and other places on tho rural free
delivery routes; see childless women
who are proud Of A.. carrying poodlea
and Toddyhoors with goggles on IN
strange vehicles thnt leave wake or
SMELL / see people with enough mon
ey To feed the people Of A whole state
for ten years, struggling and decelv.
ing ana crushing others to yet more
money. though they do not Intend 10
feed more people with it, ! see men
Of literary aspiration telling other
folks how TO ecdure wealth and merit
and wisdom, wnile some Of hose same
wHlor mon nro themselves half.fed
owotIc and personally worthless |
sec splnatera and haehelora writing
learned uonllses ON the care and dis
clplno Of children aud those same
ohldlpes ones changing their rest
doncog hccuuac family With young
progony han moved Into the gume fiat,
see fashions running their eccentric
course beauty one year depending on
the nArrowreaH NJ ones hendgear and
the next upon getting top.piece too
large TO go into a cab door; see
iosl8 that we have swapped around
Miltndcg grocery store for 20 years
dressed up and making a big hlt on
broadway and giving men regulations
as humoriala Say Kan Is there any
thing 20 drink about the house,"
Nothing bat some old hcmlock OK
Ira dry"
FIRING me The bottle Thanks Nov
get me lhat vial Of prusae acid ~ .
chaser After seeing an those thingt
IN The future want 10 make a sure
loh Of ~ Ta tn Kan want yot
10 marry again 10 somebody viii b.
sorry I'm dead"
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
Ten Doctors
Said He Would Die

"In 1903 we wrote you regard
ing my husband, who was suf-
fering from heart trouble, He
was superanuated by the North
Georgian Conference. Ten doe
tors at different times said he
would die, You advised DR.,
Miles Heart Remedy and Re-
storatiye Neryinci we did as
advised, and Improvement was
apparent from the very first. He
recovered and the Conference In
1904 gave him charge. lie
never ielt better although he
has very heavy work and does
a great deal Of camp meeting
work | am so glad we took
Your advice and gave him the
medicine, and feel that / ought
TO let YOU know Of the wonder
lul good results from ITS use"
MRS T, S, EDWARDS.
Miner, Ga.
This proves what DR., Miles
Heart Remedy will dc, Get q
bottle from your druggist and
take It according to directions.
II does not matter whether your
heart Is merely weak or YOU
have organic trouble. II It does
not benefit YOU take the empty
bottle to your druggist and set
your money back,
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
BY the Greatest
American HumOriStS
A Medium SIZED
Journey
Copyright, 1903, by W. g. CnapmanJ
By sTRlcKLAND w GILLIAN

(AObyllSul IJV5 Ny W. -. Nlldplll'tll)
Once in Athens, Greece, wherce
come the hero stories and the men
who sell dusty candy on the street
corners, lived George r. Socrates, the
champion heavyweight philosopher of
Parthenon county. When he camc in
to the grocery Of the Miltiade5 Eros.
and reached into the cractcr-boX, all
the other hands were hastily with
drawn.
Soc, as he was affcctionately called,
he'd the open tournament cup for
saliyary sharp.shooting, also. and had
not missed the stove door in eightycars.
One evening when Soc rotuucd
home from his daily toll at the store
and began to pare his stone-bruiscs on
the front sDoop, he said to lis VIE
Xanthippe
Kan"
Hush up, you old lo9fcr,'
That's what I was expecting" re.
piled Soc, calmly. "But I've a few
things to say to you, before takiag n
step I'VE been thinking seriously about
lately. This is a case Of Maid OK
Athens, ere we part, though you're
made Of vinegar, I'm sorry TO say "
Here he ducked a hatiron broadsi1c
followed by rolling pin fusil-
lade, with virago obligato con express
stone.
I've been looking into tho futnre
and figuring out how things are going
to be hereafter In the language Ten
nyson has not yet used
II have dipped into the future FAR as
human eyes could stand
Seen the folly Of the world and other
things to beat the baud
II have glimpscd a finish for old
Aunt Grundy that is fright. Of
course, looking through the pages OF
future history, l have found myself
an immortal"
What's her namo?" asked Xanthip
pc, reaching around for stove lid.
''I mean | have found myself to be
an immortal. But don't choose to be
one, don't want to live forever In
this ravlne of sniyels Therell be too
much TO try sane mans patience
along about 1900 Ami Domino !
see" and here he forgot entirely his
delicate task Of sole-paring, and his
eyes became calrvoyant, 81 see d.
rectoire gowns and wireless telegraph
and affinitIes see everybody dodg'
Ing automobiles and occasionally a
poor dodger that doesn't make Il; I
see monkey dinners and thumb.prlDt
signatures; see great fortunes won
by some men because the others we're
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
Confirmation NOticn
w hertas Jaener Instr,

Whertas Jasper Justus b.s
Of February, 1869, filed in ~ tbanls b,nls l'S
Clerk of the Chancery Court of q, ."e ofcsa
the Southern District, at Evepino e'p 9, Count,
sas his petition alleging that he is raoe tr AS
has title to and is in the possession '1s oMe
ing lands lying in said district ana VI lheta
The south half of the nortbws.. ung u
quarter; the east half of the sontr ifaei
and the northwest quarter of qae
quarter of section Four. The so,.r south
OF the northeast quarter and the ro.. last qat
ter of the southeast quarter of seo.,' Neast
township Sixteen, north, range Siv sp'a
tanning 2SO acres. The following /. Ses
Of land lying in the town Of F, '' pS
known as the Gem Hotel" lot a., lung
lot. being part of the nortbeast 'ae
northwest quarter of section Tbroo
Sixteen. north, rar ge Six west no,o : "'a
described as follows tO-wit Begi, Oi,, S%oa
east of the M. W. Wright drug s,a S
south Is feet to rock near the eon, ,S Y
CMain) street. thence north 80 dur
feet to stone, thence north so deorea 80 'S
feet, more or less, to the northeqst 'e
hotel lot, thence south 90 deoreeo
thence south 10 degrees east 1888 feet to ~
of beginning. "'A
And beginning in the branch at tbo
corner Of j, r. Metcalf's lot be;r, "n
the east by R. D. Williams lots. ror., ,y'n'F
Collins lots, west by R. D. WnEor
south by j. R. Metcalf's lot and lna
lanyard lot in the town of Eveninc S,,
kansas, and containing one acre of Las
less. And the northeast part Of tba l..
ed 36 in the town of Evening Sbado
the townplat Of record IN the Office oen
and Recorder Of Sharp C,uaty at Eyorh
[ Arkansas, and praying the rendition os
that his title thereto be confirmed o,,.,
forever set at rest.
Now, therefore all persons who cl,u
terost in the above described lands ard
any part thereof, ara hereby warred al
to appear in said court at the next ,e,u
which will be begun ard held at the CONT
in Evening Shade on Monday. NAV "a w
show cause why the title of the said rss.
the said lanes and lots should not he cors..s
Witness Arthur Sullivan, Clerk Of 4,
court, with the seal thereof hereto sf,v,a
fee in Evening Shade, February 18th. A
Arthur Sullivan. Cd
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
IN ARKANSAS.

The postoffice at Davidson,
Nevada county, has been dis
continued.
Plans are being drawn for a
cotton compress to be built at
Cotton Plant,
1t is said that an interurban
line will soon be built from Corn.
ing to Maynard,
Mr.. Bennett, a barber of Ham
burg, died one day last week
with pneumonia.
Ninety two boys have entered
the corn growing contest in
Faulkner county.
The Citizens Bank is a new
institution at Monette and is cap
italized for S25,000
The gambling houses of Pine
Bluff have been closed by an
order of the mayor Of that city.
A defective flue caused the
burning of the residence of Mrs.
Lena Humphrey at Ell Dorado
recently.
John Hewitt of Louisville has
had one of his eyes removed as
the result of an accident which
occurred several weeks ago.
The first strawberries of the
season we're shipped from Austin
one day last week. The pros
poets for a large berry crop are
excellent.
The residence Of Mrs. Mary
Waggoner, including the con-
tents, was completely destroyed
by fire at Jonesboro one day re-
Gently. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
The assassination Of Lynn
3utIer, a we'll known lumberman
of Pine Bluff, was attempted one
day last week The men were
recognized by Butler, but he de-
clined to tell who they were.
The sheriff Of Lafayette coun-
ty has arrested Bud Ellis, color
ed, who escaped from the jailor
at Prescott recently Ellis is
charged with murder and was
committed to jail without bail.
When officers arrested VIII
Johnson, q negro, at Pine Bun
recently he was found to be
armed with a big pistol and a
stick of dynamite, LII is thought
that he intended to blow up the
home Of his former wife,
A. Il. Hamiter, former speaker
of the house in the legislature,
and who was defeated in the race
for mayor at Lewisville last week
by few votes, has filed an elec-
tion contest case with the election
commissioners He alleged that
he was unfairly treated,
Mistaking fox hounds 20 r
blood hounds and Dr. Chisoln for
an officer, a negro by the name
Of Murphy, who escaped from
jail recently at FL Dorado, where
he was held for murder, threw
up his hands and surrendered TO
the physician near Lewisville
one day last week,
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
Notice For Publication.
Department OF The Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark. ,

U. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark
March 2i, 1909
Notice is hereby given that William H. West Of
Mobey, Ark, who, on January 90, 1904. made
Homestead Entry No 2G22l Serial, No. O1l5l for
The east half northeast quarter section 50, town
ship l5 range q west, 9th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice Of intontion to make final Five
Year Proof to establish claim to the lard above
described, before Arthur Sullivan, Clerk Of
sharp county at Evening Shade Ark. on the 9Th
day Of May 1909.
Claimant names ms witnesseg Leo Crsb,,oo
j. 2 Wasson NJ j. West, j. A. Crabtree all Of
Mobey, Ark.
II. II. Myors Register
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
TIL COURTS

Circuit Court, Northern Dis
trict-First Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court--Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December
Southern District-Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
- Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict--First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23

Sa.es agent for Dr. Chas f. Simmons Farm d
the line OF the already located San Antonio q RN|
Graude Railroad The opportunity of lifetlns|
One OF the finest ranches that the world has evg|
seen, embracing $4,000 acres ia the Garden Spot d|
the World, Atascosa County, Texas OpporIwr|
ties Ike TINS seldom occur and viii probably never
occur again.
Opportunity Seldom Comes But Once
Two hundre and ten dollars, payable SO per nonla
buys two lots for home or business in town and'|
farm OF from 10 acre truck farm to 040.acre farm
Mineral lands, farms improved and unmprovcd"
Arkansas for sale,
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23
Warning Order.

Sharp Chancery Court, Southorp n,s.
Anna Simpson, plaintiff.
VS.
Dock Simpson, defendant
The defendant Dock Simpson. is waru0 |.
pear in thia court within thirty days, and a.
the complaint Of the plaintiff, Anna Sin,
April 2nd, 1909.
Arthur Sullivan, Cd
BY Jasper Justu, b |
Sharp County record., 1909-04-23

Or, Miles Anti-Pair Pills renev
Neuralgia and an Pain.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
THREE ARE INDICTED
Grand Jury Holds VIM.
Menzel, Alex PiIon and
r. Peterson

Indictments have been returned by
the grand jury against William
Menzel, Alex Pilon and Frederick
Peterson. Mcneil is charged with
having burglarlzed the Paul Leman-
GEEK saloon on Broadway a few
months ago. While in jail since his
arrest. awaiting the action of the
grand jury, the prisoner made two
attempts at breaking jail, both Of
which were frustrated at the eleventh
hour. #,
Alex Pllon is charged with mortgag.
ing property that did not belong to
him, and Fredrlck Peterson IS indicted
on larceny charge.
The grand jury dismissed the charge
against T. II. Mcclure of Motley,
who had been bound over by the
justice court on the charge Of breaking
the state law by selling liquor on Sum
day. no Indictment being returned
against him. I.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
PASS RESOLUTIONS
Mass Meetink Sends Tele-
grams to Mrs. John
!. A. johnson

At mass meeting Of citizens at the
city hall Wednesday evening called by
Mayor Moeglein, resolutions Of
sympathy were adopted, and ordered
sent by telegraph to the bereaved
widow of the late Governor John A.
johnson. t. ..
The message IS as follows:
1.-The people of Little Falls and
Morrison county unite with the people
Of this state In expressing deep
sympathy with you in your great
bereavement.
It was also the sense of the meeting
that memorial service in honor Of
our late governor be held on Thursday
at the court house at 21p. m. and q
committee composed Of Messrs. Aug.
Brandt, F. A. Nelson and Frank
Renick were made the committee OF
arrangements. E. +. Shaw and J.. J.
Gross were appointed to look after
the arrangement of the hall.
Judge Shaw. made short talk
.euloeizing the late governor, saying,
that IL wan fit and proper that
memorial services be held to show the
esteemh held OF one, whose life was like
an open book, life Of short duration,
yet brilliant and one whose career
Vas "a Inspiration to the youth Of the
Rev. W. 81. North also smoke 4 few
Worda saying that evensabefore com
ing 10 the state be had often heard
the governor mentioned, and that
altar having personally met him, be
could uncerstand why he had risen
Ia ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
DIED..

| Simon Colllson,j aged SO years
months. passed away at the homo of
his son, r. j. Collision in Pike Creek
Tuesday morning at 2 o. clock, aeath
being, due to the ravages of old age.
Mr.. Collision was born IN Canada IN
1916, where he spent his early years.
Coming to this state. he located in
Rlce county, and 81 years ago moved
to, this county, making his nome here
ever since.
Deceased is survived by four
children. They are Richard Collision
of Dundas, Mimi, r. j. and G. w,
Collison Of this county, and Mrs.
Simon Blair, who resides in Idaho.
/. The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon from the home in Pike
Greek, Rev. w. II. North Of the
Congregational church ofticiatlnx.
and interment was in Oakland
cemetery.
William j.. Branchaud, who formerly
resided in this city, passed away Sun
day night. at ;Wabon. Mimi, after an
tl,asss t'on d,sesse. ''ne Ylth o0mp''0a
Deceased. who was ys years of age
at the time Of DEATH was born near
this city March 25, 1871, spending his
early years In this community. Some
years ago he engaged IN the saloon
business ct St. Cloud. but IL health
forced HIM to sell ont several weeks
ago and move ona farm on the White
Earth reservation, where 1t Was -has
hope 10 recuperato.
Mr.. BranchaudsWas q half -blooded
- -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
Born in St. Peter July 2s 1861; died Rochester Minn
Sept 21, 1909; aged 48 years. l month and "a days.

We cannot all be John A. johnson
or an Abraham Lincoln, but we can
by following in their footsteps,
although not achieving as great honor
and respect, have them say me was a
good man and did his duty" Gov.
johnson 8 life is a shining example to
Young men. Opportunities are still
great and with proper endeavor the
Young man can succeed.
! r. B. Millard spoke on Gov. John.
son as an inspiration to the youth OF
the land. His lite was an example in
every way, from his youth to the
honored position of thrice governor Of
Minnesota. It shows that one starting
at the bottom and working up will be
successful. 1t seemed his work had
only begun. and the possibilities were
great at his death.
The quartet sang ''Nearer My God
to Thee, - with the audience joining.
The services closed with fervent
prayer by Rev. G. E. Platt.
The services were very impressive
and the addresses were eloquent, and
were full of goodness, that cannot help
but profit all who attended.
The picture of Governor johnson
was placed at the front of the hall,
draped IN black with the national
colors above.
Memorial services were held in ell
the schools of the city also, appro-
pirate exercises being held and address
es on the life of Governor johnson be-
inc made bv the teachers. II:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1909-09-24
NiIfRf FIND THEM
addresses q ths Teachers
q the Il City
Schools

The following is q list Of the
teachers Of the city schools, the posi-
tlons they fill, and the places they are
making their home = ... ~.
HIGH SCHOOL ==----
Mabel J. Olsen. :: :. principal and
math. 4O3 9rd str. h. 9: .-.-.. .-4-- -
Alice M. Lancaster, English :. 800
4th str. n. 9. 50 st =.
Aaude Porter, history 5o7 2nd ST..
Gala NJ. Kendall, Latin and
German; 700 Bird str. n. Q. IS.
Arthur N. Hoffman, science; First
Nat. Bank block.
Caroline Rich; Normal department.;
S08 2nd str. n. 9. 5 0
CENTRAL GRADES
j. Letitia Raymond. : beginning; .--5o7
Bird str. n. Q. ~
Laura E. Richard. advanced first;
300 4th str. n 9. ss
Jennie Nelson. second !. so1 srd ST..
Hazel Carroll, third; 5o7 and str.
Tressa MCCLELLAN, fourth; 7ot High
Land ave. g q. h.
Margerelt Hoard, fifth; 8o1 srd str.
- - LUMBIA GRADES ..
Pearl Longley. beginning and
|advanced first !; 1O2 8th ST.. 8. 9.
edith Perkins, second and third;
4O1s 4th str. n. 9.
Grace Brockway, fourth and fifth ;
705 Highland ave. 8. q.
IS Eta Schinnabarger, sixth; 315 2nd
Martha Z. Swift, seventh; so1 srd
str. n. q. 81
Ann McG lillian. eighth and principal;
.706 Highland ave 8. q. IS
: HAWTHORNE GRADES.
Ina Powell, beginning; COS Broad
way;e.
Grace Hinckley, advanced first; COS
broadway 9.
B Ethel Fisher, second; ao1 srd str.
n e.
ii Adelaide Lewis, third; so1 3rd str.
"a. q.
Ethel Duryee, fourth ana fifth; 7os
3rd str. n. q.
E & Clara BeIsnger, sixth and principal;
,10l6 1st ave. ne. - .----,
Annie Z. Axtell, seventh and
eighth 508 3rd str. 9. Q.
.5s.ss LINCOLN GRADES
Carroll Quickstad, beginning ;Khodes
block. 1s
Lydia Conley, advanced first; sos
4th str. n. 9. 5Hs
Gulda Erickson. second; Rhodes
block.
Gertrude Coleman, third; 705 High
land ave. 8. e.
81 Cecilia Corey, fourth; Rhodes block.
Ina Frenette, fifth and sixth; Rhodes
block.
Helen Shove, seventh, eighth and
principal; 504 Srd str. 8. Q.
! b. E. White. superintendent; 108
7th str. g. q. ,.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
AUCTIONS

SALE of houses and lots
will sell at public sale on Wednes-
day. March Il, at p. m, two 5 and
Groom brick houses. located at SIS
and $40 y. Ninth Ave. large screen
piazzas, lights, hot and cold water,
gas. bath; houses are new and strict
ly modern. East front. Large barn
and wood house. Terms, half cash.
balance mortgage 3 years time, S
per cent Thomas !. Edens. w W.
Hutchinson. Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

AUCTION of houses and lots.
Il wish to dispose Of my residence
property in Phoenix and will sell TO
the highest bidder at public auction.
Thursday, March 18th. 1909. at 1880
p. m, my two residences, located at
312 and 3l6 East Polk st. consisting
of five rooms each: electric lights.
gas, bath. shade and a nice garden
spot. Come one and all Terms.
two-fifths cash. balance Der cent
on all deferred payments, 10 suit
purchasers. Rogers & McMurtry,
Auctioneers. Phone Red 2O7l.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
ROGERS AUCTIONS


PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday March II,
commencing at l D. m, Rogers &
McNurty will sell at POI E. Jackson
St. an entire stock of groceries and
notions. amounting TO about $4,000.
consisting in part of about $500
worth Of jewelry and spectacles. a
large assortment of canned goods.
cigars and tobaccos and entire store
fixtures. consisting of l large back
counter with shelves and drawers, 81
II. long; l counter and show cases.
l large oil tank, l large fruit stand.
a large assortment of knitted shawls,
and other articles too numerous to
mention. A chance Of your life. Come
and bring all your friends whether
you buy or not. Don't forget the
date. Rogers & McMurtry. Auction
GERS Tel Red 2O7I
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

AUCTION SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
Full RESIDENCES in Brill Addi-
ton. being Nos. S15 and s19 East
Portland street, block and a half
from the Brill car line and three
blocks from the Indian school car
line-7-room new brick house, with
two porches, fruit trees and shrub
berry and buildings. New frame
5-room house, with screen room and
porch all around house, with shrub
berry and buildings. each lot 100
by 200 feet. Terms: Half cash. bal
ance in one years time. at per cent
interest, payable semi-annually. Sale
Monday. March %. at ? D. m. II. c.
Wssman, owner. Hammond, Auc-
tioneer. For information Tel Red
S533
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
HAMMOND'S AUCTIONS

AUCTION OF CATTLE-We have con-
signed for sale IS head of young cat
tie; any one having stock 10 put in.
to make uD this sale, call at the
Hammond Auction House. Phone
Red 1888
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

FOR SALE-No. cook stove. never
used; gray mare, mountain wagon,
chifd's folding crib. army folding cot,
No. barrel churn. some dishes, look
ing glass. iron bed and spring. sad
irons. five milk cows. F. J. Sylves-
ter, ~ miles north Fair Grounds,
new Black Canyon road
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
FOR SALE.
MINING STOCK FOR SALE.

MINING STOCK FOR SALE.
WE ARE exclusive agents and have
for sale a limited amount Of stock
in the AriZona-BOuse Copper Co,
located at Bouse, Arizona, better
known as the Little Butte. For
further particulars. call or write the
Southwestern Realty Co. next door
to postoffice. Phone Main $50.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
PAPER HANGING

PAPER HANGING. PAINTING AND
T1NTING-Best of references. Chas.
w. Hawkes.. 1900 Z. Madison st
Phone Red 1892.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

FOR SAI.E-Good all-around work
horse. weighing about 100 pounds.
Burger Corral
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
I w ellis Drilled
N. L. CARPENTER. {.
With Pratt. Gilbert Co.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A 2& mountain Stude-
baker wagon and a Bowman mare.
with six months old Senator L. colt.
622 s. Center.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

I HAVE money to loan on city prop
erty. Address at once, Box SOS.
Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
FOR SALE.
MINING STOCK FoR SAL

MINING STOCK FOR SALE.
WE ARE exclusive agents and have
for sale 4 limited amount of stock
in the -.rizona- Bouse Copper Co.
located at Bouse, Arizona, better
known as the Little Butte. For
further particulars, call or write the
Southwestern Realty Co, next door
to postoffice. Phone Main $50.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
HORSESHoEING-

FRANK WOOD. practical horseshoer
Specially made of lame and faulty
gated horses. los w. jefferson st.
Phone black 90OI.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17
PAINTING,

PAINTER-Here for good; here to
stay; here for business. Collyer, the
painter. Paint your house, hang
your paper; Uniting walls a spe-
cialty; work guaranteed: bonds, ref
erences and estimates furnished. ].
NJ Collyer. The Moss. 401 W.
Washington. Phone Black 1892.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-17

SITUATION WANTED by experienced
white woman, day work or general
homework. Apply 723 E Washing
ton st.