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The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
Pope Prescribes New Rules.

Rome, Oct. R.-New rules affecting
the bishops throughout the world were
made known at the Vatican. These
prescribe that the bishops shall be al.
lowed two years following their ap-
pointment in which to arrange the
eanonical visitations in their dioceses.
Five years after that they must satisfy
the obligation of visiting the pope,
such visits to be repeated once in every
five years.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
President G. T. ny. to Resign.

London, October 12.-The Standard
understands that Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson is about to resign from the
presidency of the Grand Trunk rail
way of Canada. He is now rs years
OF age and has been president of the
Grand Trunk railway since 1895.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
Murdered His orandmots,or.

Bay City. Mich. Oct. 11.--After a
sensational trial. Roland Rich of this
city was found not guilty of the muir
der Of his grandmother. Mrs. Chris
line Coryson, who was mysteriously
killed last May In her bedroom In her
home here.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
Lahorers Are Hurt.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 12.-From 20
10 40 laborers riding to the Northern
Pacific railroad shops on two Como.
Harriet street cars were more or less
seriously injured when one car ran
into the rear of another near Lang
ford and Hamline avenues
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
MAI. cen. Rates strioken.

New York, Oct. 12.-Maj Gen. Al,
fred z. Bates, U. S. A. (retired), was
stricken with apoplexy at the office OF
Dr Harry r. Purdy. and was removed
20 a sanltariuIn. Dr. Purdy said that
the patients condition was very grave
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
Child is Adopted.

Mr.. and Mrs. Greg Wilson have
taken a child into their home from the
Iowa Children's Home Society, accord
ing to articles OF adoption flied with
the county recorder for Floyd Marion
Lindoff, who was born Dec, 10, 1907.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14

The old people and shut ins" OF Ia
Dor and vicinity were given free
public dinner by. the Woman's Union
OF the congregational church. and Up.
wards OF seventy were present.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
C. YER PLOEG,
Attorney-at-Law.
JOHN p. HIATT,
w. n. HEATING,
Attorney-Abstractor.

Money to Loan. Insurance.
l12 First Ave. West, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
23tf
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14

LITTLE mention Is heard ofp"soIr
corn this season, Ff
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14


weeks, arrived home Friday night.
His wife remained for an over Sunday
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Hartman, at Baxter. Mrs. Hartman
will return home with Mrs. Palmer.
Eddyville, Ia, Oct. 13.-Dykstra
Bros, of Otley, who purchased farm
about six miles east of town last week
for tie sun of S145 per acre (erro-
neOusly reported by us last week as
$40 per acre. closed a deal Monday
for another farm for the same amount
per acreage. The farm they bought
Monday contains 80 acres, making the
total sum $11,600, and 1t was owned
by Mrs. Sarah j. Moffatt, who surren-
ders possession next March. Both OF
these $145-per-acre deals were put
through by Warner & Hankins.
During the many changes in real es.
tate, Postmaster j. NJ. CroSson, who,
with his partner, Fred Miller, recently
disposed of their implement and ve-
hicle business, took advantage of the
opportunity to nail onto good
l47-acre farm, five miles southeast OF
town, Friday. He purchased it from
q. Mrs. Hines and he thinks he got a
fine place.
W. o. Roberts & Son are now doing
business in their new store as they
moved a portion of their goods Fri
day and Saturday, but still have some
yet to move, as the carpenters have
some work yet to do about the build
ing. This new white cement block
store building, situated as it is at the
corner of Second and Walnut, is a
decided Improvement to the town. The
The masonry was done by n. b. Nc.
Neese Il Sons. of this place, and the
carpenter work was IN charge of w.
a. Jones & Sons, of Abba, who were
formerly of this place, and the work
of both of these contracting firms was
done in first class style" i:.
Chas. Brown and family moved to
0ttumwa Monday as Mar. Brown has
employment at the Dain Manufactur.
ing Co.
Rev. Vannoy, of Des Moines, filled
the pulpit of the Christian church
Sunday.
Dr. C. L. Stafford, of Grinnell. dis;
trict superintendent of the NJ. E.
church, was here over Sunday and con.
Quoted services at the M. r. church
Saturday night and Sunday forenoon.
The NJ. E. people Joined with the Con
gregationalists in union service at
the church of the latter denomination
Sunday evening. Both of the pastors,
Rev. Frank Seeds, of the ME-. church
and Rev Lucy w. Carter, of the Con
gregational church, took part in the
services, tho the principal discourse
o. the evening was conducted by Rev,
| Carter.
Rev Lucy w. Carter, OF Deadwood
South Dakota, who has preached al
the Congreg ational church seyera
times lately, has recently been engag
ed as pastor to succeed Rev, G., w
Hampstead, who left here about a year
ago and has since been at Victor. Rev
Carter and her little son have taken
rooms at the home of Mrs. Jessie Bald
win She is an able minister OF the
gospel and delivers very interesting
discourses.
The Ladies' Aid or Mite Societies
OF the various churches had meetings
a few days ago. The Ladies Aid OF
/ the Baptist church, about p in all
were entertained by Mrs. Abe Stubel
and her daughter, Mrs. Laura pible
at the Stuber home, ..esdames VIII
Hawkins and NJ. W, Barnes entertain
ed the Mite Society Of the NJ. T.
church the same day (last Wedncs
day and had nice lunch, about TWEEN
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-10-14
THE EDDYVILLE NEWS
Daily Happenings In a Live Town
Told by John R. Sipes.

| Eddyville, Oct 11.-Shadrach and
Dave Evans, two members of the firm
| of Evans Brothers, who are conduct
| ing a coal mine north of town, are IN
capacitated from duty, the former hay
| ing fallen with ladder Friday and
came out of the mix-up with a cracked
wrist, while the latter is on the sick
list. .....
The 160-acre farm six miles north
east of Ottumwa, and which F. NJ, Ep-
person acquired of T. l.. Chick recent
ly, was sold Saturday to A. Vanderzee,
of Pella, for consideration of $4,000
Warner C Hawkins made the deal, and
Frank Eperson was also at Pella Sat
urday closing the deal.
Mrs. H. s. Sherman and children, of
Menosha, Wisconsin, are guests of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Phillips.
Eddyville is to have another modern
new residence this fall, as c. H. Stu
Der, who recently sold his farm south
of town and who also purchased two
and half lots, of l.. A. Rowe this fall
with the intention of moving to town
this fall and building next spring, has
decided to build at once so that only
one move will be necessary, His new
home, which will be modern through
out, will consist of eight rooms, four
down stairs and four on the second
floor, and will be about % by AZ feet
in size.
w. NJ. Switzer, of Fort Worth, Tex,
who was called here by the death of
his mother, Mrs. J. H. Switzer, Sr.,
departed Thursday for his home. ...
Mrs. Bertha DeI4ora, of Kansas City,
lis here for a visit with her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Haywood. .4.,.. .. o.. o..
w. A Waugaman. who built new
residence in the east part of town this
summer, is erecting a new barn. Lee
Hunter, whose barn was struck by
lightning last summer and burned, is
also erecting a new barn on his farm
eight miles west of town. He is also
building shed on one side.
c. c. Palmer, who has been to Seat
tie to the exposition and to Denver
and the Yellowstone Park and other
points in the West for four or five
weeks, arrived home Friday night.
His wife remained for an over Sunday
visit with their daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Hartman, at Baxter. Mrs. Hartman
will return home with Mrs. Palmer
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
Welded LAST NIGHT.
Miss Annie Reed Lott Becomes
the Wife of Mr.. c. r. Webb.

There was quiet little we'd
ding at the residence of Rev. w.
F. Yarbrough, pastor of the First
Baptist church last night about 9
o'clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Annie Reed Lot and
Mr.. c. R. Webb, a prominent
young Rankinite, from about
Monterey.
The young folks had kept their
secret SO well that even her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Lott.
whose home is on Earl street.
knew nothing of the affair until
it was all over, and they were
advised by telephone of what had
happened, but they took it phil
osophically and will not withhold
their blessing when the happy
pair come to ask it.
After the ceremony DR.. Var
brough and family offered re-
freshments to the contracting
parties, as is said to be his Gus
tom with all who call on him to
tie conjugal knots, and after
wards they repaired to the Ed
wards House, where they spent
the night.
The popular young couple have
the best wishes of host of
friends for a prosperous, happy
future. Clarion Ledger of the
10th.
The friends of this excellent
young couple wish them much
happiness and predict for them
a bright and successful future.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14

Scott and Thurman were assessed
$500 and costs each for fast
riding. P. Rankin was fined for
drunkenness on the street, with
the understanding that the next
time our negro cobbler gets
drunk he will go to the county
farm. Chas. Mayors, negro,
SIS, 90 and costs for drunkenness.
Price White, negro, creating a
disturbance among others of his
color paid $500 and costs for the
fun.
During the holidays McCleland
Hardware Co.'S show window in
their retail store in jackson dis
played hunting outfits, guns,
shells, decoy ducks etc, tosplen-
did advantage by having the
ducks swimming around in a
large pond, with dog and hunter
prepared to shoot. That was a
pretty scene and appealed to the
lover of sport strongly, but the
same window now contains a
high headed life-sized horse
hitched to pillow, on which is
seated a farmer boy eating his
noon day meal, a jug of butter
milk is in convenient reach on
the ground, with a well-flled
plate of substantial food in his
lap and smile on his face that
showed no fear Of boil weevils
for he was evidently a corn far
mer, which is a scene that all can
fully appreciate. Young Gordon,
the window dresser, is an artist
in his line, with few equals.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
Marriage License.

William Scott Taylor and Miss
Annie Rec Stubblefeld.
CoLoRED.
Lone Young and Au. Keys.
Will Ford and Lille Young.
O.. B. Thomas and Bessie
Adams.
Ceasor Easterling and Rachel
Sanders.
George EN-. Dent and Annis
Brown.
Isom Nanny and Matte Fisher.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14

OAA - W a esA y LII cASnOOll W
day.
Fairr Almond, of Atlanta, was
the guest of L. E. Washburn the
first of the week.
Will White has returned from
Nashville where he completed a
commercial course.
Hon. III. w. Bradshaw was
elected a delegate to the Nation
al Convention at the State meet
ing of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union in jack
son, this week. An honor
worthily bestowed.
Miss Florence Robbins, who
was reared at Rankin Switch, in
this county, was happily married
in McComb City on December 81,
to the Rev. J. w. Hickerson,
who is a we'll known young min
lister of Liberty, Mo-, at which
place the young couple will re-
side.
The citizens Of Brandon, pre-
sented Rev. and Mrs. C. F.
Emery with Ea Shower" of
dining room and kitchen neces-
saries last Tuesday afternoon.
Such visitations are not only of
practical value, but are the more
appreciated for the evidence of
esteem they bring in such a
pleasant way.
L. S. May and w. D. Ragland
went to Florence Sunday to see
Capt. w. G. Steen, who is very
low with small chances of re-
covery. This gallant old con-
federate soldier, who served
Rankin for a number of years as
circuit clerk, has been in feeble
health for years, and his friends
will regret to know Of his con-
dition.
Stanley Gilbert, an ey-con-
federate soldier who, clerked
.lere for Parker & Runne.-- in
what is now Turley's Grocery
store, just after the civil war,
died recently in Leland Miss.
He read law after leaving here
and practiced in Westville for
several years until stricken by
paralysis, when he gave up pro-
fessional business. He was
genial and popular with those
who knew him,
Tyrian Masonic Lodge has
moved it's quarters from over
Busick's store to the building
east of the court house, formerly
occupied by The Brandon News,
" ',ich will be repaired, reroofed
md rltted for its new occupancy.
contractor T. B. Murray, who
I done much good work in this
las IS charge Of the improve
own h.
nents.
Last week b. Yorkshire hog
on, killed q white ; assed Gal
3 months Old that a.. " the
ounds, which is DE- ciC co..
elghtiest porker tina ha ; pee
aughtered in this sect on SO taf
: The News is advise d. Be
des the other good things which
uld trutlfully be said OF Mr..
* he is certainly sucoa sful
eat raiser.
Governor Noel recently viEsitsa i
e Belmont plantation In Holmes, t
lnty and his report of the COM, J
ions he found there on his UNI fl
pected visit was very fatter-Farl
!; to the management of that TIN
tie convict farm. Sam Hobson, fa,
Brandon, has been assistant w
mayer there for several years Th
Il recently. He did not apply be-
the place again as he was SAT
ID Of working convicts. tic,
-y.,r
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
|OCAL NEWS.

& Stubs, a prominent
of Florence, was here
Bugg, of Light, was a
t caller at The News
yesterday.
Clara Townsend, of Jack
IS the guest Of Mrs. w.
2es last week.
i Stuart ofGoshen Springs,
agreeable caller at The
flee last week.
pal Cottrell urges tax
10 come in and settle up
ates to be comnelled to
images.
pr. Goodm.>9 n mas re :
, her home at O. rey, al
it to her mother MRS
hleyer.
Sprague, Brandon S
I eal1estate dealer, has
from a trip on the C.
n land business.
y is in New Orleans |
borough course in the
{ alef School for teach
b alton Of the Linotype
PurnelI, Who is ,
he winter at the Les
ill at Pelahatchie was ;
] Miss Mittia johnson
q who killed another c
& rap game Christmas n
Of granted bail in the,
.aa last Saturday at the :,
re pus trial here before =
Byrd. :,
RKersh, of Brandon, e,
title sister, Zerura, in
visit to Forest last st
I'd her friend, Miss of
st E.-Scott County m
b, here Of Mr.. J. H. TO
/ 3 rence, regret very tlr
lrra n of his financial
utd BIT and trust that lot
ore have better things ale
BIN. cu1
ier has moved to up
ON g., which will be COZ
) ne future and The chi
e b ends him to the in !
e n pleasant little city a n
le rs a gentleman in say
.Il,aA nplies. TO
ion rley's court Tues 80
rcti he was bound over .,ss
On d t in the sum OF 80 80
gle of burglary. Case 80
con lington, buglarly, I
till next justice the
al i D weeks hence. sho
En- al shooters were fine
Tw'
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
Want Your Work and NV
Money.

All parties owing me for work
last year will please come for
ward and settle. From now on
all work will be spot cash, with a
discount of 10 per cent from for
mer charges. F. B. WALRoD.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
Board Of Supervisors.
Continued from last week. J
THURSDAY.

Dr.. A, G. McLaurin, county
health officer, reported several
cases of small pox and recon-
mended the improving of the
sanitary conditions of the county
Jail.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
AID TO PAUPERS.

Ordered by the Board, that
from and after this date, no al
lowances for paupers aid will be
made for persons outside Of the
poor house, except such cases as
are provided for in section 357
code of 1906. It is further or
dered that the clerk Of this Board
| be and is hereby authorized to
Tissue warrants to the following
named persons monthly to-Wit.
/ Mrs, Willis Jones $5.00in beat
2; Mrs. Phoeba Morris $500 and
Jack Windhaln $500 in beat 4;
James Purvis $500, Malinda
Ward 81. SO and Mrs, Mary Brad
ley $500 n beat /, james Cow
! = al : . IN. wife S.. 90 in ssoat !.
Ordered the following accounts
be allowed to-Wit:
| Lackey Bros, account
for lumber ----------- S44. 1o
! L. Washburn, merchan-
county farm 90
;sa Taylor & Son, cof-
a. mes Franklin,
N f. VA -------- 10. 90
$780, = to
H. C. h I'LL, contrac. soo.oo
lerig's ON e per ,nober
F. Anden on -, : s---s.s5|
v. aa AZ R tor : Il, lumber : g
!. road beat 2 xrefun-
! 1e y Carr poipua 200
! (bsIag under Al and
!. s. Berry,, 4ahg 17.25'
, md
- u. McRae,, 4dszs5B. 80
---- - s.
= W. Denson~ 4 day 1920
milage
J. =, Knight, 4 daysaaad 7.4(
ase---- -------------1
!. H Nash, 4 days and {
We --------------------l7.l
. w White, sheriff, 4
-------8.W,
~ A. Gayden, clerk, 4
s---------------120OI
dlourned till February meet =
4. .. MCRAE, President. =
a. GAYDEN, Clerk.
Pains almost Instantly DR.. Mileos ~
TAIN Plus No bad after effects u
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14
Brandon Bank Meeting.

The 9Th Annual Stockholders
Meeting of the Brandon Bank
was held on Tuesday the 18th.
The years business of the Bank
was highly pleasing to the off
GERS, directors and stockholders.
The net profit for the year was
521a per cent, and out of this the
regular annual cash dividend of
l18 per cent was declared and the
| balance of 341a per cent was
added to the surplus and undi-
vided profits. Organized eight
years ago, the bank has paid an
annual cash dividend of from 10
= Is per cent and each share
u cost 500 when the bank
w walG a., : is now worth
- 70 ~ r. vpect to be able to
po' We = leaders in the
announce to our. 7oital stock
near future that the {. 4antial
u this reliable and SUBJ, 4
institution has been inereas.
rom $40, 600 to $50, 900. Tsel
establishment Of this bank a. q
rded the people of Bra,,da,
\ Rankin County every oppor- liz
al ~ for splendid banI;na b
sili, les which had been 50 had,
nee ded for 50 many years 81
e ban k has a splendid fufI,ra
fore it and insures absolute ar
ETY. ana liberal acconan1oda-
rs to its patrons. TO
The Home Mission Society de'
'eby extends thanks to its.l
ny friends for the beaufifnll MI
useful presents received at I
Methodist Parsonage Shower mil
the 18th inst. The Kindness :
ne people is very greatly an ano
ciated. AS the names Of +
le of the o;vers wo,.a - = mil
presents, it is impossible to !
te q personal note Of thanks NIL
II and this method is taken Y
thanking all instead Of 0a :.
ting an individual note. The 80
Wer was a great success. 10y
Home Mission Society. $
ndon, Miss, my ny,
January IA, 1909. 'No
'ork hard and tell the truth. 80
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14

Eggs from pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rock chickens. Is
eggs for $1.O0.
MRS. G. C. SPRAGUE,
Brandon, Miss,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14

Work hard and tell the truth.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-01-14

stop Pains almost Instantly DR.. Mileos
Anu Palm Plus 10 bad after effects.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-22


NOTICE; the claimants or the follow
ing named private land claims, or
grants, in New Mexico, are hereby mott
fed that they VIII be allowed ninety
800 days from the date of the first
duplication Of this notice (Fcbruary II,
5000 within which to deposit in a
designated United States Depository
10 the credit of the Treasurer of the
United States, the amounts as herein
Indicated. same being due the United
States for surveying, plating, etc.
In default OF such payments, the cases
viii be reported to the General Land
office with recommendation that they
be taken up with the Attorney Gen
eral of the United states, with the
view to the cnforcement Of such pay
ments by suit. said private land
claims, amounts due, and date of APP
prevail OF survey are as follows, viz;
Preston Beck, $2025.g2, Nov. 30, 1860;
san Clemente, S2f4.13, Aug. 2S, 1899;
Town Of Casa Colorado, ~$1O04.0l, June
s, 1877; Oio del Espiritu Santo,
$6O2.6 S, Juno 20, 1886; IA isidro,
s490. AZ, Juno 3. 1877: Town of Tail
que. $405. 06. June r. 1877; san Miguel
del Bado. tSS5.61. June IA, 1904; san
tiago Ramirez, S74.0a, Dec. :, 1900;
Town Of Chamita. St7946, June g,
lNtl. 'fdSnHI 0TllN, Ntutllt buIf o.
liS77: Rancho del Rio Grande, S3S6.37.
March IL. 1895. Plaza Blanca, S163.52,
Sept. Z, 1896 Ojo dc Borrego, S206.57,
Feb. ., 1898, Cieneguilla. $1,000,
Aug. o., 1929. Juan Bautista valdez.
SSa.72. AUG. t6, 1900 Town of Calls
lteo. $tbS.04, Aug. 22, 1899; Cuyamun-
que. S64.ot, April ., 1902, Town Of
Alameda, Stt597. oct. 10, 1895; Ala
mitos or Juan Salas. S4il3, Dec. L..
1901; Salvador Gonzales, S14l1, Aug
90. 1899; Talaya Hin 5000, April %,
1000; Mesilla Civil Colony. $lS2.33,
April 4. 1909; Town of Tacoma
lS277.79. Sept, .. 1899. Canada de los
Alanlos, sos "a. June 16, lS9S, NJ &
S Montoya. &t0t.Si, u z, 1900,
Luis Jaramilo or Aqua Salada,
lS1t6.0O. Nov. 27. 1899; Pctaca, S96.9t,
April ., 1902, Oio de san Jose. S96.Sa,
Aug. 6. 1909; Canada de Santa Clara,
lStS6 80. july u.s.. 1901; Town of Abb
uuiu. S2f9 SO. Nov. IS. 1896; Paiartto
lS3et.eS. Aug %. 1899. Pacheco,
s6S.56. June 26. 1895. Antonio de
Abeytca. $1,000. March 25. 1896
Santa Rosa de- Cubcro, Sl0o-eA Dec
IS. 1900, El Ranchito or Pueblo Of
santa Ana, S13a.3O, Dec. Z, 1900;
Antonio Guticrres a joaquin Scdillo,
lS12e.46. April s. 1909. Santa Cruz,
tS226.66. Aug. e.. 1909; Bartolomc san
lchez. SSTOt. Aug. 6, 1909; Pueblo Of
lIaguna. St9l46. Aug. %. 1899; REM
H.. Edwards. SeS1.s6. Aug. 8, 1882.
Duplicate Certificate of deposit should
be transmitted to this office. JOHN
W. MARCH. a.. :. Surveyor General
for New Mexico. February, llth. 1909
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WANTED-Position as chambcrlnaid
or cook in hotel. Best references.
Call at Geronimo Hotel. 12l u
North First.
WANTED-position on a good cattle,
sheep or goat ranch. Possess good
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buqucrquc journal.
WANTED Position as stenographer
or bookkocper, by young lady, 9
years experience. Address, NJ. n.
journal Oflicc.
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state Of Indiana,
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Vigo County, Indiana
My commission expires on the 9Th
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WANTED-Bright men TO make col
lcctions and mercantile reports in
every town and village; income S25
to $3.50 per month. Address |. M A.,
Box 222, Hancock. Maryland.
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G NOTICES.

purposes and consideration therein
expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal or
officc, this 18th day OF July, A. D..
1908
MY commission Will rNpire on the
SIN day OF April. 1908
CLARENCE a. NONSE,
tNotarial ScalD Notary Public.
Territory OF Arizona.
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WANTED Statesmen, Agents

LADIES to sell hosiery, guaranteed
for six months; for men, women
and children; wen known make, easy
sellers; write today for territory and
attractive terms. Viking Hosiery Mills.
523 Market street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR EXCHANGE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with OUTFIT for
colts six-shooter. Poland, Lewis,
cor. Hin SITS.
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irNIltNONI - TALKING ABOUT
olR - NJ Noltis. ~ Not HAVE
NOT tININ Is YOURS. 10 50
SOW tNPERiN ININpRN. BACH
oI INSIOtfI,i
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

WANTED-Grl Tor general house
work in small family. Apply to
az South 18th st.