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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
We Want Your CaIfskins.

Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Sheep Pelts,
Taliow Bones, etc., and will pay you out
side prices therefor. We pay spot cash I;
We pay the freight; we pay full market
value. We want to arrange with some
one in every village where we have no
agent to collect the above named goods
for us and to sell Pages Perfected Poul-
try Food and other poultry supplies. We
furnish money with which to buy and we
keep our buyers thoroughly posted at all
times as to market value. Write for full
particulars.
Carroll s. Page, hyde Park, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
coaINTH

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Slack MAY {.
Miss Emma Guild of Old Orchard. Ne,
is holding q series OF meetings at West
Corinth.
Or. Blodgett performed an operation
on q. Bert Virgins last week. He is do
ing we'll.
daughter, Mrs. William II. Simpson, aft
er spending the winter with her three
children in Boston. She vas accom-
panied By Bert Keith. who is spending a
short vacation at Mr.. Simpsons.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
EAST RoxsURY
See s. A. Smith ad., page 4.

Lewis Stevens is sick, threatened with
pneumonia.
o. Il. Humphrey returned to WaItham,
Mass, Monday.
George Dufiany was sick last week with
grip and asthma.
R. L. Britain from Northfeld was in
town last week Wednesday.
Mrs. D. l. Buck was called to Brook.
field Friday by the illness OF her father,
s. Mills.
Mabel Ladd and a friend from Ran.
dolph Center we're at her home here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Barcomb and friend frcn
Mortified were guests OF her cousin, Cor.
della Barcomb, Sunday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
WHY NOT TRY THIS z

We want everybody with scalp or hair
ailments, even though they are bald in
spots, to try RexalI s93'' Hair Tonic.
We exact no promise or obligation.
Simply use a large bottle. Then il not
satisfied, tell us, and we will refund the
money paid us for it. Two sizes, soc.
and a.. The RexaII Store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
WEST RRooKEIELp

Dewitt Flint visited at ]. W. Untiedt's
the last OF last week.
George Duffany, who drove the cream
team, returned home sick with bronchitis
and asthma.
Miss Minnie A. Clsiin started last
week Wednesday for Mondovi, Wis,
where she will be the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Maria B. Fuller.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
CarrIaoe Tops.

$3.50 and up. We also carry in stock
seats, dashes, aprons, poles, shafts,
wheels, axles, etc. ne
Strong Hardware Co., Burlington, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
AZ for AIIen,s Foot-Ease.

powder for swollen. tired. hot, smarting feet.
sample sent FREE Also Free sample % the
Foot Ease sanitary Corn Pad. 3 new Invention.
Address Allen ). Olmsted, lie Roy. y. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1909-05-20
Two Baseball Defeats.

Whitcomb high was defeated by Wood
stock high Friday and by Rockland Mill
tary academy Saturday at baseball Time
ly batting and errors helped Whitcomb's
opponents to roll up their'scores. Whit
comb was simply outclsssed, for Wood
stock has the strongest high school team
in the state and Rockland is too much for
any high school.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24

-. -. =. =. .,..... !. 5. IS. y = =.
5~ n ''j u q, s. r.
.- 4:'z,' = 1917 ~ Z. Y. I,
- 49, n 81 . ~ j
~ e .-.,.< tr'< 81 t*%a '<zk <<'''<
Persons awarded fanffati Iof Tie r.
pairing ii Any section u .tciionz 81
road shalt bf required III ke<p lII<
roads u their charge Il III i'I1ex, Is
good repair ~ ii Is aIE6ta ff29. saf6
and easy passage over the same; fr<1
from III osefhauginx 81 projtcfinx
limbs OF bushes; from all ho'cs, loote
stone, brush and rubbish ~ every kind
whatsoever: higher IA tlst ffnter than
II the sides. except as ofhtr~i<e Or
dertu. and with clear open ditciic4 III
sufficient capacity and erade 10 carry
of all water. All roads mast bc
scrapcd where necessary Persona
contracting 10 repair The roads win
not pc required - remove snow Or 10
repair bridges. but shall give prompt
notice % the County Commissioners Df
any defect IN any bridge Of their sec
ton Or road district. All roads shalt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24
Ninth DISTRICT.
Road District I.

Section.
I, Brick Meeting House to Pcnnsyl-
vania line by Rogers.
:, Brick Meeting House TO road near
Englands lane
3, Nhiteoak schoolhouse TO Zion.
4, Corner near J. II. England's to Bay
View road.
;, Near Matthews to North East
road near Camcrons.
Q, Joseph England's to College Green.
7, tla'nes England's via James Nevil-
les to Bay View road.
s, Brick Meeting House to College
Green and road to 9th district.
9, Oxford road via PASSWORDS 10 Jas.
Giiiord's tenant house.
TO- 6rick .recting House TO forks Of
roads at McCullough's.
H. Elisha Browns to Pennsylvania
line via Arrison's.
II, McCullougl's to Sixth district via
Swayne's.
49, Lincoins to Pennsylvania line at
Walls 10 Sixth district near Thos.
Wilson's.
IT, Rising Sun road to s. Browns.
Is, Zion to Brick Meeting House and
to Croihers store.
TO- McCullough's to Sixth distric, at
Browns.
y, Samuel Browns to Sylmar.
Road District ?.
10, WarDurton's bridge TO Nowland's
Corner.
10 William Camcron's TO Kinks Mills,
20, Smiths Corner to Blue Ball.
II, Blue Ball to Pennsylvania line via
lrwin's.
-, Twins via Lombard and White
House to Pennsylvania line and to
Nclley's Corner.
q, +. Gains 10 Blue Ball road.
-, James Grants via r. Yerkes' to
road from Cams to Blue Ball road.
*, White House to Brick Meeting
House via cemetery to Blue Ball
road.
20, Telegraph road near Rogers to
fork near Miss MearHs' via Grove
Schoolhouse.
~, $, J. Mearns' tenant house to Elk
ton and Blue Ball road.
2S. Nowland's Corner TO Zion.
20, Blue Ball to road near Ino. Browns.
so, John Browns 10 line fence between
Royals and Underwood's.
II, Royals and Underwood's line to
Calvert.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24

Kun.
II. Fishers Run to Port Deposit Run.
~, Fishers to Rea's Corner.
az, Camp Grounds to Battle Swamp.
AZ. Jenness' Mill 70 Kca's Corner
80, Jaekson's Mil 70 Battle Swamp.
81. Battle Swamp 10 X-Roads from
Everist's to Whitaker's barn.
81, Rock Run TO Foundry Road.
Road District 5.
80, Rock Run TO Critics.
81. Evanss 10 Todd's.
IS, Steele's 10 Killough's.
80, Killough's 10 MarshaIrs.
81, killougli's TO Reynolds.
80, Reynolds 10 Battle Swamp.
80, Bromwcll's TO Sleepy Hollow.
30, Rock Run road to Jos. Reynolds.
~, Poplar's 10 Stephen Woodrow's
Blacksmith shop.
~, +. Russelfs TO Rock Run road.
AZ. Critics to Liberty Grove.
~. Critics to Peoples Mill.
as, Harmony Church 10 Rowandyille.
40, Rowlandville to River.
AZ, Octoraro Creek to Kcrmreath's
old tavern.
4S, Rock Run to Rermreath's old tav-
ern.
20. Critics X-Roads to Killough's.
so, Liberty Grove TO Basin Run, be-
low Peoples Mill
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Road District I.
Section.
], RowlardviIle to Halls Gate.
?. Halls Gate to Rawl;ng Shop.
,, Rawlings TO Five Forks.
4, Five Forks 20 Conowingo Creek.
5, Conowingo Creek to Pilot Town.
o. Rock Springs road TO Conowingo
Creek.
7, Conowingo Creek to James Cum
nngs including road to Pennsyi-
wanna line.
8, Cribs Corner TO Romans Gate.
Q, Romans Gate to Railroad at Bald
Friar.
10, Reuben Alcxander's Gate to Pilot
Town.
II, Romans Gate to Conowingo
Bridge.
-, Conowingo to Mt. Pleasant.
-, Conowingo road TO Lancaster road.
IL, Conowingo 10 Halls Run.
IS, Rowlaudville TO Halls Run.
70, Mt Pleasant to Section 6.
Road District 2.
y. Hairs Gate 10 road al Ewing's gate
~, Ewing's Gate to Porter's Bridge.
10. Ewing's Gate to road near Mar
shall Regans
20, Rawlings Shop TO Run near Nick
G:llespies
II, Run near Nick Gillespies to Rock
Springs road.
y. Forks OF road at Marshall Regan's
to Five Points.
q, Porier's Bridge and Halls Gate
road to road 10 Preston's NJ. III.
q, Road TO Preston's NJ. III. to Bridge
at Samuel Pierce's.
IS, Bridge at Samuel Pierce's to Forks
al roa, at Edward Pierce's.
20, Forks Of road at Edward Pierce's
to Rock Springs.
~, Rock Springs to Pennsylvania line.
20, Road near Riley's Shop to road
from Mt Pleasant to RockSprings.
30, William Preston's to top OF Nc
Kenncy's Hin.
90, Mckenney's Hill to Bridge.
g. Road from VIM Prestons to
Bridge to Coulson's Lane.
81. Coulson's Lane to Bridge below
Mrs Reynolds
So Bridge Lclow Mrs. Reynolds to
Ed piercc's.
81, Five Points to roaa from Rock
Springs 20 Mt, Pleasant.
81, Dorsey road to Rock Springs.
90, RocK springs north TO Pcnnsyl-
yania line
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24
PROPOSALS
MENDING ROADS
Cecil County.

In accordance with the plan adopted
by the County Commissioners OF Cecil
County, for the repairing OF the public
roads OF said county ior the year OF
1909, commencing April !, 1909, and
ending March 81, 1910, sealed proposals
will be received at the Office OF said
Commissioners up to II o'clock a. m,
on Monday, April 20, 1909, for the re-
pair OF such roads by sections, road
districts and election districts. The
same person will be allowed to bid for
the contract to repair any section or
sections OF all roads in any districts or
election district The Commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
For the purpose OF contracting for
the repair OF said roads the County is
divided into districts, road districts, and
sections, as follows:
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

Ray Shanncnhouse baptized his
brothers wife and Christcncd little
Eleanor
Is there anybody in Lake Helen that
don't know about the Crockcry and
Glassware sale at Bigclow's: 20 to 30
per cent discount for cash
News has been received here of
the dangerous illness Of Mrs. Dr.
Was, of Fcrnandina. Mrs Was
was Miss Edith Bond. The many
friends Of the family hope for her
speedy recovery.
When in DcLand 60 to Bigclow's and
sec the bargains in Crockcry and Glass
ware
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
S1.oo per Year.

The petition of Chas E. Jones
and others asking for opening Of
road at PierSon was filed and Chas.
L. Jones, S. H. Jones and w II.
Powell were appointed a committee
to mark and view same and report
at next meeting board.
Report Of committee appointed
to mark and view change in Casa
daga Camp road was received and
filed and committee discharged and
opening Of said road ordered adj
vcrtiscd for 50 days. Said road to
run as follows:
Beginning at a point and stake
now set 20 feet south of the north
line Of township rs located IS feet
east of the line between lots and
of section 5, township rs, range 81.
run thence south parallel to said
line between lots, SIS feet to a
stake, thence angle right continue
southerly to the northeast fence
corner of H, n. Johnson's lot, 446
feet, said fence corner being ten 20
feet east of said line between lots 1
and > thence south parallel to the
last named line to a point 10 feet
east of an iron pin or stake in the
north line of said Cassadaga Asso-
citation grounds at the point of in
tcrsection with the said line be-
tween lots I and ?. This road to
be 50 feet wide and westward from
above described line.
The pension claim of Mary e.
Montgomery Was approved.
The board then adjourned to s
clock a, m, February ?.
Board rcconvened February >.
All members present.
The trcasurcr's report for Janu-
AIRY was examined and approved
and paid warrants destroyed State.
mcnt from report;
Bal. Gen, Rev. fund $40 oSo. IS,
Bal. road-bridge fund. 2,T69.2s
Bal. hnc-lor fund 49,. 5,6s4.2S
The auditors report for the year
ending December 81, 1908, was
examined and duly approved
The miscellaneous bills against
the county were then approved and
warrants drawn in payment Of
| same.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

business" and the man answered
sadly: Thou sayest. We are not
our brothers keepers, and we are
glad lve are not as those who have
fallen prey to the blind tiger. Lo,
let us walk on the other side of the
street. But tell it to me yet again.
If it is not thy business, whose
business may it be-
And the iratc kinsman answered ;
"Therc be men Of law and high
officers in whom such authority is
vested" The man asked, "Why,
then, is the tiger not slain:' BE
hold these men are much pressed
for time. Much talk is necessary
lest there be loss of office, Behold !
Thou canst see in the county-seat
many of these wise and efficient
men, doing much earnest labor,
holding up fences and speaking
great and wise words with much
earnest gesture and great argufy-
ing, and behold they have not time
to kill blind tigers, And if they
did, what matter--for is it not easy
to send unto the city of Jax and to
buy there as much wine and strong
drink as a man desircth, for the law
doth not forbid''
The man was silent for mucl,
time and then asked he but one
more question of his kinsrnan.
Where then, are the good and
Christian women. How hath it
come that the wives and mothers
and daughters have not gone forth
against this beast who darcs no.
stand before them, when once
they demand his surrcnder''
And his kinsman made no an
swer, but did grind his teeth and
mutter within himself, "This man
is worse than twenty blind tigers
And it shall come to pass when
the people shall read this sermon
cite, that each shall say to the
other, "Behold this rctcrrcth not
to thy town nor mine.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

IN SESSION FEBRUARY /, 1900.
Present. G.. W. Fisher, chair
man, X. D. Brooke, G. Cadc, s.
b. Owens, ". ID. Bradshaw, and
S, d. Jordan, clerk.
The following road and bridge
reports were then submitted; Dis
trict No. Progress ON east coast
road TO ferry and Ostccn and Titus
vile road
District No.. 2.--Completion of
work on Orange City and DeLand,
DcLand and Lake Helen roads and
prisoners at work on DcLand-Day-
iona road
District No, S~--Pinestrawing
Glenwood and DeLand road, De-
Land and DeLeon road and prog
ress on Glcnwood and Stetson road
District No. Progress on
Smith Creek bridge.
District No, Repairs on Oak
Hill and New Smyrna road
Com. Cadc was authorized to
purchase such cable for use on
Volusia ferry as he may see fit.
The petition of citizens Of Or
mond in relation to repairs on
roads. was referred to Com. Brad
shaw for such action Is he may see
fit
The petition of VIM H. Carswcll
and others asking for repairs to
Second Avenue road, near DaytOna
and agreeing to pay $4,000 toward
said work was referred to Com,
Bradshaw for such action as he
deems best,
Mrs. Delk was allowed S 90 per
month toward support,
The revolver bonds Of +. b. Car
Lille and Fidcll George were APP
proved aud clerk instructed to
issue licenses therefor,
The clerk was instructed to adj
vcrtisc for bids for painting court
house roof and poor house
Criminal Court cost bills were
examined and approved for S67.4
and clerk instructed to issue war
rants therefor.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
KRITCHFIELD'S SHOW

kutchticld's Pavilion Show, the fla
yorites that have been meeting with
success throughout the State, will be
here Tuesday, Feb. Q, presenting the
famous border drama, Dcadwood Dicl,
or The Scott of F. Mcad--a Western
drama full of comedy and pathos, This
Company have been highly recommend
ed by all our exchanges and have been
playing to packed houses wherever they
appear They have one of the finest
concert bands and orchoStras ever tour
ing the State, under the personal dircc
ton OF Prof. kritChtcld which is a
guarantee of excellence. Don't fail to
see them.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
WOMAN'S CLUB.

Tuesday, February ;, was celc-
brated as Arbor Day by the
Woman's Club, with an interesting
program of selected readings and
music.
Piano Solo ......... Mrs. Rosa
Current Events 49,, Mrs, Stewart
Vocal Solo ......,,.. Mrs Gethro
Reading; "A tree that
Owns Itself $500. Mrs. Webb
Reading: THE Pines Mrs Carson
Violin Solo ...... Miss Schooley
THE Oldest Tree Mrs Voorhis
Vocal Solo ........... Mrs. Gethro
Selections from THE
Spirit of the Forest Mrs Love
Violin Solo ........ Miss Schooley
Mature Lover Creed Mrs Carson
Song ,,.,.....,... Mrs HelhrO
The music department will meet
with Mrs. V. H. Voorhis on Friday
February 5, at 5 O'clock
The civics department will meet
on Saturday, February D, at SIS
in the club room.
The literary department will
meet with Mrs. Farrah in Tuesday
February Q, at !, o'clock, to discuss
the works of Thorean and Bur
roughs,
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

Tampa has over 800 cigar fac
TORIES, employing 1850 hands.
The payroll reaches SIa 900 900 a
year. In 1908 o4o, 900 900 cigars
were manufactured.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
A SERMONETTE.
BY THE OTHERWISE NAN.


1t came to pass in the harvest
time of the year, that a man jour
neyed from far country, yea, even
from the cold and frozen north to
the land of the pomcgranate and
the orange. And he came to the
town where his kinsman dwelt and
he said to his kinsman Behold.
this is fair town and lovely.
and his kinsman made answer,
"Yea, fair and lovely" And the
man said, 1T seemeth a moral
town and obedient to the law"
His kinsman made answer, Yea,
yea, moral and obedient to the law.
And the man said 10. | see no
house wherein wine and strong
drink are sold" And the kins.
man said, Thou sayest, for this
town belonget', to country called
volusia whi|~ is dry and therein
wine and ~ ~shg drink may not be
sold" e p man spake again and
said, z Zee that thou hast on thy
streeFu man who walketh up and
down and beareth upon his shield
the word marshal y What doeth
he here?' His kinsman made on
swer, Behold, he arresteth what
soever man or woman becometh
drunken and maketh loud noise or
disturbance of the peace. The
man gasped somewhat, but said
again Heard ! not also that thou
didst call a certain man mayor
What then can he do on this town
which is fair and lovely and moral
and obedient to the law" And
his kinslnan said unto himself
YEARLY, This man asketh too
much questions but he made
answer: Behold he hneth the
drunken men and womenWhen they
do essay to beat each other and to
commit murder and other grievous
offense.
And still the man asked-for he
was of an inquiring mind and he
said, Tell it unto mc-What be-
cometh of the divers moneys which
the drunken men and women pay
unto the mayor His kinsman
groaned in spirit and made answer,
THE money goeth to the purse Of
the mayor and the marshal
Deep dcliberation safe upon the
brow of the man, and he spake not
for space, tho in his mind he said,
"Aye, aye 1t is made plain to
me- But after a time the silence
became WEAKNESS and he spake
again.
IF there be no house wherein
wine and strong drink may be sold,
how cometh it that any man can be
drunken and a disturber of the
peace?'
And his kinslnan spake with
irritation; Whence contest thou
that thou art ignorant OF that
fierce blind wild beast called tiger
and knowest thou not that any
man obtaining drink from his lair
becometh like unto hin-tierce and
wild and tigcrish and blind to that
he cannot see the pit of destruction
when he draweth nigh unto it :"
And the man answered, Yea but
where are the men-the just men,
the wise men-Who taste not,
handle not and look not upon the
inc? Why 60 they not forth and
SHY the blind tiger and protect the
wives. the mothers, the children
which are liable to destruction and
great trouble because of the beast"
And the kinsman cried with
anger: Behold, it is not our
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05
LAKE HELEN.

'''''
last week by picking strawberries,
guavas and ripe peaches from her
garden.
The freeze did comparatively
little damage in this section, as the
cold did not last long enough to
ruin anything but Strawberries
tomato plants and tender shrubs
berry. Even peach blossoms were
not killed. Guava bushes, ala
mandas and hibiscus turned black
Considerable firing was done
Saturday and Sunday nights in
peach orchards and truck farms,
and celery and cabbage suffered
very little damage
Mrs. Bcdcll is slowly recovering
from her illness.
Miss Olive Kelsey fell down
stairs Monday, and injured herself
quite seriously
Mr.. Freeman Brazcau returned
from his Cuban trip last week The
food of that country most of which
was served swimming in oil, did not
appeal to his taste, and he thinks
with the poet, There is no place
like home" He brought with him
some fine sugar-loaf pines, and
beautiful lace mantillas for Mrs.
Brazeau and Miss Mona
Mr. w. Todd, with assistance,
has completed the work of dis
mantling the starch factory OF its
machinery; shipping some OF 1t to
Albert Hurst
Mr.. l.. Cooley received a crate of
fine tomatoes last week from his
son Lawrence.
Mrs Esther Pelton has been at
home for a week, caring for Mrs.
Bedcll, and Miss Corrlnnc PeIton
took her place in the Post Office
Mrs Nevins and family moved to
New Smyrna last week TO be near
Mr. NevlnS
Rev Kay ShanncnhouSc ana
Mr. +, IS, Day OF South CaroIlha'
are guests OF MI Hu! ohanncn-
house tor two weeks
Mrs, Harry ROBERTS mas Deem
confined TO her hcd ny a severe
Mr' L. ~ Dr''e' C''! P'''."Sc'
ase''' u D's y ~ ,''''~'''' WIN -
Wltc' nave ptc'' ''e guests VI ~
'''''' ~" '
Mrs Elsie W. MahiIoIo arrived
on Saturday from chicago She
will spend the winter with MIS-
Babcock.
Mr.. Will Andreas lett last lhurs-
day to take his new position III q
life saving station IN South caro-
lima.
Master Sidney Smith celebrated
his seventh birthday by entertain
ing his school friends. Games and
refreshments dear to little 'tun-
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-02-05

All kinds best horse, cattle and chick
en- feed. Also Ideal fertilizers always
on hand at lowest possible prices, w.
w. Harriss Feed Store.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DO you want to buy 10acre 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 fine living The land. purchased now, will surely advance In. value Ten acres will keep 700 hens and two or three cows. with fruit enough for any family. You can be as in- dependent with proposition like this as any man. Here are some of these places: E-s-f--
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08

AUCTION SALE "Wednesday, Sept. S.. 80 D. m We have had consigned te us the furniture of an elght-roOm house. It consists of: Kitchen uten- sils 12 dining chairs. K table. re- frigerator, 3 dressers. 6 rockers. 2 ccuches. a I2-fOot oak dining table, c table, parIor lamp, iron beds, tOstermoOr mattresses, comforters. sheets, pillow cases, lots of pictures, rugs and carpets. center tables. clock. pillows. quilts. blankets and bedding. heating stoves, lots of dishes. 2 toilet sets. commode marble tops; upholstered parlor, suit. lot of cots. These goods must be sold without reserve or limit Don't fail to attend this sale and get your share of these big bargains Ladies especially invited. Phoenix Auction House. 23 South First avenue. w. w Hutchison, Auctioneer w. w. Dean, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-08
AUCTION

= - PUBLIC SALE Thursday. Sept. z9th, 7Ib miles west and one mile north of Phoenix, also l mile south and F. mile west of Cartwright school house, commencing at 10: 90. MT. Alvin Mann will sell B head of cat tie consisting of dairy COWS, heif- CTS. steers and calves. 9 head Of work horses and mares, some extra fine large farm animals. general line of farm implements, consisting in part of hay baler, disc harrows. spring tooth harrows. mower, rakes, blows, surrey, spring wagon. set of work horses, separator, milk cans, several dozen chickens. Time will be given. Also free lunch for all at noon. Rogers X McMur- try. Auctioneers.. Phone Red 2071.
 We will also sell for Mir. Jones, two miles south of sugar factory, on the 14th, and for Mir. Gagan, just ss east of sAlhambra. brick yard on the 18th: for Mrs. c. II. Green. two miles south of Glendale, on the 16th; also for MT Hendrickson on the Nc Kinney ranch. !, mile south and F miles west of west end school house on the 2Ist, and ten or twelve more. announcements of which will be made later.