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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

II was pretty hard on Happy
Hapgood. Am afraid his chances for
helping out legislation this coming
session viii be pretty slim
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

The columns Of the Journal ar
rather crowded giih advertising mai
tss this Neck 10 the exclusion OF
Ffeu tdeai Of news that We had "a
type but could not manage TO squee
III our merchants appreciate the
value u the Journal As an advor-
ttiuF medium as their extensive
patronage thereof shows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

The Hoard u Clsil A3ihaft0 g
tte Ioan ~ Mapebnsief Vermont
ats hsl ebg NUaflol arid Wnfnoa g.
ssees al zee lnluu otfrA HOUSE ~
Manchester Centrg Ca aaia i0en q
Manchester. ~ "Wednesday septrin
Ers itth. 1919 a. 3 dock ih tn
lsr easwn. ZOE tba pHtptee ot bear
fag appeals ~ prTaoDF aEgrieted %
a., final der.sIon - Tie Listers ilt
gAeif aBadnsmniAl appraisal 0i 1919
- shgpn ID ibt corrected AppTAia
NJ tiled BY thuip Ia the foNh
ticFks office
Dated At Manchester, ia the Coah
h u Bennington thlu 3tb dhg o.
feEismber 1919.
& A. shailuck ToNn Clerk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08
kILL-GERM

ITS MAIZE TELLS WHAT II II
ANTISEprlc, DISINrEcrANr, FLY
KILLER, DEoD0RikER, aER1lciDE.
AND iNsLGnlIDE,
an immense shrinkage In flow OF
milk. by spraying cows with
"kiI-tiEIiM' flies viii not bother
them and the great loss IN saved.
II il the best Of FLY KILLERS.
FOR DIARIES, IL il the greatest
purifying spray for making the dairy
sanitary and preventing contagion,
Fulfills requirements OF the SAM.
tary laws.
FOR HOUSEHOLD DlslNEECTION
Its use is unlimited. Kills all odors
In sinks, cesspoois, drains and puri.
files air IN cellars.
FOR HORSE STABLES II drives
out flies, destroys odors, makes air
sanitary, germ proof and whole
some, is best Of all healing washes
for gals, wounds and cuts. Pre-
vents rubbing names and tails.
FOR POULTRY HOUSES Il dcs-
troys odors, kills and keeps away
all insect life, invigorates the poul.-
try, drives away rats and mice.
OIL SPRAY.
One at. 35c.
One-half gal. 00c.
One gal. 500.
KILL GERM.
One at, 15c.
One-half gal. Toe.
One gal, Si,35.
We sell IL and recommend IL.
Ask us for further information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

All hopof 10 Governor elect John
Mead He made 4 stiff fight an
had against him ONE 81 TIE best ms
shlbes 10 combat 80 aofkrd Is
ont lu hia own pay aud II ou TOP
80 the ,letors belong the spoiis'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

Al change. ~ AdtestlsssteHts Il.
lr la hand Esa iatw uiAn iacaalat
Assspiag
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

furnish the monument shown in
the above cut and many others in three
sizes. II you contemplate purchasing
either a Mausoleum, Monument. or any.
thing in the line Of cemetery work, write
me and ! will furnish you designs TO
choose from, and give you prices set
complete in any cemetery. Dee my
January adv. in journal Tor partial list
Of people | have sold work to in Man
chester. Prices reasonable, work guar.
anteed first class. Your patronage
solicited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

SODA WATER WE DRAW
never disappoints you Each glass
we sell confirms customer who
tells others That increases our
trade aud Is why we'rc busy.
You can't regret money spent on
our soda The pleasing memory IN
lasting
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-09-08

FPoRT o. Tho condition az the Fnetory
N Point National Bank " Manchester
Center nt Manchester Center, in he state
~ vermont. at the close ~ brsln"-- sept.
st. 1913.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18

At a recent meeting of the Pine Bluff School Board held in the office of Secretary Harry Hanf, J. B. Short was elected principal of the Missouri Street School, to succeed J. c. Cor bin, who rendered his resignation some time ago. Other matters of importance were also discussed. The idea of employing a coach for the High School football team was dis missed after some discussion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
DECISION AFFECTS
 TAXATION ON BONDS

Little Rock, Sept. 17.-(SpeciaD- Attorney General H. l.. Norwood to- day rendered an official opinion for the Arkansas Tax Commission, de- claring that state nor national banks could claim that money invested in United States bonds were exempt from taxation. The decision was rendered upon the action of the Nc Ilroy Bank, of Fayetteville, which held sixty thousand in bonds, on a fifty per cent valuation, holding back thirty thousand dollars from taxa tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
POPULAR EASTERNER
 REACHES PINE BLUFF

Tn this issue of the Graphic will be found the advertisement of one of the finest and best beers that is made-the Celebrated Rochester Beer, which for flavor and quality is unexcelled. John B. Wells is agent for this celebrated beer, and like ev- erything else that he handles, it is sold under a positive guarantee. While Rochester Beer is new in Pine Bluff it is one of the best known beers through the east, and all of the heer drinkers who have tried it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Try q case of the Celebrated RO. Beer and you will buy no other. tf.

Try chSe Ol tHe CeIeDIdteu hV. chester Beer and you will buy no other. ii. A party of Masons from this city recently visited White Sulphur Springs Lodge, No. 122, at Sulphur Springs, and conferred degrees on a candidate. Among those who attend ed were Joe Atlas, 10. H. Sammons, l. Rutstein, George B. Moore, T. A. Wilson and Robert Wilhite
 FOR SALE-At a bargain small house and lot on Lakeside. Conven- tent to car line. One block from new block st eet. has city water, electric ights, gas connection, will sell on payments if desired. Pinchbaek Tay- Tor, Phone 1032.
 Manager Shorty Levine, of the Moon Theater, which is to open for business on September 26, announc. ed yesterday that he has secured Paul Ferrandou, baritone of the La Bohme Quartette, to work at hs :heater along with vaudeville. Fer randou recently visited the city iA the La Bohme Quartette, and mada d great hit at the Orpheo.
 FARM FOR SALE-In north Texas Good black land, good house, fine water in healthy country, in richest county in Texas, five miles south of Sherman. Will sell at bargain if sold at once, terms to suit. Apply to Thos. Smith, office 401 12 Main street. lot. A recent communication from Misses Elleine Harrison and Grace Tankersley who entered Galloway College at |Searcy this week, state that they are delightfully."- located at the institute and are very much pleased with the college and its sur roundings. Misses Harrison and Tankersley are entering on their first term. They graduated from the local High School last term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
NEW ORLEANS HAS
 THIRD OF MILLION

Washington, Sept. 1.-The popula- tion of New Orleans is 339,075, an in crease of 51,971, or 1S.1 per cent compared with 2S7, 7,104 in 1900.
 Holyoke, Mass, has 57,730 people, an increase of 12.O1S or 26.3 per cent compared with 45,712.
 Lowell has 102,296, an increase of 11,325, or 11.0 per cent compared with 94,969.
 Pittsfield has 32,121, an increase of 10,355, or 376 per cent, compared with 21,766.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18

here pronounce it the finest they have ever tasted. For family use there is none better ans it is sold in full size and half size cases, deliver ed free to all parts of the city. Look up the ad and then try the beer and you will be satisfied.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18

-P. M. Kilroy yesterday received an Oakland runabout automobile. Mrs. George Shinall is quite sick at her home, No. 21O0 East Barraque street
 Try a case of the Celebrated Ro- chester Beer and you will buy no other. tf. -C. J. Tucker, who is ill at the worse yesterday.
 Mrs. Alex Perdue's condition was unchanged yesterday, after several days of serious illness.
 FOR SALE-Two stoves, chairs and kitchen table, Reasonable. Apply at No. TIT West Second avenue.
 9 13 6l. M. J. Mead, who has been SICK for several days, was reported to be much improved yesterday.
 -Persons cOntempIating the erect bon of any build ng should consult with Mitchell Seligman. architect. Cit'. sens Bank Building. tf -tiet in with the push and ring u .American-Excelsior Ldy Co.,, whel you want your clothes cleaned and pressed and made to look new.
 E. E. Eiland has just let the con- tract for the erection of new cot tage for residence at Eighteenth avenue and Elm street Contractor J. E. Quinn has tho contract.
 -Bluestein X Marks Pine Bluff s ap- -to-date coffee and tea store. has just received another large shipm ont of green coffee They have roast CT and roast coffee daily. If yoa have not sampled their coffee and sea try now. Read their ad in all- enther part of this paper
 -J. E. Cook, a lineman of this city, who recently underwent an op- eration for appendicitis at the DaT- is Hospital, is rapidly improving and expects to be out in short while. His home is in Independence, Kan. .sas, but he has been working here for some time
 W. J. Forsythe, the three year old son of MT. and Mrs. w. J. For sythe, who lives just north of Pine Bluff died Friday night of conges- five chill The little fellow was bur- zed yesterday at the family burial grounds on the north side of the river.
 The first wagon tank ever made in this city was completed yesterday afternoon at Dellmon's tin shop for the Southern Oil Company, of this city. The tank is to be mounted on a wagon and used in the oil business in this city. This is practically new Job to Pine Bluff tin shops, but 4he tank shows fine workmanship.
 < l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
FOOTWEAR

New Fall Shoes for Men. Wo- men and Children. Not com- plete fall showing yet, bat en- nough to show the drift of fashion.
 For Misses we have Fall Shoe either button or lace, kid or Velour medium weight soles, at $2.50, which is a desirable school shoe.
 For WOmen-Shoes in keeping with the demands of good taste $1.75,, $2.50 and $3.50 pair. For Men we are showing the grades and styles that make more for comfort than can be expressed. s2.sO. s3.5O and $4.oO a pair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
LADIES' BEAUTY PARLOR.

For all modern ideas in hair dress ing, electric face and scalp treat ments, shampooing and manicuring we lead. We also make a spe- cialty of Chantecler Curls, braids and toilet articles. No. 121 1-2 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
NEW ARRIVALS.

FRESH GRITS
 WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR ROLLED OATS
 PERFORATED FRUITS Full line of Fresh Meats in Market THE LLOYD GROCERY co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18

Say, Girls. there is always g. man in the Moon. See him Monday, Sept. 18th. 13 St..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
Pine Bluff Mercantile Co Household Linens We Are Proud
 to Disply

How many women are there that are prouder of their linen closet than other house furnish dngs, and points with special pride to Table Linens?
 Table Cloths of medium weight Linen, hemstitched, 5Sx60, at $2.00 each.
 72-inch Bleached all linen Table Damask, SIPS and $1.75 a yard napkins to match. $S.75 and ,$5.50 a dozen.
 I66 inch Half Bleached Table Damask, heavy enough to last for five years year. S5c a yard. Mercerixed Napkins in a soft finish put up one dozen in a lpackage. $1.oo, $1.25 and $1.5o a dozen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-18
DreyfuS Store Talk
Zach Days Express

shomt the most recent arrivals the waist f this dress made Navy and priced n mcAsan butons $|oo large line or ads Coat Suits
  Tea Hello Pumpkin and all npre from Satin speedily 
 full line of
  LoKm nasndBathR 0 DangSnk kin Our Hosiery in Silk 
 line Persian Cloth
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
Mms Den 0crid)tsperbanD=
Ittnaen.


SIN Probate @eriht tam am 8iens
itas Der 6aQ BON 6rau We@Op in 2o=
rain. friiber Slllie Hauer in StraB-
burg, gu Yerbanoluua. Sillie Sauer,
nod ben Nnaabsn ihrer 0ermanoteu
Elm blDolinniaes Waohen, muroe laut
Antlaee ton Dem @lienbatnan9efellten
Wegop entfiibrt uno Qeheiratbet, UNI
liG in Den BeiiB ibres 8sloes Su leBen.
giad ben 3eusenausiasen muroe aber
oas Mdohen uon ibrsn Berwanoten
ihdnoHh bebanoelt uno mu6te. pab
renb man ibr monatlib $40 fur ibr
Roitaelo berehnete. bod ole b1rteIte
Nrbeit Derrihten. Wie 6rau Bertbo
Waoo ousIaete, bat 6rau 2auer benz
Wdohen aeia9t, es iollte Selbimoro
be9ehen, auh beseuate Die ndmliht
3euain, bob bas Wtdohen ibr geiaat
babe. Jrnu 2auer perlanae, baB lie
init oem ,@iienbabnangefelien Elm sc.
ben Der Shanoe fibre.
Wie Sheriff Warlon ausfaate. ipirt
Die iunqe iSrau Me@on in 2orain por
ihrem Mann uno osIeu Nneeb0ri9er
Iebr gut bebanbelt uno fiblt iih gun
srHen Male III ibrem 2sben sladliA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
Gin biibihet eeclenbirtc.

esn Cttowa. Qas.. ,pnroe Der Ore.
thooilten Beiiilihe NeD. 80. W. Stu.
dep Don Williamsbura fcbuloia befun.
ben. bic is Sabre alte gorena 5aiber=
lanb. Elm Witelieo ieiner @elneiiIbe su
unmoralllchen 3nefen entfiibrt 5u
baben. Stidep iDuroe in Wautegan,
Sl.. no Ct nit benz Mdohen auIams
men lebte. berbafiei. 9lls 8eifli1er
aab 5tudep i'm Sntereiie Der irlneren
MiHiOn cine 3eituna heraus. uno bate
0orena SUTHERLAND ais @ebilfin bel
lid. Zines 3aaes tparen beioe ber-
ihmunben. unD bic bon Der Satin
5tudep's an9elte0te llnteriudnn9 er.
gab. baB iie suiammsn entfloben tua=
reu nno als Mann uno Grau In Ghi=
'eaQO unD Waufeaan aeiDohnt b1tten.
Siudep miro nod BEN 3uhtbaus
tpanbern miilien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
0eMOrben.

Mm 9. Sonuar III Nosipsn Soleph
GOparos. Elm Gobltuatabsr. i'm alter
.Don 38 Sahrsn.
gm S. sSaiIuar III ienIer Wohnuna
Iin Der 9tdhe bon Bellpar Wuleniin
2ieIer i'm 2llter uDn N ssanren nod
tutser Gruntheit. Ser Yetliotbene bin.
terldBt cine Wititpe unD pier uerbei-
rathete 36dter.
Mm9. Sanuar in Stonecreef Wititpe
Wdrsaretb Nor i'm Nlter Don Is Snhs
rem. Die 0etliDrbene hilterl6Bt einen
SObn unD otei uetbsiraibete l0hter.
9lm l2. SanHar in Nelu Ybilaoel-
sphla 5bomas gB 6lather i'm 0anfe
islnes Stbmieaerlohnrs. Dl o. Geon,
i'm Alter BON ~ Sabren Oil einem
6er3leioen. Der Wsrhorhene binterldbt
atpel SOhne uno orei 8obter.
9lm l2. Sanuar in Neu Bhllabel!
pbia Martbd 0ofIman. oas ahijdhrige
3ohietlein BON g.. s.. 0Offman, al
ben Walern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

Sm Dimmel berridt Greuoe abel
einen Gtinoer. Der BuBe tbut. Bsi
uniern patentdriiten III Die 5renbe am
gr0Bten. tpenn elm bisber tpobIbeleum=
better Wann 5u Jal sebra6t peroen
faun.
Muf bic fibirifde 2dlte. bic mir
am Wontag uno Dienita9 baiten. folgte
gelfern 9baumetter nit Regen uno es
reanet aud bsute nod. Wenn oas
Sbauwetter anbdlt, baben mir ueber-
ihmemmunBen 3u ertDarten.
eSubel berribt in MudertreiIen
oariiber. baB in ben lebien Wohen bier
fiinf Mntlagen unter bem Hoiegeleb er.
boben truroen. Die giDic.g giga bal
3fpei amriidise Buribe anaensat, um
Mnflaaen einsureihen. oenn Elm anitdn.
bigger Mann gibt iib nidt on3u Der,
spionenoienfe 3u Derridten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
cine paafbare ssra,t.

Ssrau benriette 9euider pon 5ipton.
s5no.. fhreibi sd lam niht ldn9er
Darien. Shnen neinen heralihiten Dani
ausSulprehen, .oenn 6orni's Mlpen=
trduter bat mid uon elmer ihrsdlihen
Rrantbeii befreit. Dor fiinfsebn Sab
rem tpuroe ib trant. Gein Oottor
lhien eiaentlib au ,uihen, tpas mir
fsblte. SD betam gnFdlle, in oenen
2dlte nit 6ieber abpehlelte. Weine
8lieoer thaten mir meb. uno ih Duroe
10 ihuah. oaB ih ieoes Ma' cine
Wode laua oas geit bitten mnBte. Sh
toniultirte fiinf uerihieoene Merste.
nber feiner balf MR., Nle oben be-
merit. bate id fiinf3ehn Sabre lang
an bieier Rrantbeit eelitten, ebe Gor.
M's Mlpentrduter mid beilte. Sept
bolten mir 6orni's glpentrduter itets
i'm 0auie. uno elm Nlst 1T niht mebr
noiblpenoia."
Norni's Nlpentrduter miro ni6t in
Npotbeten pertauft. ionoern ben 2euten
oirett sslieiert ourh 2ofalaaentsn. an=
qeit llt bon ben @isentbiimern. Sr.
Better 6abrnep & Sons Co.. 1875
So. Sopne Mpe.. @bieaeo. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
0eiratl,sb esuiuigmngen.

Samas .. Mc&aulsp gertha 9.
Spring. beioe BON ubrihsoille.
Sarrp 81. geterfon Coma @aptian.
beioe pon ubrlhspille.
Groille 8. @ortrisht. 8enniion -
6elene &ape genlon. ubrihsuille.
@bas. McGnlpht Dturtba Mat
@briiip, beioe bon HDsnell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

Nn Der GtraBe BON gletp pbilabel.
pbia nod Bort Waihinaton. % Weilen
noro6itlid bon Bort Wafhinston cine
Jarm bon 81 Nfer nit gutem Wobn.
baus nit ieGs Bimmern. elmer neuen
eommerfiide. gutter gantiheune uno
Obifgarter nit ssriidisn aler Nrt. Nuf
Der Garm finbet fih aud quite Goblen.
ifihten. Ndbere Nustunft in bieier
Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

Die Witalieber Der 8eoarnpbiiden
8eieQihaft iino i'm bohen 8raoe ent.
riiltei iiber bic 6oroerung oes Nomirals
Shlep. bob bic Nuf3eidnunaen uno
Mefungen pearp's ebenfals Der Uni
ueriitdt bon Gopsnbaaen 3ur Yriifuna
unierbreiist tperoen ioaen. uEo bod
maren IS bisie 0erren. tpeihe ben Go=
penbaaer 8eIebtten bel Der DriiTuna
Der @ooi'ihen papiere bebhlHib fsin
ruolien.
= Wdhreno Der Witternahis3ug Der
Canadian paeific giIenbabn. Der mad
Quebec beitimmt mar. in Der Greitaa
Naht an Der Station plaee Bigger belt.
fano unter Der Siationsplattform cine
@rploiion ifatt. 0On ben IN Der Ndhe
ces 3uaes iiebenoen periOnen uuroen
sueiunosman3ia fhtuer uerlebt. ginSelne
perIonen tpuroen beinabe DreiBig SUB
in Die 66be aeidleuoert. Ser 3ue
muroe nnr aan3 leibt befhdoigi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

2ube: gDarii Du aud dis 3eua.
sbcr Der @ranb.S .Surpg
S6rg: 8 ia.
2nbe gBas bat man Did az.
fra9t /?
S6rg: Man bat mid 9efroat,
mas in an sineul aeiDilien Gage in
einem 9efianrant aetrunien.
QuDe; Mas baI Du gsantiuor-
iet 2
6ra: SD jalis. bob Id ifin
Bud tartlber fiibre. mas ID eiit uno
Etrinle.
Qn0s 1lnb mas ball Du nit
0sinen 3suaenattbbtfn aenlodt Z
STA DitIt tabs II h @bisltp
anoeieet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
3u S6(eu0erprgi(en,
9eatidje 8id)er
81 -
terf0Nfett.
berfaMfe fen.
(9orristrf am 10. Sanaar l9l0.)

lin aufsurdumen iper0en bic folgen-
ben beliebten Romone uno Blter su
Der Odlfte beg friiberen prelies Ders
faust
Spu nnD 9abfn, bon O. Treitag 38t
ans elmer fleinen Garniisn 25t
GarbinfMprtbigftn 15f
Der strSins bsn NbiIabeIpbia J. 15t
Die 6traft ber UtrIornen 13t
9as 3ei@en btr Disr 18s
DIR 6nns tsn 0aSierbine 16e
aftenfa6 NJ. 113 18t
Gr3SbIttS nnb GrIsttes 15e
Spite Made 13r
UtrlsrneS spiel 13t.
Dishasfs eebes, pra4tausoabe 75t
Gint dItsrs Auseabe BON Yrodbaus
Concentrations. .Xtgiion. Is Bdnbs. aut|
sebunosH unb n onism eianbs. pirbI
fiis $40 bsrlanit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
Baltimore &>cbio Gtiembal,s.

gilliae &unoFabrten fir Seoermann
am Sonntas.
5iir Die billiafisn preiIe fur einfade
5abrt ooer 0in- uno Riidfabrt nad3 ir-
aeno einem Srte lpenoe man lid5 al,
Die Naenten Der Q. & o. @ilenbabn
ohsr man i6reibe an M. 8. garrei
.. q. u. Der 3. & .. gii.nbobn
in glebelano.
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vt.,yIelD0Qren
uno
l>rDull'u,ls storr
'3 - INN
a 80 ssetee, * GO.
ao fssa esiud,
'iem SbtsaDeiphia, Cbio.
'sa-s. n eDet. -.

atestn oel DelI. ptus 5nm @Infants pcn Speaere,
Daaten huo RrDoinpnsn. Gnrt IDrtndbrenoe neu.
5enbungen Diro Die NusmobI tets friStb unb bon
idnDlg srndlten unb peroen ale 9eifeGunoen prompt
,dSgsthbrt nnb bic Q9aaren ohnp GrtrasgerQitt,uo
toh Ranfe geIieert.
5hr reannprobutts peroeu ote bbaften Marf,
reiie be8abIt
Sprebt Dor uHb mobt Cure ginfdute uub
{1r pereet Inoen bob bic Waaren BON better Quo.
ttdt unb bic q eiie blnig finb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
GausbdIterin ae,ud,t.

3dfer in Charm. 6olmss gountp.
iuht eine 0ausbdlterin aeIeBien Nl=
ters. um ieinen 0aushalt au fiibrsn.
Seine Ginoer. Outer 2obn uns quite
gebanoluna suaeiidert. yadbere Mus-
funft in bieier Office. 35
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

Sm probate @eri1t muroe
aeifern Soiepb Sdaai iAulois aefnn.
ben. ourh ben 8ertauf seiiiiaer 8e.
trdnte oas Rois9efeb iibertreten 81
baben.
Das Staotden Suaarereef feb
elmer roliaen 3ntunft eniaeaen. Dai.
jelbe bat Der 6. y. u. & 6. 80. 5 Mfe,
2ano eeihenft uno iu1en auf ben
8runoe cine Graftiiation. Reparaiur.
Wertiidtten uno WaaeniAuppen errih'
iet tueroen. Sas Stdothen nd1st uni
oas @runoeiaenthum 1T in ipeniaef
Sabren um 100 Prosent i'm preii
9stleaen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
Alfalfa Land

This ranch is at Garden Grove, a first class
modern town, so minutes ride by electric
car from Los Angeles. l offer 25 acres of
sandy l0am soil, good house, barn, pumping
plant, chicken yard and houses. The inn
pr0vements are good and ready to move
into; only y mile from ear line. There is
nothing better than this place for the money.
$1,000 down and balance TO suit. Come in and
let me tell you more about it.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
A FINE OPPORTUNITY
For Investors in Large or Small
Farms

Twcnty-threo years in Los Angeles en-
ables us to see the wonderful near future
possibilities Of the increase in values OF
small acreage tracts located in SUNNY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. We are Sc
locting some Of the best localities where
'things are doing" and Offering small
tracts at such prices will enable the pur-
chaser to realize handsome profits in the
next few years.
AT TERRA BELLA-the new orange
bcIt-we have TO- 20 or 40 acres, with water
near the surface (the water right is worth
the price asked, and as fine and level or
ange land as one needs on the boulevard
which connects Bakersfield and PorterVille,
and one mile from postofhce, store, ETC. at
the low price of Si2j per acre-al cash.
Also 20 acres with buildings pumping plant,
10 acres alfalfa. s acres fine navel oranges
in bearing, . acres olive trees water priv
ilege very yaluabie), etc. for Sl2,OOOi halt
cash. balance long time.
At CANYON SPRINGS RANCH we can
sell ten acres in full bearing grapes at $3.50
an acre, half cash. Also 10 acres in table
grapes and peaches at $500 an acre. Also
A. acres go now in grain) at $50 an acre;
part trade. Also 500 acres: 800 of this Is as
fine orange. lemon pomoloe land as is in
California, with buildings, fine hedges. 100
acres matured grapes, IS acres peaches. II
acres olives. 100 acres in grain, together
with riparian water right and water piped
over two miles TO large cement reservoir in
steel pipes fine canyon for a resort and
picnic grounds. etc.-all this, and more. for
$50 GOO: half cash. The water on this land
is worth half the price for irrigating and
power.
Canyon Springs Ranch Co.
F30li. 3-2O-1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
TULARE COUNTY

50 acres of the finest ALFALFA land,
d mites west of TULARE.
40 acres now i'm grain-looks fine now
20 acres corn, and 20 acres is now being
put in alfalfa; 115 shares Of ditch water
goes with this and a supply Of water can
nc had underground
with only to 10 feet lift,
This will make an ideal ALFALFA,
DAIRY and HOG ranch,
and you know what the money is in.
Price only $9J per acre half cash.
balance TO suit.
You can't find anything in this locality
AT near this price.
Might consider l.. a. property mp to $500.
T.. ID. COWAN 3o1 Mason Opera House
3-20-t