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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10

Cherokee.
Carl Golf, of Cherokee, was fined
500 for giving liquor to a 16-year-old
boy.
kiron.
Peter Eckman has sold TO Edward
Eckman 120 acres four miles north of
Kiron for $165 an acre.
Struble.
1t has just been discovered that the
town council of Struble has been vio-
lating the state law by not having it's
proceedings published in-any news
paper.
Hawarden.
One of the smallest babies in Iowa
of Hawarden. The little one weighs but
three pounds. He and his mother are
doing nicely.
Mason City.
The Rev. Mr.. DeVoe pastor of the
Christian church al Peru, Ind, was
voted an unanimous call to the pas
torate of the Christian church of
Mason City by the board Of directors
Anthem.
leading merchandise dealers of Anthem,
has sold his business to j. A. Halberg.
of Wbodbine. He will retire but will
continue to make Anthem his home.
Merrill.
The Merrill school board at special
meeting decided to employ special in
structor to teach music and drawing in
the Merrill schools. Mrs. A. " GRADER
was elected to the new position at a
salary of $3.50 per month.
CorreetionvIle.
Because of the general increase of
prices of everything necessary to sus-
tain life, Correctionville physicians on
Jan. boosted their rates for calls in
the city from 81 to $1.5O. Country calls
were advanced in like ratio.
Waukon.
Rev. ID. Hagelskamp, of Cincinnati,
who preached at tie German church
recently, made such a favorable i'm
preston that at the annual business
tended a unanimous call to serve as
their pastor.
Hawarden.
Rufus Hutchinson. who had jus,
moved from Hawcrden to Alcester ana
had started a restaurant, lost practic-
ally the entire property in disastrous
fire. Hutchinson was away when the
accident occurred. His wife and chill
dren had to leave the place in their
night clothes.
Cherokee.
The board of supervisors of Cherokee
county declared the Republican, the
Democrat and the Marcus News to be,
the official papers and entitled to the
county printing. The publishers of OPP
posing papers filed protests regarding
the circulation statements of these pa
pers and the matter will go into the
courts.
Sioux City.
Working on a Burlington local
freight train and exposing himself to
the cold until his hands and feet were
frozen may cause the loss of one or
more Of these members to Frank Carter
brakeman, aged "a, of Lincoln, Neb.
who was taken from his train when he
reached here and carried to the Sa-
marian hospital He did not realize
what had happened until he went into
his car and his extrelnities began to
thaw Amputation of fingers and toes
may be found necessary.
Rembrandt.
The house occupied by the section
foreman John t'ansy, IL Rembrandt,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
Bride Aged is Gets Divorce.

Waterloo. Jan. 1o.-Forcst j. Deals
girl wife. who was married to him last
September at the age of 10 years. Sc
cured a decree of divorce before Judge
Platt on the ground of deserlion.
The couple We're welded by Justice
Knapp Sept. II. 1909. less than four
months ago. At that time the bride,
whose maiden name was Vera l..
Church, was L. Years old Deal was
"a. III the trial today the wife told
how her husband had left her a few
days after their marriage. and had
ever since absented himself from her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10

had been in feeble health for several
Years. He lived on |, farm in Ellis
township for many years. and moved
to this city u number of years ago. His
wife and sons died several years ago
and he leaves no near relatives. In
terment will take place here in Union
cemetery today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
Sues Auto Owner For $4,000.

Davenport. Jan. 1o.-Setting forth in
his petition that he was seriously and
permanently injured by being struck
by j. l.. Burmeisterss automobile a few
DAYS ago and that he has suffered In
health as II reason thereof. Michael
lSremheller has filed AN original no
ticc against MIR. Burmeister claiming
of him the sum of $4,000
Mr.. Burmeister was not in the ear
at the time, it being driven by his
chauffeur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
SHORT COURT SESSION.
Little Doing in Worth County - But
One Criminal Case pocketed.

Special to Times Republican.
Northwood, Jan. 1O.-Contrary to the
indications at the opening of the Worth
county district court. for the january
etrm, the session was very short. last
ing but three days There were nc
jury trials. All cases up were either
settled or continued.
The criminal docket contained but
one case, that of the state against John
Parsons. of Manly. for maintaining g
liquor nuisance. Parsons was con
victed at a former term. His stay bono
was forfeited and his bondsmen were
notified to either produce the man o,
put up the bond money
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
FIRE AT LAKE PARK.
Residence Of Wilbur Blair Badly Dam
aged and Furniture DESTROYED.

Special to Times Republican.
Lake Park, Jan. 10-About o'clock
Saturday afternoon the residence occu-
pied by Wilbur Blair was partly de-
stroyed by fire. Scarcely any Of the
furniture was saved and no insurance
was carried. a defective stovepipe is
supposed to be the cause. as the fire
started upstairs. The fire company did
good work and prevented the fire from
spreading to adjoining residences.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
DEMOCRATS HOLD FORTH.
Celebration of jackson Day by In
terrified Of Black Hawk,

Waterloo. Jan. democracy of
Black Hawk county Saturday night
celebrated Jackson day with a banquet
and d program of toasts at the Ellis
hotel. There was a large attendance.
w. w. Marsh acted as postmaster. Adj
dresses were made by Senator Sherman
w. DeWolf, of Reinbeck, and Editor
Charles w. Miller, who is also state
representative from Bremen county, by
]. T. Sullivan, E. E. Wilson and l.. III.
Edwards, of Waterloo. Various toasts
appropos to the occasion We're respond
Id to.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10

Duck, Mimi.
Consider This Advice.
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. made exclusive
ly from roots and herbs, fair trial.
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and invigorator of
the female organism. Women resid-
ing in almost every city and town in
the United States bear willing testi-
mony to the wonderful virtue Of .ydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
It cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant, buoyant female health. If you
those you love, give 1t 2 trial.
Mrs. Pinkhani, at Lynn, Mass,
invites oil sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
Farmers Bank at MccalIsburs.

H5E'eSIdh tV TfIIeS-INeptIUIICdH.
Nevada. Jan. 10.-Articles of incor-
poration of the Farmers Savings Bank
of McCallsburg. have been filed at the
recorders office in this city. The pres
ident of the institution is l.. H. Bakka,
and G. Malmin is cashier NJ. E. Ger
man is the vice president and the board
of directors consists of l.. II. Bakka,
NJ. E. German, G. Mamin, A. j. Graves,
Henry Schauper. Joseph T. Johnson
and b. X. Johnson. The capital stock is
100000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is u
very valuable medicine for throat and
lung troubles, quickly relieves and
cures painful breathing and a danger
ously sounding cough which indicates
congested lungs Sold by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
Death IA Iowa Falls.

Special to Times+Republican.
Iowa Falls, Jan. 10.--George Munger,
of this city. died at his home Saturday
morning, after a prolonged illness. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10

WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Black Duck, Mimi. About year
ago wrote you that was sick and

WAN INV VIZ Guy VI
my homework. My
sickness was called
Retrofexion. When
Iwould sit down l
felt as if I could not
get up. 1 took
Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vege t a Bile Com
pound and and did did just;
as you told me and
now ! am perfectly
cured, and have u
big baby boy" -
RsON, Box 10, Black
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-10
PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.
DRS. /. II. { A. c. FRY

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
and SURGEONS.
General practice. Mrs. Fry makes dis
eases Of women a speciality. I. H. Fry.
the eve, ear, nose and throat a special
ty. Office and residence in the
- Fry block, 102104 West Man.
Glasses Fitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-19
CITY REAL rerATr-fconroo.

6GT1GCN NDGTTGNI ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-19
FROM COUNTY JAILERS

chair and his head fell back
Yank and picked him mp and put
him on n bed As he was slipping
from the chair be asked mo TO call
nr Ford. and that Is the only re-
mark be- made | don't think thr
man ever lost consciousness at an
4 called mp mr. Ford. and Iohf
Perry came ia In the meantime
when ! hung up the phone. both
Perry and Sanders we're laughs
and talking II wasn't more than
two or three minutes after We pu'
Sanders on the bed
Others who were ln the lall offics
az the time we're =. X Mohr. the
Jail baker. and ~ A. Hatfield. IN,
bookkeeper. Each OF these made
statements corrobaiirE those OF
Iailera spaighi aud Yauk and Dep
uty Mills. and showing that ths
story printed by another paper was
entirely false
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-19
Man Chooses Slow
Death by Poison

Year after year the records % the
county coroner for the past 30 years
show that the fayorite medium oms
ploycd by suicides 10 earhollo acid,
the pistol comes next. bat Leslie y,
Teller, lahoror. introduced some
thing brand new last night whom he
swallowed dose OF muriatic acid
with the firm intent Of ending his
life. He now lies az the city hoHpi-
tai slowly dying Physicians nay
that HIS end 10 merely matter OF
time.
Tho action Of muriatlc acid upon
the vital organs ~ one Of slow cor
roRion. Why Teller chose an acid
which Is used principally In polish.
Ing and finishing hard substances
like granite physicians are at loss
60 say.
Teller was found writhlng In
agony In a room az the Cadillac
hotel. Second av r.. between Wash.
lngton and Main SITS. last night lie
refused 10 give a reason for his act
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STR. PRINCE GEORGE
AGROUND IN FOG

VANCOUVER. n C.. Dec IA
Cropping her way Ia the dense fog
at slow speed through the NarrowH
this morning. the q r T. steamer
Prince George. Capt Robertson.
grounded On the mud flats OF the
north shore ~ che inlet. right oppo
5igs the old beacon The stranded
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CITY REA1 ESTATE.
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Mine BLAST
KILLS FIVE

PARAMOUNT. " Va. Dec 10
s1ve miners are reported 90 have
lcen killed and nearly 20 burned
an explosion in the Cons0lidat-
= Coal companYs mine nj Chief.
On today Filty men we're in the
lsne az the time Of the explosion.
I IL believed that a premature
hot caused the accident
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FIRE DESTROYS
VASHON SCHOOL

TACOMA. Dcc. i9.--The Vaahon
Military academy. fouratnry
building on the island OF Vashon.
Sns totally destroyed by a fire Of
unknown origin today Fifteen stu.
dents occupied rooms In the build.
ing. but all escaped uninjured The
d0rmitory and the gymnasium,
which were separate from the main
structure. we're saved The loss
vii amount TO several thousand
dollars
The school IL controlled BY the
Baptist church.
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0. R. & N. PLANS TO
ENTER NEW FIELD

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec no THAT
the . Y a y company Is planning
to build into the town ~ Clarka
Ton. Wash In the Immediate "a.
are IL believed from The fact that
regulations have been on Tor some
me between the eompanya right.
V.way men and = n LIBBY. pruai.
ent Of the Lewiston Charleston I'm.
rnvvment company. and a prom.
cent resident % Aaotin county
Libby arrived ia Portland today
Charleston .a the largest cora,
unity In AHoiiu county. which
3rms the extreme southeastern
orner % the state 81 Washington.
md we certainly need a railruad
there.
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tscamer Immediately got IN touch
with the Point Grey wireless station.
Reporting that she waH fast aground
The Prince George left Seattle on
to. northbound trip al 90 yesterday
afternoon and cleared from Victoria
AZ midnight Tor this port. being
scheduled 10 arrive at a m
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BY LUTHER MILLS.
Deputy Sheriff.

I took Mr. Sanders from the
rcarroon 10 the jail office. I told
iaasf spaixht that Sanders was
r. editor ol The star. and some
nlag sas said about bonds for hlm
sza Allen Sanders said he didn't
naaA b ~anted bonds until he had
tses4et exactly how 20 proceed
~ 'As ease. 1t hadn't been a
ssaass before a bailiff came down
b. NJ. Allen. I sent up with MF.
4aen 10 the court room. and after
y vas allowed 20 go on his own
eeaEnizAnee | went back to the
NJ office Sanders WAS sitting on
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Ballinger Probe
Cost U.S.$13,844

ate today The expenses fcr ST.
nographers vas ss.1ot The cost
Hest witness was Henry K Love
who came from Fairbanks. Alaska
Ills fees aud mileage cost the con
mittee g51I.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 10 Reports
we're received here today Of a
srrific earthquake on a small n.
Asd In the DoponEo lagoon. Costa
R.sa. southeast % San Salvador.
I Is asserted that about i70 Of
q Inhabitants. about 20 families.
Fsfe Killed
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Los1 AND FOUND.

<N~~ss.~~~~e-~< ,e-es ~.~.~,~~-oe~~~N~~
UDG PUP LOST
7 wUI pay U trTF liberal reward ana
lHt nu questions fur fhH f.tHrn of mr pot
rlp hIfsHtIr U.#. Iir has Ions brown
ItrH. pointed brown firr. small rYoH.
n.HOt smooth coat. uIut spot un nose.
FhuuH Monroe '1f
Loot a don scow. tes82 foet painted
dark rrd. driftcd uut of Uuat waterway
Saturday uiHhf 600 Sunday morning
Morao EnHInreriur 90. ttk White nldR
tDINb small tHn dos. COLLAR owner
nr may have same bE calling a 1G2B or
ui2 Denny WAY
Lost Tuesday evening Persian lamb
murr. reward Return GiI Minor uv.. cor.
Cherry Main Helf
lost savings ulHahuuk Ho I4aTl
Finder return 10 Washington Trust q
Savings BANK
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spEcIAl norIcEA.
SITUATION wARTEp-FEmALg

Help wAnTUp-FEmALg
Aa.a.a.a.aaeaa-r.....r.a. .ae..a...e-e.e.e.e..
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The
ElhHxer Pinchot congressional in
sesfigafion cost the country exact
y Si3.sff. according 10 a report
I'd BY the secretary of the sen
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WASHINGTON. Dec. ~. I'D
ward Douglas White today took hls
oath u Office "a chief justice Of the
supreme court Of the United States
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The island Is said 20 have sunk
following a series % shocks
There Is 40 confirmation OF the
rumora.
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$3.50
Tot b0Ktit. in WaUugfotd district, half
block from WaifuEfurd uY car lime.
Mice level lot about three feet above
street ErHdr. ull street improvements ln
ana paid Tor. $500 cash. nnlaaco
monthly
81 lup
Fiyc.rnnm cottage. ln University district.
close tu cor liuc. uu IHth uV. n E
900 assessments paid. $500 cash. ball
uuun monthly.
$3.50
loot nnNl0o. in tho Gilman Addition. near
Thornd}ko ave. 800 cash, balance
PIONEER RENT g. COLLECTION co.
American Bank Nldg
FOR SALE
A bargain. one b.ruom cottage, ON
slightly lot overlooking sound price
$50 uO. $3.50 90 cash. balance terms. o..
IS tppor American Hank uldE
Wo have another now. cosy cottage
rcndy for YOU, one block Of ear. close TO
school sound Nlvw. cheap, terms like
trent o. a. uuE. nUR' Co StvtHDu'H
store, Lakewood. tauutoroy car
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

g2G6 Q0IaTE6 ACRES 500, ~
ate CASH. Is MONTH. PER cENT
INTEREST.
hight. slightly property. with good soil
half way between Faunftsfdf ana
south Park. on tile HrW Tacoma
short line Perfect title VIII make
good suburban home. whefn cows
chickens and Hafdes may bs hhd
bnn't forget that the south end ~ me
citF BE- coming into prominence. and
now De- TIE time ana this IL the place
o. set IN We are pioneers In this
FirluitY. aud know values ~ locations.
call ua up aud We wili take yea out
in machine. ~ only takes " fnin-
ufea from eur office, note the price
and terms
a ) WILKINS q co.
soea zath Az VI
"A
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PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
NHaes@a@seseeeNFsesrseeeNe
QUITTING MILLINERY
BUSINESS
25o ON THE DOLLAR 90
OIL PIKE ST.
OPEN 0 A. NJ. TUESDAY,
DEC 90
lge Siih Ribbons ..s..,s......... 7c
go 90 Imported Hats. I piumcs ftsie
~ 90 Imported aiik velvet iiats = as
20 le.lnrh ostrich fiumoa ..t..t 2 %
!st9 Ladies' Trimmed hats ,.t.,. $50
5000 IN Willow flumes zoe. .Fist %
~ ~ Ladies Hats piumra ..it.tt aAp
The Lonesorns club.
ofHN TO ALL,
Join ua aud Find
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are the objects % our club and
STRANGERS are welcome NaupectahiiitY
ne principal qualification Cor mem
Far further Information ana Tor terms.
TiiE LoNE-oAE CLUB.
December paper $40
rosrth Az, seattle q q a
STYLISH HANGOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. olsansd ana re-
hlt shed Fumes eurisd and cleaned
Msnta scr Arcsd.
~ Ygu Ftaly want % svt - of your
s'hNAf Can q send stg ~ package
y" HnnFs Corn fihHtefai @ ~ ffoKneF.
tala esnsssee % seattle Wp.
NefF capable. sspsrisneed hotel uoman
wants 60 open ruaininH house for a gen
urHans 10 o. vut OF town Jsiig. The
iu8t curious thinas. listed Christmas
pfesants Price booklet seut free . T.
VI Va ffBNAW fsnF
man DOCK Reaitie
Dor accurata plane work. ana lessons
ln pshaii. rfayun. pes etehinE and whtef
,slers cen Apartment eaI waid9if
ssta kodak enlargement 80 cents
tAraha ihoip sccund flour ~ uida
Matrimonial nmrau ztt uniou q
rH0m 10 not be lenriyi und your
aauiuaf6
naadsams furniahsa roem ID widoss
h"mH fhune Ira. ahpe
= mallory srews ham ahd cures
sesiaH ~ dsy % afi help experienced
afsss1asher ballard ast
Ne harf riaao teaehsr. isia itth.
Lessons ~ homes Ceaaf sos
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-~~=asas~sNsN~ssreeeel~ Sse~ess~~see@~-~e-
This ad worth 10 cents on aoiiar fef
farHiturr 900 an Toe. ous 81 ta PSF
hass. eash tslgss eeme 400 ses go,
evenings uHN@r
Eahelniau a Wilson. carpenters Anf
Eraefal luhhHrs Weather stripping and
aiaaiua a speciality Main lifV and lud
.stu
WfU Hisr lots eteaf Tor piasfsftuE
go safprnfrf aarN Phone Malta ittt
f. If kaues cigar factory has Fs-
moves fa 600 ThHa az
SITUATION MAATE D-FEMALE
sf-@ee~esrerers~rse.eeese esrNreeesc-es@~~~-T~e
faea ruFtains hhnd iaunhernd. sAtiHfmc-
fi#n A9afAntecA. 4nlrh aafttces 10 cents
pAtf sos
Help wANTUp-FEMAIE
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N@a sorasa ns.sr8 soufana singrss
AHgtf bsfmren 2 ana 8 m sFrfY aaF
enie cafe 1895 Fifst A.
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Fnf 0enf Ffto.f6om fiaf Tor cost nf
water rent ana Insurance 90 needy party
Charles FsffoFitsky. COS riaueef HlhF
Three aud fauf-foom flats. unfurnished.
400 histh az y y 81
f0r rent cheap. new modern. fte-f0oin
flat z9f Brandon -, GforFvtpwn.
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On FREDDIE. ouR oFFlcE eoY.

Owing 10 the scarcity ~ cows
and aterra. which usually occurs
about this time OF the yearat
least that's what local packers any
there has been an advance from
"a cent ia ! cent ON beef Local
butchers also say that tho high
cost ~ grain and feed has a good
deal 90 do wlth the increase
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M,BcHLLANuOUa.
FunnInnrp HOUSES

N70aNe0.0a9Na'lHFs8eTa 0s'sF90aNsFeFsEaTs1v
The teat VOC pay on furniture In
furnished house. " applied on goods puf'
chased ~ yourself and paid for ~ ths
week Or month. would soon bic you 20
own a. We extend credit Wopdhppts
a Plat PUN Co. fif Pike -
Modern foufsrpan cottage for rent fur-
niahrd Phone y 1888
FOR uEAf Furnished cottage. OF
zeth ny Modern. an otEan go
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lie never made any rcgretful
nnarks."
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NG60T6 MN 1fHFfGeGfr az
Nasfiahas strictly modern. completely
furnished T. T. Groom suttaat special
snmmer rates walking distance =. aati
Ind ssTt
unividera Furnished apartments. heat.
liEht ana gas. iih ana 40 1tt Valley
Phone queen Anne 1898
ron RENT - MISCELLANEOUS.
s-sNsN~fNTsesesas@saseae TaeeeaSeFraFeesesSeTs
For Rent Dandy store. fine location
Tor barber ~ any iiHht business Lowest
rent on i'ihe a. can be- had on tho 10th.
Apply MIS- j -iafuea 1909 Hiuth Az
For Lease Room q brand Pacific
dock. ground floor, on Railway Az,
FENKiNh LAND co,
fiit THIRD Az Main see
All hindr ~ store nftures counters.
shglvlnr etc made AZ - Dell e. Phone
Ind 1909
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FOH bRIE-FyOI y =.
seaeaNsNsesNseeNes~SeNa s<sSSHNa<ara~aTssrerN
white Indian game foeferFls ana
HAIRED Rock cockcrois for sale. cedar
fuNE
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cHATTEL LOANS


-1>7N~e~~~~~~~s~ 7|S-~CNs~~N~~~~S~s
va AMI Charles a. 80. all
one pair horses. weight COO harness
ana wagon, one Guernsey COW fresh im
thrss weeks. ore rev single harness and
tHht wagon one flFe-fo1m house. partly
ien-acre tract East 2gG8.
first class 1efs.y e0w. suat fresh. also
hyiHtsin COW. fresh the fret Of January
H9f SAndi corner ~ Aurora Az Take
eos
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nnNT FAIL no sEE

Dur nsN Five ACHE TRACTS aut near
Auburn. ahere ths btg Railroad SHOPS
are EoiNH ISL AunufB 'wiil double and
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