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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-15
ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. M Hubbard and daughter. Bue-
1ah, of Indiana boulevard visited Mrs.
Otto Bauer. who underwent a very Sc
rious operation two weeks ago at the
South Chicago hospital Sunday. and re-
ported her doing as well as can be ex-
pected.
Alderman Henry Eggers of Roberts
avenue visited relatives in East Side
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Dahl of Roberts avenue
entertained her sister, Miss Grace Dahl
Of Hammond, over Sunday.
Mr.. Nelson and daughter of South
Chicago were guests at the Benson
home in Roberts avenue last evening.
Miss Ethel Jewett of Pearl street
visited relatives in Hammond Sunday.
Joseph Spisak, the 20-year- old son
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Spisak of
Harrishon Avenue left his home rather
suddenly last Friday evening. He was
employed at th0steel mills in Gary, and
Friday afternoon he quit his job and
drew his money He came home as US
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Blodgett Praises Grant.

1t Is not often that a dyed-in-the-
wool democrat will come out in the
open and shout the praises of any re-
publican official. but Sheriff Tommy
Grant was certainly handed a few bou-
quets with bows on in the hearing of
a TINES reporter recently, by no other
than the far-famed scribe of the demo-
cratic indianapolis News, Billy Blod-
gett. Grant. according to Blodgett, is
some sheriff" one that Lake county
should look with the same amount Of
pride upon mother does her first
born son. Grant" says Billy Blod-
sett, has made good. having the best
reputation of any Indiana sheriff.
Twice in the very recent past Lake
county would certainly have been in
vaded by the state troops upon the or
der OF Governor Marshall but for the
efficient and able work of Tom Grant
in handling a serious situation, and It
Us this fact coupled with other work
done by the Lake county sheriff that
has made his name familiar down
lstateward"
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ual and retired with the rest of the
family. when they arose in the morning
they found that he had gotten up in the
night and departed for parts unknown,
although 1t Is thought by his parents
that he went to California
Mrs. D. Hunt of Hammond visited rel
atfves here yesterday.
Mrs. Edmunds of South Chicago spent
Sunday here visiting her sister, Mrs. Ell
lott Aman OF Roberts avenue.
Miss Susie Simon of Pearl street saw
The Man of the Hour" at Mcvicker's
theater. Chicago. last evening.
Mrs. julius Stress and Miss Blanche
Martinson visited East Side friends
Sunday.
Mrs. William Market and Ralph Mar
ket were South Chicago visitors yes
terday.
Elanore, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Plau of Harrison avenue,
has the whooping cough.
Miss Mabel Sharpe spent the week
end in Chicago visiting relatives.
Thomas Freer of Roberts avenue
transacted business in Chicago last
evening.
Miss Josephine Jewett returned to
Lowell after spending the weekend
here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Jewett of Pearl street
Miss Ida Holman of Harrison avenue
was the guest OF Miss Eta Blaul of
Chicavo over Sunday
Mrs. Edward Holmes and children OF
Harrison avenue visited her mother.
Mrs. Ira Moore of Hammond. Sunday.
Fred Hileman of Chicago visited
friends here Sunday.
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TOLLESTON.

The Gary & Interurban cars are do
ing fine business. they have their
first new car running today
party of people from here went
to Saxony and were. entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Jarnecke, they giving a party
In honor of their nephew, who will
leave this week for Illinois. very
dainty IL o'clock luncheon was served
and all reported a good time, also
wishing him good luck on his journey.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bormann and
family were visiting with relatives in
Hammond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Bormann and
daughters. Emma and Martha, and son,
Paul, were visiting with relatives in
Hammond Sunday.
George Depner was a Hammond WIS.,
ttor yesterday.
The German Lutheran choir will have
their meeting every Tuesday evening
during Lent, on account OF church serv-
ices.
The German Lutheran church will
have services here every Thursday
evening at 7:15 and Wednesday evening
in Clark during Lent.
Louis Meyers was visiting in Crown
Point yesterday.
August Hecker was a Hammond
shopper today.
M. H Stanton was a Hammond Wis
itor.
Mrs. Bachann and Mrs. Saager are
shopping in Hammond today.
F. c. Lake from California was here
today
F. P. Rundell was here on business
today.
The masquerade Saturday evening
Feb IL. was great success, the hall
was crowded and all report good time
Among the ladies who received the
prizes were: Mrs George Shay, dressed
as liberty; Mrs. George Meyers, Dutch
girl; Ignota Phillips. Red Riding Hood
Mrs. Oscar Birtch, as jockey girl; Miss
Eva Gordon, milk maid; Mrs. VIM
Schroeder, as flower girl. The gentle
men prizes were given to Arthur A
Kunert, as Abraham Lincoln; Charles
Phillips, best dressed; Fred Krivitz
Dutchman; william Schroeder, tramp
William Kritvitz, best clown; Emf
Schroeder, dude; Albert Koepke, paint.
err; Willie Peters, Indian. Comic prize
was given to a group of Japs. The
group prize was given to the baseball
nine, Tolleston Tigers.
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audience. and the plantation songs and

audience, and the plantation songs and
recitations by others of the company
was pleasing in the extreme. The gold
dust twins and pickininies formed an
interesting and pleasing part of the
program, as also the farce. THE Mis-
chievous Niger of six people. The
costumes and makeups were especially
fine, and Attorney Robinson, in full
dress suit, In the center of the semi
circle. as interlocutor, had the bearing
of very dignified part and proved the
right man in the right place. Follow
ing is the program rendered:
PART
overture Orchestra
Opening Song ....-..... Company
Solo: Living on the Interest of My
Debts ....-...-..-.-. Pete Slow Boy
Recitation: Jerks Prognostics- ......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elizs Green
Quartette-Dry Those Tears from
That. Shining Niger Face The Girls
solo-Abraham Washington Jeffer
son Lee ........-.......D Dolly Dimple
Recitation-Kentucky Philosophy -.
.................. Phoebe Brown
Solo-A Southern Meloy -. Mandy Lee
Solo-A Coon Song. .Rastus johnson
Male Quartette-Carved at Possom,
Sue ........-...... -Four Big Coons
Solo-Old Kentucky Home. C. De Putty
PART II
The Gold Dust Twins and Pickininies
liz people
PART III
A farce entitled. THE Michfevous
Niger" composed of six people.
Cast of Characters.
Mr.. Frfpon A Frenchman
Mr.. Flutter IAN Elderly Gentleman
Ianny A Maid
Mrs. Morton "A Widow
Mrs. Byron Dickinson left today to
join her husband at Gooding, Ida,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. McMahan
expect to go to the same place with
in the next few days.
Charles Himebaugh of Silverton. Neb.,
has been called here to the bedside of
his mother Mrs. John Bruce, who still
remains very sick.
Mrs. Love returned to her home at
Monticello, Ind, Monday after pleas
ant visit OF several weeks here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Foster have re-
! turned to their home at independence,
Kas., after a pleasant visit here with
his brothers and sisters and former
Lake county acquaintance.
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MUNSTER.

Miss Minnie Kaske was Chicago
visitor Monday after visiting friends
in Lansing during Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Henrietta Schoon returned home
after visiting friends in Munster a
week
Mrs. J. Munster has been visiting in
Roseland for two weeks and returned
home Friday.
Mrs. H F. Kaske spent Sunday in
Munster
Miss Marguerite Knots visited
friends Sunday in Munster
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Blink visited friends
in Lansing Sunday
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future home.
There was fire drill on Monday aft
ernoon
The entertainment for Feb. % will
consist of music, both instrumental and
vocal, also readings and humorous
sketches. We thought the last one very
good. but thing this will be much bet
ter.
Quite a number from Lowell attended
the preliminary contest at Crown Point
on Friday evening.
The botany class are studying for
estry this week, using pamphlets sup
piled by the United States department
of agriculture.
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from Gary were given lodging In Sher-
IN Grants hotel yesterday
Lincoln chapter. r. A. NJ. held an
important business meeting last even
ing.
Work on tbs Methodist church pipe
organ is nearly completed and all will
be in readiness for the grand organ
recital next Friday evening. when Pro-
fessor Tomis Folf of Chicago win pre-
side as master of ceremonies on the
beautiful new instrument. Don't fail
to attend.
Nearly all the Hammond and Gary
people take the 1886 Panhandle train for
home of late and lay the reason to the
fact that the Erie doesn't seem to care
enough about its passenger service to
give anything like sufficient accommo-
dalton in the way of trains.
Attorney Dwyer OF Lowell transacted
business in Crown Point yesterday.
Harry Swartz is on the sick list.
Glenn Henches has returned from a
visit in the western country.
Don't forget the baseball meeting at
courthouse assembly room tomorrow
evening.
The precinct committeeman will meet
at Indiana Harbor next Saturday to Sc
1ect a date for the county convention.
Mrs. Taylor, living on West street, IS
reported quite Ill.
Andy Nauman and wife will live in
the Van Sherman house on Goldsbor-
ough street.
The kids here made a. good toboggan
slide from the north entrance of the
schoolhouse to a point near Goldsbor-
ough street, and the same is being well
patronized.
All the patients with contagious dis
eases in Crown Point have recovered,
and the scare Is practically over.
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School Notes.

Ralph Brownell has quit school
Two extra music lessons were given
on Thursday and Friday by Miss Want
The Heavenly Twins" are learning
their parts very we'll. We think they
will be typical girls when they get
through.
German list was given in sopho-
more wear on Wednesday.
Julia Nelson was Chicago visitor
Tuesday.
The next number of the entertain
ment court will be given Feb. % at
the opera house. 1t will be The
Boyds"
Extra efforts are being put forth this
year for the preliminary contest which
will be soon.
The sophomore class will continue
their study of the novel with the
Reign of Law" by James Lane Allen.
Ray Sprague, I'll, has quit school.
The teachers think it very strange
that those naughty school girls know
how to act their part so well in the
play.
superintendent Painter gave a very
interesting talk on Passion Play
Tuesday morning. explaining the differ
ent acts. The costumes and appear
ances of the characters.
Ask Ike when Alexander started his
march from.
The seniors think it very much like
a cyclone when they have tests in
commercial geography.
Nearly all the tests were given last
week.
Denwood Dickinson. one of the fresh
men class, will start for Gooding. Ida
on Tuesday,, where he will make his
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Musical Program.

Musical at Presbyterian church Fri
day evening. Feb. Is. AS will be seen
from the following program it Is COM
posed Of our best home talent, with
1.-THE assistance of Madam Schlissman
of Chicago, which will insure an even
ing of enjoyment for all who attend.
This musical was to have been held on
the 2Sth of January. but on account of
other entertainments. and then the
quarantine. 1t was postponed until the
18th.
Cncld Verdi
(b) Daughter of the Regi-
ment .Douizetti
Misses Raasch, Grtmmer and Glover
rvocal-A Memory Edna Parke
Miss Mabel Wilson.
Violin-'Polonaise in AZ. .Wieniawskf
Madam Schlissman.
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GRIFFITH.

Peter Reiland of Valparaiso spent .
short time here yesterday on his way
to Crown Point.
N. j. Winninger who has been on
the sick list for some time, is better.
J. R. Harding of Michigan City was
here today calling on friends.
Arnold Staver of Chicago Heights
was a pleasant caller here yesterday.
The Dell Knott show in Russell hall
last evening was quite well attended.
S. M. Peterson of Peru transacted
business here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-15
SHCCkS
From the Diary Of ST. Lence

Yuster hex an 'casional exkuse fer
takin' jaunt ter town at mite. by
tellin Maria ez how I wuz goin' ter
attend tn meetin' o. tn Bizness Mems
'Ssociashun ter Crown Point. but NV
late haven't bin able ter work tn gag.
SEE l kin go howsumever when they
unvail tn monument they'se goin' ter
erekt ter the 'Sochias huns memory.
Kummin' events-Halley's kommet,
Gary's bridge, an Crown Points street
kyars
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-15
EVERY HOUR OF THE nay.

NJ. Kolb. the reliable druggist Of
Hammond, Ind, Is having calls for
'HINDIPO." tho new kidney cure and
nerve tonic. that he is selling under
positive guarantee
It's merits are becoming the talk OF
the town and everybody wants to try
1t. and why not? 1t costs nothing II
1t don't do you good-not one cent.
They don't want your money II 1t
does not benefit you. and will cheer
fully refund tho money. Try 1t today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-15

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
Protruding Plies in to IA days or
any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or
money refunded. SOC.
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NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT


Piano-'vaIse in A Flat" Chopin
Mrs NJ E. Dinwiddie.
vocal-"Godnigl1t, Beloved" Oliver
Mrs. Frank Knight
violin-(a) Am Nicer. whitening
OBJ 'Gavotte'. Gossec
Madam Schlissman.
vocaT-"A Gypsy Maiden, r.. !. .Talker
Miss Beulah Johnson
Violin Duet-.Serenade" job. Pache
Master Robert Bruce and Madam
Schlissman.
-'Mazurka". .. Porter
Mrs. c. J. Tinkham
voca1-(a) Out of the Darkness.
Guy DHardelot
OBJ When Song Is Sweet.
Sans Souci
Edward Glover.
Violin So (al 'Tryoler Heimaths
Klange'' .Kafka
OBJ Simple Aren". Thome
Ernest Bartholomae.
vocal-"Fulhlled". Alfred Robyn
DR.. C. ]. Tinkham
vocal-(a) "A Necklace of Love" Nevin
OBJ The Dawn. .D'Hardelot
Miss Millicent Hart.
violin-"Mazurka" .. Zarzycki
Madam Schlissman.
Another five and ten-cent picture
show in Crown Point is a probability
in the near future in Crown Point. to
be conducted on the ground floor in
one of the best located buildings in
town. The plans are only in embryo
at present and cannot be made public
until further along.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold H. Wheeler have
issued invitations to friends to attend
a o'clock dinner and card party on
Friday evening, the 18th, at their
home on Main street.
Armanis F. Knots of Hammond tran
sacted business in Crown Point yester-
day.
Three new members were taken into
the Sons Of Veterans camp at their
meeting last Friday evening. Charles
Faulkner. John Bremen and John Wa
gonblast were the respective candi-
dates.
Irwin Zirk1e and Mary e. wieder-
man, both Of Crown Point, were grant
ed a license to marry at the county
clerks office last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barringer Brown and
daughters delightfully."- entertained a
large party of gentlemen land lady
friends at their home on Main street,
and the AFFAIR is declared Sone of the
most enjoyable functions OF the season.
Mrs. Hartman, living on North Main
street. Is reported as being quite sick.
Editor Woodcock of Lowell was a
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
Ed Bixenman and family will move
into one of the Charley Krohn houses
on East Jliet street in the near future.
A bunch of ebony lads and lassies
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-07-31
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-Two S0-acre tracts
grain and sorghum; good fence.
bitches. borders and water One tract
has 40 acres plowed for sorghum and
seed and tent. 5000 cash until Janu-
airy 3rd, 1912. Other 80 in stubble
$3.50 cash until January 3rd. 1912.
Address or see T.. f. Hendrickson,
Buckeye Stage route. Phoenix. Ari-
IONA. gb
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FOR SALE.
Corner lot. 1OOx14O. Chester Place.

Corner lot. 1OOx14O. Chester Place,
$3.50.
On lot 75x14O, Chester Place. $3.50
60-acre alfalfa ranch, highly i'm
proved. A class water, miles north
west of city, only $3.50 per acre. A
bargain.
A fine list of city and country
property to select from.
All kinds of fire insurance written
in best companies.
Money to loan on real estate.
We have what you want. Come
and see US. No trouble to show prop
erty.
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FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.


FOR RENT-Not any alfalfa land.
Folks who own alfalfa can make.
more money farming 1t than by rent
ing. But, we have some splendid
1g, 20. 40 acre tracts of extra good
alfalfa for sale on renters terms. We
will help you improve your place after
you buy.
DWIGHT B. HEARD,
Corner Center and Adams. Sd
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Beautiful new 7-room
brick bungalow. modern in every
way. situated in Thomas Place. on
the Indian School car line. Small
cash payment down. balance like rent
See II. c. Thomas Real Estate & In
vestment Co, end of Indian School
car line. Phone, County 10. SIG
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FOR SALE-10 acres in alfalfa;
extra fine garden soil; gets water
every four days. Just $50 less than
anything adjoining. l need some
money. See Groom, owner, 10 North
First Ave. sd
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

RANCH FOR SALE-In Navajo
county, Arizona. Fine open range,
good stock country. This property is
very highly improved, consisting of
about one section of patented land.
A good farming proposition. Suf-
ficient water to irrigate two hundred
acres of land; fine alfalfa country.
This property will be sold for the cost
of improvements alone, as party is
anxious to sell quick. For particulars
address Thorwald Larson, Holbrook,
Arizona. SIN
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FOR RENT-Choice 5-acre ranch,
with new 4-room cottage, near car
line. See II. G. Thomas Real Estate
& Investment Co., end of Indian
School car line. Phone, County Is.
SIG
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-S0-acre ranch under
the st. Johns ditch; cheap. p. o. box
4S4 z
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FOR SALE-13 head of good dairy
cows. Three and one-fourth miles
north on the Park road J. Il. Hedg-
peth. or see Baumert. Is East Adams
street. SIM
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FOR SALE-12O0-lb work horse,
120O-Ib mare. saddle, harness. 2 light
seat spring wagons. new; 2 single
harness. All cheap. Holland Oregon
Corral gb
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FOR RENT-A we'll furnished g.
room house and screen sleeping room;
plenty of shade; one block from car;
$50 per month. Inquire at sol North
Second St sd
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT room brick, modern,
furnished or unfinished Call 612
North First ST or 219 West Wash
ington. sd
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FOR SALE-Six fine calves, Hol-
stein and Durham stock, cheap. See
Thomas, end of Indian School car line.
Phone. County Is. 8-g
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FOR SALE-If you are looking for
city lots, warehouse property, dwelling
property, In fact, anything i'm real
estate, call and see what | have to
offer you. w. K. James, 81 North Cen
ter street. 80
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FOR RENT-A nice cottage Of four
rooms. completely furnished for house.
keeping; gas and electricity; screened.
36S North First Ave b
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FOR Subdivisions.

FOR SALE-Choice chickens for
friers or brothers, also young ducks;
thoroughbred White Indian Runner
Duck eggs for settings. Simpson.
1908 South First Ave. Phone Black
1882. =
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FOR SALE-Two lots, with 4-room
frame house and screened porch;
shade, fruit trees of all kinds, grapes
and strawberries; Sbarn. chicken
houses and other outbuildings; good
well: fine location. Price $3.50. 1909
East Van Buren, St sd
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TO LET-In Los Angeles, during
vacation months. completely furnished
7-room modern bungalow; one block
from car lines; handy for beach cars
Rent $50 per month Apply Miss
Bailey. $40 North Fifth Ave.
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AUCTION.

WANTED-To conduct your auc-
ton sales, to list your houses, lots,
farms, etc, for quick sale; we are
selling agents for "Idylwild" lots and
can put you next some good buys in
the Phoenix summer colony near the
Mile High City" we now have calls
for some desirable to 7-room cot
tages, and if low cash prices are
given US we can make several quick
sales. Arizona Auction q Develop
ment Co, w. Washington ST
Phone Black 92S3 If
AUCTION SALE-Wednesda Aug
3. commencing at 10 a. m, 10 miles
northwest of Phoenix; also miles
south and west of Glendale. Mr.
Henry Wilky will sell 40 head of
horses. consisting of double and sin
gle drivers, saddlers, all-purpose work
horses. ! span 2-year-old draft geld
ings. half brothers, perfect mates and
splendid individuals; 1 team of large
young mules, perfectly gentle and
good workers; 80 head of cattle, con-
sisting of some choice milk COWS,
steers and heifers; a general line of
farm implements. wagons. harness; II
to rs dozen brown Leghorn hens.
Free lunch at noon. Plenty of shade,
ice water and soft drinks. Time to
suit purchaser S. G. Rogers, auc-
tioneer. Residence Phone, Sub. -.
office 10 South First Ave Phone,
Main 164. SIG
AUCTION SALE-Tuesday Aug. .,
1910, at 10 o'clock, IA miles east of
Indian school on Indian school road;
80 head of first class milk cows, 2
fine Durham cows, 1 span 5-year-old
work horses G50O lbs. sach), 2-year-
old fillies Q150 lbs.). 1 good work
horse, / good work mare (colt at
'sfde), yearling steer, set new work
harness. 2 set single buggy harness
Gall newt. farm wagon, 1 double set
of work harness, l single harness, 3
dozen brown Leghorn hens, 1 steel
range, 1 fine piano. dining table, 10
good dining chairs. / washing ma
chine. 1 sewing machine, 80 quarts
canned fruit, 1 clock, hanging lamp.
household and kitchen furniture, lot
of carpenter and farm tools.
20 ACRES of first class land. with
small house, good barn, well, 200 fruit
trees. l acre of grapes. part in alfalfa.
This little ranch located q mile south
of above place for Sale. Owner of all
this property is going away. Every
thing must be sold. Terms on all
movable property, cash, except cows
and land. for which terms can be ar
ranged on day of sale. Free lunch at
noon. w. w Hutchinson, auctioneer
w w Dean, clerk S-b
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FOR SALE-Four fine fresh milk
cows. Price reasonable. See Thomas
at end of Indian School car line.
Phone, County Is. S-g
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FOR SALE-A fine bunch of 20
choice heifers, 1 and years old.
Price reasonable See Thomas at end
of Indian School car line. Phone,
County 10. 8-g
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LAND SCRIP

LAWN MOWERS sharpened by us
cut. Give us a trial and be con-
WINGED. Called for and delivered.
Phoenix Cycle Co, 1913 North Center
st. Phone. Main 81
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THE ELLIOT EVANS CO,
IS z. Adams st.

TWELVE CARS of fat steers for
sale. w. ]. Clemans, Tempe. Phone
III. S-bb
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DR.. Emmon's optical parlors. 1858
North Fourth Avenue
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Mount City Plants are better"
Phoenix Hardware Co. .