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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-12-15

The Americas Chapter, d. A. r.. are
making great preparations for their
Christmas booth and dining room soon
to be opened.
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ATTEND ANSLEY'S AUCTION
SALE TODAY, 10 A. NJ, . p. W., p.
NJ. AT THE OLD STORE,
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Miss Louise Payne, of. Lynchburg
the admired guest of Miss Em Eldridgt
for two weeks, left yesterday for Moul
trie, to visit Miss Vereen.
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Diamond Rings and Brooches at
prices that cannot be duplicated.
Daniels. the Jewe;Ier.
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Come in and let us show you our
Xmas stock. Bell, the Teweler.
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Mr.. Richard S Bell, formerly Of
Preston. but now a citizen Of T,eary
Rocking chairs at Allis0n's.
TRAN Dinner Sets.
Huyler's famous Candy sold only att
best.
Good luck is merely escaping bad
luck.
Oyster cocktail sets at FRICKER'S.
Occasionally baldiheaded man has
a hairbreadth escape.
Hanging fern dishes, i'm brass.
FRICKER,S.
Three coat hangers in leather case
soc, at Dodsons Pharmacy.
The man who is unable to appreciate
wisdom has none of his own
Hat pins. solid gold. FRICEER,S.
Brass .Jardiniers and fern dishes
Men who are roXine in wealth shonld
IDavAnnorte
A w Cro;tL E,;t, r.
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There's a lot of iphumanitv mixed
ReIt Minis and hucLIos NJ ppTCK
| Wash rags in ruhber caeas 95c
travellers rolls S1.0O to 800 at Dod-
sons Pharmacy
MIS-. English and Miss Enolisb aaft
to relatives there.
|
Hand painted Japanese ware at Ali
Fine line umhraIlas FRIcErp,S
the admired euest of Miss Nm, Eldr;daa
I for two weeks. left vastardat, far 1fon1
trie, to visit Miss vereen
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-
at Dodson's Pharmacy
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The minstrel matinee tomorror, will.
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Hand painted japanese ware at Ali
sons.
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A writing desk will please her. Ali,
sons.
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Brady Observation-Disclosures. 1.35
Burning Daylight, Jack London. 135
Keith OF the Border, Randall Par
IRISH INSTRUMENTATION. 1.35
A Splendid Hazard. Harold Mac
Grath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.Sa
Deep in the Piney Woods. j. W
Church Observation-Disclosures. 1.2J
F1amsted Quarries, Mary E. Wal
der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.35
The Steering Wheel. Robert Alex
ander Wasen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.35
Simon, the Jester. w. J. Locke. 135
Christmas Mystery, ". J. Locke. =,
The Dawn Of Galilee, Ralph Con-
The Angel and the Star, Ralph
Conner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
Quiet Talks About the Tempter,
S. D. Gordon .............. =;
John Bulls Other Island. Bernard
Shaw Observation-Disclosures. 1.5C
Thoughts From Materiinck $50. 12C
Man and Superhuman, Bernard
Shaw Observation-Disclosures. 1.2J
Mary Magdalene, Maeteriinek -. 1.2J
Peer Gynt, Naeterlinck. ....... 1.20
The Spirit of America. Henry Van
Dyke .''............... 1.3J
SalOmy James. Bret Harte ....... 100
The Man Higher Up, Henry Rus
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Big bargains in hand-painted china
at Dodson's Pharmacy.
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Holiday Goods
ANSI,EY'S

NOW-is the time to buy vour
Christmas gifts, the stocks ara
full, the goods are clean and
fresh, the clerks have more tim
to show the goods and HELM Won
select suitable gifts, and Won
yourself have more time to find
exactly what you want.
we suggest number of art.
cleS that will prove useful and
desirable gifts.
Furs for ladies at$1.5O to SIS
Muffs to match $3.50 to 5000
Fur Sets for children $500
to $50.
Sweaters for ladies, all co!ors,
$1.25 to $50.
Sweaters for children soc to
200.
Mufflers for ladies and chill.
dren soc to 200.
Handkerchiefs of linen, plain
hemstitched Sc to soc.
Handkerchief of linen and
cambria, hemstitched and hand
embroidered, the genuine Innis-
fail work, Csc to 1.5O.
Hankerchiefso flinen, Armen.
ian handWork 100 to $50.
Handkerchief with lace edg-
es zoe to $50.
Initial Handkerchief of hem
stitched linen $1.OO and so, box
of six.
Hat Pins, all the popular
styles, Csc to ESQ.
Thimbles of Sterling silver, in
Christmas boxes, Csc.
Gloves, kid, mocha and cape,
$1.CO to $50.
Jabots, all the newest effects,
Csc, 35c and SOC.
Belts in silk, velvet leather
and elastic, 15c to $50.
Hosiery silk, Isle and cotton,
1Oc to $50
Scarfs and Wells, SIPS to S..
Handbags, the guaranteed
kind, 75c upward.
Linen drawn thread work
Csc to 1000.
Kimonas, long and short, 75c
to $50.
Shirt waists of cambria, linen
and silk, LIS to 1880
Suits, dresses, cloaks and
skirts for ladies, Misses, and chill
dren, at special prices y
Rugs, art squares, and mat
tings, lace curtains and window
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$4,000, $500 and $3.50 Ladies'
Suits. Your choice for 1875. War
lick Bros Co., Lamar st.
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Comb, brush and mirror sets, mt
FRTCKERsS.
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MIS-. English and Miss English left
Yesterday for Ogfethorpe alpon a visit
to relatives there.
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Beautiful vases at FRICKER's
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Fountain pens at FRICKER'S.
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Fine line umbrellas, FRICKER'S.
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get other prices and you will he
convinced that we sell 1t for less.
Daniels, the JeweTer.
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China closets at AllisOn's.
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Music racks at AIlisOn's.

Chiforobes and Ladies Desks
Large stocks at
A. w. Smith Furniture Co.
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Wash rags in rubber cases, 35c,
travellers rolls $100 to $500 at Dod-
sons Pharmacy.
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Office chairs, at AIlison's.
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Want Column
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FOR SALE-Ginning Outfit Cheap.
7O-Saw Gin with Is h.-p. engine and
boiler, in good condition. If you need
one on your place 1T win be to your
interest to see me at once. A. c.
Crockett, Amerfcus, Ga. 15-tf
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Baby carriages at AIIison's.
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FOR RENT-A large and spacious
store on Lee street, suitable for any
business. Terms reasonable. P. o.
Box 165. 19-tf
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Mrs. j. T. Livingston returned II
Columbus yesterday, after a sl1or
visit to friends here.
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Belt pins and buckles Mt FRICK-
IER'S.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Killen, of Ma.
con, came yesterday, called here
by the death of Mrs. Killen's
mother, Mrs. E. A. Hawkins.
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Most people spend their time either
eating or talking about it.
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davis n)l)1H91nf
PURE PAINT

will convince you more thoroughly
and more quickly than a whole col
umn in newspaper.
If you are open to convincing
PROOF
Try Davis.
For Sale By
J. w. HARRIS,
Americas, Ga.
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Mr.. Richard S Bell, formerly of
Preston, but now a citizen of Leary,
spent yesterday in Americus.
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Hall racks at Allis0n's.
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going at $4.9S. w. j. JOsey. cod
ChiffOrObes at Allis0n's.
Mrs. Charles Black will come from
Thomasyille tomorrow to spend the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. r. p.
Morgan
Small lot of beautiful dresses re-
ctived today. PinkstOn Co., under the
Windsor.
Beautiful vases at FRTCKER'S g..
Every man knows what he WoufF do
until the time arrives for doing It.
Art spares, rugs, at AlIisOn's.
Diamond Rings and Brooches at
prices that cannot be duplicated.
Daniels, the Jewe;Ier.
The Americas Chapter, d. A. r.. are
making great preparations for their
Christmas booth and dining room soon
to be opened.
Office chairs, at AIlisOn's,
Get other prices and you will he
convinced that we sell it for less.
Daniels, the JeweIer.
Most people spend their time either
eating or talking about it.
Hall racks Mt AllisOn's. IT
The finest assortment of china Mt
FRICKER'S.
DR.. and Mrs. p H. Bahnsen and
young son returned to Annericus YES
terday from a visit of several days in
Sterling Silver Novelties of all
kinds at Daniels, the JeweIer.
The Lord must take care of good
women, for certainly men don't.
One hundred dozen fOur-ply linen
collars ut soc per doz. w. j. Josey.
13-tf.
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Salad sets at Allison's.
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Col. w. p. Wallis and Mr.. J. 5.
Rodgers went to Atlanta yesterday up
on matters of business.
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Golden Oak and Mahogany
Davenports.
A. w. Smith Furniture Co.

There's lot of inhumanity mixed
in human nature.
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Library tables at AIIisOn's.

Mr.. E. A Nisbet will go to Macon
this afternoon upon a visit of few
days to his mother there.
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DIR. and Mrs. r. II. Bahnsen an(
young son returned to Americus yes
terday from a visit Of several days il
Atlanta.
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Rings and brooches at FRICKER',
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
.SHEEPMtN HAVE NOT
 BEEN 50 UNFORTUNATE
The Industry Has Suffered Less Than
 Was Supposed.

James Scott. who has just completed the shearing of his sheep which were wintcred on the desert near the foot hills cast of town. reports that his bands are crossing the river at the present time. The first punches were started across yesterday one of the things for which MT. Scott has req son to be thankful for Is the condition in which he found his animals The impression has gained some headway that the sheep were in very poor con ditiOn This. Mir. Scott says. k not true to a very great extent with his bands. He reports that the animals are in much better condition than he expected and that they are going into the hills in good condition The reports tn the effect that the northern part ot the territory has been visited with rains also came as good news to the sheepmen who are taking their herds in that direction.
 The result of the clipping has also developed that the average this year is up to the standard of recent years
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
THE EXCURSION M|X-UP
 ID BE INVESTIGATED
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce Takes
 Matter Up.

To find out the reason why the Mesa reception committee was misinformed as to the arrival of the Los Angeles excursion. resulting in a general mis- carriage of plans. is one of the prob lens that is up to special committee composed of pr. R F. Palmer. j. l.. Waring and Macdonald. w T. Payne brought the matter before the directors and urged that vigorous investigation be prosecuted and de termine if possible just where the blame should he placed.
 The matter of the business mems banquet was taken up and the arrange ments committee was instructed to perfect plans for the event. In this connection the finance committee was also instructed that funds for the use of the chamber of commerce were wei come at all times and would be ac- cepted in any amounts.
 John A. Reaves representing "Ari- zona," a new magazine which is being published at Phoenix, appeared before the board and presented his plan for giving McSa space in his periodical The proposition was accepted and an ad. will be run regularly in the maga- zine. The advertising committee was instructed to prepare the necessary copy for use by the magazine.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
FORESTRY MOVEMENT Planting Trees Along the
 Government Road DEEP LAID CONSPIRACY To Make the Way to Roose- welt More Inviting. The Land Owners Aided and Abetted by Government
 Officials.

There is a concerted plan at the present time to induce the ranchers along the Roosevelt road between Mesa and the Eastern canal tu plant some desirable shade trees. such as GU calptus or pepper. on either side of the road, The results of such move if sue cessfully carried out are obvious The Roosevelt road for a long time will be an important thoroughfare II is tn, only way tO to the Tonto dam as well as for those who are taking 60 trip tn to the mountains for the summer months. Upon the completion of the oil hauling contract it will mean the 1 taking off of the heavy wagons which are directly responsible for the chuck holes and other disa Ereeable features of a smooth track. While there will always be more or less heavy loads gu- ing over the road, the amount will be considerably leSSened upon the com pletion of the dam.
 Practically every land owner be tween the Consolidated canal and the Eastern on the south side of the road have signified their intention of adopt ing the plan of planting trees The Wallace ranch and the l.. R. Johnson ranch ond others are already planted. The irrigation water for the trees will he easily attended to as the planting will he done along the lateral. The disposition of the ranchers living on . the north side of the road has not been determined. but it is presumed that a part of them at least would be willing to come in on the proposition. They will doubtless realize 'hc effect it would have on increasing the value of their lands as well as making the Roosevelt road through the irrigated district boulevard
 lt is known that the government of
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
EAR BADLY TORN.

While riding horse at full speed after d bunch of cattle, James Glib son, employed at the Chandler ranch. was thrown to the ground on account of the horse falling. and his ear was torn half off. The news of the accident was telephoned to town and from the meager information received it was thought that the accident Was much worse than it afterward turned out to he. DTS. Drane and Nelson took one of the Mesa garage autos and with William Kimball as driver reached the scene of the accident, distance of over seven miles. in something like seventeen minutes
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
eAsrgR SOCIAL Al N, [, onuRoh.

NhV arrangements tW an Easlor so. vial hNyc been VoW,plctcd and Wln Ns siNcR at thc N e VhWrVh tTtdaN VNcN- mg, hcg,NNiNg pC,mptN al \ o'clovk The tastcV RNors WtN he ho,Wc- Made V,NdN aud Whvr VVfrVshMVWIs which Will he eN sale
 The WlloWN ,S tNv progrNm tNr lNe vNeRmg
 ANthNM N q VhNip
 RoadMs, Miss AyiseNs lONNsoW SsmgtRs, Misses MRA, aN0 hoNNN tlAMltN.
 lANleAV, "FNV tN,e Nt RNsVs" Reyt,AlMM MNstW NRN teNwyN SNlN Ms Ruth ihlNep
 SaNNa, MNster MaNeF NpNNtAN fNNleAN, N'hr,sl "a RtseN SS,,l,N Miss tlAsVl htNNN
 keVttNlN,M tNANV,s NNpiNa TaNleeM "fhV f)NWer VI MV tem,N " NlNNA duet
 NeadtAs, Mtss RNNAlN
 NNlN Aiss Mc,NNAahN
 1aNleaM "kNk Nt Ases SNl,N Mrs W. S t,NgmaN
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
CHANGE OF FIRM.

The Mesa Cleaning and Dye works, which has heretofore been under the management of R C. Plenty. has in creased it's business until another man Was required. Joe Williams. who for years has occupied the shoe shining stand in front of the Palace barber shop. has entered the firm and will in no wise detract from the rapid strides being set by Mir. Plenty. Joe by the way has been making money all these years that he has been pa tiently brushing the shoes of Mesa people. He is the owner of d splendid ranch near town. and has enough saved up for a rainy day-that is in the event it should ever rain.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25

Nm now oNlOyipE" "-- Mrs, S\RAll loUstGNoNE MS Livingston street, R0okheld, Mo
 The Chapge of Life is tho most crit cal peIiod 0t a woman's eNisteRce, and neglect ot health at this time invites disease and palm
 Women eypryWhera should remem heJ that there is NN other IemCdy SNoWN ta medictne that will s0 suC, eessnlly CayVy HomeN thpough Wts trying leried As lydia E rtRkham's Negotahle tempouNa, made ilNm Ra hye pNels ANd heyhS
 tNI M yeNrs tt has heeN cNriNg wN meR tCNM the worst tNyms W temNle ills inflammation, MNerA ton, dR rhVNMeNtN hNr0m tWmers, tFpegNGd UeA NWAdle lAtNA MekaNhA aN,l heyNNNs egNstCAttoM
 u Naa would like sreeta, advice NhNu, Ntur ease wrste a eaNR,teNA ,lai Mtter tN Nrs tsMkhaM, Nt tNaa, NasS, ter aastee ts .ree. ana always helriaL
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
NEWS NOTES.

The following Mesa people were Phoenix visitors yesterday MrS Amy Allen. Mrs Leonard Lewis. Mrs Chas Granger, n p smith and Jake Lauf- fer
 n W Hamilton of Eureka, Cali iornia, was Mesa visitor Mr Hamil- ton is d holder of some south side property and came here to look after it
 charles Johnson ls confined to his home east ot the city with rheuma- tsN
 Dan steele, rancher living near FhneniN, was . Mesa business visitor yesterday
 Miss ltanccllc Pomcroy returned "Wednesday evening rom Rluewater, NrN Mexico, where she has been for thr past several moUtha
 G r ltarprr representing the Mod crn Woodmcu )odgc, ,S m the city m the MtcrcSts ot hts order Mr liar pcr has Nuud ahoNt seventeen mcm- hrrs ot thc ordcr hcr,, aud at least a doscn ot hcm WiO transfer to the new yaup WhvN U is organized \ sWfr- ,icnt number or applicants were se. vUrcd svveNl days ago to secure tho locauoN ot e vaU,p at this place, ant thv WcW VrgaN,HattoN Nt Mesa la as' surcd
 N |. lrtU lvU ior M,ssOWrt Nestcr- d,N WoyNlpg and win visit several pNipjs ot U,vrcst hvtwcVU hcrc aud St ouis Mr rraU has spent th cWjptcr W NCjaoNa aud eNpevts to return agalO WvNt svAaoN
 W N NalN,,V arrived m lhc v,N NvstvClaN vVvNjng troM e scVoval daN s' trip thrNWgh McNtyo
 Asa TtrlapN has purVhasod two lots W thV lvl,aroU addUtM tNyWWgN thv AyitNNA l.aNd V,uNltWN
 Nh aud Mve Maller lNWts aud vht( dyvN JV,uyNed ,yoW rNooNlN Nvstor,laN Npev a N,sW W several dtNa with rela, tiNVs and lUiVNds
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
ELECTIONS CALLED IN
 INTER EST OF EDUCATION
New Trustee and Bond Issue Are
 Involved,

Two elections have been called, one to be held at the high school building next Saturday for the purpose of elect ing trustee, and the other a bond election to be held at tho north gram mar school building saturday, April 9
 The first mentioned election, which win he held next Saturday, iS to elect a successor to N l. Chandler, whose term expires The orticerS of the eleC- ton have been n0med as follows; W Hagerlupd, inspector, Joe Montgom- cry and C NJ Rr,mhan judges; n. A Lcharon aud II W tee, clerks, and Henry coleman marshal
 Tho election to be held Aprl 9 tJ tor the purpoSc or dctcrmiNng thc sense ol the qualified clcCtorS ot tho grammar school district aS to whether the supervisors shall issue hondS tor tho pUrchaSc or ground tor @ school huiding and tho cost nt a building tN hc Crcvtvd lar tho accommodation nt tho grades The amount nr tAc houds to he voted nr rejected amount to xt,NOn and sha0 run br twenty years at thu rate of per cent per anNWm Tho po)ls win open ror voting CoWmcncmg at v oVlock and WtW vlosc at | p m Tho ofticcrs appotNled Cr thc clrctioN arc ss tolloWs; q \ W,Otams, Mspevtor, n x rhclps aNd n \. i.cWts, iUdgcs, Jamcs M,Ocr h, and Ncr,ram Joncs, clerks, and tNil)W ColcmaM marshal
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
WATER WILL GO OUT SUNDAY.

Several parties of the south side have questioned the government off cials in regard to turning the water out of the Mesa canal. some of them de- string to have the time extended for the repairing of the head gates. but it is given out positively that the water will be turned out next Sunday morn
 ing. Those lower on the ditch will of course be getting water for q portion pf the day. as it takes the water to run out after the gates are closed.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
Churchill Addition.

Churchill Addition.
 John O. EclcI and wife to II \. Scvringhaus. deed to lots S and 9, block 1. Mt Pleasant Tract. international Trading Co. (" Geo. r.. Harcr. deed to EI. SW1i and NWi, SWh Sec 33 r \. R w international Trading co. to Fran ccs ]. Peter. deed to SWh SWti Sec. 33. T N. R W.
 Arizona Auction X n. Co. to Mrs C II. Corrigau. deed to lot =. Van Buren Place. ]. R. Norton and wife to \. A. san dcrs. deed to wv, Sec. 5. T l =, l. W.
 IT. Jennings to NJ. II. sherman Co. deed to lots 13 and II. block 6. Col lius Addition.
 M II sherman Co. to II Jennings,
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
eau. naM n Year. ola.

\ Mah tN pears NM way NM ha\V had Nc,AsiAN N paN deNh and vet W he unds he ts NsiNg hts grip Ne owes N N hmself m tske SeNme ehls, when he knows they alN, the enc hiNs that win tone him On aNd rtNalong hts life frice St a box, stN NoNes se, win On xUaNntee Tor any rorm W nerve weakness m men Nr women Address or can Elvey 6 Rulett where they sell an the principal rVa,Oedies ani dN not substitute
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
RECORD OF TRANSFERS.
As Reported by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company, 134 West
 Washington Street.

w r. smith and wife [" James Passcy. deed to Nl% NJ. SEA NEii See %. T x. R F..
 NJ. H. sherman to W. A. Reynolds, deed to lot 29, block p" University Addition.
 ". \. Reynolds and wife to Reuben Hill. deed to lot 2e. block "P." Univer- Sity Addition.
 John Harris and wife tu Ruwena Woodc. decd to lots and 20. block 20. Montgomery Addition.
 John F.. King and wife tn S. T Hathaway. deed to lot |. block II,
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
I'VE SA DEPARTMEMT
CHAs. F. JONES
 Manager

tlCials are heartily in favor of the plan and have given 1t their endorsement There is probably no other automobile road in the United States over which more distinguished men have passed than that between here and the dam The planting of trees will make an i'm precision that will be. one of gratitude to those who travel that way
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
HANDS wrll az WAreRee,

Upon the tNeopenihg W tho erNritN water suit the land NelNnsing to VII liant Anderson. W is understood has been made subject tN irrigation \ number tracts however were report ed as not coming under this fortunate distinction after attempts Wcre made to ntrOduce evidence.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
fAa nAN ehaeEeha.

1Ne peesN W tNe p,VvVe,is Nt lasi AAN, SAtNv,lAN, MVrN gtNeN NM al a tNpeONa w lhN Aaies W tNe W V Y Y a) Me home W Ms b W S,hNeN Nes,lAN ANerN,NM fhe riNeeeds WhiyN aN,o0Nled tN taRN Weee divided ,,N AmNNg Me M,Nh ,Vrrl,oflal and har tloNAl organizations, NNv ,hif,l g,iNs o VAgk
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25

dates back to the time that wo mon may expect nature to bring on them the Change ot iito,
 l go, Q bottle oi lNdia E. rnkham'S Vegetable Com pound and it made me feel much better, and | have contip
 urd its use l am very grateful to you |fOI tho good health
Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
COOKED Feen sAle,

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Arizona republican., 1910-03-25
WORK ON MAHONEY BUILDING.

Contractors Shill X Johnson yester- day commenced work on the new Mag honey building. The sand and a num- her of the brick are on the ground and it is understood that work will be rushed along.