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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-24

10. local money markets last week ~
hibit~d an easier tendency both Ia IN" time
chSefv represented 10y Increased oneriny-
ui funds al MONEY on the floor ~ the
stock Exchange loaned a. low a. - per
cent III" nigh point and average for ~"
week N-re =, i.r cent Rate Tor I'm.
loans were had" lover at -. per cent
for sixty dRNs. -. Ia per cent for ninety
Z. To- =. per cont for i've months and I
10 g., PER cent tor six months tommC--
Ctal paper wa~ puie' and quoted at 5 tO
81. per cent FOR pTim. single names aud
rndpr-"d h'll- receivable other names q
To a.. Der cent
II" sterling exchange market last week
atiOnS ia rates These closed AZ s3.Oa $500
for SIXTY dA"s IsiGna s'65 for demA nj
sul- and :, ~'I. s5s5 for 'able- Francs
ssI" Quoted st 'is'. less 5,S'd3 80. less
r.ichsmark-. % less I-Ieua5 less Ia aud
~ .d9A',
6omsetic exchange on New York Bo--
ton Par chicago iSc premium. Charles
ton Buying. par selling. LOO. premium
Cincinnati Par New Orlean- CONNER
~ial. par and 2a'. discount banks. o. pre-
treal I5',IaI'.c discount ~ Paul S-
premium ~ Louis l5c. premium san
Money m lnndOn. per cent Rate Of
discount IA the open market for short bills
p, per cent ami Tor thre. months bills
2'.I2 STA per cent Ion-ol- closed a. ~
Paris cables quoted the losing prize Of
r"nte- u, ~ trans ~. confines EAchanse
on London. Is francs 90, confines. PIT
exchange an London. - marks aS'. pfg-
Private rate Of di-' cunt. 3 per cent
New York Clearing House statement En-
sub Treasury debit balance tsOs sI7
commercial price Of bar silver in New
York. A'., silver In London. % 3-isd
MeNran silver dollars were quoted ~
-
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Live stock Market.

NsTVRDAI JUN y
Rerelpt. ~ b~~vcs WIRE 10 head ali con
signed direct Ia lp~al slauEh'rreTS Trclin.
steady. dressed hcef IN mosicfats demand aud
W. hanged atSE -i.r p-T " Tor ordinary 90 choice
native sldes TcNAS bc'f At 80 tt0- No atr
cables from Liverpool or london receive
shipments from fhis port to-day Wcrr ~ lcevr,
and ~ quarters Of BRET
H~trtpts of CAVES were as had Including ia,
for the warkrt. NeAls steady. Western calves
~ lower buttsrrrilks entirely nominal Cool
Neals cold a. SO - per ion lbs common Westrrun
a. - Is Dressed rAlvrs IN fail demand And
steafN 90" drr-se,i yeAls selling 81 Ia. r a.
dTessr,i calves iOsi iti,r
Re-ript. ~ sheep ami lamhs were 1000 head
Inc iudins iOia Tor me market sheen Alrio.t
nominal ami unchanged. lanhs h-uyc And iSsI
% higher. The nrnS were cleared Ordinary
"a prime sheep teweSl SOLD at o. iOsffl 80 Dsr
lO lbs. falT 10 chOtre lAmbs ~ gfIsI az.
Dressed mutton steady a. ssgOiac per ~ dressea
lar1bs nrri ~ ~ sfiaias
hesripts ~ hor, woe zee head Including
MAR q .HT -. 90 Hnrl'. SCI .air, 90 10 a ia L.
s sss.
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Ngain y vas an irregular market. ~ 7s1.
months lee Iu.uE and the new 'rup Aar 1-.
ing July and August werc sold bv -.
I interests and local traders. while s.r-s-
was lacking cotton continues 20 arr.
here for delivery on July contracts n
much larger volume than many had -.
pccted Further heavy tenders are -
lieVed to ne impending lc-'eria1 age
arrivals were r"pnrted from Savanna
; Norfolk and Galveston and tho arr-rsls
/ receipts her. were Is siD bales NJ. .
the cotton. Il - believed. will he de sr,.
on contracts next week and large arf.ra.
are expected from liverpool to-.tr 80.
July delivery The Crrtincated Sto,t .-.
crea~ed . ao1 bale masking a total ct 1860
bales This shows an increase IN tie -.
,iGcated supply IN ~ elys day. at - f-
bales. The new crop. however. - gr.I
ally drifting aWav from the influence .. ..
crop deN slOpmsnt~. Sen'ir.en' on rH" .....
tant months - becoming more b.l.l.r ...'r
To the numerous reports from man .t.r odd.
uf the south " IN" backNurinrs- of ..s
plant and from many points IN 'he ,.e-
helt Of q gen"ra.ir unsatisfactory .,...a-
yesterday the ~toyN market weakened ne
spot markets Mere GENERALLY uu. ar .rf
trade reports. Though IN some Iu.rau.-
ruhrr NOR" "n"ouragins than rr"~
W"re On Ia" "a noe uuIaNOrnbie. boat Pol. ..T
crop r"IoriS ~ sr" ton plentiful 10 h,. f.r.r,|
bs~ide- loNa~ was rltnleS- With rl,.HH..
'"it ih"rui urs'- a. thirteen stations or |t .H
l"i d.Gt',~. ana FAR WcttlSr Wa. Tr...'a'
Tor iha' state. "a atlr the lore,t.f ..- 'r
thundsrstorm~ ~ N-sis~ tpui. '.rt. r.
Georgia, the taIoItuI- and FLORIDA .. ..
OF Mhl'h states TAR weather i- ...a '. .-
n"eiei va mot uart- Foreign ant .iur.a-
~" -pluner- bought local ,pu..rr-. I'D
hou~e- mad" purchases and short t.H.ta...
Buyers reported were N.--rs NnHia.
Lwathwsv. liayn", Rat. lehman. N..s-
brow IN aud Hubbard sellers Na~-rs Ne -.
t'ratg. shear " 'l~on. Rally amt ius.o'
''eor'e ,. Jones 4 SON said .Nrlr.!.. .r-s.f.
OF opinion exists a. To- the pT'.,. .-' Sat
OF the Texas 'rpU. but beN ond tI'rF.'.I.s
mere and there that rain would boo. l...'.
We see little for raudonins ,s,u".' f'n1
oi very tull vrpu IA that State "a. '.'
some decidedly adverse weather ,.,.s."..
ln"niS later IN the sen son Hulhlrl Nr..
80 said Conditions At prs-.n' Hr. rs.
orally favorable. Advig~s vary IHf.H ..a.
day To day. trade r"purt- ar" not ,r. RE-
me and crop reports Ia the main gr. ...-
lent With the high prices stiuuIIf.Es 80.
snort to make the best Of .a-ua. .n..l. 90
conditions. But the usos~-tfv lur H ..r.-
weld causes sellers that would 20, '. ..'
AlOof and To he Watcher ~ rh" r...u ODD
OF 'he imm"'iiat" conflict rather t... pa
Elephants IN the distant one.
Futures Lined 10 - point. "r
old crop, the latter on july, but r..H. H.Hi
part. closing AZ net loss ~ o 90 .. ...'i
New crop months adv auCcd 20 o. ....
nut rallied and AL NanCel ~ fu | ...
closing ~ not rise ~ - o. .'. s-.
mated sales wer" ii"."oO bale |r FOL. 30
follows
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Imports and Exports

Tn" imports Of specie last week "a re-
ported 10 the custom House were t7s 2Sp
imports -in"~ January si". EOS ~ Exports
81 -pe' ~ w"r. SILVER. 1851 n91 gold. $40
IN" exports Of sp~oi" -'noe January I have
been Gold. tAI.ni. io1 silver. t25. aOa ;
"A total Of tH1 sO4 RHi
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MISCELLANEOUS MtRKETS.
COner Dul and irregular Pro, tsIon,
Easier.

Coffee lacked features ~ interest," The
trading Was dull in the absence ~ any
thing striking IN the news The foreign
mATAe', showel no decisive changes Some
lo"al longs hquidAted. but trade interests
gave support
SPOT coffee vas STEADY Rlo No : - ~
SC future- C.oeei steady ni points
advance To 1pOintS decline sales. iD
bags IlaVre was - higher 10 - losrr
Hamburg Was unchanged TO D.. pIg lower
Lilo was unchanged. Receipts. 500 bass
stock. ~. tSg. exchange. i-g1d lover at
TO-. Santos advanced 90 res REGENTS a.
Ns bags. ~to'S, .S'i0p Prizes here a.
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TBE BOSTON H4RhET.

BostoN. july - Copper shares War~
relatively Arm to-day In com partson With
the weakness IN other markets. Trading
Vas light but values were well maintained
Rails were neglected There Was scattered
liquidation Ia indu~trials The summary
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as COMPtNIES.
THE PHHiDELPHIi M,RkEr.

PHtLADELPHIA, July - The short ses
sion on the local stock sNChange was featut.
n "tioI Ola ..gLi ..-.isl. ctiOn- The sum
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THE COTrON WiRkET

Old crop Months Decline: New Nd, anc.
spot Interests srI-Largr Nrrhs.
for Delivery fiuIii-h crop Rrpsrr
Texas Dr, ana Hot spinner, Col.
time to Huy.
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THE CIRB utRkET.

Heavy selling Of standard on stock.
depressing the price Of these shares at one
time to 5sS a new low record for the year.
was the principal feature OF the curb market
last we-k Transactions were unusually
large. amounting to 597 Aharr- Toward
the close OF the period American Tobacco.
which had held firmly up to then also came
under pressure. There was also general
liquidation IN the mining shares, resulting
In heavy losses all round Selling WAS
especially heavy in Miami. Ray CONSOLE
dated. NipissinE. Goldneld. Chino and RAY
4 consolidated. Transactions In detail in
the market Yesterday were a. follows
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spot cotton here declined - 'a.
dang. ~ NOg NJ sa.e- New .. ..
ported s.t1T bales 20 'trea. Nr
southern SPOT markets were gr.....
changed New orleans .uiI -
Augusta ~. houston - Np...
In Liverpool -por 'pr'uu .... .. ..
points MIdtiing ~ Sale
in"ludtng ID Tor speculation ... .'.T
tWpor'z. 1.tHSI Futures alN 4u.". e .'
point- lTiCe- ~ follows
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The amount 81 United states dspostts
shown ia the week statement was sI 6sS %
isO. a decrease Of So. ssl since the pravinu.
week II thesc deposits were deduct .,i
from the aggregat" gwen the surplus would
be- $50. 1.sijO
The acsIal condition Of the Clearing Nous.
banN- a. he close Of the week - revealed
Ia the follow ing figures
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THE CHIC tGO MIPkTr.

CHiDaGo July - here WIS
Ia local securities to-day. urlE .
listed stocks being traded m 90 .s.
arr insignificant Tho sunni. o..
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As was also tho case on Friday the r.
sistAnce 81 AmalgamSted Copper com
manded attention. Utah Copper yesterday
also held firmly
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The following tabTr YINe- The percent age
Of cash re-erNe- to deposits 81 the NOR"
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NT|Nf FaN Wa rTTlU1 Centrifugal
- te-' SO musIO pfo- ~ test = 49,.
Rsfnrd was steady Granulatad : 10.
NANIr SIpuFs Spirits of tur t,.r if,,
20 80 Oun.on 10 good -trainr rJ-tu.
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THE MANN ST tTEMENT.

The weekly statement of averages Of the
associated banks compares a. follows with
that Of the previous N-ck and that Of the
corresponding week year ago
ITs' UFgk IsrFr rex lRa
oanS 81 Ia, Iap sO 81 ~. as en- 81 stp - 700
DEPOSITS irA Oslo l.'75llO.gB | a. 10 -
Z Tr'Itn N1iiFb - 80 ~ W IN so
Spe-ie SeSnE ga So AL Tln S1I AS a.,
ig!. udf 71Hiiop - 49, So ~ As- ~
Re. hrtI $40 50 M So t,l ,Up Sxsl ~, -oo
Ties r'I !ph=ai rs "a ~ So Iliap; as
surplus StoSiNI.s s-5II.saO S4-Ii -,
Ratio "
todp - -gA 80
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NONEI iND ENCH tNGE.


80 - ,lsar~ g. .nas1 kan>a- straight
o. .1'ff - ~ r',' Hour. ~ ,OaS ~
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

SCHOOL land for sale; a desirable
20-acre ranch in alfalfa and orchard;
four-room frame house. Terms to suit.
Box 55S, Republican. db
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
LIST YOUR HOUSES FOR RENT
WITH GREENE & GRIFFIN. tt

NEW 5-roOm cottage, on car line,
in Evergreen Addition; modern i'm
provements, hardwood floors, bath
room, screen back pOrches. lot 50X215
feet. A bargain and easy payments.
Call Room 210 Fleming Bldg. dl
A BARGAIN-A good 14x16-ft tent
house with fly and $25 worth of desir-
able furnishings; will sell for $50 cash.
NeiTnans store, opposite MonteZuma
Place. Tempe road, TX miles from
Center st. db
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
OWN 100 PER CENT PROPERTY.
If LAS PALMAS LOTS.

90 ACRES very close to town. COM
pletely fenced with Page Wire Fenc-
ing. has been ploughed and sowed to
alfalfa, has A. water and is in a
locality which is rapidly building up
and being sub divided into smaller
tracts. This tract can he bought prac-
tically on your own terms.
20 ACRES northeast Of town, di-
rcctly in the orange belt. extra fine
soil, has 16 acres of alfalfa, one acre
of corn, two and one-half acres of
fruit, has "A" water and is COM
pletely fenced, for $3.50 per acre.
9-ROOM, two story. brick house
with cellar and large barn. on lot
10Ox13712, lots Of good shade, is sis-
uated on a corner lot and is modern
in all respects. $1,000 cash. monthly
payments or terms to suit for the
balance.
ELLIOT EVANS CO.,
IS z. Adams ST. If
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
FOR SAlE-REAl ESTATE.

SNAPS-160-acre tract, 120 in cul-
walton, regular water; so acres close
to town, is surveyed into 10 tracts;
large tract in Buckeye valley in cult
walton. These lands are our own and
we will sell. Ask for King, 141 North
Center street dn
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

AUCTION SALr-Friday, October
q, commencing at 10 a. m, Cowboy
Corral Phoenix, Arizona: Thirty
two head stock consisting of one span
of mares, weight 400 lbs, foaled TO
Heard's jack; span bay mares. foaled
to Barkleys horse; saddle mare,
foaled to Barkley's horse; gray mare;
bay horse, 115O lbs. and 4 years old;
bay horse 1850 lbs. and 4 years old;
mouse-colored horse 100 lbs. and 4
years old; dark bay horse HOO lbs.
and years old; span fine fillies, well
broke and years old; = fillies years
old; . horse colts 2 years old; saddle
horse. gated, single foot; 5 head of
well broken work horses. G. II. Coff-
man, owner. Ten Holstein heifers
year old; l farm wagon; 1 spring
wagon; l walking pillow; l disc har-
row; lot of small farming tools;
milk cows. Dan Kinney. owner. Free
lunch at noon on the grounds. Terms
of sale: Six months time without in
terest if paid when due; if not paid
when due, s per cent from date.
w. w. Hutchinson. auctioneer. w. w
Dean, clerk. do
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

{ FOR SALE CHEAP-Neat 5-room
bungalow. best part of city. No. 1877
North Twelfth Ave. A snap. One
block from car line and Library. id
SPECIAL BARGAIN in house and
lot. Six room furnished house, every
thing modern. fine lawn in both front
and back yards; lots OF shrubbery
ard shade. Price for one week. $4,000.
One thousand cash will handle the
deal; balance / to years to suit.
Moore Tannehill & Co.. 3s East Ad-
ANS St. Phoenix. Arizona II
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

up-to-date six-room house; hot and
cold water, electric lights, cement
walks and convenient to car; material
and construction first class and mod
ern. Only a small cash payment re-
quired to handle this bargain. VIII
be completed in few days. If not
sold before the 1st of November, will
rent Inquire at SIG North Ninth st.
db
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

A FINE LARGE LOT. 100 fl. front
by 292 IT. deep on car line in desirable
neighborhood. Building restrictions,
but privilege granted to put on port
able house for one year. Price 5000
terms $50 cash. balance $40 per
month or 10 per cent off all cash.
Just the place to raise chickens. See
H. c. Thomas Real Estate & Invest
ment Co, end of Indian School car
line Phone County Is. dix
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
ORANGE TREES.
POMElO TREES.
STRICTLY GUARANTEED.

Owing to the impossibility of secur-
Ing trees from Florida, have secured
the agency. for a limited number from
the Parr Nursery Co., of Redlands, Cal
ifornia. This stock Is the pick of the
available trees on the California mar
ket. owing to the scarcity of supply
1t will be necessary for purchasers to
place their orders Immediately in order
to avoid disappointment.
J. n. FLEMING.
Office at Greene & Griffin. 127 N.
Center st.
Phone. Main 65 or Rural 2s3:
Overland 7o9.
FOR SALE-Piano. good as new.
bargain. 404 N 18th Ave. id
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
If SEE THE HOME BUILDERS.

FOR QUICK SALE WE OFFER
16O acres; A water; less than five
miles northwest of town: $4,000 worth
of improvements. Can be bought for
$4,000 less than market price. Owner
must SELL Good terms.
40 acres. close in; good house, barn,
shade: crop on place; worth $500.
This place is northwest and a snap.
Price, $3.50 per acre.
6-Room house (modern). on car
line, $4,000.
Two lots, Grand Ave, at $135-
Seven lots, corner Eleventh st. and
Taylor Ca bargain), $500.
Seven lots in Van Buren, Place. with
city water, at 1895.
ARIZONA AUCTION & DEVELOP
MENT CO.,
5 w. Washington ST. Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

AUCTION-C. o. McMurtry, expe-
rienced livestock auctioneer; call
sales anywhere in the territory at
reasonable rate. See him before
making your dates. Office Is North
First Ave Tel r. 1921. II
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

FOR ABSOLUTELY THE
VERY BEST BARGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE, in either city
or country, see Dick Erd-
mans Real Estate & Invest
ment Co, 42-44 North First
street.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-House and lot, $50
cash, balance like rent See GROOM,
Is North First ave- Dig
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
BETTER THAN A BANK.
II LAS PAlMAS LOTS


II LAS PAlMAS LOTS
FOR SALE-Forty-a ranch; 80
acres in alfalfa; 4-room frame house;
lots of shade; large windmill and tank:
5 miles northwest Of town, u miles
east Of Cartwright school. Apply Geo.
Asher, 2h miles north OF Glendale.
Phone, Suburban %. 11-bm
Is ACRES, 3 miles from town, all
in alfalfa; good house and outbuild-
ings; entirely fenced with Page wire.
For quick sale. $4,000. Terms. Class
A water.
20 ACRES, 5-room frame house, 2
screen porches. plenty of shade. 9
acres corn and garden stuff. Price
$4,000. Terms. Glass A water.
n. 1. LATHAM COMPANY,
q West Adams ST. If
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JUST RECEIVED, car of up-to-da date
buggies, runabouts and spring wagons
of every descriptions: also complete line
of single harness. Come and look them
over. We can save you money. Scates
Vehicle & Harness Co, Five Points
l.a IF
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
AUCTIONS.

PUBLIC SALE-Thursday, Oct. 81,
1910, commencing at 1880 a. m. sharp.
Two miles west of Fair Grounds,
quarter mile north, on the Knoll
Ranch, 1 will sell the following: Sixty
head cattle, consisting Of so head ex-
ira Holstein milk cows, 80 head to
u months old, l twO-year-old Hol-
stein bull; five head of horses, nine
head of hogs, two sOws, one hundred
laying hens, farming implements and
household goods. Terms, six months
time. Free barbecued lunch at noon.
Everybody come.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

NJ ESA LAND
S25 PER ACRE

One hundred and sixty acres. first
class water rights. fair improvements.
partly in crop; fine alfalfa, orange or
grain land.
GREATEST BARGAIN IN THE
SALT RIVER VALLEY.
W. A. BURTON, Mesa, Arizona.
id
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

AUCTION SALE-Bargain Auction
House, "a West jefferson St, Satur-
day, oct. %, at 1870 p. m.--All kinds
of furniture. dressers, commodes, bed
steads, mattresses, springs, dining
tables, chairs, cook stoves No. and
s, two cream separators, horses, two
mich cows, one two-seated carriage,
wagons. etc. Bring anything you
want sold. C. O. McMURTRY, Auc-
tioneer. dg
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES

HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHOICE OF SIX MODERN NEW
HOUSES, WELL LOCATED, EXTRA
WELL BUILT. $500 CASH. BAL
JANICE SAME AS RENT. BUR-
RouGHS (owner), IA WEST ADAMS
STREET. If
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
HOMESEEkERS' BARGAIN.
NINE BRICK.
LARGE CORNER LOT.
EASY TERMS.

Two lots. one corner (east and
south 'front.'; good shade. Large two
story nine-room brick, modern, fine
screen sleeping porches. Large barn
and buggy shed with corrugated iron
roof. (No sick).
Property can not be duplicated for
$4,000. For excellent reason owner will
sell for $1,000 down, balance to suit.
Price $4,000
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

Part cash
3 ESQ. Fine lot in n. W. part Of town,
50x135.
300 Each. Two lots 50x150; cement
walks, reasonable building re-
strictions; easy terms.
$50. Fine lot on West Washington
street.
S 500. 70x190; largest and best lots
in Phoenix; cement walks; all
conveniences; restrictions;
easy terms.
$500. 73x135: Central avenue lot:
finest buy in the city.
500. az acres adjoining the city.
THESE LOTS ARE THE BEST
BUYS ON THE MARKET AND
WILL NEVER AGAIN BE OFFERED
AT THESE PRICES.
GREENE & GRIFFIN,
1877 N. CENTER ST. If
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

MRS. ELIZA a. EDWARDs-Ex-
PERiENcED CARD READER. GEES
FAST, PReENf AND FUTURE. La
DIES, 25c; 0NTLMN, Soc. "a b.
cHANAN ST. coRNR THIRD
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21
A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT.
HOME BUILDERS STOCK. If
500 LOTS

In the Grand Avenue Addition of
Phoenix we have two lots each, 50X
1876. That can be had for 500 each.
Part cash.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

SCHOOL land for sale; a desirable
20-acre ranch in alfalfa and orchard:
four-room frame house. Terms to suit.
Box 55S. Republican. db
FOR SALE-At a bargain-Ten-
acre ranch; regular water; also
pumping plant 100 laying hens go
with place. Mrs. Chas. Collins, r. F.
d. No. 4. Box 1I5. DIR
A VERY DESIRABLE five-acre
ranch very near car line. good stand
alfalfa, nice new four room bungalow,
fine well. Price $4,000. See H. c.
Thomas Real Estate & Investment
Co, end of Indian School car line.
Phone County Is. DIX
WHY BUY LOTS where you ex-
pect a car line when you can buy
them cheaper on a car line, for price
and terms OF those beautiful Brill
Addition lots see II. B. Kersting, SIG
North First street. dn
BEAUTIFUL HOME PLACE on
car line, consisting OF elegant new
modern brick bungalow with six
large rooms also modern bath room
with latest porcelain fixtures. Plenty
Of porch room; beautiful mission liv
ing and dining room with built-i
buffet; latest designed up-to-date
electric fixtures throughout Large
lot $50 feet front by 1856 feet deep;
large barn 2Ox40 feet; fine peach or
ehard; large fenced-in chicken yard.
with $50 Brown Leghorn hens, also
a fine fresh COW. Price $500, one
third cash. balance terms. See H. C.
Thomas Real Estate & Investment
Co. end of Indian School car line.
Phone County H. DIX
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

I6-18 North Central Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-21

FOR SALE-Piano. good as new.
bargain. 404 N. 18th Ave. ID
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-03
President Helps Orpha as,

Hundreds of orphans have been helm
ed by the President of the Industrial
and Orphans Home a. Macon. Ga. who
writes: I'VE have used Electric Bit
tiers in this Institution for nine years.
1t has proved a most excellent meGic;- e
for Stomach. Liver andKidney troubles.
We regard it as one of the best family
medicines on earth" 1t irvigorates
all vital organs. purifies the blood aids
diges ton. creates appetite. To
strengthen and build up pale. thin,
weak children or rundown people it has
no equal. Best for female complaints.
Only Soc at all druggists.