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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
NEW YORK CITY AFTER
CONVENTION OF 1912

NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Subscription lists
were opened here today for a $4,000 fund
with the aid of which New York city
hopes to land the 1912 Democratic national
convention. 1t is believed the greater part
of the 100000 viii be subscribed before
nightfall.
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Dem
ocratic national committees; Governor
Dix and Charles f. Murphy are said to
have declared themselves in favor OF
holding the convention in this city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

found on some of our heavy soils that
a turning pillow has given us as good
satisfaction as any implement we can
use. On this type Of soil do not think
heavy applications Of either phosphate
OF potash are necessary would sug-
gest the same formula as for the other
with such applications of nitrate as
seasonal and crop conditions seem to
make advisable
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CORN GROWER.
f. H. NJ. Cave Springs. Ga. writes: I
am member of the Boys Corn clubs. I
like farm work fine. and believe In rails
ing corn. raised 7S5 bushels on an
acre this year. am going to try it
next year. MY land was red land. but
am going to try it on black river land
next year. think the Boys Corn clubs
are a fine thing.
1t is gratifying to know that you are
so much interested in the work of it's
Boys Corn cluSs, and that you think this
movement has been of benefit to the boys
of Georgia, III it has succeeded in in
creasing your interest in farm life and
showing you the possibilities OF making
your land more. productive and your
farm operations more profitable 1t GER
direction. congratulate you on raising
1875 bushels or corn per acre This was
difficult year in which to raise a good
crop and you certainly did well to secure
SO large yield. You should not be dis
couraged by the fact that other boys Sc
cured larger yields, Put forth greater
effort next year to prepare and cultivate
your crop to better advantage and see II
you cannot increase your yield. I am
satisfied you can do this by carefully
reading and, studying the best bulletin
you can secure. and by writing to us for
information and advice from time to
time. If you could take the short course
which is in progress at the college from
January to 49, you would secure fund
of information which would be invaluable
to you, not only I'm the growth of corn,
but all other crops. 1t would not cost
you much to take the course and it would
pay you well to make any reasonable sac
rifice to get the knowledge which this
course will place at your command.
SWEET POTATOES FOR MICH
COWS.
]. W. F., Vienna, Ca. writes: would
be glad to have your advice about feed
ing sweet potatoes to milch cows. gave
mine a few each meal with meal and
hulis and for few millSings the milk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
SIeet il Hz.3ersham

CLARKESvILLE. Ca, Dec H-Heb-
ersham county was visited yesterday with
a heavy sleet from which 1t Is feared
that timber and telephone and telegraph
wires viii be greatly damaged.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

able plant food the first year. After the
first year it would probably not be nee
essary to use so much of the grouns
rock. AS already stated. the whole
question is still debatable one, and
where quick returns are desired, am
of 1.-THE opinion that the treated rock
will give the best results. AS we In
stitute rotation systems, plow our lands
deeper and prepare them better, prob
ably ground rock will occupy more
commanding position in the economic
Fertilization of our land. We hope by
next fail to have data which will be
more reliable and serviceable than any
yet available in so far as the writer
knows.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

increased. but in two or three days the
milk flow fell off over half
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
FERT1LIzING COTTON AND CORN
AT.AnAAFA


]. c. B., Marion Junction, Ala, writes:
Will you please give nae your advice as
to the best method of preparation and
what commercial fertilizers are best
adapted to both cotton and corn on the
following grades of land: Red post oak
prairie land classified as Houston Clay.
When wet this land is very plastic and
sticky, and when very dry 1T cracks
badly but disintegrates with the first
good rain. After the first fall rains the
subsoil becomes very sticky, also have
some black waxy prairie land known as
Houston black clay. This land is very
tough and waxy when dry, and 1t is al
most impossible for three good mules TO
pull a small subsoil eight inches deep.
1t pulverizes with few good breezes,
however. Would like to know how to
manage and fertilize these lands. have
found nitrate of soda to be good for
both, and there are some who claim
that potash and phosphate will not pay
on either.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

The land to which you refer schouid
be broken when in the best condition
for blowing. To turn land when wet
or when water is running In the fur
row Is a mistake You can not hope
To raise good crops under these con-
ditions, for where this practice Is fol-
lowed, the subsoil is sealed UP, as 1t
were, making the soil almost imper-
vious, and air, water and the roots of
IT, 1t will not pay you to subsoil heavy
clay when the subsoil is wet. 1t is on
this account that subsoiling is gener-
ally advised for the fall of the year,
as the soil at that time is more likely
TO be dry and in good condition to a
depth of 10 to Is inches than at any
other season of the year. This lana
should be broken eight to ten inches deep
as soon as possible, and If the lower
soil is in good condition break 1t up
with a subsoil plow. Then apply lime
at the rate of not less than one ton
per acre, using the caustic form, as
this soil needs its physical characters
improved. You should arrange to ro-
tate your land and to plow under green
crops, for you can not secure the best
results on a heavy, sticky clay until
some vegetable matter has been accu-
INFLATED, and enough lime added to i'm
prove its physical condition. On this
soil you will probably find an 1928 an
excellent formula to use on corn and
cotton. the idea being that you will APP
ply nitrate of soda at the rate of $50 to
200 pounds as a top dressing at the
proper time.
On your black waxy prairie soil you
will also probably find lime helpful. and
certainly there can not be a super
abundance of vegetable matter in the
soil. or it's physical condition would be
better than appears to be from the de-
scription given in your letter. This soil
should be broken to a depth Of eight
or ten inches. You will find the Spald-
ing deep filling machine an excellent
implement to use for this purpose You
should not attempt to deepen your soil
too quickly, as 1t is too great strain
on the mules and implements. but deep
ening little each year will soon make
II possible to break it to a considerable
depth with relative ease. We have
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26
SWEET POTATOES FOR MITCH
COWS

]. w. F.. Vienna, Ca, writes: would
be glad to have your advice about feed
ing sweet potatoes to milch cows. gave
mine a few each meal with meal and
hulis and for few milkings the milk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

department furnish Information
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-26

AND THE EIGHT TWo-YEAR-oLD GRAPE VINES
TO YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE AND IN PER-
Feet CONDITION ON RECEIPT
OF REMITTANCE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
at bile iese til Sotnong-1neb beres
&anoel. Ser bar pRret 5oreipergs.

at bile iege til Soinomg 1neb beres
&anoel. Ser bar preret 5oreipergs.
Ter ira flere 6anite .Gorretnings.
meno pao set ii6ite; leg fan fun ipa-
;rr!e, 0em, at beriom &olonien tribes,
iom leg baober o9 tror, iaa 1fal Ser
NOT blipe @anoel ser. On amerifanjf
far u6talt 9nitet ON at
fiebe en- SOB al %, men bar facet
bet Soar, at hi fun iolgte til Gon=
ifere.
s(lle, ser far let @lobicm, ri bar
balgt til ung0omsifolen,. bar ipntes,
oct bar ct imuft Steo; o%offillige far
iogt, Der pil6e Sc gierne Dope 5 elle1
10 @cres at 30 poo. 9ctte Mreal,
imellem 800 og 400 glcreS, er life
lagt u6 / 2o6oer en0nl,, men ri pe,1=
ter at foa bette Mrbej6e giort / 6or-
oaret.
8eiret ct gunltigt for Morfarbej=
oct n41, og 6armerne bar traplt pao
Sonata @ancbo. Despprre obertoQ
III Goblet iao ient, at ri life fl,noe
faa ioo nar alt set nioIgte 9ano
leiet l10 iaar; men en- flor Del al
set faar hi ga 6prfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

rer. % onod ailbeber. Gettc pi
ite bells neo at mango Stillinger ION
Glerfs o. SCI. bill blipe felt opbepe'
Sc, bels beo at flere 8oiter. ifol Re-
tie,1es al enfelte &erioner, bpor oe1
tioIieere bar flere ONT bent.
Mngaaen6e De Op9aber, iom gel
pentes al aoneresien at. ,lsie / sen
begpnote Gfstraiamling, er ser fbri1
% fre1nneit, iom for nebnt, @eci'
procitets=O nerensfomiten meo Como
ga, FAINT en- alminoelig &ol6lobgin'
ming og 9obe peoreren6e @egierings'
Saotegterne. Gerneit ifal Somtlin'
gen outage Sp6rgsmaalet ONT bret
te &al9 af 6orbunoslenatorer. en-
Sag, for bbilfen Ser ,toel1 Spipl ct
ltGrf Stemning blanot @efplfri11'
ge1, hpao Ser fremgoor al Sc ltoto=
lelicr ser forcligger fra Sc forfiel-
lige Stots 2egislatllrer. @l1opiocre
pcnts or I, ,nf6rli9 9opgiunina o11-
aoocnoe Sffenliggiprelie al @iorag
til &agncfonocne for Sc fprlfjel-
lige &articr, iaa pel fpr ionu efter
Sc offerlige &ola. SmlGgning al
&algfreole til &eprni entontbulet /
@erbolo til Sen iiolte 6plfetGlling
blipcr %ligeleoes cit Sag, ser f%o1traer
tprnr1cr til Mfgisrelle neo GfStra=
iamlingeu. Gen al YrGiioeat Saft
uunialeoc % 6eproreoe lt1oerlpgelle
al Nrheislnoa6erne / sc forificlli9e
Megierings 9cpartenicnter, mco @c=
iporelier pea ale Smroaoer, 1loe
at Ser for Gepartcn1enterncs Mr6cjoS=
cprc fprminolfc:, nil fon1n1c til at
CIT life ringe Sio / Somlin= !
gen. 0g Spurasu1oalet ON StatS=
TOR Tr1Spl1d pg Nen
Merieo, ioua sem liolte &pn1rcSiam=
ing life fit of1iprt, pil foa lin Mf=
/ oennc Somlimg. @por
anaporia Gfstralamlingen pil blipe
u Ser intet Mennclfe Ser amer, men.
,el1 pil nnppe 6lipc al fort &arig=,
,eo, % iaa piot MON fan for toa al
.1otalelier fra Sc oen1ofrotiife 9eoere
II Ser for @,1iets &ebfonmcn6e bcl-
er ingen Sro,g til @altpGrf for at
om111e bjem. 9angt %inorere pnife set
1pe 6lcrtal at ui9tte Meforo" nl1,
" set enganq far facet Spilcrne /
oaol16en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
6ptarr laa .: h4ttlt ,1s II q : =. !.
Rttfr1; B|r11gtr,n 1T ri til ]#rnttr.

Set bill bore peltou,mnent gpt for 9ps=
pepfia= 9ioenbe at bsre ON ct Miooel iom tf=
ter Suinbers Menins unoer @aranti abio=
Tut bclbreoer llforosielisbeo os allie etass
Mapelioelier. MiDlet ct ST.. @albtpelIs
eDrup 4epiin.
@i tienber alle ben rene Yepfins @erbi
for Torosielien. eet til bette nosle ierlist
latserenoe 8eitanorele % man faar ct /
eanobeo bibunberlist miooel. Mr. s. 8'
Mortbp / Goriptbe, Ga, bar iaa ansreben,
at ban enbos lite tunoe npoe eller foropie
% efter mango Nars @bsen
fanbt ban 9elbreoetie i ST.. Galbue1ls Gp=
rup 4epiin. Mr. @uop &asner i Moline,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

ST., bar i famine Containing. suaore=
Der andre bill sierne oftesse 8ionesbDrb.
Sen er ct s%aranteret mliooel imoS 'rtforz
ob}elisbeo, Mabes pg 2eucripse, @ooeopine
Maoesas. os 1isnenoe 2ioelier. On SLATE
fan faas / etboert s(potbet for SO Gents ell
ler 81, men bpis man fsrt pniter at prspe
ben ienber man Noresien til ST.. %. 81.
ealoiuell, $50 .Galopen Building, Monti=
cello, Sill, os ban bill ienbe Ct, fri 9rboe=
tlaFe til Sem. Sc bill iuart inorbuame, at
BE bar funoet noset til at %eritatte @alte,
&ensntnssmioler, Nanoeprcts z9arfume %
anore naiolertioise @jelpemioler. Syrup
pepfia stoer baris 5elbreoelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

Set npe @omislionsitpre /
Sort 9o6ge far Sen 1. Mpril oberta-
get .8pens Mfferer. Set nplig of-
bolote @alg bop6e felgenoe l1ofalo:
Sobn S. Gor6, Mapor; 6. $. Smitb
og '6ranf %. Collins, Meolemmer
at &aa0et. Smitb er oct eneite
Meolem at forrige 8proao.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
IKE

Deres Barn Tandvmrks-Pulver lindrende
Strip eller sovedraaber. saadanne sa.
ger indeholder opiater. De er nasten al.
It'd skadelige. Rens nd ondet It'll Roden
med Kickapoo Worm Killer, Diet milde,
trygge, affsrende, systemrensende, lever
stimulerende og almindelige helbredsop.
byggende Middel for Born. Pris use;
solgt i ethvert Apothek.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Sangerfdroen.

&igbenDapns ltniperiitet bor poet
St,0enteri a,gforeningel1s Mn1erifa=
fGr0 i'm Stptte peo at %tilltifle Sang=
toreuingen ear poa @ngelif o%ffattet
ltotolell e, Ser / Sperl rtteli e lpoe
laule0es:
u&jebenbapns l~tniperlitet til(aoer
Jig at uotrpffe lin parmeite Spn1pa=
tbi % Snteresie for Sen 9lmerifo=
fer0, JON Ben oonife Stlroenteriong=
forel1ing far planlagt.
Gen oonife Stltoenteriungforenil1g
6eltaar al &anoioater % Stl1oeater
fra &iobenbapns %ltnipcrlitet ng er til
Staoigbeo fnpttet til bettc pes Sen
m1iifallfe Msliltance, Sen poer peo
ale Timber iitetets Setter. Moar
Sangforeuinge1 iii far plal1lngt Ell
SIR til Nmerifa, for sen baft for
ifjellige 6ormaa( for Eie. 6or Set
fprlte bill sen giue Ct an;erifunlf Hl1=
blifl!m 2eiligbeo til at 6pre oanlfc
Sange, 0ern0l it pi( Sen gipe Sc ool,=
ife Mfo0emifere Mogong til at gjbre
Jig 6efjenbt u1e0 mlierifoulf c Tor
bol6, % liolt - men life mil1ojt -
bill Sen 6ringe bore 9on0smGn0 / Set
fjerne &elten cit @illen / Song fra
set gornle 9ono. &lnnoc bette Moal
raoS, piloe Sl1re1 blipe al ltor &C.
tp0nil1g for Dor rationale au(tur.
Eaa llniperlitetets @egne piloe
jog oerfo r gjernc a%n6cfole Songerne
pao Set parmelte til olle ltniperlite=
ter ogltniperiitetsfrcb ie, inm Sc maot=
te fon1n1e / @ergring mes / s(li1erifo,
iaa pe( iom til olle Mut6oriteter og
pripote, 6pis Stptte maotte bore al
Setgoning for acknowledgements lpf>
felige lloferelie.
&r. @rslep,
+. q. rector uniperlitatis"
Genne Sfripelie ct element uMs=
iocioteo &rels" ii ienbt til sen or1c=
rifonl lie Eresle, og f(ere @(ooe far
offenliggiort sen.
S Mem Dorf bolotcs forlebeu ct
Meoe, / bpilfet &epreientontcr for
21 0anlfe 6oreninger, eli ,1orif og to
ipetlfe sungforeninger oeltog, o,1=
gaoen0e @o0tagelien al stuoenter-
1angerne. @ele 6oriamlin9en fon=
ftitl1ereoe Jig joni en- flor aomite, mes
@cfarot 9. gifeien iom Dormono.
@eorg @irfegaar6 lom &asierer og
80. &enningien iom sefreter, iamt
5 &icepreii0ep1ter og 3 9Gres=&ice=
p%reii0e1tcr, for Sen %ipenife, 1orife
og finife Station. Gnopibere baIgtes
en- BILLET og en- @resiefomite. Ser
bleb poa Mgoet fremlat en-. Sonfe,
iom brr6e finoe @fterligning / ollie
De iterre 8per, bbor Sc 8 ifonoina=
biife Soft bor sangforeninger, 11em=
Zig at set pil6e bore fgnt og flor
itilet, ont ifan6inabtife Saneere /
Greater Seem Sort fun6e gipe 6eres
Sangerbreore en-. ierlig &ilien. mar
De fommer / 2an6. Ser bar n1ege11
entbuitasme for Sanfen, Dbis nioe=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Den npe. :repnblifanife 5srer.

-E.
congressman .SSarnes 81. Monn at
Sllinois oil tblipe 2eoer al oct repu=
blifanlfe Minoretal. i &o%ngreSlens
&epr9ientontbus.% / sen fommenoe
SeSlion. 5G2etteE blep forellaaet al
ben tioligere ;Speafer @annon bes
Oct rep>blifanlfe Caucus aManoag
Aften / 8aibington, og Mor1n fit
ollie De ~regul9re Stemmer, lamt
De at "Sniurgenternes" lom bar TIL
lteoe, bpilfet life bar ret mango. &ou
bar tillige Sc republifonlf Me6lenn-
mers &onoioot for Speafer pes 8ol=
get &eprei entantbuiet / Mon0aqs,
oo Srlet organiiereoe Jig.
Sfriu otter Hrpucnumc1 paa bette
0NH>s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07
Da S%6jo(06org Cleo fat
pQu Aktier.

|ou ouJOtOOVtD UeIO pa
i pau Aktier.
6prfatteren Sobon Sfiolo6org
lon / oetr1e SID er paa 6oreorogs
rejie Der / 2an0et> og iom netop
oisle Gage giGlter Spilling6perne %
Sc ou1lig9enoe oonife aolonier, for.
teller / 6ortalen til anoen ltogup,
al jim Gebutbog IS Sfyggen" fpl.
gelloc ON bporleoes fan fit &erg(
til at lrle for, lou1t ON lit 2ip pg
jim &1nlt:
Seq bar 16 Mar gal1u1el fpn1nlel1
ipg bieun fra min Nloos JONI &o1l=
o%elslGrling l. Mi6e. 9erefter bleu
jeg / &acanlcr fpnititueret JONI co.
rer / min 6p0ebp bele set nelte Nar
og oppebar 0erfor en- 2pn al bolptre=
Sic Morf ON 2agen pao egel1 Soft.
Seq bpeoe 6os mine 6orelore, ser
bar @usmanbsfolf / 2on0sbpel1. Set
bar min 6uoers So1fe, at leg III,
lfllloe bore 2erer, 11el1 mig bar Set
unl,ligt at inoie, bporle6eS 0ctte
ifl1loe gao til, noor ri ingen Hcngc
bapoe.
Smiolertio fjsbte ieg nogle 8pgcr
% begpnote at ltl,oere. Min 6oocr,
Ser o9iao bar Sfon1oger, tilprongeoe
Jig l,oe / &jarocmlaol Slit, tror ieg,
cit Sioli1 for ct Har Stepler og poo
Bette cole Sr1itrlmel1t foretog jeg
iom SEN poroen0e airfeio1ger Sc fpr-
ite, %gruionnme Ioripg / Muiif.
Ser bar foriaapiot Gang / eager
lie. Men = Moret LIS l1o, berneb
&pnititl,tionea, % bpoo ioo?. @por
lfl1l0e Eel1gene fpntlllc fra til at gao
paa Semimnariet for?
Saa bar set, set begpnote. Gu
Gag iagoc min Sober til mig, at ica
if,ioe gao lis til EFT Sagfprer / Sbi-
lteo ug bliue lipsiorIifret for 1000.
SIR. Gagen efter at jeg bar fon1ller1
Diem mes Noliccn, blep jeg lat til
SfrIpetpjet; jog lfulbe ulutte Up"
poa Eapiret, pg min Sober, ser gif
frcm og tilboac nper @l,lpet oe trof
/ lit sfGg, fan piloe voiftere". Get
Ser lfuloe fremitilles bar i,1tet mil1=
bre ems cit Snobp0elie til en- Mftie=
tcgl1ing / min 6rentio ii Mftter poa
25 og so 8roner). Son Sifferbeo
/ Sitfeloe al Gposfalo itilleoes
9ipsfprlifringen, pa s(ftierne ifl,toe
iepriat til6nge6etoles eiter cnbt Stl1=
6ering, l1oor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TIL
los Set. - Set bar 10 ISIS, Ell
&erio0e, bpor mango Slogs Nftic-
lellfober blomltreoe, % set luie0e
Soft ON 2rerne mes Nftier fer pA
glitter Ser.
Sc fan tro, at Ser Sen Sag / set
lille @us / 2slps bleb gronifet og
g%run0et, ltreget oper % tenft ou1,
ilroen Gofumentet lao ferbigt / iir=
Zig Sfjbnifrift; jeg ler e1on1, 9r6et
rSSl10bpoelie" orange ODER set mes
mUgtige 8ogltaper.
Meo bette s(ftltpffe / 2ommen till
ligemeo 6oriifringspolicen og Mnbe=
faling ira 8ralt % 9nrer gior6e jeg
mig reiief9r6ig.
so, min 9re,1g, I'LL fol1 gu 10
prbpe, ON ser er 11ogen, Scr pil 1oo=
lie Gig &enge poo oet!" iogoe min
6ooer, ga leg CIT oei(ig @eltmorgen
gop mig paa &o10ring.
8lon0t sen pelpillige 8%efolfning /
min @iemltapn git Mftietegningen
Itrpgenbe, iaa paa ct &ar Gage bar
init Spbol6 poa geminoriet iifret
set fgrite Mors Sis.
3erefter forlaeoe jee min @irf-
lon1beo pioen ON, boor leg life bar
fjenot. Seq fom nteo / mango NOR
lomn1e Optrin, n1e0te n1egen 8elpilie
men ofte blep ieg ielpfelgeIig ogioo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-07

re- %ltofbrelie imiolertio pil afbenge
al Sc forfiellige Sangforeninger,
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Arizona republican., 1911-12-20
FOR SAlE-IANDS


 CHANDLER RANCH LANDS-Ffn- est body of land in the west; 1S.OO0 acres. under Roosevelt dam distributing canals. Call Phoenix office and learn of lands adjoining Chandler townsite: SlOO per acre. payable ten years. 6 pcr cent interest. MESA IMPROVEMENT CO, No. West Adams St, Phoenix. AriZ. if SO ACRES all leveled. bordered and seeded to grain. Biggest snap in the valley. Rich soil and "A" water. All assessment paid to date WIFI give good terms. owner in hard luck and m need of moncy-for this reason this lew price. Land across the road can lot be had for less than $30000 per acre. This is offered for few days only at sli5.0O Exclusively at this office. Dick Erdmans. I2-i4 North First St. If
Arizona republican., 1911-12-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate o' Granville Na!com d, ccaS,d
 Notice is hereby given by th" under annexed of the estate or Granville MaIcom deceased. to the creditors 0t and all persons having claims against inc said deceased, tr exhibit them. with th" necessary vouchers. within ten months after the first publication O. this notice to the said adminis- trator with the will annexed at th" law office of LysanGer Cassidy iE the Creighton Building in Phoenix Arizona. the same being the place for tho transaction of the business of
Arizona republican., 1911-12-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. U =
 Land office at Phoenix, AriZ.
 Dee. II. 1911.
 Notice k hereby given that Denis Sheridan of Phoenix. Ariz.. who on September 23. 1904. made Homestead entry No. O$102. for Lot 1. NEil NWll, Nis NE 1-4. Section l9, town ship IN. range 1E. C. and < R meridian. has filed notice of intcu- ton to make final fivc-year proof. C" establish claim to the land above described. before the Register aud Receiver "f the U. =. Land Office at Phoenix. Ariz. on the 10th Gay of January, 1912 Claimant names as witnesses. Landon C. Haynes. John sargent. Alfred Champion. Abraham Haynes. JII of Phoenix. Nriz
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Arizona republican., 1911-12-20
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