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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
POSZukiWanie.

Poszukuje sic Franciszka
Drewek j zony lego Maryan-
ny Drewek Pochodza ze wsi
z parafii Czerskiej.
Maryanna Drewek, pochodzi
z familii kazimierza i Amy
Kowalewskich. Podobno o.
ko}o 80 lat temu wyjechali
do Brazy]ii. Ktteby o mich
slbo O ich dzieciach wiedzial
albo oni sami. prosze zawia-
brata, Maryanny,
J6zefa ~Kowalewskiego
7Q7 E. Wabasha Str,
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Urzadzcie sObie praWdzi-
vie wakacyjna
WYCieCZkG.

"AO SAAAsSOJ JAAS2
WyCieczke.
Pozw6lcie nam dopora6dz
wan uplanowac wasza wy
cieczke. Idzcie do Colorado
Utah, California, Yellowsto-.
ne, National Parku, albo do
wybrzezy p6inocnego Pacifi
ku. Kazda miejscowosc posia
ola odr6zniajace powaby. Mic
ME ma W por6wnaniu do 0.
gromnych g6r, z. kt6rych
wiele pokrytych. jest cd
wiecznym snnegiem, drog'
wysadzane o%lbrzymi,oy drze
wami, przepa6ciste rozpadli.
ny i wzniosle wodospady>
wszystko to sprawia, re pc.
dr6z ma zacb6d pozostaje "
waszej pamieci. Niskie ratv
zwrotne raty konserwacyj-
ne ga teraz W bjegu.~ Dosko.
naia obsfuga ko|ejowa Il
wszye!kich stacyi. 20 bilety
i zupe}ne informacye, zgto
sic sic do agent6w bileto-
wych ko]ei Chicago i North
Western. (Adv)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

IDZCIE W njedziele pc
n;eszporach do hall pod kos
ciofem sw. Stanjsiawa K. ma
popisy Jzieti szkolnych, u
baw;cie sic. Billet kosztuje
tyl1o 35c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Walka 0 wolnosc "
roku 1863.

Taxi tytu} nosi przesliczna ksia-
ika, W ktorej pc raz pierwszy tre-
sciwie a barwnie i z polotem ma
$50 stronach opowiedziano die
je tego bohaterskiego porywu ma
rodu.
Ksiazke zdobi 80 przeslicznych
rycin przedstawiajacych rozmaite
sceny z powstania podobizny je-
go bohaterow.
Wydano ja we Lwowie 4 po-
wodu so rocznicy powstaria, i
outora, FIR. Rawite Gawrohskiego,
odznaczono pierwsza nagrode.
Ksiazka ia, pieknie W pl6tno O.
prawna z wyciSnietym W zlocie
herbem ma wierzchnej okladce,
powinna W lynn roku jubileuszo-
wynn znalesc sic w kazdym domu
polskim.
Kosztuje dolara.
Piszcie zaraz, zalaczajac ,mo-
ney order" albo GEEK pod adre-
sem:
Stanis}aw Osada,
Ills N. Leavivtt str.
Chicago. iii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
POTRZEBA
2 chfopc6w do naszej
drukarni.

w}amywaczy
wdostalo sic W zeszlym ty-
godniu do sk}adu p. R. j..
M~ontgomery,w Weaver gdzie
sic zarazem poczta znajduje.
Ziodzieje rozbili d%ynamitem'
s7afe zeIazna, zabrali $500
dolar6w i umkneIi.
Przez explozye zbudzeni
zostali mieszka6cy, kt6rzy
sic szybko zorganizowali j
pomimo,;2z e byli uzbrojeni j
4 rabusjami zamienili kilka
strza}6w, jednak ci ucjekli.
W}amywacze, jak sic zdaie
wiedzie]i, il W szafie zelaz-.
nej znaidule sic 500 do)ar6w
ola Western Elevator Co., W
Winonie. Dwaj rozbjjali sza
fe a dwaj stall ma stray.
Niezadiugo wybiegli z bu.
dynku Ia tor kolejowy
wskoczyli M ukrad5iona
REGINA kare i zn.kneli. Wy.
mieniono strza|y lecz mkt
ME zostai zraniony. Zawia-
dnmlono tutejsya poljcye,
dotad niema sladu pc
fod1iejach.
DZIECI szkolne dada
i otrzymaja
dyp|omy te, kt6re ukohczy-
Iy 8ma klase, W niedziele pc
nieszporach. Mech tam idzie
kazdy, a przezto FAC heel
dzieci do nauki. Billet kosz-
tuje tylko 35c.
GRZYBKOWA zaraza ia
ka sic pokazala ma jeczmie-
nlu zaniepokoi}a farmer6w
W po}udniowej Minnesocie !
handlarzy zboza. G. P. Har.
lin z departamentu r6lnictwa
" Westinghouse zosta( "a.
wezwany do st. Paul skoro
sic roznios}a wiesc re zarsza
zniszczyfa czwarta Geese zbio7
ru W okolicach St. Paul i
Minneapolis. C. A. Pfeiffer
W towarz, stwie p: Harlin
przybyli tez do Winony
powiat6w ably
sic przekonac o tutejszym
po}ozeniu i znalazli bardzo
male Shady zarazy.
bal experci zatrzymali sic
" st. Charles, Chatfield.
Stockton, Wilson j innych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
60 plsze ks Walter.

Nastepujacy list k'. Walters
wykazuje zaufanie kleru do zDa''
kom'tego wywaru z zidf Cd lat
w,clu wyprdtowany,h " Drs. Pho
ira Gomozo. Ksiadz 6w r1s'e:
;, Wyraiam mole szosere uzDanie
ola lego doskona}ego ocsysciciela
Ka1da uzyta butelka sprawl
la skutek. Rozwa1ajac p~ossczeg6l-
ne wypadki mueze +twlerdsic mad
Awyczajuy skutek " snacsnej ich
llcsble. Ludzie zadaj2 tego 6rod1a
i juz z tego oka.uje sic, co mys)a
70 tenn lekarstwie. il zawsze choe
mice " zspasie Vase ORA. Plotra
Gomozo.':
To ME jest 6roaek sptecsoy.
Dostaniecie tylko u speoyalnyoh -
gentow lub " laboratoryum. Pisz-
Gle: DR.. Peter FahrneY q Sons,
10 IS So. Hoyne Ave-, Chicago,
III. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

w PIATEK O 2:30 mad
ranem, aresztowano tn dw6ch
mfodych ludzi: % letniego
Johna Ward i "a letniego
Henry Lewis, kt6rzy pr6bo.
wall wfama6 sic do salonu
Piotra Erpelding'a, PSI tree
cia vi. ....
Gdy o II godzinie w4asci.
cicl salonu miaf zamiar lokal
zamkna6, dwaj wyzej wspo-
miami znajdowali sic jeszcze
W salonie i musieli wyisc.
Pan Erpelding spostrzegf, ii
pred wyjsciem otworzyli oni
jedno Z tylnych okien, poza-
mykaf on wszystkie drzwi i
okna a sam udaf sic ma pietro
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Z pred lat rs.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawaf "
kazdym numcrze .Wiarusa" najwazniejsze
sprawy og6lne miejscowe.

SO dzieci przystapiio W
Winonie W nledziele, 17go
czerwca, po raz pjerwszy do
stolu Pa6skiego. Ks. pro-
boszcz Byzewski przez ca1y
poprzedni tydzie6 sluchai je
%spowiedzi, a gdy sic zbllzy-
Ia chwila ich najwi4kszego
szczescia, cd o}tarza zyczli-
vie do Mich p%rzem6wi}.
Siostry Notre Dame, choc
tylko rok So u mas, bardzo
wiele zdzia1a}y i zjedna}y SO.
bic wszelkie uznanie.
Towarzystwa katolickie z
Winony ME wzie}y udzia}u
W uroczysto6ci po}ozenia ka.
mienia wegielnego pod nowy
ratusz, W dniu 20 czerwca,
gdyz %ceremonie, pod}ug u
chwa}y Rady powiatowej,
wykona} wielki mistrz ma.
so6ski. w miekcie, gdzie po-
lowe ludno6ci stanowia ka.
tolicy, mieli oni tax dobre
prawo do wykonania tych
ceremonii pod}ug swojego
obrzqdku, jak mascni.
Skutkiem. wiosennej powo-
dzi ma przestrzenj pomiedzy
Winona a Dresbach wszyst-
kie mostly zosta}y zhurzone,
lecz teraz W pospiechu pra-
cuja mad ich naprawa. Pre-
MICA wszedzie tax bujnie ro6-
ME, jak tego ME by!o cd lat
10. K,ochane chinchbugsy
jednakze pewnie i W lynn
roku sic pojawia, DO starych
dosyG lata pc polacb, a jak
tylko Mode sic wy:oja, j
tego roku NIGGA narobic
wiele szkody. Stare cl'inch~
buggy ME So s1kodliwe.
w Minnesota ogromne
role szara6czy spu6c'}y sic
ma pola pod Battle Lake, "
Otter Tail. w innej czesci
tego %powiatu, W poblizu Per-
ham, gdzie jest wiele pol
skich farmer6w, juz pred
kilku dniami pojawi]a sie
szara6cza.
KS. Kolasi6ski W ko1cu
minionego tygodnia powr6'
Gil do Detroit, i opierajac
sic ma 1000 nwiernych" W
brew wolf Biskupa, ia nowo
zamysla objac parafia 6w.
Wojciecha.
Cesarz niemiecki Fryderyk
III, nareszcie, po diugich
cierpieniach umarl W dniu
15go czerwca, 0 godz. ~11stej
pred po}udniem. Ceearz u.
mari ma raka W krtani, kt6-
ry wyzarl dziure tax duza,
ze s:isniona piesc moznaby
W MIA wlozyc.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Najlepsze lekarstwO dla
starsZych.

Starsi meiczysnl i tobiety
czujY wiece] potrsebe lekarstw jak
mfodzi ludzle, lecz must bye pew"
ne j ni.szkodliwe i take co nle
spra~ ia bolu. ORA King'a Nev
Life pigu}ki So nadzwyczaj dobre
ola %starszych, poniewaz dzialaja
eWno / lckko. Cena 25c. Polecane
Lrsez NJ. J. Kowalewsklego, apte-
karsa. (Adv.) 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
i z werandy uwazaf co dalej

l Il WcIdlluy " uoi0
sig stanie.
Gdy policyant Stanis}awski.
oko}o p6fnocy przechodzi}
zau1kiem spostrzeg} dwuch
mezczyzn jak sic szybko cd.
szynkowni oddalilj. Godzine
p6zniej ci dwaj zn6w byli W
zau1ku, a gdy spostrzegli, re
okno kt6re po1niesli byfo
spuszczonc, pr6bowali znisz'
czyc druty i szklanne drzwi
wy}amac, gdy W tenn pan Err
pelding sic poruszy1 i obaj sic
ulotnili. Policyant Stanis}aw-.
ski i Winkels sill "a mimi az
do hotelu Burmeistra z trud-
noscia udafo i'm sic wdostac
do sypialni, gdzie obaj mez-
czyzni lezeli W 16zku W u
braniu. Obuch aresztowano.
Osciadczyli, IL pochodza z
Kanady.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
Ma sprzedaz.

235 akrowa dobra farma;
70 ARROW pod plugiem, pc
stronie wisconsihsklej 3
mile cd Winony. Dobra wo-
da i dobre budynki. Zg}osic
sic do Redakcyi nWiarusa"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19
NajwieceJ dz1eci ma
rObaki.

Wiele matek my6li 10 ich die
ci cierpia ma zspchanie, boil glowy,
nerwowost, csfabienie, gdy tym-
czasem So on, ofiarq ns~jzwytlej"
szej dzieciecej Standardization
Grymaszen'e, chory wyglad, bojaz-
liwost, eie l zgrzytanie
zsbami n'ecxysty oddecb, kolki, se
to w~szystko symphony mice robaki
i ptwinpo sic ds~a al K'ckspoo
Worm K'll'r, }sgodca cuk'erko~
wa p~astylks, kt6rs wy'uguje 'oba-
XII, rtgu'uje wnttrznosci, n~sstraja
system i czyni d,i*ci zdrowem' i
rzczss]iw Kickapoo Worm XII
ller j's, gwara"towsny. U y szyst-
k,vh s~pteksrzy albo przez. prczte.
G.. ia CSC. kickap"o Indian Medi-
cine c., Philadelphia 1 St. Louis.
(AdveTt'se meut.l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-19

MIEJSCOWE

|
w NlEDZlELE Q 4tej 60
dzinie pc po}udniu, odbedzie
sic przedstawienie i popisy
szkofy sw. Stanis}awa
X. W sail parafialnej pod kos
cio4em. Pc p~rzedstawieniu
Prev. ks. Kanonik J. Pa
cho]ski rozda dyplomy ucz-
MON i uczennicom, kt6rzy
uko6czyli 8mq klase.
w ~PONIEDZIAkEK O
9tej po}qczeni zostali dozgon-
nym wezfem mafze6skim W
kosciele sw. Kazimierza Kr.
pan Jan Buszkowiak z Owa-
ton1.;,, Mimi, i parma Anna
Daszkowska, c6rka p. Waw-
rzy6ca i Maryanny Darzkow-
skich z Minnesota City.
Szczesc Boze!
w NlEDZIELE rano, po-
zegna1 sic z tym swiatem 81
]etni Bernard Runke, pc
kr6tkiej tylko chorobie ma re-
ulnatyzm serca. PozostaWia
zone, troje dzieci, rodzic6w,
cztery siostry i dw6ch braci.
Pogrzeb odbyf sic we wtorek
Il kosciofa sw. Kazimierza
Kr. Wieczny odpoczynek
race mu dac Panic!
POCZAWSZY cd 1 lipca,
ME beda listonosze potrzebo-
wall wchodziG ma 2 pietro, a.
by wreczac listy. Mieszkahcy
ma pietrach musza do wyzej
wymienionego czasu na par
terze zawiesi6 skrzynki; talk
gfosi rozporzadzenie nades}a-
lie Z Washingtonu naszemu
poczmistrzowi.
w PRZYSZtA niedziele,
b. m. przystapiq W parafii
Kazimierza Kr. W Vino
ME, dzieci do pierwszej ko-
munii Sw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12

helm and arrived in South Bend
Thursday afternoon. This was Mr..
Arnold's third trip in the past three
years and his return voyage was the
toughest he has experienced.
He sailed June Is, 1912, on the
America and landed at Hamburg.
Making his headquarters at the home
of his brother, Ernest Arnold, in the
village of Gross Niklau near ROchi.Z,
Germany, he has spent the year and a
half in visiting Berlin, Dresden, Leip-
sig, and Hamburg and other cities and
expresses himself as impressed with
the cleanliness of German cities as
compared with those of the United
States, the civil authorities being
much more strict in that respect in
Germany than in this country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12
STOMACH TROUBLES DISAPPEAR.

Stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
weak nerve, lame back and female ills
disappear when Electric Bitters are
used. Thousands of women would
not be without a bottle in their home.
Eliza Pool Of Depew, Okla, writes:
Electric Bitters raised me from bed
Of sickness and suffering and has done
me a world of good. l wish every
suffering woman could use this excel
lent remedy and find out, as / did, just
how good IL is" As IL has helped
thousands of others. it surely will do
the same for you. Every bottle guar
anteed. SOC. and S1.0O. Recommended
nv All Druggists AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12

\ piacky Ugh, ror hI~ If. by I5-yea.-
old Nrfn CliIu~. of ltrre IIaut, lt.
has ended successfully ASS. .t,l o. \t-
lures Creation. tgis boy -ul1 n-- IS. .l-
ing from serious lung tOuOle--is now well
and happy Nern's mother died from
tuberculosis. Shortly after. he began 10
cough and was losing ia weight. well
known physician pronounced his case Sc
rious. The boys condition seemed dss-
perste. Then NATURE = CREATION
But let Nern's grandmother tell the
story In her own words.
My grandson was AFFLICTED for some
time with lung trouble We tried two or
three doctors. and one OF them, the most
prominent, informed me that his condi-
ton was becoming serious. I became
alarmed lady friend spoke 10 me
about Natures Creation. ] got enc bottle
% the medicine, which has worked won
oers. for he Is entirely well and can eat
anything now. Before We got the medi-
cine he could scarcely eat anything
recommend Natures Creation TO every
one who has lung trouble Respectfully.
Mrs. NJ Brown. 500 Lafayette avenue.
Terrs Haute Ind "
II you suffer from hung trouble. tuber-
culoSis. asthma or bronchitis, YOU should
know at once the wonderful results pro-
cuceo by the use OF Natures Creation.
valuable booklet, containing fun informa-
ton. VIII be sent free Of all charges upon
request This booklet also contains photos
and testimonials from local parties Ad-
dress N. l. Haymann. Az State Life
Building. Indianapolis. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12
DEFER POSTAL STRIKE
Men Decide to Postpone Action Until
After Christmas.

LONDON, Dec. 12-There is to be
no general strike Of the 1880 gov
eminent employees in the post, tele-
graph and telephone service during
the Christmas holiday season, but the
grievances of the workers have not
been satisfied ana union leaders
Thursday declared, "the situation is
becoming more acute"
The secretary Of the national COM
mittee on Postol Unions, announced
Thursday night that action on the
strike proposals had been deferred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12

son had said, but that prohibition ''is
an attempt to make a man sober by
law"
The Creator, himself. put temp
tation in the Garden of Eden and it's
been here ever since" concluded Mr..
Barthodl, after saying that the man
he respected was the one whe could
resist temptation. abolish tempta-
ton, why. you'd have TO abolish wo-
men,"
This ended the incident and the
prohibition delegates left the gall
leries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12

poem.
Another plan l call memor'zing
by association. I recall incidents.
paragraphs from a book or CONVEX
sation by associating the subject
with some object such as paintings
or books"
Miss Mccormick is able to repeat
conversations held several years ago,
or read page from a book once and
repeat ii verbatim. Her ability has
been shown in recent test in which
she was able to remember four dis
tinct colors from "a shades OF gray.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 11.-Miss
Elsie Mccormick, sophomore at the
University OF California, has perfect
ed a system for memorizing.
Instructors at the college are in
terested in her method. and say that
her ability to memorize proves the
worth OF her system.
az remember short poems" she
said. shy taking the initial letter of
each verse and forming it into
word. The remembrance Of the word
enables me to remember the entire
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12
EARLY CONVENTION
Republican Club OF Massachusetts
Passes Resolution.

BOSTON Dec. 12.-ResolutiOns
calling upon the republican national
committee to call convention at an
early date FOR the purpose of con-
sidering and readjusting the basis of
membership In future national con-
ventions", were adopted by the exec
utive committee OF khe Republican
club OF Massachusetts, Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12
RETURNS FROM TRIP
TO NATIVE COUNTRY
Journey Across Ocean Was Roughest
Ever Experienced by c.
W. Arnold.

G. w. Arnold. 1925 s. Michigan St.
has returned from his fourth trip TO
the fatherland. He landed in New
York Monday afternoon after a stormy
voyage on the Prince Frederick VIII
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-12

This delightful morning dress is
made OF crepe meteor. 1t is built with.
cut a lining and fastens in simple eff.
ect at one side of the front. Revers
nav be added if desired. The skirt i.
ut in four pieces, and has an inverted
)lait at the back
Pattern No. 5441-Sizes 81, "a, SO
%, 40, a., "a and 90 bust. Size SO re-
luires IA yards 44-inch material.
Price, IS cents.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-23
UNIQUE HOMES
 CHELSEA PLACE
Types from Various Ma tions Being Introduced by the Home Builders into This Very Exclusive Sub division.

A glance through the many pretty resident sections of Phoenix will con vince the sightsecr that the builder of homes has reduced to a science the intricate question of cost and con struction No city ct its size in the country can boast Cf as many new and substantial houses. Seldom are two to be found alike. The architec-
 ure will equal the best construction Of the larger cities. one of the many factors in producing this result is the Home Builders, of which Greene X Gliffin are the agents. The high standard set by this organization. and the many beautiful homes built by tEem in Las Palmas, Chelsea Place and other parts of the city, have all aIded in producing the results noted above The Japanese type of home built by them in Las PaImas and owned by T. w. Shock is the only one Gr it's type in Phoenix and has been much admired by all who have seen it. On WIIetta street, in Chelsea Place, one of the most unique houses ever planned by them is well under Way The architectural style of the house is Egyptian and might be called an Egyptian bungalow. The massive porch piers supporting the main roof bring out this effect in an artistic manner The balance of the exterior conforms to this style in C"ery way. The plan is very com Iact and still every convenience is afforded. The striking feature is the design ot the large living room, large hearth being centrally located with large relieving pIastered arches cn each side. on the right a cosy inglenook leads off the living room,
Arizona republican., 1913-11-23

If lot 23, in block 1, Mount Pleasant addition, from F. L. Perrin to Cor
 nelia A. Munds.
 Tn the vicinity of Peoria, where the Rennitt company is largely Interested. great progress is being made A business lot in Peoria was sold the past week to F. W. Akin, who eX poets to build at once and open a harness shop. The town is making a substantial growth and with the rapid development that is going on in the surrounding ranch district, gives promise of soon being place of some little importance. It has all ready been found necessary to in cease the school room accommoda- tiCns and a store building is being used, pending the building of an eX- tra school building. D. P. Mcintosh who recently purchased the Corwin thirty acres, has just added to his holdings another ten acre tract. and has already commenced it's improve ment. Mir. Mcintosh is in Altaloma less than half mile from the post office of Peoria, and will have one of
Arizona republican., 1913-11-23

sion and twelve more are projected by owners of lots and the owners of the addition. The owners of the property are c. O. Piercey, F. B. Wise and B. w. Getsinger, with headquarters in the real estate of- fices of c. W. Comstock and com pany.
 There were originally 167 lots in this subdivision. But there are now left unsold but about sixty of these lots. Among the houses that are now arranged for to be built are one each for D. Putnam and w T. Smith, both on Grant street; for w. J. Ede and John McGovern on Lincoln street and MT. NeWcomb on sherman. Two houses are now being started in Lin coin street by G. O. Piercey.
 The sub- division is being cleaned up very nicely by the elimination of all waste and rubbish that line the streets, and the streets are being re- graded and surfaced It has building and race restrictions The spirit of Phoenix Beautiful' has taken strong hold on the owners of this sub division as well as in other parts of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1913-11-23
LITTLE TOLLtSON TOWN
 HAS VERY ROSY FUTURE

w. c. Tolleson, one of the best known of the real estate operators in this section is now busily engaged in promoting and improving the new town of TolIeson, situated ten miles west of Phoenix. During the past year he has succeeded in establishing a real live community center there with brick mercantile establishment, postoffice, creamery. blacksmith shop, school house and church and a board of trade.
 Toueson is situated in the very heart of a rich farming district where every agricultural activity is pursued. The district is given over to no speciality in farming, a general following of the science of tilling the soil being the rule. Together with this dairying is becoming one of the principal industries there and several creameries are Iacoted in this vicinity.
 Tolleson enjoys the distinction of being both on the state highway and on the railroad. The surveyed high way to Yuma will be built right through the town, and already the Buckeye railroad runs through it. Its future is considered as very rosy in deed.
Arizona republican., 1913-11-23
REAL ESTATE

room with large built-in buffet and huilt-in window seats. The floors are of oak-bath room floor is of cement; the kitchen has a large Woodstone sink, and a well arranged pantry add tc it's convenience.
 The demand for high grade homes is shown by the ready sale of those completed Dy the Home Builders and plans are being prepared for several more to be built in Chelsea Place.
 Carl Anderson, one of the best known travelling men in the south west, purchased the beautiful new cement pIastered brick on Willetta street. The lot is 75X154 and the house is one of the distinctive type Of Home Builders houses that have been much admired
 The D. w. Nichols house on Central avenue. in Chelsea Place, is almost finished. Adjoining il and on the corner of Center and Winetta, Emil Gang is having plans drawn for d beautiful boulevard home.