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Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-03
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
 OF YAVAPAI COUNTY. ARIZONA.

Prescott, Arizona December 9, 1914 4 %,,I- ~ % Beehs ha Clerk "''" Stephens 0"1' "''" Member Fred warrant $2S suies: A Rogers and P T snider Highway Contract s67l4so surey Frank cao road ccrti6catc $525o suret J. A. Pitts and Keller Hospital Jail Mess $500 A. E W Gibcr-ost pay $50 Lacy Nc E. BaeyLost slO suretcs C. B. Bosworth M E. A. C. Jones-Noay Public 5000 sureties: E H. Mary Ward I, Wheeruce Peace 5000 suretics Fidelity Dfpot I G2mP1Y SsmB5o!f 0f afyIand ynt m sure Cutler and
 E Mcswiggin-Noary 5000 Surety: Fidelity Deposit George W IiancJusc Camp Verde $OOo surete cha H. MeIsneJustce of the Peace Prescott 5000 Surety Joseph Young2Sherif $oOOO s"y L. Fidelity Guaranty Co., Wm Fitzgerald Constable Pvesco, $OOa sureties: Cha5 H. C. E. Gentry-County Assessor Surety Fidelity & Edward Alexander Rogerscouny Treasurer sOoOoo U S. Patrick " osuSaa Attorney @ Surety: t. S. Fidelity F Baldwjustce Junction. $lOoO Surety compsny of &e| 9o 0" Junction. S Surety Mark3uice Peace King $oOO Surety: T. H. CaTmeJnstiee segman Ameri Oie Congress Junction. 5000 w Thomas Thompson Mayer 5000 James j. Constable King $loOo R. and Joe cookSConab $OO Mck1e and m Curtis Mecounty Superintendent of Schools 5000 Surety
 
 FagCle of Superior Court $5oo Surety Fidelity Deposit Colwei-County Recorder $OOO Surety: Fidelity John SpeerConstable Camp Sureties H. Wing
 GamPbeconstable segman 5000 suies: Chas C. Keeler The following upon payment ordered drawn the Expense Fund.- ow No To Drawn Account Amount 2692 2 J. D. Bchuncas half Dec salary Superintendent of 2s93 33 J, Bsthane Dec salary a 294 34 l. Wissast R haf Dec salary Steward Co., Hospital 90 595 5 ep OPnas ha D G salary oG0 Toumy E l9Pa '' 260 salary Farmer Hospital 2OOO
 County Recorder '~ Del 2@--y ~"r 1O5OOI 2699 349 E. A. McSwgginLas half Dec salary Chief Deputy
 Recorder 625O salary, 20 4S w. OSulNanLast half Dec salary County Attorney 10000
 Assistant County Attorney 9@-@y anu 785o
 County Assessor - ~ - - w - lO3 50 27O4 Genry-Last salary Deputy 625O 2705 34S5 F. w. StepenLa half Dec salary Ranger Deputy 37 27O6 Rogeast salary-Couny 1O4 IS 2zW 3487 j. Keohaneast half Dec salary Deputy Treasurer 75O 2lO 3490 N Norwood-Cerk hire Supervisors office Last half
 salary Clerk of Board ~ -..-o@- - --19. -@- 10000
 Commissioner - w ~ - - 25OO 274 3494 Chas. H. McLane, assg
 salary J. of P, Prescott --------- 75OO
 Clerk of Superior Court - ---- -y 10000 27l6 3496 James " Farley, Bank ArizonaLast half
 salary, Deputy Clerk Of Superior Court 5000 27H 34G j. H. DrewLa half Dec salary, Janitor 5000 27l8 349S w. Townsend-Las salary 27l9 3499 A. CckhankLat half Plaza Health and Registrar Vital Statstics 5000 27 35Ol Cha C. KeeerLast half Dec salary Sheriff 6666
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-03

2601 33Sl William Stephens Prescott National BankF
 half Dec. salary Chairman Board of Supervisors 2690 4S0 Alonzo Mason-Last half Nov salary Supervisor 2el 45l Alonzo Mason-Frs half Dec salary, Supervisor
Weekly journal-miner., 1915-02-03
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 NANAPAL COUNTY. ARIZONA

Prescott, Arizona. December 3 Board on Thursday, December 3l 1914 9 o'clock M. Present. Aonzo Mason, Acting Chairman w. Member; K T. Beche, Clerk. Mir made Acting Chairman
 
  with the balance
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20
dts Faith That Counts, You Know"

dts Faith That Counts, You Know"
pers, which was apt to bring down
the attentions of the police, but by
means of handbiIls, and by letters adj
dressed to persons whom she had
learned through underground chan
nels to be spiritualistically inclined.
AS a result there was fairly full
house at a dollar apiece, among the
audience being old Mr. Karpen.
Watching. him narrowly out of the
corner of her eye Madame Ida de-
cided that the Old'lawyeT could be
worked" as easily as the rest,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20

- =
BY G. w. Masters
Business is mighty slow, Prof /
Nahum" said Madame Ida the me-
dunn, to the latest, satellite whom
she had picked up in the course Of
her journeys up and down the length
and breadth of the land.
''They might be BETTER" admitted
the professor, glOOmily.
Madame Ida, driven out of Iowa
and at her wits end, had considered
herself fortunate in securing the serv-
ices of the starving young man who
had agreed to work for ner on the
basis of a division of the receipts in
stead of on salary. They had had
quite a successful tour IN Ohio, stop
ping for day and night at the
little country villages, where the gull
lible are just as numerous as they
ever were. in spite of education.
Queer business, amt it, profess
sor?" soIilioqUized Madame Ida. But
lord, all business is a graft. It's a
respectable one and it don't do no
harm and does do lot of good, that's
what I say. At least, it makes some
folks think they are seeing the spirits
of their beloved dead, and even if
they amt sure that it's true it helps.
That's what l say-it helps. Never
had no folks of your own, did you,
professor?"
Not since was a boy" answered
the professor glOOmily.
well, listen now" said Madame
Ida. There's a rich old guy in this |
place that's crazy on spirits. I got a |
line on him and I've sent him an adj
veTtisement Of tOnight's meeting. He !
ought to be good for fifty if we can
work him right. Had a son who run
away and was wild, or something of |
the sort, and he's got the idea that |
he's in the summer land and thinks |
he didn't treat him square. Work the !
game for all it's worth tonight, pro-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-20

We might manage to stay over few
days and perhaps give him private
settings. Shrewd old fellow he is, too,
they say, in the law. But, lord, that's
the kind we catch the easiest. So
work him, professor"
81 will" muttered the professor,
rising and going into the cabinet,
which was set with the accessories
for the seance.
Madame Ida had advertised ex-
tensively, not through the newspa-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
CLOSE CARLSBAD
SCHOOLS FOR
ALL WEEK
Carlsbad Board Of Education
Anxious That Every Teach.
er Shall Attend State Con-
vention in This City.

Carlsbad. g. NJ. Noy. A-Tne CarIs-
bad schools VIII be- clotcd during
Thanksgiving wees on order of he
local school board This is done "a
give all ne teachers Boo the schools
here opportunity TO attend the cone
vcation OF the New McNico Teachers.
association which viii bc hello 90 Al
bupucrquc.
Indications are that the Pcco- wall
Icy Will send a bis delegation to the
convention. Tho SANTA Fo railway
has grantcd the very los rate of one
fare for tho round trip This cuut.
tcsy viii help 20 inrrcuse az attend
nee at he convention from the east
side % the state.
% may oc said in passing tna, these
convention. of the New Mexico teach
cis surpuss in importance. even the
STATE fair. 90 the future development
of the state. Sew Mexico b. Wuki1s
up 90 the necessity eff getting together
Do is O. bis state. 70 Huf rr,l. variety
OF climate surface. and r]c.1urcos. u
has 70 won Iorful history 70 Is really
the only stat" .n the uniua tha' has
t history that Reaches beyond Cd,
coming of ft white mon. % .s tho
meeting place of tho Latin and Amer
lean Civilizations
Tho tolrhrfs of the state largely
determine tHe direction u. th, in-
s'ru, .u. boo home -rurrIph, aud home
hI.'ur. ON them really depends .hc
uufE Goo .u.tlll patriotism tur the state
NvN Mexico stuI depends FOO 70 great
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
GRANT COUNTY TAX
LEVY GUT DOWN
TWO MILLS
Director of State Taxpayers
Association Meets With
Commissioners in Confer.
ence on Levies.

silver cts. g.. NJ. Nuy. G-Thc
commissioner Of Grant county meet
iuE here TINS week. effected q rcdu'-
tiuu ut two mills BOZ the tax levy for
1913. the most important saving chat
has been made ,ur taxpayers bon this
county Tor years 4. H. James, dl-
rector of the State T~aNpay,r-' assoc
citation met with the commissioner
and went over the lcyics wiki them
aud with tho county itNlu- official.
aud was able to ofior u number OF
valuable suggestions 10 was shuwn
that Increased assessment Tor the
chino copper company ul about
g. 600 600 and raises made ON 1--we
stock brought the cuuui,'s total ,--
sossod valuation up nearly six million
dollars aud with this large increase
the .ommi-siouor- were able Co. see
their way To- reductions m lcyics
which Will save the taxpayers col
Grant county ylosr to 100000 during
the coming year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06

Roswell, n NJ, Nov. 4-Three
hundred wen bred calves were un-
loaded at south Springs. the FIRST sta
ton south. his morning Melville a.
Summers Of the Pecos Valley Invest
mcnt company bought those calves
form Dr. r. +. Doepp and r. f.. Bar
her and will winter them on the big
farm OF his company. There is much
alfalfa and other feed on hand and
plenty OF alfalfa pasture. Mr. SUM
mcrs tried the experiment OF winter
ing cattle with very satisfactory re-
suits last winter Mr.. Summers Is
likely to add TO the herd later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06

Logan, y, NJ. Nov. John Brand
was up before Justice OF the pcao,
Jones Monday, charged with .huotina
az George Hawkins with 70 deadly
weapon with intent 20 KIN The cnurJ
held hat there was not sufficient cy.
idcucc To- bind The defendant over tu
the grand jury go he dismissed IA,
case. The case grew out Of some
trouble that the Brands and Haw-
klus have been having over Hlv.
kius' cattle trcspassiuF and dcstro.
ing feed ON the William Brand targ.
near the German church. Brand was
mp before Justice Fitzner Stturda,
night, charged with shocIug and
manning several head of Huwk,us
cattle. lie was bound over e. IN,
grand jury OF Union county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
MORE FEEDING OF
LIVE STOCK ON
THE PECOS
News From All Parts of State
Emphasizes Rapid Advance
of Feeding Industry in New
Mexico.

kcnna, ~ n. Nov. f-Eiesc n cars
OF cows ana bulls were unloaded here
today IN the lot were 40 wcll-brod
COWS and 20 bulls. The cattle were
bought by McCombs a Howell from
DIR + r. Doepp and n. r. Barber OF
Carlsbad ana came from their ranch
some distance south Of the New Mex
leo line. This Is very GOOD stock. n
may be noted that Kenna has become
an important stock point on the Pecos
slope. As feed h being grown more
generally the range b. supporting
many more cattle through the winter.
Better stock is the order of the day.
The old stock has been moving 10
market for some time and better COWS
and bulls are being shipped In to take
their places.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
ncmIne Mnn In rccdIng Gamc.

Dcmiug, a. NJ, Nov. l.-E ~ COBB
OF this place has bought ti3 head ui
calves in Arizona which were doliv.
cred Co. his ranch near here Tins week
lie Will feed this bunch as "A try-out
and 1t the results prove sati,factor,
viii go into feeding on a more cxteu-
sive scale next year.
James Hiler OF Hillsboro recent,
rounded up some $500 hc1d of outlaw
cdttlc which had been running on IN.
rangc for several years. He sold the
bunch this week to Rankin x Peter
son In the local yards.
Tho Victoria Land and Cattle com
pany are loading uut about $500 hcud
Of one, two and threc-year-old stccrs
at Scpar Tor the compuny's rancho.
at Bakersfield. Cal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
STATE OFFICERS TO
WAIT FOR THEIR PAY

Santa Pc. n NJ. Nu, 6-Nrcurd-
Ing 10 state Auditor sargent there Will
be- q deficit iu the state salary .uud
ON November 30th, when tho last pay.
mcut ut salaries of state officers Tor
the current fiscal year falls due The
exact cNtcut oI the deficit iu the rlI-
any fund will not Dee known uutI Nu-
Nrmbcr taN collections ar, turned 200.
Il probably will be- large. \ portion
of each oihc,r's salary viii bee paid
and ne viii then have 60 accept the
state as Cd debtor until late Ina brcrm-
Der, when further tax returns arc 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
MAESTAS TRACT IN
RIO ARRIBA COUNTY
BRINGS 81 AN ACRE

Santa Zee, s. NJ. Nov Eff "a
forced sllo here Yesterday az thu
county court house can Doe taken las Ju
indication Sew McXiyu rru2iue hand
values are tuu higb IN, Nlc.t.s
tract was sold ny special Master g. a.
Johuatur. under 10 court order Is5-
dog Fyrrlu uf AhluuIu. HIo ArrIhn
county. holght 10 ut one dollar un
acre The trnot consists of 600 acres
ana forms the scout horn portion of
Ga" Juan Jose LoNato grant. living be.
tween i.ptuolh aud Ahiuu,u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06

n lett available -3iG mills With
In the 5-mill limit for court and spc-
'ial bridge lcyicS ahd for these funds
the following lcyics were made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
-FOUR

Made strictly from New
Mexico wheat. Excellent
for biscuits and pastry.
Use Star Flour and help
your valley grow,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06

This Show is built ON honor, built on the square deal, bu
every dollar Il receives. We want you TO keep this advertiser
see the parade, and SIC these things with your own eyes-sce
sentcd "a single, solitary thing. The S~ells-bloto Shows and Blu
composed of circus. mcnagerie, h%ippodrome and wild west em
under Buffalo Bill himself. The great combination has bous
device mp TO the present time that the ingenuity Of man has
IL renders TO the people everywhere is unsurpassed in court
and efficiency. ARD WE ASSERT THAT WE GIVE THE
FoRMANCE EVER CONCEIVED, BARRING NONE.
II, for any reason. you doubt the magnitude of these two
together; il you viii see the street parade, which is given eve
its length, its character, its quality, its appearance will ind
madc. and we believe II you are urpreJudiccd and unbiased, y
to say that never in your lie before have You seen such a
horses, unusual wild and domestic animals, %tableaux, cages s.
as our presentation offers.
SO III up to you folks If you choose to take this matter SCI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06
Sic R A COUNTY
ALSO REDUCES
TAX LEVY
Changes Made as Suggested by
State Tax Commission Will
Still Produce 5 Per Cent
Over Last Years Income.

Hillsboro. y NJ, Nov. Sierra
county commissioners made their
leyics yesterday after the state tax
commission had suggested d change
in their FIRST proposed levy.
The commissioner mrs. drew up a
list oi all general tax icvict which
were applicable To this county a., the
time The Bursum law took eject.
These with their limits. II any. were
as fulluws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-06

JUN. |H... ..... .|... ..s. a.NN
Adding those two ',,I,- foo tho of o.
cra the total amounts Goo i.C9i mills.
To this was added % mill for the gen
pral school fIuI o.. mills for tho
interest ana 0u- for the yH. Ing fund.
rbicH are uuf covered ny the i-mil
lotg Thus the total county levy will
'o ,Hii mills The amount Geo DE
raised by thIF levy plus special .noui
district lctIcs will pro luce abou, E,
per co7i increase over Tho amount
last year
The commissioners believe that the
court fund and tho special bridge
levy are not included .u the --mil
limitation but rather han take q
chance they included tho same iu tIJt
limit. The current cNpcn ~ levy VIII
enable the county tn pay un "a pur-
sion OF the certificate OF iulcutcdncs
which b. had 60 issue for pat due
salaries because iu previous lcyics
.Hr commissioner had not ma lc ale
luwanco for tho contingency ~ hay
ing to pay salaries out Of the current
expense fund
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

WHEN you want to move your
household goods or piano phone
Thornhili & Co.. satisfaction guaran
iced. Old phone 80. new phone
40. 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
CODDLJNG THE STOMACH.
The So-Calied "Scient!tic' Feeding

The So-Called "Scient!tic" Feeding.
In this goth century of advance
ment people are too apt to listen to
new theories and put into practice
rew-fangled notions of feeding. Not
only do adults follow so-calIed
scientific systems" but they cram
down the mouths OF their children
such scientific soft foods that re-
quire no exercise CT the digestive
organs. and the children are apt
to b .comc fragile and their stomachs
too weak to take in strength giving
food and be able to assimilate IL,
This is dollhouse condition that no
man. woman or child should per
nit The muscles OF the stomach
require exercise just as any other
muscles Of the body; neglect them
with too much ease and inaction aud
you raise dyspeptic. Use a tonic
made of medicinal herbs which Will
stimulate the stomach into greater
activity-a remedy which has stood
the test of public approval for over
forty years, containing no alcohol
or narcotic We refer to Dr. Piercc's
Golden Medical Discovery.
1t arcuses the little muscular
fbres into activity and causes The
gastric juices TO thoroughly mix
With the food you eat, simply be
cause it supplies the stomach with
pure, rich blood. It's weak, i'm
pure blood that causes stomach
weakness. Get good blood through
the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, and you viii have no
more Indigestion.
Sick people are invited to consult
DR.. Pierce by letter, free. All cor
respondence is held as strictly pri-
Vatc and s2credly confidential.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

SEE Mizell, Peters K Co. for IRE.
tornado and automobile Insurance
Only the best companies represent
ed II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
Sl!IlsitI!IVr.

Mr., Culbertsou has just built a
nice new hen house.
Roy North made a business trip 10
WaXahaehie Thursday afternoon
Misses Beck are pracricing their
play three nights out Of he week.
Mrs l.. c. Denton spent the even
.ng With Mrs. r Nj Horton Thurs
LAY.
Guy Horton and Miss Beck went
10 Dallas Saturday to visit some
relatives.
T. j. O'Connor and family from
Dallas spent Sunday in Sterrett with
his sister
W. A. Culbertsan has sold his old
buggy horse. lie will be taken to
the war
Several of the little boys from
Sterrett enjoyed a picture show Mon
day afternoon.
c. j, o'Connor of Dallas spent
Saturday and Sunday at the homo
Of Mr. and Mrs 7. N. Horton.
MIR. r. NJ, Horton went TO the de
pot Saturday morning and found a
bath tub waiting to be taken home.
Some Of the Sterrett people at
tended old folks day at Shiloh sun
day and some OF them went over to
Sardis.
The farmers are rejoicing over
the beautiful sun shine. They are
so anxious to get busy planting cot
ton and blowing corn,
Mr., Kemble has purchased a fine
refrigerator With a thousand doors.
The finest he could find He in
fresh.
Mrs. Tom Hosford entertained the
Storrett Missionary society May l in
her beautiful country home. The
house was very beautifully decorated
with flowers which represented near
~ every one OF natures products.
The program was very Interesting
and we'll rendered. The Juniors as
usual had a good meeting aud each
child showed that they had been
doing some studying along their par
tcular lines, After the business ses,
sion and program the hostess re-
freshed the guests with delicious
sandwiches, crackers. chicken salad
| cream and assorted layer cakes
The society will meet with Mrs. l.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
islature is in session and Governor

islature is in session and Governor
FeTguson has submitted proposal
that there be appropriated million
dollars to supplement the school
fund of small rural districts Ii
would not be out of place TO make
n few observations on the subJec'
Governor Ferguson is the first chlei
executive we have had for many
wears who did not lay too much
stress upon higher education and not
enough on the support OF our COM
mon schools. 1t costs the state
about three hundred dollars peg
annum to instruct a student at lhe
stata university and about seven dol
lars in our public schools. ADou'
forty dollars percapita for the UNI
varsity student and one hundred
dollars per capita for the boy "
girl in the public schools. AL the
there is one Instructor
to every live puplls, III our eoii'io
schools one teacher to every thlrly
or thirty-fiye pupils. That the unit
yersity pupils being older ana al
ready high school graduates before
Matchmaking really need less atten-
tion and fewer instructors than the
o,,ocedarians is a statement need
inc no argument to sustain. AAs
one who reflects upon the subject
is aound to the conclusion that tha'
university bunch which is building
nm one OF the most powerful PoliV'-
cal olegarehies in the state are
rehdlessly squandering great deai
Of money while our common sehoo's
Must blunder along and do the peai
they can with an inadequate nun
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07

BARCLEY CORSETS-Tailored for
style and comfort. and made to the
individual measurements Mrs. G..
e. Nolen, 504 Water street. Phone
S64. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-07
THE PEOPLES FORUM

WANT ADsEnE Gu CHE {, All
. . . . = . : = . 3 Q . . y = . .
= THE WEATHER. =
= Tonight cooler. clear sat y
Q urday fair. Max. s6, min. 10. .
4 Rainfall 20. =
o = = = . o = & . = = . . o = Q .
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Jersey COW. G. A.
French, WaXahachie, route 3. 3Spd
FOR sALE~-Old papers at the
Daily Light Office. Ii
FOR SALE, - llight-inch electric
Fan, Southwestern phone S04 or
1856. 81
FOR SALE.-or trade, auto truck.
}. O. Martin at Parker and Martin s.
tt
FOR SALE-5o country hams at
20 cents per pound. Apply to Coun-
ty Farm upeIintendent. IS
FOR SALE-Throe good mich COWS.
Apply at J. NJ. Huskins, at odom
old barn. AZ pd
FOR SAI.E-OId newspapers, as
long as they last al cents per fo0.
e. f. Owen, at Curlin's Pharmacy
37dh
FOR SALIt-one or both Of our
store buildings on North Rogers
street. viii take long lease ON
same Bayless & Schuster. If
FOR SALE-No matter what you
have for sale let it be known
through this column. It's the cheap
est and quickest way to let the peo-
pie know 1t. tt
WE HAVE a largc stock Of cane
seed, Sudan grass seed, seed oats,
milo maize and all kinds of feed
stuff. Exclusive agents for genuine
Mebane cotton seed See us. Broad
lead & Kennedy, Wayahachie. If
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and
Arthur Mackoy If
{ UMBRELLAS repaired and recov-
cred. Arthur Mackoy, College st. If
SEE Il. n. BARTON for a bargain
n terms and price on houses and
lots. s. W. phone 91S. If
=. NJ. ROCklGTT-Fire and Tornado
Insurance. Room S, Hancock build
Ing. tt
THOROUGHBRED Jersey males for
service. F'eray q Keningham. Old
phone 926. If
TIE DAILY LIGHT viii thank you
tor any personal or local item you
may phone or hand In at the office
highest cash prices
for fat cattle, hogs and calves; also
horses and mules, see J, Nj, Husl<ins.
u Odom's old barn, 49pd
CLIPPING Nov is the time to elini
your horses. My price is $3.50, and
work guaranteed. Jas. A. Holcom6.
81
GINNERS- Before plac-
ing your order for printed matter
consult j. 7. Tucker, job printing,
that's all" tfdh
:. l.. KENNEDY 4 CO.-I7Ire, Tor
lado and Automobile Insurance We
'epresent old line. prompt paying
South Rogers street
Phone 15a. II
II. d. RANKIN. contractor and
builder. Phone Alb. til
0RSETS-Tailored for
style and comfort, and made to the |
individual measurements Mrs c. |
e. Nolen, 504 Water street, Phone
S64. If
SEE Mizell, Peters < Co. for IRE. !
tornado and automobile insurance |
Only the best companies represent,
ed II |
WHEN you want to move your |
household goods or piano phone |
i'hornhili 4 Co.. satisfaction guaran |