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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
For RenJ-Pasture

SHEEP pasture for rent. so acres
feterita in the head. For particularly
address E. f. KELSEY, P. o. Box AS
Gilbert, ArZ, DIP
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
Wanted-Real Estate

WANTED-Lsters on city and
ranch land; we have the buyers. Must
have the stuff. Call and see Palmer
Is S. Center. Phone 4405. am
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Wall paper and paint
store; good location, good reasons for
selling; price what invoice calls for.
Call at 80 South Second Ave. Phone
1924. 12-m
FOR SALE-IIead maize. $4,000 per
ton at field. South Central to Rae
sers Store, two miles east. johnson
Bros. DIP
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
For Sale Miscellaneous

vi OdIC-lLlSC %
~~-~~~~-~~>~>~~~~~~>~ -~.>~~----------~~e~.
FOR SALF-Horse. buggy and bar-
ness. buggy and harness GOOD as now.
sq5.00 105q r WiIIetta II Dr.,
Tz-T7 ~,
good condition. can S \. 3rd AYE.
Phone 1871. as
I70P 81 - 7o,, - : -, = =.
alfalfa hav Phone 1oJ9 90 %
NON -,
lo+. ana ~ ->e" e"V@t1ts' Wis dastc
- NO az ''o''e ''o o.
7-,7,--- !
= ~ Ecl J. gas range set Oh
macbiro set ' or . %UP mTao se%ing
utensils rugs clotbee and o,.oTo ol,,i'7
We want to buy your furniture and
household goods, clothes, shoes and
stoves, call at LIST Ave. and jefferson
or phone 1898. c. H. Price Auction
Co. 12-d
SlLO $5OO-Installed; ) Capital silos
l6X3o' cement floor and foundation.
get your order IN now while they last.
FhoehiN fIahlnS, MIL 7OZ >. lst Ave.
u
FOR SALE-Republic truck run
5000 miles; must sell am leaving
town; also 4-room house and , lots.
! plock from capitol See owner FIRST
ave, ana washington. 12-b
AM ERIC AN BEA UIlES for sale,
Phone 913O. DIP
FOR SALE-Buffet, two burner coal
oil cook stove, with oven. 1920 West
Adams. DIN
RECLAIMED SEED GRAINS. an
kinds Phoenix Flour Mills. Van Buren,
and Ninth SITS II
TEXAS GROWN red rustproof seed
oats. Phoenix Flour Mills. Van Buren
and Ninth SITS IF
FOR SALE-Good toilet. COL East
jefferson. dir
Fuh SAlE-LaWh mower STANLEY
pau pearlhs- FeIIectly new cheap
also Dioycle. MelIili' at ARIZONA L'duh-
" :, 49, 10 1Ill
FOX SALt.-Gas range IN good con-
dlllon. 1913 \. Fourth Ave. dn
KIMBALL PLAYER PIANO and one
gas heater. Call at lightning Delivery
d.
WOOD
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
Auctions

GEO. %. BRISBOIS. chief of police.
viii sell at public auction November %
at the City Hall Plaza. 10 q. m, unless
called for by owners. brown horses
and brown mare; all animals brand
rI. Or
WE ARE NOT having an auction
tH.s week but are buying second hand
goods of every description. We want
tha goods bad enough to pay you the
best prices. Call 1917 and we will come
at once. Taylors Auction House. If
C.. n. PRICE, AUCTIONEER,
PHONE 3093.-My knowledge of the
Dairy Cow, and years of experience
makes me able to give expert service
j ran cash r0ur notes. #
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

POSITION as bookkeeper or ac-
countant; full time or part time, by
man, principal of public schools, thor
oughly competent, nothing too big,
nothing too small; evenings if desired.
Box GIG, Republican. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

FOR EXCHANGE@S20 100000 equity
in 6room house, lot 5oX1J0. at Los
Angeles, for Phoenix city property or
small acreage.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

8 2-3 ACRES. with Two houses, well,
largc shade trees. A" water, for $500
down and So per month. Price s1400.
owner absent 3 miles south. f. r. G.
Hickey. - y. First Ave, d
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
Real Opportunities

90 ACRES. FINE SOIL AND A
WATER. 40 BETTER LOCATION
IN THE VALLEY. ONLY $3.50 AND
EASILY WORTH $3.50 AN ACRE,
EASY TERMS.
160-ACRE ALTA LIZA DAIR Y
RANCH. SPLENDID EQUIPMENT
THROUGHOUT INCLUDING MILK
BARN OF 40 STANCHIONS. EN-
CELLENT SOIL, AND A WATER
PRICE 1890 AN ACRE. WOULD BE
A GENUINE BARGAIN AT $3.50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
For Rent-Land

80 acres for dairy or cotton. years
lease, price reasonable.
Keystone Realty Co, i y. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

FOR SALE-One 1917 Ford touring
car, $4,000, See Owner at Franklin
hotel. DIM
TWO Passenger cars at a bargain
and at liberal terms. A E. Anderson,
119 s. Center Ave If
FOR SALE-Until March LIST, 100
acres of feed, alfalfa and barley; also
% tons first class hay in stack This
feed is y inches high now. Feed lies 5
miles southwest of Phoenix. Call 1853,
Phoenix, or Ed. Pattee, Phone 2SR3
Mesa tt
FOR SALE-Alfalfa hay in stack
and lots of green feed, Y. L. Holmes,
PAS y. First St. Phone 1406 12-b
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
SEE MCDANIEL

FOR SALE
16a acres. all in alfalfa, 1925 per
acre: $4,000 cash, balance easy,
80 acses, all in cotton, $50 per
acre.
100 acres, all in cotton. S175 per acre,
$4,000 cash, balance like rent.
$50 acres. all in cotton; $50 per
acres; terms
4SO acres, all in cotton. See me for
prices and terms.
100 acres all in cotton; $3.50 PEI
acre terms like rent
Y. L. HOLMES
Phone 1906. 24S y. First st.
LIB
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

HELLO-Here is your time for house
cleaning, chimney cleaning, to drive
away the influenza. Paint or kalsomine
your room. Phone S44S. G. II. Haywood
-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
COTTON Leases

so ACRES, so ACRES, 100 ACRES,
100 ACRES. $40 ACRES. ALL GOOD
SOIL AND PRICES RIGHT.
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
CALL on THE
Davie Realty Co.
I26 X. Central. Phone $3.50 II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
MisseI Mar

Why pay 81, $40 for a new Kissel kar
when you can buy one that looks and
runs like new and equipped with cord
tires? Run 1000 miles only. s1.40O.
Call 9S W. Willetta. 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
Macarthur Brothers

Central Ave. and Madison ST.
CAR FOR COTTON SALE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

FOR SALE OR TRADt;-So A. I'm =
pdoved No. l land. A water. and north.
Would take residence up to $4,000. Fine
land for cotton.
% A. close in, ali in barley and i'm
proved. good land $1,000 per acre.
Possession at once. Bargain. See Pal
mer rs So Central al
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26

WANTED-A steady job on ramon.
for two men, would take contract cut
ting maize. Phone 11R11. dn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
Wanted Situation, Male

EXPERIENCED mining and civil en-
gineer wants office position with MN
ing company. Capable of handling all
engineering office work, direct surveys.
etc. Understand bookkeeping. general
office work and assaying. Full infor-
nation on request. w. II. Roberts, Jr.
S3S 3rd St, San Bernardino, Cal. id
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1918-11-26
lL,ultIher lBar@aiag

81 North First Ave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-03

New York. Dec. ..
FLOUR-Firm; spring. and kansa S
lcs5n ITO; winters lo40d1oG5.
WHEAT-Spot steady; No. red :3ia
track New York.
CORN-Spot unsettled; No. 9 yellow
1Go 81 and No white 156 cost and
freight New York.
oATS-spot firmer: standard Si.aS5
~ .th-tirm; mess 4Ssou49oO: family
LARD-Barely steady; middle west
COTTONsEED OIL-Quie,: prime
summer yellow December and Januar5.
2lN; March 2200. all asked.
BUTTER-Firnl; receipts $3.50; cree m
cry higher than extras 69n6gl; creamery
extras. 92 score. GSd6Si; creamery frs 3
Gl.M61; packing stock current make No.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 5co9: fresh gath
cred extras 74l75; fresh gathered regu-
lar packed extra frsts .2M13: 10. trsts
SsdH: state, Pa. and nearby western
hennery whites fine to fancy 93ei96
state, Pa. and nearby hennery browns
1mS DO; gathered browns and mixel
Observation-Disclosures Maine 100 lbs.
2lsM go; Long Island 100 lbs 2lt6l3OO
New York 100 lbs. .2!0n 235; western l0l
2lo: Virginia late crop bbl. l5oQ1s5G: Jer-
Dbl. 500l650.
Steady: Danish per ton
l5c0@gNO; domestic per ton 1o7Gn1C0o
SUGAR-Raw steady: centrifugal
II; ,d refined steady cut ioa. 1850, crush
powdered 800. powdered Ola. line grant
lated and Diamond A 900. CONNECTION
ers 800, No. SS5
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C,;eauo Cattle Market

Chicago, Dec. Q
HOGS--Receipts 5000 Market strong
to cents higher than Saturdays aver
age. Butchers 17s0117s5; light 16S5Ml1G5
packing l6I511745: throwouts l625@1G6O.
Pigs: Good 10 choice 1375dl1550.
CATTLE-keceipts 2S.0U. Native
steers uneveniy strong to so cents high
er. Most advance on in-between kinds.
severa! loads culled from show block
al 200. few head at 2D, western
steers and all butcher cattle closing q
cents higher; calves steady: common
light stockers steady; others and feed
ers strong to q cents higher. Beef cat
tie: Good. choice and prime l54Ou 2oC0;
common and medium 95Oql540 Butcher
stock: Cowa and heifers 65Od9l4 can.
ners and cutters 560G650. Stockers and
feeders: Good. choice and fancy 1C25ap
1925; inferior, common and medium 700GD
1925. Veal calves: Good and choice 17I0
@l750. Western range: Beef steers llzj
Q1s00: cows and heifers S25i1275.
SHEEP-ReceiDts AGO. Market gen.
orally steady. some prime yearlinEs
higher at $3.50. Lambs:' Choice and
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SKETCHES MAINE
BOYS REPORTED
CASUALTY LISTS

Wells Beach, Me.--Mr and Mrs
Henry Hanson have been officially
notified OF the death of their son,
! Henry Leroy Hanson, while in action
in France Oct. 4. He was u private
in Co. 1, 3sth Infantry, Division 4.
He had been In the hospital from
shell shock for some time. He was
q years old.
Auburn. Me.-A telegram was re-
ceived here this afternoon annouuc-
ing that Corp. Carl w. Leadbetter,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Leadbetter.
formerly of this city. now Of Minetto,
| N. Y, has been killed in action In
France. A letter received from him
recently, dated in France. Sept. &c,
was the last word heard directly from
him. At that time he was at the
front. but expected to go to rest
camp in eight or 10 days more. lie
has a brother. Earl Leadbetter, also
| in the service.
| Alfred, Me.--Bertram G. Bracy, son
of B. Frank Bracy. who had just re =
covered from several wounds and gas
| poisoning while with the Railway
Engineers over in France, is now in q
| hospital. after narrow escape from
death when a German shell ex-
pIoded within few feet OF him. He
was taken to the hospital unconscious
from the shock. Several OF his com
panions were killed at the sumo time
Sanford, Me-Officia, notification
has been received to the effect that
Adelard 0. Dupuis Of Sanford. a
member of an infantry regiment. was
killed in action Oct. 8. Dupuis at one
time lived in the Wentworth Park
district, Sanford, but moved away
ard at the time of his going into the
United States service was living in
Manchester. n. II.
Sanford, Me, Nov. 30--Mrs Myrtle
D. Cotton Of 40 Allen street received
a telegram announcing that her hus-
band, Leroy F. Cotton, was killed in
France about July 10. He was called
into service In March, 1913. being as
signed to Camp Green. Charlotte. y.
c. Later he was ordered to New
York. where he embarked for France.
He was 20 years old and was born IN
East Edgecomb, Me. He is survived
by his wife. one child a year old, two
brothers. Fremont OF RockIand, Me.
and Henry Of kennebunk. Me. and
three sisters. Mrs. Frank Richard OF
East Edgecomb. Mrs. Fred Walker
and Mrs. Ashton Hoyte Of East Wa
terboro, Me.
Mrs. John Lebreaux Of 40 Jackson
street. has received a telegram from
the War Department stating that her
son, Mechanic Arthur Lebreaux, In
fantry, is officially reported wounded,
degree undetermined, and returned to
duty. Mrs. Lebreaux received a let
ter from her son Nov. II saying that
he was all right and enclosing cou-
pom for her 70 send him q Christmas
box. He II % years old and enlisted
at Somersworth. n. H., in September,
1917.
Machias. Me-. Dec. Private
Ephraim n. johnson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ephraim N. Johnson. Battery d.
20th Field Artillery. was killed In nc-
ton Sept. -. according 90 . reply to
. eAh1egram from his parents to Paris
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III Eefihcation of Il letter from q Ns-
chias soldier in France dated Oct. IL
which stated that johnson had been
Killed in action. He was "A years old
graduate from Washington State
NORMAN school, had taught school in
hefrFheid. Danforth and other
Maine towns and was principal OF the
neien Hunt Grammar school in OLA
Iown. A brother. Carl johnson. is
9eoman ON the L. $. :. proteus.
n'chiaspoit, Me. Dec. 1--Priyate
-Nnred Aines T'rafton reported died ot
accident or Other causes, Sent. IA. was
20 years old. the son of cant. and
Mrs. john J.. Trafton lie had been
an engineer IN the Bath Iron Works
Tor several years and was in Co. Al
ioota infantry. BESIDES his parents
ne leaves several sisters and broth
eTs' one OF the latter Louis Trafton
peihS IN the Naval Reserve at Boston
\ sister is the wife of Principal Lee
T. Gray OF Portsmouth, N. IL. High
school.
i oIsham, Me, Dec. Arthur
Haindon. Co. il, 30Sd Infa ntry, died or
wounds received in action on Oct.
according to telegram from the
war Department to his father. Al.
phonse Saindon, ii Bridge street ia
"hH, illfate Saindon went overseas
WIN 'he 10Th Division in July. He
worked in tho cloth hall at the Cabot
Cotton Mill and for l6 years PLAYED
III st. Johns Band, the first OF that
organization to make the supreme
sacrifice. ie also belonged to the
Modern Woodmen Of America. RI.
was 81 Wears old and the second OF
tne family to appear in the casualty
is! his brother. Alfred SainJon. 60.
a. lolst Engineers. having been
wounded last spring Two other
ofo'n"fs are also IN the service.
luesdny casualty list contains th,
name OF Private Howard p. Crosby OF
Fairfield. reported wounded. degree
undetermined:
Howard +. Crosby was born IN
Fairfield % years ago. the son OF NJ.
ana Mrs. Albert y. Crosby. lie en-
listed in March. 1917 in Co. II. l0Jd
infantry. He was on guard duty 81
bath, IN training at Augusta and
Westfieid. At Westfieid he WAS trans
ferred TO the Bangor machine gun
company. June s. 1918 he was slight
ly gassed and later on the same day
received n shell shock.
Pembroke. Dec. Our town has been
saddeued twice during the past week.
George Brown received a MESA 20 from
Washington saying that his son. Private
John Brown. was killed in action some
where In France on oct. :. Private
Brown IL the first soldier from our town
TO be killed during the war He was a
young man OF splendid character and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. The sympathy % the community
goes out TO the sorrowipg father. broth
or and sister who survive him. .
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BOXING NOTES

Tuesday evenings program Of the
Armory A. A. at the Boston Arena
will include the following bouts: Dan
Kramer Of the West End. Boston. yer
sus Billy Downs OF Lowell. six
rounds: Mickey Travers Of New Ha-
ven w. Chick suggs OF Newport, r.
l.. six rounds. Johnny Buckley Of
South Boston W.. Charley Bsrgia Of
New Haven. eight rounds; Johnny
Dundee Of New York vs.. Joe yelling.
United States Navy. IL rounds.
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New York Money Market

New York, Dec. ..
Mercantile paper G.
Sterling 60-day bills 4.73s
Commercial Today bills on banks 472l
Commercial so-day bills 4.725, demand
!. 75.. cables 4.76i
Francs. demand : 4G. cables 5.45
Guiidets. demand a. cables 421.
i.'re. demand 6 Sc. tables 6.35
Hnhles, demand 13a, earles IL nominal
Mexican dollars ~.
Government bonds easy.
Railroad bonds easy
Time loans steady: G bid
Call money flrmer; high 6, low 5, rul
ing, rate 5. closing bid d. offered at G.
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b>aton Produce Market

b>bton Produce Market
Boston, Dec. 2.
BEEF-Cnolce whole cattle Z7u&.
BUTTER Northern G6t66s western
Cages.
EHEESE--New York twins 30Np332.
CORNING. 2 yellow i6SMi65.
EEGS-Choite henncry and nearby 20
@S, western tlMS5
HAY--\o. ] grade timothy a4eD:S.
MB--Spring 4M25
POkk-Medium backs 52fO.
SUGAR-tiranuiated, % Dbl. loss, go.
NEAI.--ltM29.
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|(ASS|F|ED A0!
[RATES
|,.rApLE IN ADVANCE

W. Ger 3 times consecutive.
- for 6 tir,es consecutive.
L., insertions pro rata
..y.rtisement taken for less
ar &c.
charges for this class Of
.r.rtising are too small to
,stabIy charge on our books.
FAINT the words in your ad
y ,eud payment with your
dor,
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Central Maine
Power Company

prime 1500nl525: medium and good 1919
CISCO; cuIls 95OQl225 Ewes: Choice and |
prime suo1950; medium and good spyd"U, |
culls 325ai66O.
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Cards. Notices. Etc.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York Dec. 2-President Wilson 3
address be tore Congress was the one
outstanding feature OF today's stock
market. trading cvincing no pronounced
trend prior to the publication of tho
message on the news tickers.
Interest conferred mainly in the Presi.
dents earnest plea for a modification Of
ante-war conditions respecting the rail-
roads and that group made immediate
response, secondary Is well as standard
shares advancing ] to - points after
an early period Of hesitation.
all street chose to interpret this and
other features of the Presidents meg.
sage as strong Indication that the ad-
miristrat.on is in no degree committed
to government ownership Of Transport
tation and utilities. Bankers expressed
themselves in complete accord with the
chief executives views regarding the
importance OF determining without de.
lay OF the tax levies for the next two
years SO as to face the country's do
from the rails the market registered
few changes OF interest. United State,
Steel and kindred issues were steady 10
firm. motors and oils denoted confiic.-
ing speculative interests and coppers
feathers and specialties ended at niixei
gains and losses. Shippings were active
and strong at the beginning, but lost
ground later to the aceompa niment of
camille Marine tonnage to this govern
nent might encounter serious opposi-
ton from British interests. Sales
amounted to ATS 900 shares
The only feature was the activity Of
a few industrial issues In the bonds.
IRE general list easing. Liberty Fourtf,
las continued to sag. breaking to So 90
Total sales. par value. aggregated su,.
$1,000 Old l. 5. bonds were Unchanged
on call.
New York. Dec. 2-President Wilson's
address 10 Congress today, interrreted
IN financial quarters here to Indicate
that the government was not as strong
~ committed as had been thought 10
federal ownership of railroads and utu-
tiles. lei tn an immediate advance in
stock market prices.
The quoted SrlGes Of rails issues rore
2 or points. notably Southern Pacif,e
with q gain of is, Union Pacific al
and New York Central points. Thar
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Found

Wee, WRIST WATCH ON WATER
bur saturday evening. 4. e. Dau
eofe ut Augusta waiting room,
dsc3dSt
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For Sale-Real Estate

.N a, -
vi LOT OF RED OAK STAND
go, me mile from Augusta =. Q. e. l..
|sy,SttSS'.ter' Augusta, Phone 2ls-M.
RENT s-ROOM HOUSE AND
sx. Near mills. Inquire of '. 4.
'Soh' scs West street, .Gardiaer
---- nov2su1w
E,mi .ofFER FOR SALE THE HARRY
osoh place on Kingsbury street. A
! ~ ", Title home well located. Owner
Eni nov NOV. 10 another city. A bargain
nouis sell quickly. The store aiL
~ 81. AZ ~ Fremont street is for sale
stS,.. viii {. Atkins. Patten Block.
e. nov9dtf
No.. LOT ". MORRILL RESI-
kfre, NO lis. north side OF Winthrop
e o. augusta. Name. for sale to set
|aad ss. br'ck house and large lot OF
n os.e5s'rabiy located. Inquire OF a.
ware. Hotel North. Augusta. or
williams. Heal Estate Agent. Cry.
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WALL STREET
Reported BY Havtien, Stone & Co,

ton Stock txc., New YORK Cotton Exs
Chicago, Board OF Trade. Portlanu
Branch Office. $50 Middle 81. New Eng.
land Telephone 1857, 1857
WM r. PORTER, Mgr.
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ONE LIGHT WORK. f4uRsE. GOOD
5sssisRss:: " j. rrssis EST. ssuts
Ten WEEKS OLD Pids. TRED
Knight. Stanley Road. winthrop. -.
NICE PAIR HORSES FIVE IND 5iX
years old, weight 500. all sound, extra
ward +. Goff. r. J, Augusta. decsdiws
NINE ~. RISES. WEIGHING FROM
wv 70 1850, ali acclimated and ready for
business. Several good cab or delivery
williams. Hospital I'd. dscsdst:
At a BARGAIN IF TAkEN SOON, A
t Jersey 1 6uli ssii best Of breeding. and
m ms1snx. right j, in >. er,ssdns form ws and
Wyandotts soeSerel.. N Nay match. large .
comic Farm Winsfow. Ne. aecsdsss
PAIR OF MULES RIGHT OUT OF
hard wort perfectly clever. weight 800
tns. Also very stylish chestnut ko,ss
6 years old; sound, safe for lady To
dry drive; nice driver. wei bred: welsht
S tu1 ls' .,o price Ma ; l. IL L0usss s1r,
DAhSN A1ShGEs, 1IVU, ME- Dh1N En-
safe, sound; $So or best offer. "a Crosby.
dec2dlw'
5 AIREDAI4E 1 MOS. OLD PUPPIES,
sired by kenmore Swivetler, champion
at New Eng. Dog Show. Best Of hunt
ers. watch dogs and children's compan-
H. Merrick. rel. 1913.
8 T 8 WEEK PIGS, CHESTER AND
berksn1re crossed y to 20 ms; 20 to %
nov3od6t
y hOltSE 100. 10 YEARS OLD.
Good roader and worker, smooth and
sound, seated. hard rubber tired can
opy top surry. side curtains. side lights,
outfit for public team. Also sorrei.
yr. old colt, broken good saddle morse.
Also black yr. old mare 100. rine
worker and fair roader. H. J. Mer-
Tel. l6I-S. nov30d6t
BLACK HORSE. 1100. NICE DRIVER,
safe. sound; newly painted buggy, top,
SIDE curtains; harness. Immediate sAis
s1i5. "a Crosby novNdlw'
GOOD SECOND HAND WORK HORSE:
1lc0 lbs. cheap for cash or exchange
for stock. q. b. Thaxter. Gents Hill.
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BAY MARE WEIGHING 1900. sOUND.
Sell for &S5. Box II, Litchfield, Me. IL.
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FLOCK OF Is SHEEP AND LAMBS.
mostly grade Hampshire. Wes,l0ok
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