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Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-02-22
JURORS DRAWN

the Courts OF General oessi h's a'o
Over and TRIMMER and Superior Court
have been drawn by Jury Commission
ers David C. Rose and Robert D. Kemp.
The Court of General Sessions ano oo-
perior Court jurors follow:
First Representative Distfict-Abra-
ham Bacharach, Harry Butler, James
Dougherty and Edward B. Hence
Second-Robert C. Hill, John Moore.
William E. Paulman and George w.
Phillips.
T6ird-James J. Mearns, John A.
Montgomery. Edward Sayers and Clar=
ence M. Wright.
FOURTH Lacnard Crawford. Oscar
Morrison, Elmer A. Serson and L. u.
Wilkinson.
Fifth-Allan H. Alnscow, John II.
Ferris, Walter Mckay and William ID.
Oliver.
Sixth-Wilson T. Smith and Howard
Wilson.
Seventh-Alonzo Newlin and John r.
O'Neal. j..
Eighth--John C. Mitchell and Frank
E. Vote.
Ninth-Clarence D. Grant and Hugh
Morris.
Ten,h-Walter C lrrinder and Charles
S. King.
Eleventh. Gay yIord W. Colt and
James Mcintyre.
Twelfth-Daniel O'Neill and Frank
A. Schunder.
Thirteenth-Daniel Keegan and Ger.
bit Vinyari.
Fourteenth-John Alfree and Edward
Boyd
:. Fifteenth-Arthur h. johnson anc
Samuel E Sweetman.
The fol owing jurors have been drawr
for the Court of Oyer and Terminer:
First Representative District-Lewi'
Maltri,z and George C. Smith.
Second " illiam F. Green and Frank
McVey.
Third-Henry C Downward and Wal
ter W;lfong
Fourth-John A. Clarke and JacOt
Ost-o.
Fifth -rorgan Hicks and Edwar'
MortIock.
S:xth-Benjamin F. Handy and Hsrr.
Simon.
Seventh John Tanning and Hugl
Garrett.
E;ghth-John G. Thompson and Ar
thur S. Whiteman.
Ninth-John E. Egan and John Har
tis.
Tenth Frederick K.ingmyer.
EIeventh-Enos Slack.
Twelfth Harry l.. Gray.
Thirteenth-WiIson l.. Bryan.
i Fourteenth w a''er Gill.
Fifteenth jim l.. Stevenson.
Additional jurors for the Court o
General Sessions and the Superio
Court have been drawn as follows:
First Representative Distinct Wllbu
Smith.
Second David Ridings.
Third-Thomas P. Truman.
Fourth William Forbes.
Fifth-Ford Phillips.
sixth-S Redmond Smith.
Seventh .nn Lewis.
FL. h:h- w alter Carlisle.
Nin.h Them is G. Young.
Teuth-Lewis Bulien.
Eleventh. Clayton sterling.
Twelfth-Phillip E. simmons.
Thirteenth-Edwar T. Pleasanton.
Fourteenth-Mo oses Marshall.
Fifteenth Clifford George.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-02-22
..YE OLDE DEESTRICT SCHULZ"

"Ye Olde Deestrict Schulz" will hold
it's regular session on Friday night.
February 20, 1919, at o'clock. in the
Club House. A full attendance of the
scholars is expected. The friends and
public are invited to come and enjoy
this entertainment with the young
folks General admission. 25 cents; re-
served seats, 35 cents. The cast OF
characters is as follows:
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NOTICE

Dog License Tags for 1919 are
GA sale at Town Office.
AL Dogs must be registered on
or before March l, 1913. =
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1919-02-22

Mrs. Amanda Jerusha Quackenbush .
Marian Pinder
Will the friends please save this no.
tice to be used instead Of the usual pro-
gram on the evening of the entertain
ment.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

NEARLY new bicycle for good kodak. Adams hotel. Come quick: going away Glenn Penno, rooms 109 and Ill. n
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

TRADE-Want 10 or 20 acres, ac- cording to improvements, close to Phoenix. for 160 acres choice deeded land in Casa Grande valley. Box 96B, Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

WANTED - Work on ranch by a strong, healthy young married man;
 there must be room for wife on ranch also; wife willing to help with house work if agreeable arrangements can be made: can go to work at once. Ad- dress Box 46B, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

It makes no difference what your wants may be, you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified paSes-AriZona s Lead ing Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent

SIS ACRES COTTON LAND. Yuma Road, $29 per acre, half cash. balance Dec. l. Landlords lien subject to fi- nancing privileg0S. Phone 332e. if
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent-Furnlshed
 Houses

ROOM HOUSE for rent, nicely fur nished. 411 N. 1th Ave m
 FURNISHED apartments for rent, one sleeping room, sunny side. 36S N. 2nd Ave. m
 HALF OF HOUSE, 3 roms. screen and bath: no sick 1059 ". Tavlor m
 FURNISHED TENT HOUSE for hatching I'll South Center. |
 COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME rooms bath and screen. Modern, gas, electricity. hot water laundry tray. etc. lots pantry, closet room. To permanent, responsible couple, no chill dren. S4j per month. Water paid. Garage if desired No sick. I'll F. Cu1H-ar If
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent Miscellaneous

GROUND floor office space, .ur- nished. steam heat. 110 x. First Ave m
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

MARRIED man with milking ma chine wishes position milking 90 O. ca cows 3O-B. Republican. ]
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Sale-Live Stock


 FOR RENT-lS cows. good milkers. ~., Alr O'Reillv. Salt River Valley Realty e.. v W. Adams n
 AlULES FOR SALE AT YOUR OWN PRICE. OE ACCOUNT or OVER -rtCk. OBRIAN x McGRATH'S. <. CORRAL ON GRAND AVE, OPPO- SITE THE FATP GROTNDS. 1-n
 tDE SALt.-I9 ewes and one buck r.. D. Smith j mics north fair grounds nu New Black Canyon road. l
 FOR SALE-Six registered bulls rHugug in age from two to eighteen months These are from the carefully selected Tempe Normal herd and sev- .ral are from advanced registry stock We are ovorstocked and must sacrifice at once. No reasonable offer will be refused. Call at the Normal school farm. If
 FAVE 90 ACRES best alfalfa in the valley. Wish to rent or buy on very easy payments 20 to 30 good cows. Hol- stein preferred. Call at 1S65 E. Van
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
iCJ OFFERS
 HIN EN t.N ED El M DAD RUNNERS

! .t is a good used Car you want, Call
 and Cat.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

,o>~>~-~~-~~> FTRST-C CLASS furnished rooms for rent: meals if desired. Call 1925 x. Second st. bs
 SCREEN PORCH and room. suitable for either kitchenette or dressing and sitting room; modern with or without board; no sick: near car line. Phone 4505. m
 ROOMS. 427 W. Jefferson. rl FOR RENT-Large south room. sleeping porch and private bath. 1922 W. Adams. nj SMALL screen sleeping porch, cheap. Favorable for light patching
 1865 w. Polk. m
 FOR RENT-Front room to gentle men. 1109 N. Central Ave. bb
 FOR Sleeping room. outside. to gentleman. No sick need apply. A E. Mckinley.
 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM with porch adjoining. 361 \. 1st Ave.
 FOR RENT front room, with heat. ! 522 \. 1st st m
 FURNISHED COTTAGE for adults. 906 E. Pierce. Phone 29l9. m X FOR RENT-Furnished front room with outside entrance. Apply 6IS x. 6tn l St.
 ATTRAC CTIVE, furnished room screen porches and screen room, an newly furnished; no sick. 612 \. End Ave. Phone 2720. m
 ROOMS TO RENT-Large room. separate entrance in best residence dis trict, for business man or woman | Phone S756 m I ONE furnished room for gentleman only: no sick. 5l5 \. second St. n,
 SLEEPING ROOMS; no sick 6o2 \. 2nd St. m
 NICE FRONT ROOM, connecting bath; suitable for one or two gentle men. 6O4 E. Adams. l
 TWO ROOMS. modern and conven- ient Sl6 E. Van Buren. !
 FIRST CLASS Furnished rooms. single. in suite hot and cold running water No children. No housekeeping. 356 \. 4th Ave. n
 FIRST CLASS furnished rooms for rent. Meals if desired. Call 102J N. Second Street. n FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at 341 w. Adams. m
 NICELY furnished sleeping room in modern home. 1122 l.. Washington. Phone 247S. I'm
 SLEEPING ROOM. adjoining bath hot and cold water, with private fam fly; will accommodate Sunday meals; man employed preferred. 9qS F.. Will letta st. Phone S136.
 ROOM for two ladies, or man and wife. SIP. 211 F.. Mckinley. 
 BEDROOM newly furnished; bath room adjoining. 1014 W. Madison st Library park neghborhood. m
 ONE furnished front room for gen tlemen only; no sick. Apply 532 F. Washington st. II
 A SMALL screen room lined with heavy canvas, suitable for a gentleman : employed. one who is not afraid of the , cold. The price is very reasonable close i'm Monroe cf tr
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent-Apartments

BROOM apartment, unfurnished. 51S South Third Ave. n
 FOR RENT-One modern Groom apartment furnished; no sick or chil- dren. 1341 Woodland ave. D
 FOR RENT - Hartman furnished apartment; come and see this after noon. 601 \. Fourth ave It
 FURNISHED apartment; close in; private bath; screen porch; good loca
 ton. Phone S130. m
 FOUR apartment for rent; furnished. 37S x. Sixth ave. m
 REA ARMS-NiceIy furnished: mod arn Apts. Close in. 1?7 N 1st St. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

FOR RENT-l60 acres miles northwest: 50 acres on the southsidc. Frank R. Stewart, r W. AdSms. Phone 1997
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

HELLO-Here is your time for house cleaning, chimney cleaning. to drive away the influenza. Paint or kalsomine vour room. Phone SAiS. C IT Haywood
 WILL DO all kinds. of tree pruning and house cleaning and yard work. \. GrigSs, Associated Charities n
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

FOR RENT-10 acres. nice house, near in, could rent house furnished Jersey COW and some poultry. Cash rent r. O. Box I. l
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
Wanted Situation, Male

A WOMAN wants washing and iron ing to do by the day. Phone SS22 m
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

WANTED-Partiest to take or shares two hundred acres best potato lald in state. Must he taken at once call room 1, Lewis block, opposite Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
Rooms and Board

DESERT INN

DESERT INN
 Healthiest place in Arizona. A place of quality for particular people; free from influenza. If you are looking for place to redeem your health, come and see us. City Office, 120 No. 1st Ave. Phone 602. Desert Inn Phone 1913. If
 BETHANY Home Sanitarium - Table boarders, s10; bed patients, s15 per week; take Glendale car. Phone ARA IT
 PHOENIN SANATORIUM UM-Diseases of the throat and chest a speciality. 2227 x. Central Ave. Phone 4159. If CALIFORNIA INN-65O \. 9th Ave. Dining room, modern, sanitary. Home cooking as vou like if. If
 WILLIAMS MESQUITE CAMP Largest and best tubercular health re- sort in Phoenix. Phone 3024 for free automobile. If
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

FOR RENT-40 acres fine cotton land on Camelback road. Cash and terms Address P. o. Box 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE-5-room pebble dashed brick, close in, by owner. Value s3250. Box 9N, Republican. It
 FOR ENCHANGE-15l S4-1OO acres good level land, adjoining townsite of San simon, AriZ. Two flowing wells, houses. all fenced; 50 acres cleared; all in artesian belt $l00 per acre, or will take half in clear property and half cash. Address Wm. Winslow. 704 W. Madison st. Phoenix. It
 FOR EXCHANGE-l60 acres in the famous Camas prairie section of Idaho. The land of wheat oats and alfalfa. Iris place is loo miles from Boise. F miles to railroad station; level, loam soil; living stream water; 157 acres in cultivation; fenced in two fields. Price $40 per acre. Will exchange for a small place near Phoenix or Glen dale. Will assume. Address P. o. Box S37. T
 HUDSON super-six for sale or trade. Phone to 2194 or 1922 w. Adams. n
 FOR EXCHANGE, modern f flat, IS rooms. in southwest Los Angeles near Exposition park and Manual Arts high. Income S100 month. Want 20 or 40 acres northeast of Phoenix. A. R. Ebinger, Tempe, Ariz. 1t
 FOR SALE OR TRADE-One ' pass Cadillac car; everything about this car is in first class shape; ready to run to California. Can be seen at 1902 W. Jackson. in rear. $500 will take it. Bring your expert and examine engine or any other part It
 TRADE-Want 10 or 20 acres. ac- cording to improvements. close to Phoenix. for 160 acres choice deeded land in Casa Grande valley. Box 96B, Republican. It
 NEARLY new bicycle for good kodak Adams hotel. Come quick
 going away Glenn Penno rooms 109 and Ill. n
 16S ACRES improved California ranch; well located; at cash value clear for Phoenix residence or subur- ban property. Coan, at Pratt-Gilbert Co., or Box Ill. 1t
 FOR EXCHANGE.-Mod brick residence in Phoenix to trade for prop erty in Missouri. Kansas or Oklahoma See McAdams. 8 Commercial Hotel l Block
 FOR EXCHANGE-On good work mare about 1900 lbs, for a good family milk COW. 22OG W. Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

FOR RENT-About 90 acres of ai- falfa with barley disced ir, for a dairy man: house. well. For particulars call e49 N Third Ave. Phone 2423. l
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

1S ACRES, 4 miles from PhoeniN. Cotton or garden, years option. $50 N. Second Ave. Phone 2323. r
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Unfurnished modern brick house, with gas range; two blocks from capitol and street car; call mornings. Murphy, 174S West Jackson St, Phoenix
 FINE-ROOM new, modern brick house, with shade fruit and garage; for one year. Enquire at G30 \. Sixth aVenue II
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
For Sale-Live Stock


 FOR SALE-2- -year-od Jersey bull { heifer springers. 31a miles east on Mcdowell road. ]. F. Etter. n FOR SALE-Four good work mules and harness. Price s500e0 Davis. i mile west Of Center or Palo Verde Ave. MATCH team good size ponies: horse and wagon. 1l06 N. 18th Ave. IT FOR SALE-750 head old ewes. good shearers, bred to commence lambing Feb. 10th. For further partipculars ad- dress either Yeager o< q T. Woolfolk Flagstaff AriZ. If FOR SALE-SiX registered Holstein bulls, ranging in age from two to eigh- teen months These are from the care fully selected Tempe Normal herd and several are from advanced registry stock. We are oYerstocked and must sacrifice at once No reasona ble offer will be refused. Call at the Normal School Farm If FOR E-Thoroughbred regis tered puroc-Jersey pigs on Thomas Road and Fifteenth street. c. W. Staf- ford X Son. It HOGS. CATTLE, Highest daily market prices for both fat and feeder hogs and cattle in- cluding canners and young stock
 PETERSON LIVESTOCK co. FORMER LEM C. COLE YARDS
 at Union Yards
 Phones: Phoenix. 636 and 1915
 Mesa 2t7 If HAVE purchased the entire dairy herd belonging to F. l.. Burns, consist ing of some extra good grade HOlstein COWS and heavy springinS heifers, and well marked. We also have some good Jerseys for sale Should you need dairy cattle or family COWS, call and see these. one mile south of Five Points, on Seventh avenue. Phone S9S5 n l FOR SALE-1O0 head dairy cattle. Gan be seen Sunday, first house west of 1th Ave- On the south side of Thom- .as Road. l.
 COME AND BUY
 800 tons best alfalfa hay, baed; F hogs. averaging loo lbs each; cows; feedrs, average 300 lbs. each.
 HANSEN RANCH
 Glendale Phone 162J4. Ii FOR SALE Thoroughbred Swiss goat. Call evenings after D. m. at 1914 W. Polk. r FOR SALE-2 good young mules , years old each. J. NJ. Walthall, Scotts- dale. Phone l26J2. D FOR SALE-Cheap, saddle and driv- ing horse. years old. Apply at once. ! 4S $. 9th Ave. m . SHETLAND PONY for sale or will trade fer fresh COW Phone 15I11. n TO LET-A driving horse for its iced AppIE D West Nashington St. l FOR SALE-100 best New Zealand rabbits in Arizona at request of my partner J. r. Lee, 930 W. Buchanan St Tn FOR SALE-100 tons hay in stack. Wm. $. Gleim. Route B FOR SALE-Horse. f yrs. old. bay. weight 1900 lbs. well broke. miles southeast Phone 109N2. Geo Cate. ,. TOR SALE-25 pigs. 30 to 50 pounds. also fat hogs to butcher. Phone S25O.
 HOLSTEIN BULL, , years old for sale, f mile east, T. south of Wilson school house. Luzer Ranch. gb WILL PAY cash for heavy sprIngers and just fresh dairy cows. Phone SO53. WANTED-To buy, well marked Holstein heifers from six months to one year old, also well marked Hol- stein cows, mostly white. Telephone 2SR3, Mesa or 116J3, Phoenix. Ed Pattee. Mesa. If 100 GOOD MILK COWS. 60 head of HOlstein, 40 Durhams. Come and see them milked and be convinced. Sulli- van and Green, Glendale. ii
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

WORKING MANS CHANCE-Ten acres under Paradise-Ne Verde project. S1000 down. S5 per month. NJ. F. Bry- ant. owner. Upstairs 8 E. Washing ton St III
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

mare about 1900 lbs, for a good family
 milk cow 2206 W. Van Buren.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

16S ACRES improved California ranch; well located; at cash value clear for Phoenix residence or subur- ban property. Coan, at Pratt-Gilbert Co.,. or Box All. It
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

FOR EXCHANGE.-Modern brick residence in Phoenix to trade for prop erty in Missouri. Kansas or Oklahoma. See McAdams 8 Commercial Hotel Block. r
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05
WANTED TO BORROW
Wanted Help, Male

CALIFORNIA MILITARY ACADEMY
 Los Angeles. Calf.
A home school for boys from 6 to l5

\ home school for boys from 70 I4 years. Firm. kindly discx-ine with careful personal training. We teach boys how to study and insist on ap- plication: strong faculty of college and normal graduates; large athletic field. fine gymnasium. skating rink, etc. School open all year. Pupils admitted at any time. Rates S400 to $500 for nine months session. It
Arizona republican., 1919-01-05

THE WORLD has never known a greater seller; agents either sex; take orders for Americas $ War For Hu- manity and Complete History of World War'-S2 book. 50eo commission: out fits and book ready; presses running day and night: big records from ever state: average commissions per agent S21 a day. Send l0c for mailing free outfit F. B. Dickerson. Detroit, Mich.
 It
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
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&pmplime11t til be 6onife &pin6ers
2oplpbigbeo. 8ar Der forreiten mo-
gen, iom bap6e tG:1ft fig, at 6orbol=
oct baD6e beret anbet? sfpgrger
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9a,tiferIe % Qubobertrabelier / &c
6prenebe Stater.

Dereftpr &ogers al Department
|pf Commerce bar 1,oieslot en- Operz
.igt oDer 2opopertrebelier II. g. /
1910, % oct pifer fig, glpoeligpis,
at Daniferne itoar ret 1abt blanot Sc
forifjellige anfgrte Mationer, ioet
Der blan6t 1S1,621 ~fremmeofpbtc
||Dos1itere fun taltes 100 2~obobertre.
oere, bpilfet betgo Ia blor1ot trent
111'eofgbte 2obopertrGoere. gfsem.
spe1pis fan anfsres, at 9pitlono rngb-
te neo ~, Srlano % SSttaIiier meb
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Der for ii Mnr. Nrinie1t tror tie
at ben SIdgs Mfbolb bill boIbe i
Smiolertio bapoe basi mo
ret itg nomerffet / amerifa, % bans
ubtalelfer biier, at ban bar bapt 2jz
lie % 9ren mso itg, bpor ban tom,
% at bon ct oe1nofratiif / fit Be-
hemmelie af MGno % Sorbolo.