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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15

election that the primary be made
applicable TO every officer for whom
the people may vote, from United
States senator. congressman, all state
officers and county officers. ! be-
liove the people would be better sat
isfiod with the candidates OF theft
party, and there would be less talk
about bosses. and more general sat
.isfaction. than under tho present CON
vention system. There are objections
to 1t which win probably be urged
before the Legislature, but there are
a great many objections to our con-
vention system, and I believe the
good to be obtained from this pri-
mary system win outweigh any OBJ
jections hat can be urged against
1t.
A Constructive Program
The republican party stands for
Improvement In education always.
This IL no new thing rs far az the re-
publican party Is concerned. We are
charged with having been eNtrava-
CANT In the past, nut u eNtrava-
gance has consisted In good schools,
and better schools. II more schools.
In good roads. better roads and more
roads; and we have not gone back
ward either as to the education or
the Improvement Of our road system.
We are pledged to repeal the law
fixing minimum salaries for teachers,
and to follow the recommendations
Of the Educational association Of this
state with regard to increase In sal
aries of school teachers. The repub-
licnn party stands FOR "a wise economy
In the expenditure OF public money.
This IL "a growing state, Anyone who
has beer here five or ten years and
has Witnessed the great improve
men hat have come about In our
school system especially. and In our
institutions OF higher learning. must
appreciate the fact that we have had
occasion to use more money. cs-
pecinlly In all OF our institutions.
Every item that goes to their up-kecp
has Increased like all other items OF
our livingand materials that we buy.
The University oil New Mexico has
~ II has been largely Il preparatory
school, but now 1t has done away
with It's preparatory classes M Is IL
fun Pledged college with a full cur
riculum, n as such has Increased its
corps Of professors. The salaries
have Increased. II has had to have
greater equipment, more buildings.
but II Is doing the work for the poo-
pie OF this state nnd affords an ed
uCbtlOn 10 tuoSt WHO are uulDle u
! go to the outside. to other states, TO
attend colleges or institutions OF
higher learning. There Is In my
own town the School OF Mines, and I
can remember when there were more
professors attached to Il than TECH
meal students in attendance, but to-
day we have nearly one hundred
young men engaged In technical
work IN preparing themselves as min
ing and metallurgioal engineers. The
same way with our normal schools.
They have done wonderful work, and
their attendance has increased. All
Of these things take more money, and
I do not believe the people OF his
state would endorse "a policy Of To-
trcnchmcnt which would interfere
with their efficiency. The republican
party proposes wherever II Is possi-
BILE to eliminate useless expenditures
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to do so. and ] pledge myself, as FAR
as I am concerned, IL ! can eliminate
any useless office, l win do so.
Tho republican party stands for
the passage of n constitutional
amendment increasing the powers of
the Corporation Commission which
hns to do with fixing Interstate rates
anna the control OF public service or
purations generally. a great deal OF
criticism nus been made by our DEM
Ocratic friends as to the powers
granted by our constitution to tho
commission. but that was quite Il
while ago when our provisions in the
constitution were drafted relative 10
the commission, ana IL I remember
II. they were taken almost bodily
from the laws Of the state Of Virginia
which at that time was a very salts
factory system. Times have changed
The law has been proved Inadequate
Ia some degree, I we propose TO
change II.
Party Has Kept Faith
The republican party. MS l view It,,
has nothing to apologize for. | am
not here to defend anything, because
| do not believe that u record needs
defense. IL may be true that we have
not followed every new thing. Some
Of us can remember when there was
talk about the Initiative and refer
endum, the recall. etc, hut the poo
Pile have gotten ove these things.
The legislatures have become. more
responsive TO the peoples win. The
initiative and referendum were to
cure "A situation which had nothing
10 do with tho form OF our system
which has LASTED 20 long, but had to
do rather, with the Responsiveness
OF those who arc elected TO office.
The republican party. though, has "a
record of performances which no man
can question. No mlh can ever point
can now point. 10 an unredeemod
pledge In a plrttorm issued by the re-
publican PARTY IN the state OF New
Mexico. lts pledges have been per-
formed completely ard today | stand
before the people Of this state, not on
what has been done In the past. but
on what l propose to do In the fu-
turo. IL ] I'M elected governor. Gap
plausc.)
Where lie STANDS
] do not seek this office. | apprc-
Gate the honor OF being governor
Of New Mexiep. ! propose TO ne gov
crnor. I don't prup1sc TO loan on
anybody's shoulders, Or hide behind
anybody. | propose Ia staud fiat
footed on my own feet II depend
on my own head. I do not mean to
say thereby thai / viii not seek ad-
wise and counsel from the men of
this state. and 1 win seek advise and
counsel from those / believe capable
OF giving me disinterostcd, honest
and full advice, and that, too,
whether they belong to the republl-
can or the democratic party, whether
they have voted for Judge Hanna o.
voted FOR myself. CApplause.)
Judge Hanna and | are good
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AZ tho last special session OF the
leGfslaiuro-a republican legislature
Ia law was passed authorizing the
governor 20 appoint a Commission TO
Investigate the tax situation very
carefully throughout the state as to
an kinds and classes Of property. n
particularly as 10 the miniEg tax law.
and 10 make their accommodations
Ton the advice AMI cnllehienutent Of
the legislature whom they next would
meet How Governor Lnrfazoio has
nrnointfd on that commission OK
G1Vtrnor HnEermnn. No VIII.
't1alm that Hr ffnacrman has any
Interest Which would lead him TO un-
Htiv 1lruF thu mines Or mineral
lands on the contrary, he ~ 4 large
NHtf q imrfoVtd asficuitufai iehd
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cBRTrrrcArE OF COMPARISON.

Itute Of New Mexico, state Corporation
Commission Of New AieXioo.
United states Of America, state Of Ecw
II is HEREBY CERTIFIED. tina, tho
annexed Is q full, true and complete trsn'
SCRIPT Of the
CITY ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Designating Character Of B%usinoSs, Principal
Office, Agent, etc.
mo. lO78D
with the endorsements thereon, as same ap.
pears on file and Of record In tto office Of
tho state Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF the State
Corporation Commission Of the state Of New
Mexico has caused this certificate TO he
sigbed BY It's Chairman and the Ecal of said
Commission TO be affixed at the City 81
Santa Fe on this 18Th day Of October. A. ID.
1890.
tscaD HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
Attest: J. L. MORRISON. cleri.
STATEMENT OF FOREIGN CORPORATION
KNOW ALL MEN by THEsE RES.
ENTS: That City Electric Railway Company.
10 corporation organised and existing under
and by virtue Of the lave Of the state Of
Arisoua, aud desiring to trnnaaet it, buainoas
IN abe Stale Of New Mexico. doth hereby
make tho following statement in accordance
with the provisions Of Section $50. N. 81.
Statutes, Codiiicailon Of 1918:
The amount Of It's capital stock is $3.50.
10000. and the amount actually issued Is
leee,eoO. 90.
The character Of The husiness which Il is
TO transact in the State Of New Mexico L.;
To build, construct. maintain. oNn equip,
operate and conduct a street railway and
transportation system for the handling Of
transportation OF passengers freight, express
and mail by amy means whatever.
The location Of Its principal office In the
State Of New Mexico Is designated as Occi.
dental Life Building, and the agent upon
whom process against ttr corporation may
he served u George ~Roslington. a natural
person OF full age actually resident In the
State Of New Mexico, whose place Of abode
h Albuquerque, N. ~.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. tho said CITY
ELECTRIC HALLWAY COMPANY has
caused its Name TO be hercuntO subscribed
and It's corporate seal to be hereto affixed.
and these presents TO be executed by It's
President aud Secretary. this iath day u
October. A.. ID. 1920.
CITY ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
by GEORGE R~OsLINGToN,
Attest; !. II. HAGY, Secretary.
ENDORSED
Foreign
No. 1O7aA
Cor. Reed. Vol Z. Page IS
Statement OF
l ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Designating Character OF Bnsinesa, Principal
office. Agents, etc.
Filed In Office Of state Corporation Com.
mission Of New MoNico.
Oct. 10. p2O-IO a. NJ.
A.. l.. Morrison, Clerk.
Compared $40 to EAA.
oeti5'l6.
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BY altman

friends, personal friends Of many
years standing. He Is an honest gen.
tioman and anyone who wants to
vote for him md does vote fol- him,
will make no mistake on the score OF
his honesty and his integrity; and l
wish to add for myself Tint what 1
have said for Judge Hanna I also
claim for myself. I do not propose
to criticize the motives of any man.
1 feel that no man has the right
TO say that ! will not perform the
promises and pledges which 1 am now
making to the people OF the state OF
New Mexico. CApplause.) 1 thank
you. prolonged applause.)
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LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.


State OF New Mexico, State Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico.
United States Of America, State Of New
Mcxico-ss.
IT is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that there
was filed for record ia the office Of tho
state Corporation Commission Of the State
Of New Mexico on the 18th day Of October.
A. ID. 1890, at 10 A. NJ. by CITY 'ELEC'
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY, a corporation
duly organized and existing under and by.
virtue Of the laws Of the state Of Arizuns.
n certified copy Of its Certificate OF ineor.
poraiion aud Statement designating principal
office In this State, agent. etc, as provided
by Section 100, Chapter 10. Laws Of 1905.
NOW THEREFORE,, The said corporation
Is hereby authorized by the State Corpora.
iion Commissions TO transact business In tho
State Of New Mexico. aud the business Is
such as may be lawfully transacted by cor
poralions organised under the law Of this
State.
rs TESTIMONY WHEREOF, tho Chair
man and Clerk of said Commission have
hcreunto set 81 -ir hands and affixed the
seal VI said Commission, AZ the City OF
Santa fe, on this Thirteenth day Of October
A. d. 1920.
(ScnlD HUGH II. WILLIAMS.
Attest; Chairman.
Oct Z.
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CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
state Of New Mexico, state Corporation
Commission Of New Mexico.
United states Of America, state Of New
MexieO-ss.
m rs HEREBY CERTIFIED. that tho
annexed Is a fun, true and complete tran
CERTIFIED COPY OF
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
CITY ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
(No. lS7s3)
with the endorsement thereon. MS SANE
appears on file and OF record in the office
Of the State Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREBY, the State
Corporation Commission Of tho State OF
New Mexico has caused this certificate TO
DO algned By its Chairman aud tho seal "
said Commission to be affixed at the utiy
q santa Pc, on this iath day Of October
(sealj HUGH H. WILLIAMS,
4. l.. MORRISON. clerK.
STATE OF ARIZONA,
Office Of the
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION
United States OF America. state Of Ari-
Tho Arizona Corporation Comm sion
does hereby certify tIat Tho .ennnxed rs a
true and complete transrfint OF tho
A~hrloLhs OF d5FooFPoEArloA
CITY ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
which were filed In the officer Of snid Ari.
IONA Corporation Commission on the 7th
day Of October. A D. 1920. al II 100 O'Clock
a. M. as provided BY law,
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF, The Arizona
Corporation Commission. by its Chairman,
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Republicans Offer People
Most Progressive Program
Ever Proposed for State
JUDGE MECHEN,
JUDGE

Candidate for Governor Tells oOfax County Voters What
He Proposes to Do in Executive office; win Demand Budget
That WIN Permit People TO Pix Responsibility for Admins
trasOui VIII Urge Direct Primary for Nomination of All
ofhcers; Progressive Effort, not ReactiOnary Pol
10y Must Guide State Government.
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Albuquerque, N. NJ,
Oct. 10, 1920.
evening Hcrnld.

4A'alAlhNul w We
Oct. 10, 1920.
Editor, Evening Herald.
No Que Who knows Judge
Mcchcm personally ran doubt his
statements TINT his acceptance OF
Tho nomination for governor
placed him under no obligation,
except TO the RINK and file OF the
republican, party, a. per his PRONE
lee 10 do al In his power 60 ex-
ecutc the pledges OF the party's
progressive platform.
think we party members arc
much Indebted 20 him for the sac
rificc he made TO accept tlre nogi-
nation.
I believe In Judge Mccliem, his
party. and It's platform; and I most
earnestly urge MI New Mexlcnns
20 vote for him. and 10 support
him In his admlnistrntion by elect
ing the republican state md county
nominees.
(sIgned): IVAN GRUNsFELD.
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Of Diree,o. until their spsssssqr, are
elected Shafcs Sub.
Nsme--Poa,ofnec Address. seribed For.
George Rosllnssen Alseanerqae, n. M.is.soo
VIM. p Roaa. Mbuquefque, N. ~. 100
J. ". Hngr, Alhreushguc. N. M.....i 100
Thcrenfter the Board Of Directors shan
be elected irsI swonE the stockholders Z,
on thc Fourth Thursday Of January Of cush
year. IS
The Direction thall have power 10 adopt
and amend bylaws for the government 81
me corporations 10 ill vacancies occurring
IN the Hoard from any cause. and 10 appoint
siu ss', Si,S III S'S ~ ne p s@S s'I srssis s 'I X.
Directors By these artleles
ARTICLE tx,
The hirhsai amount o. inaebiedness, direct
be subject ~ any one time, shall be One
" iadfcd Thousand Dolien tsio0. Oo0.00).
witch does not exceed two.thlrds Of the
amount o. the capital stock Of this eorpo'
ARTICLE X.
Tho private property Of the steSkhelders
eemp, FROM all cOrpornis debts Of any Kind
~ WITNESS WHEREOF We have here.
nj sei ,uf hands and seais his III day q
eEoReE RosIINGToS.
wM. p ROSS,
J. n. HADY.
stle Of New Mexico. County Of Bcrnplnlo.
i.rfore me, A. W. 0ocdrich. n notary pub.
IT, To- and for said county and state, on this
dsy prraonnlly appeared George Rosllngton.
VIM, r. Ross aud J. r.. Hagy. 70 me known
to % the persons who subscrihed to the
fore Going instrument, and acknowledged TO
me that they executed the same for the pur'
poses aud consideration therein expressed.
tiis 9Th day Of October. 1880.
AZ eommissien viii expire ON the 18th
flfotarisi sean "
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%ExlcUToR,s NOTICE.

ENEUUTON'b NUTICT.
10 the PrCt1te Court Of BefpAlilln County,
Now Mexico. WY
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Sofia Nilsen.
Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that tho under.
signed was. on The teth day Of September,
1870. duly appointed Exccutor Of the eAta,i
Of Sofia Nilsson, deceased, by the Probate
Court of Rrrnalillo County, aud having
quaiiiled rs such Executor, all persons hsv'
ms claims ngainht the raiaie Of saio de-
codent are hereby notified aud required TO
present the Same 10 the underlined In tho
msnner and within the time prescribed "
law.
Dated aspi suher 90. 1870.
FRANCIS X. NILBEN,
EKeenier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
PUBLIC AUCTION

Public Auction--As we are break
ing up housekeeping. we will sell all
our household furnishings on prem
ises 200 South Third avenue, Mar
shalltown, Wednesday. Juno Is. 1920.
At o'clock, a. follows: Genuine
Spanish leather morris chair, six
quarter sawed oak leather-seat lin
ers, round oak dining table, fine oak
buffet, library table. two new pedes-
tails. new cabinet style Puritan pho
noSraph and twelve records. new sx12
body brussels rug. 1x1o Japanese
grass rug, now square post Vernis
bed, springs. cotton mattress. new
oak dresser, electric lamp. electric
globes. lace curtains and draperies,
window shades. new thrse-burner
gas range. porcelain kitchen table,
medicine cabinet, small rugs. cup
board. set sold-band dishes, kitchen
chairs. tubs, twelve gallon stone jar,
dishes ana cooking utensils; terms
cash. Good five passenger Buick car
in first class running order. Here IL
q good bunch Of new furniture; only
been used few weeks. II you want
good furniture. come to this sale.
Open for inspection Monday and
Tuesday. Clyde Ford. owner :Colonel
Kendall. auctioneer; prone 1872.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
MINNESOTA LAND.

For Sale-Stock farm: bargain;
200 acres Of rich clay loan, lying
gently rolling, on main roads two and
four miles from towns; twenty acres
in fields. some seeded and some
slashed. balance very easily cleared;
new set Of buildings, consisting Of
large-seven- room house, full base
ment barn and other outbuildings;
river, good we'll, land fenced; eleven
COWS, three horses. one colt, five pigs
and all crops included with the farm.
Possession at any time within the
next forty-five days. Price $40 an
acre. Terms $4,000 cash and balance
long time at interest. Dairy Farm
Land Company, Finlayson, MINI.
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HOW TO ANSWER
Advertising Where No Adj
dress IS Given, But Key
Number Used.

n aa1Hertng classified advertise.
msnt9 where the advertiser does not
us4s his ASfne. address your reply to
thu kSy-5etter used in the adVer-
tleSrneht. and send L In care Of the
ThnSs. kep,viican. Replies will be
d1ijvsrAd 10 the advertisers prompt
II. Names Of advertisers advertise
ing under key-letters viii not be
divulged.
All classified advertising must BIZ
In this office before IL o'clock (noon)
on the day of publication. We are
not responsible for errors which
may appear in advertisements fur
nished BY telephone.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12

Public Auotlon-aaving sold our
home we will sell all our household
furnishings on premises s13 South
Center street, Marshalltown. Thurs
day, June II. 1890. beginning at z
o'clock sharp AZ follows: Three
piece quarter sawed oak leather up
holstered parlor suite. pedestal, good
sx12 velvet rug. childs rockers,
smoking stand, brass curtain rods,
china closet, good ska tapestry rugs,
9xs tapestry rug. new dresser, chif-
foneer. two good two-inch oxidized
beds, springs, cotton mattresses, oak
dresser, small rugs. new Premier
electric vacuum sweeper. new Per-
lection oil stove and oven, high
chair. kitchen chairs, good Hoosier
kitchen cabinet. brand new No. S19
Ideal heater, vacuum washer, hobby
horse, sled. cradle, oriole basket, cur
tain stretchers. tricycle., two sets
gold band dishes, ironing board,
boiler, comforters, blankets, baby
bed. pillows. bed spreads. fancy
dishes. water set. cooking utensils,
canned fruits. apricots, cherries,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
TEXAS.

Twenty-Five dollars for the round
trip from Kansas City to the Rio
Grande valley of Texas and return
to Kansas City. This includes meals
berths and all side trips. Come and
see this great country. For further
information call or see w. E. Mich
olson, Marshalltown, Iowa.
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statesmen WANTED.

Wanted-We need live salesman
In your vicinity with q car to sell
our established dine Of pills and
paints. Can offer a very attractive
proposition to the right man. Give
age, present occupation and phone
number. Interstate OIL & Paint CO.,
Hast Hcnnepin and Thirty-third ave-
nues. Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Wantsd-Rural school board sales
mon, teachers, superintendents. men
with energy. Easy to sell and highly
remunerative. Entire commission
paid immediately. Full particulars
frst letter. n. L Nicholas, Box $50.
Kansas City, Mo.
Wanted - statesmen; best three
paper combination; good in Iowa, IL
linois and Indiana; state experience
In nrst letter. Address Alex Cham
bers. s1s Securities building, Des
Moines. Iowa. rs
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plums. Strawberries. peaches, pears.
preserves, fruit Jars, stone Jars,
thirty-gallon Oil tank and oil. Terms
cash. Here is fine lot Of goods.
like new, don't miss this sale. ~
Norby, owner. Col. Kendall, auc-
tioneer. Phone 1879.
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SOUTH DAKOTA LAND.

For Sale-I have fine improved,
unimproved land and ranches around
Chamberlain and farther west,
where the corn is king and alfalfa is
queen. Phone green 211, Sam New
land, 202 North First avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
NEBRASKA LANDS.

For Sale-Best purebred cattle
ranch in Nebraska, 10000 acres, hard
soil, choice alfalfa land. Other lands.
Banner and Kimball counties spec
ialty. Oils Realty Company, Omaha
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
CANADA LAND.

For Saie-One hundred sixty acres
Saskatchewan. Canada land, good
wheat country, three miles from
town. Very low price If taken at
once. H. H. Hague Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
After4heroht.

MA yor hesr about tho deface-
mpp4 II Nr. skinnet's tombstone r
aGA E. 1eeS - inv days after the
44 cf Mat eminent captain Of
Ss.
III VINO wan TT" inquired his
nslet Nor. crrieusiy.
peoHA addad tho word friends
70 IA splfapnk
Fb ~ The epttaph7.
RitA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-12
AGENTS WANTED.

NNSIV - WANT
Wanted--AEents. 800 weekly, auto
mobile owners everywhere wild with
enthusiasm. Marvellous invention
doubles power. mileage. efficiency.
Saves its cost first day. Sensational
sales everywhere. Territory going like
wildfirs. see sample outfit and Ford
car free. Write quick. Ovee Com
pany. Department 50A louisville. Ky.
Wantsd-bireot TO car owner SoxS
non-sNd t11.76, tubes 13.2Si other
sizes in proportion, guaranteed 5000
miles on liberal adjustment basis.
Big commissions, experience or cap
ital unnecessary. Auto Tire Clearing
House, 1900 West Fiftesnth, Chicago.
Wanted - Tailoring agents sell
mems special order suits ovsrooats.
best values. lowest prices. Want big
producers. State experience. Write
for FALL Winter sample Line. Leeds
Wooden Mills, $50 South Franklin.
Chicago.
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Public Auotlon-As we are leaving
the CITY, we will sell all our house.
hold furnishings on the premises 312
North Third avenue, Saturday, June
10, 1880, beginning at 1:8o p. m, as
follows: Genuine Spanish leather
bed du-fold. good piano, fumed oak
library table, genuine leather rockers,
imitation rockers. childs rocker, oak
pedestal, taberette, encyclopedias,
fine 0x12 body brussel rug, oriental
pattern, library lamp, hall tree, baby
cab, golden oak buffet, round dining
table, six diners. princess dresser,
commodes, Vernis bed, springs and
mattress, two youths chairs, sanitary
cot, adjustable dress form, hall set
and mirror, eight-day clock, porch
rockers, hammock, center table,
couch, card table, hne seven-piece
gold-band toilet set, carpet sweeper,
bed pan, good Puritan four-burner
oil range. good drop-bead Singer
sewing machine, kitchen cabinet, high
chair, Kitchen table, two-hole cook
stove. one set Blue Bird dishes. cleo
trio globes. cooking utensils, and
many other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms cash. Here Is q lot
OF good furniture. Be on hand at
this sale. n. O. BLY,, owner; Colonel
Kendall, aucttoneer; phone 1872.
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WISCONSIN LAND.

For Sale-Fine improved farm, good
buildings, excellent soil, in central
Wisconsin. at low price If taken at
once. Gates Land Company, Mil
waukee, Wis.