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THE ARIZONA ItEfUBLICA: JFHt DAY MOfcNlNG, OCTOBKlt - 25, 1901.
ISEs SOUTH SIDE NEWS tif DIRECTORY geO
J. C. LAHCt. A9,nt. SUBSCKIPTIOMB. AOYEIISEMNTS. CHANa COLLtCTIONS, tTC. PROMPTLY CAMP FPU. P. T. POHfKOY, Agmt.
The
Tempe National Bank T..-,.,..
- GEN BRAL BAMKIINQ BUSINESS
OFFICERS: C. G.' Jones. President; A.C. Osanne, Vice-President; W. H. Wil
- . bur. Cashier. - . : . . .
piRECTORS: C. O. Jonas, X. C, Oiuu, J. W. Wolf. W. A. Bolton, M. E.
Curry. y -i '
DISC HARROWS, SCOTCH CLIP
PER PLOWS. Just received 'a- car..
Latest Improvements ! . Lowest Prices !
Tempe Hardware & Supply Company
THINK OF IT
160 Acres of fine farming land, ;t
TEN DOLLARS PKR ACRE. Al
so nome fine bargains In Real Es
tate. Houses, land andvwater for
rent. , ,
A.
Tempe, Ariz.
Agent for the New York life In
surance Co.
TEMPE
ARIZONA
Honey id Loan
on Good Ranch Propertv. Best Rates.
W. A. BOLTON,
Realty and investments, Tempe, Arizona.
' The common council of Tempe held
b meeting Tuesday night, and - the
Ordinance relating to the issuance of
the water works bonds was read and
discussed. It was referred to the ordl
. nance committee, and will be brought
up for final action at the next meet
ing of the council.
Mr. C. A. Saylor, a .prominent south
tide rancher, left "Wednesday night for
u visit to his former home in lorrell.
Kan. He expects to be gone!;about
three "weeks.
J. S. Birchett. Sr.. Is critically ill at
Ms home near Tempe. Some time ago
one eye became affected, and the in-
llnmmation spread until one side of
lils face became paralyzed. Me was
forced to resign his position as super
intendent of the Tempe canal, and, al
though he recovered slightly at one
time, the affection has progressed
xteadily until now a .fatal termination
Is feared. Mr. Birchett is an old resi
lient and is -one of the most popular
men on the south side, and his serious
Illness will cause a feeling of regret in
every home in Tempe. for everybody
knows and loves "I'ncle Joe" Birchett.
The band boys' benefit entertainment
last Wednesday night was a great
success, and quite a number of people
availed themselves of the opportunity
to hear Tempe"s local talent perform.'
The musical features. of the programme
were excellent, and drew continuous
rounds of applause -and repeated en
cores. The "Ravings of Mi-Cu Hough."
was delivered by B. J.- Stehllk In a
manner that drew thunders of ap
plause. The entertainment was a cred
it to the band and the performers
throughout.
Rev. M. B. Bird and Henry Schmidt
left Wednesday night for Phoenix, and
yesterday morning they took the S. F-.
P. & P. train for the east. . Mr. Bird
goes Immediately to Pennsylvania, and
Mr. Schmidt to Iowa. After visiting
friends and relatives for a time, they
will meet and will travel together. Rev.
Mr. Bird will deliver lectures assisted
by Mr. Schmidt In the musical part of
the programme. Rev. Bird is a cor
netist of reputation, and Mr. Schmidt
developed his talent until he too Is an
excellent performer. They will be ab
sent for an Indefinite length of time,
but Intend to come to the Pacific coast
next year,-If it is possible to do -so.
Their departure is to be deeply re
gretted. Rev. Bird has been in Tempe
a little over a year, and in that time
has made many friends. To his efforts
the success of the Tempe Merchants'
band Is largely due, ne having been
their director for some time. The po
sition he has vacated will be hard
to fill. Rev. Giroux will fin the pulpit
he has left vacant for a time, at least,
and probably a call for a year will be
issued to Rev. Giroux. Mr. Schmidt
has grown up in Tempe and is . well
known and liked by everybody. He has
displayed considerable musical talent,
and under Mr. Bird's tuition has de
veloped Into an excellent cornetlst. For
some time past he has been a rural
mail carrier, which- position will now
be filled by Webb Griffin.
Mr. Putnam has returned from
Preseott and is the guest of R. G.
Finch. '
L. L. Plank, of - Phoenix, was in
Tempe yesterday, accompanied by Rev.
If You Want Yoor Wagon Fixed
Don't Go to a Baker
Go to a blacksmith, and if you want
tailoring done, go to a tailor. All my
suits are guaranteed to fit. All are"
cut right here In the shop, by a tailor
of years experience, thus insuring per
fect fit. Suits sent off to be made,
from $15 up to $25. and alt suits oyer
$25 made up right here.- 'Better- goods
can be given for the money by sending
off when the price to be paid is less
thanfc'5.00, and my aim Is always to
give my customers the very best for
their money. Have an experienced
tailor take your measure.
The Denver Tailor,
Tempe. Arizona.
Remember, ALL my uils arj GUAR
ANTEED TO FIT.
Cleaning, pressing ami repairin-5
promptly --done. - '- - -
Preston. McKinney. of I.os-Angeles, and
together theuy visited the Normal.
Rev. McKinney. was pastor of the Pres
byterian church in Phoenix several
years aguV Sir. Plank delivered the
Normal cadets' new uniforms, and
they are certainly very pretty.
MESA
of the Tempe normal school, Saturday,
October 26, 1901. A varied programme
is announced of a musical and literary
character, with a few games and odd
features mixed -In. The programme
will be an Interesting one and quite n
number of Mesa people will probably
attend. The Tempe brass band will fur
nlsh music for the occasion.
-Mr. lxmle Mel. representing the-Aetna
Insurant Co., was a visitor In
Mesa today, looking after the Interests
of his firm.
Chare L. Purdy of Phoenix was a
business visitor 'in Mesa today. Mr.
Purdy has lieen In the nuisery busines-4
at Alhambra until recently, having
sold out this summer, lie will engage
in the real estate business in Phoenix
In the near future.
Floating clouds threaten anotner rain
today and me farmers are eagerly
awaiting its arrival. -
Mr. L. I'uber met with quite a severe
accident, Tuesday. He -was riding a
Wheel and collided with Bert Brooks
while going at a very rapid rate on
West Main street. He was' thrown to
the ground, lighting on his head. When
picked up he was unconscious and tw
hours "elapsed before he1 came to his
right mind. "-He is fueling much better
today, but Is very, sore from his shak
ing up. -, v . ' '
foregoing meeting nn adjournment was
duly made to WEDNESDAY, October
3nd, 1901, at the same hour and place.
J. L. WILLCUTT, Secretary.
. September 18th, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that at the.
foregolng meeting an adjournment was
duly made to WEDNESDAY. October
16th., 1901. at the same hour and place.
J. L. WILL,CUTTfc Secretary.
October 2, 1901.
-Notice Is- hereby given that at V.xe
foregolrg adjourned meeting an ad
journment was duly -made to WED
NESDAY, 'October 30th, 1601. at the
same hour and place. ,
J. L. WILLC17TT.
v ' , Secretary.
October IS. 190L
Gordon & Smithline
Brick
Manufacturers
- Common Press and Stock
- . :. ?' Brick ..' -; '
' South Third Street. Telephone W -
-Fifield & Gallagher
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
: AHD SUPERINTENDENTS
Estimates .fn nisbed Room 1I-12-1S
O'Mciil Bun.ling-1 . Ilox 4TS,
' - l'bnemx, Arizona.
Jo Flfleld Geo. H. Gallagher
FOU MbNT
Furnished rooms $10 to $16 per month.
Two-story furnished bouse. Firot
avenue, $35 per month.
Two-story unfurnished house, Wash
ington street, $25 per month.
IFOR HALB
Brick cottage. Third avenue. $750.
Two-story brick house, Washington
street, $2500.
lOVi-acre chicken ranch, house, shade
trees, 1 mile north Capito 1 grounds,
$1200.
5 acres two miles east city hall, '$400.
Blacksmith shop, $600.
W. J. MURPHY,
' O'Neill Block
cevvtinl
The excitement incident to traveling
and change .of food .and water oft-n
brings on diarfltoeai and for this rea
son no one should leave home withoi'.t
a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sa!e
by Klvey & Hulett.
It takes nioie than an exiert book
keeper to balance a canoe.
Mr. Mc-Grew and Old Frank passe
through Mesa today with another loau
of ore from Wiley Holman's mine near
Silver King. Mr. Hoiman has already
shipped a car load of ore from this
mine and another trip will have an
other car load at Temie. He is shir
plng the ore to El Paso, Texas.
Mrs. Helen Crlrmon and her son Fred
returned from Soda Springs, Idaho,
Friday last. Fred engaged in the shee-j
business there four years ago and now
has an independent little herd of 1500
head. He is Just down here on a visit
for a few months. Mis. Crlsmon sper-t
the summer in Utah and Idaho and had
a very nice vlslt-
M. J. T, Vance, one of Mesa's most
progressive farmers, is putting up a
Page fence around his farm. He thinks
the saving in cut horse liesh Is a bis
item to be considered in the extra ex
pense of the net -fence over the barb
wire. - - - ' .
W. E. Pomeroy is a business visitor
to Phoenix today.'' ,
Mesa had her usual quota of drum
mers today.
The posters are out for the county
falr to be given by the Aipha society
Did You Hurt Your
Han33 '
Poor fellow! You should have
- - purchased one of those fine
I gloves of Goodwin. All kinds,
all prices, from 25 cents up.
. ' ... Notions, groceries, candies
... .... , . and produce always fresh.
- Pickles in bulk lots of 'em.
Will. Goodwill se
Grocer ;
TEMPE
ARIZONA
If you are old and cannot see, put on your specs .
'And look at our show windows, where the latest and best In shirts, ties and
foot wear are on display. Wu have received a, complete assortment of rub
ber boots, etc. Remember, we are headquarters In Tempe for Gents' Fur
nishing goods.
THE BOSTON STORE
J. Hyder & Brother, Proprietors.
Look For Out Slsn
ALFRED J. PETERS & CO., Incorporated
& - PROPRIETORS OF -
THE HAYDEN FLOUR HILLS.
'? Wholesale dealers and shippers of
I HHY HND CR75 IN. -a..
i, Large Contracts a Specialty. - Tempe, Ariz
When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and you feel dull after
eating you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
I.lver Tablets. Price. 25 cents. Sam
ples free at E'.vey aVHulett's drug store
By the time a woman succeeds In
mastering he: vanity the chances are
that her great-grarrdchidren have - in
herited it. ;
Experience Comes
And picture making require
lotB of it. After 20 years-of
practice. I now own the best in
struments to be had. with whii h
photographs are made of every
thing that casts a-shadow- either
by day or night. Artistic pic
tures, in all sizes at eastern
prices. Leave orders before the
leaves fail at Mussey's Studio,
opp. Hotel Adams, or telephone
2541. THE VIBWIST.
To Be Well Dressed
is an essential quality in meats, and
all that we handle Is not only well se
lected, prime and high grade, but is
trimmed and- dressed by experts. Our
I cholre tender sirloin and porterhouse
steaks and our mutton chops are mor
sels for the gods, and will make the
epicure say: "Fa;e cannot harm me, I
have dined today." '
P. T. Hurley:
The Model Grocery
Corner Center.
and ,
Adams Street;
That Is Our New Location.
. Smithline Gray, iToprietan
Staple and Fancy Groceries fcr
A Close Shave
Certainly. And JUST AS EASY
If you are using one of those
NEW RAZORS just got in at
the V
Mansfield - Rhodes Wheel Co.
We have Just unpacked the
finest assortment of cutlery ever
brought to Phoenix. : We still
do the big business In Wheels,
Guns. Ammunition and Sport
ing -Goods, and can't be beat
for repair work of all kinds.
Mansfield -Rhodes Wheel
Company
Telephone Vain
1771
30-32- W. Washington St.
CASTLE CKEEK
Hot Springs.
YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZ.
"Season of 1901-1902 now
open: New buildings just
completed; More rooms with
baths: all rooms heated by .
hot water system when re
quired; electric lighting of
buildings and grounds.
High standard of excellence
in all features strictly main-
tained. Descriptive pamph-'
let on application to L. H.
Landls. Pass. Agt. S. F. P.
& P. R'y Co., Phoenix Ari
zona, or to
C. M. COLHOUN, Mgr.
HOT SPRINGS. ARIZ.
15, West Washington St.
'Phone 121
Cold Air
Market.
Itorage
...
A new remedy for biliousness Is now
on sale at Elvey & Hulett's drug store.
It is called Chamberlain s Stomach and
Liver Tablets. It gives quick relief and
will prevent the attack if given as soon
as the first Indication of the disease ap
pears. Price, 23 cents per box. Sam
Pjes free.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PA
cific Railroad Company (of Arisor.a).
San Francisco, Cal., June 20. 1901. The
annual "meeting of the stockholders of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany (of Arizona), for the election of
Directors for the ensuing "year, and
for the transaction of such other busi
ness as may be brought before the
meeting, will be htld at the office of
the Company, in the City of San Fran
cisco, Slate of California, on WED
NESDAY, the 10th day of July, 1901. at
10 o'clock a. m.
J. L. wrLLCUTT, Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given, that at the
foregoing meeting an adjournment was
du!y made to -WEDNESDAY, July
24th, 1901. at 10 o'clock a. m.
J. L. WILbCUTT, Secretary.
July 10. 1901. .
-Notice Is nereoy given, that at the
foregoing meeting an adjournment was
duly made to WEDNESDAY, August
7th, 1901, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the same
place. ;
. J. L. WILLCUTT, Secretary.
July 24, 1901.
Notice is hereby given, that at the
foregoing meeting an adjournment was
duly made to WEDNESDAY, August
21st, 1901. at the same place and hour.
JT L,. W I LLCU TT, Secretary.
August 7th, 1901. v -
Telechone 1611.
Family Trade.
KEEP
YOURJ
FRIEDMAN, THPTWNBROKER,
who can help you la time of need, and
you.ean always find him at 41 North
Center, where he Is open for any fair
deal, and bas bargains for everyone
In unredeemed pledges, such as
watches, diamonds, shotguns, rifles and
revolvers.
Arizona Lean Office
41 North Ceater Street. Near Hotel -Adajna.
GRISWOLD
THE BICYCLE MAN,
Sells, Racycles
' The best and easiest running Wheel
on earth. Don't get something else
because they say it la Just as good.
Agent for the Chicago Cash Register,
the most perfect of all registers.
Most complete repair shop In the
city. Prices reasonable and work guar
anteed. . ', .
S. J. TBIBOLKT
114-118 E. Washington. St..
Opposite City HalL
; Telephone No. 61. .
Having rebuilt and enlarged my
Meat Market. Cold Storage Plant and
Sausage Factory. I am better than
ever prepared to please my customers
in "every possible way. ..There-is now
no better equipped market between
Denver and San Francisco.
I will reopen my Meat Market
October 1, 1901.
in connection with an up-to-date
Delfeateasien and Produce
Department.
and will handle DELICATESSEN OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION. FISH AND
OYSTERS fresh from the coast every
day. LIVE AND DRESSED POUL
TRY. GA'ME IN SEASON, domestic
and Imported FRUIT and VEGETA
BLES. PRODUCE and
Barbeeued Meats of
All Kinds
I will be glad to see all my old as
well as new customers ON THE
OPENING DAY and will give to
everyone a PRBEl SAMPLE OF BAR
BECUED MEAT.
You. will And anything eatable you
can fancy In my market.' I will keep
only goods of first quality. Try me
and get the best. : ' -
Shipping orders will have my spec
ial attention and wholesale price? lists
will gladly be furnished to the trade.
I take pleasure in telling
how much my wife has
been benefitted by using
Ripans JTabules for indi
gestion and constipation of
long standing. -" She has
been entirely cured.
At druggists.
The Five-Cent packet is enough for
an ordinary occasion. The family
bottle, 60 cents, contains a supply
. for a year. .
36 Nassau St. -- NewW
A.Q Stata St. - - Boston. KJ
FISK & ROBINSOI
BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN INVESTMEU
SECURITIES
Deposit accounts of banks. himJ
Arms and Individuals received,
to sight drft. Interest allovel
balances. Correspondence Invited
VVI IPfJI &. uotcr-j C HIS VlllfJ
servatlve Investors. Orders m
New York Stock Exchange exi
on commiKsion for rush.
HARVEY EDWARD Plgj
GEORGE H. ROBIN SOS,
Members New York Stock ExchaJ
i .- . ESTABLISHED 1893.
h ; - - THE
Prescott Nation
Rank mm
Uailniii ARIZONA
CAPITAL PAID IN ttJ
SURPLUS AND PROFITS J
FRANK M. MURPHY. Preside.
MORRIS GOLDWATER. VI.pJ
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Caihl
DIRECTORS: Frank M. W
Atoms uoiawater, iienry -KinjW
N. Fredericks. John C. Herndon.t.3
uage. u. at. irerry.
Accounts of individuals, firm
corporations solicited on fix
terms.
1
BROOD SOWS I
150 young, well graded sows J?
X with pig will be shipped' from
2 D. A. Lindley's place in lots to
4 suit. Address H. E. Fairman, !2
'? ' Palomas. Yuma Co. - - -
J3B
Notice Is hereby given, that at the
foregoing meeting an adjournment was
duly made to WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber 4, 1901, at the same hour and
place. '
, J. L. WILLCUTT, Secretary. ,
. August 21, 1901.
The New Dutch Girl PnMdlhsa
sizes; 'also Gem Seeders and Canton Clipper
,Plows. Get our prices before buying.- .
VQboHiitilien Hardware Company
MX5SA ARIZONA
Notice is hereby given that, at the
foregoing meeting an adjournment was
duly made to-WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber 18th. 1901, .at the: same hour and
place. ' '.;''. -i-J.
L. WILLCUTT. Secretary.
September 4. 1901. . ... ;.' .....
Notice is hereby' given, that at .the
Phoenix, Tempe and Kasa - Stags.
j' Leaves Phoenix 8 :30 a. m.
: Return on your own time. '
Talepbons 864, CBot, 1
.- L. W. COLLiXS, Prep.
School Books!
School Bcdis!
And all kinds of . supplies for . the
schools at lowest caBh prices. ' ;
p. T. poiyiEiiOY & co.
BwccsBons to Potnoroy & Mets, " '
cypS ByiLpjN?, figa.
, The
Bashford - Burmister
eprnpany
WHOI.ISALE AHD KBTatL
DI1UU IS
Sonara!
Merchandise
Freaoott, Ariaona
We carry full lines of
everything. We have a
' big store. We do a big
. business, ; but -. can..- do -f
more -
When in rrescott it will please oa to
-, havs.yott eall and gel acquainted
Cheap Rates
Santa Fe
Route
To places,' on date and at
rate as below;
Tcrrhotiil Statehood Con
vention, Phoenix,
Ocorer 26th
S. S. P. & P. will selk tick-
ets from all stations to Phoe
nix and return at one fare
for the round trip for above
occasion. Return limit Oct.
31st.
PRESCOTT
and return; Nov.- 10th to
13th. Inclusive. Account .
meeting Masonic Grand
Lodges.' '
Good until Nov. 20th,S.20 -
GRAND CANON
Every Tuesday; limit 60 days,
and good for jstop-over.. -119.60
Close connections now made
at Ash Fork and Williams.
Track- bas been extended to
i very,. brink. of the" great
chasm. a.. H. LANDlB,
. ',- Acting Geueral Agent ,
PHOENIX B4KERY
CONFECTIONERY
Is Your Dread
' as a feather, flaky, sweet, pal
atable? -. Is it wholesome,
nourishing, strengthening? It
- will be all of these and more,
too, if you get it from the
Phoenix Bakery, and Confec
tionery. - -
Bd. Elsele
Proprietor
Established 1881
'Phone 891
The National . Bank of An
- Pbeenix, Artrona
i
5
CAPITAL PAID UP... Xl
- - - ii
KM1L GANZ, President. 1
SOL LEWIS, Vice-President I
S. OBERFELDEB, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY. Asst. Cud
DIRECTORS: Emil Gaaz. Sol Lm
Oherfelder. Edward Eisele, Jm
CORRESPONDENTS: The Bia
LBuiomia,. ao rrancipco; JLAHUtl
Co.. New York; National but i
Commerce, St. Louis: Nations! B
of Commerce, Kansas Citv: Ptn K
tional Bank. Chicago: Colors
tlonal Bank. Denver; Farmm' a
Merchants' National Bank, hm t
geles: Consolidated National
Tucson; Bank of Arizona, Pran
Messrs. in. M. Kotnschiias
London, -
The Valley Ba::
OF PnOEXIX. ARIZONA
PAir VP CAPITAL
StntPH'8 . .5,
WM. CHRISTY. Prpsident.
J. C. KIRK PATRICK. Vl-Pr
W. . FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst. Cuk
Drafts Issued on all of the tv
tant cities of the United Stita
Kurope. Discount commercial a
and do a general banking burin
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. a. 1
DIRECTORS: M. H. Sherman.
Christy. E. J. Bennltt. J. C Kirb
rick. K. C. Hatch. W. D. FH
Lloyd B. Christy. )
CORRESPONDENTS: Aner
Exchange National Bank. New I'
American Exchange National b
Chicago: First National Bar.
Angeles: Bank of Arizona. Pro
Arizona: The Anglo-Calif oraia I
San Francisco. Cal... .
Garden City joya the baat standi
Restaurant, at a pot cash pnee.
the beat 2 cent meal. Private roe
families. TickeUSiO. Single
Tuck, HltiK & C
alt 4V21 B. W ashingtoa St.. Eart oi iv
Dr. Slay ton soys:
. The English - Kitchen - keep"
their cook .' room in abaoluta
clean condition and the quaHty
Of their food, together with good
service, entitles thsm to liberal
patronmre.
Madame carhart rr
' I have patronised ar
' the restaurants in Pooe
I have fouod the J
Kitchen gives the beat
and the best tervica o
Iti Er;!:.- .Ci:a C."T
om Oo. 95-87 W.
FOR SALE Fift&?h
Twenty-live Heifers just coming In.
This herd represents twenty years' ex
perience in the dairy business.-- It is
perhaps the best business herd in the
valley. ' Large, persistent milkers, with
hlglf per cent butter fat. Guaranteed
test..' No such opportunity to buy young
tested cows has ever been ' offered in
this valley.. .,"' ?
When cows are sold -my farm will be
for rent. ' Best of water privileges un
der Maricopa canal. '
Apply to 13. Kays, at 'Maricopa
Creamery. .' .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
(FAOIHO ITSTlta)
Commencing January SO, 1901, trains
will leave Maricopa as follows:
0 KOi A. M. DAILY NEW OR-Mt'-o
leans expresa for Tucson, Ben
son. Demlng, EI Paso, San Antonio.
Houston, New Orle ana. Connecting at
New Orleans for Cincinnati and Chi
cago; also lor Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
1 Rfl P- M- DAILY MIXED TRAIN
s. vr
tlons. -
4- Vl -IT'inaCED TRAIN
J tor Tucson and way stationa
Q O P. M. DAILY PACIFIC EX
press for- Loa Anaelea, Fresno,
Sacramento and Ban Francisco. Con
necting at Sacramento and Ban Fran
cisco for point In Oregon, Nevada and
Utah. T. U. GOODMAN,
0n, Pass Aft
for Gila Bend and way sta-
For an Appi'J
.r. As every man knows frerii'
Groceries, healthful . and - "
food is the foundation of r-
Our line of Cereals includ
best of Health Foods, Car
and Meats e.re . A; No "1. . 0r4
grades of fine Coffees and T
be excelled. AU goods in t' e 1
Family Groceries sold at tie
market price. . i .
r- FAMCi C .IH i
21810 W. Washington St. '
It?
i
i u
in Dir-'-rnO-E.i::Ji3l374-A
L I lUl.LLIlU ry tbe largest line (
ceries, Prpvisions, Hani ware; : Iurler:
Mining Supplies, Studebaker Wagons a
riages, which we will sell at: bedrock prices.'
also made another : reduction on" ourl closic i
sale of Clothing, Shoes, pfl T "rV
furnishing goods, etc., etc j W.M.,... .
n
T.u.cnaccinLMiiL:
: Lumber, Lime, Cement, Doors aril Cas4,, I"
. ' - . Building llateriala, Eo"-", I 3
Office and Yard, CaHiae racas Ava, -
1
"llining, llilli""; and IJacb,inry Cf'"' t
Seeond-K&nd Kaoblaerrr Boaabt 4 I
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