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Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
INTERNATIONAL.
Chess Match b Between Amer
lean and English.
Champions.
TWO PROSPECTORS SHOT
And Killed on the San Bernar-
nardiOo Desert.

NEW YORK, March 14-The games
10 CT bic ciess match between Englsnd
.od America we're iui- he'd 10 five boarde
at noon today. The results wer
j .okson OBJ bes'; Baird Gay after thirty.
moves; Burrille Gay be-; Bird (B) after
4S mo"es. Hodges (A) and Mile b.
drew after forty mov.e; Delmar [A) sno
Atkins b drew s'ter fort, -uns moves;
H,ams (A) and Lock (B) drew after
forty one moves. Sore 21s each side.
P ll4bury and Barry will probably draw.
Showaltsr won after fifty nine move.
announcing ma in light moves. Score
at o'clock: American 81; Britisb
"; two games to finish.
BA MING. Cal. March IA = R Ibert Cor
'ver and James r ,of. two prospect
Sho came here from Pasadena, C4lifor- j.
nIs, were shot and KI.led by a mine .
named Nicholson, at place on the dr.
ert tweGty-two miles southeast "f
Palms. 1t Is impossible to get full de-
ais of the affair bat from WHIT ca
Oe learotd it appears that a Gisr Ut,
,rU Ov. mining CLAIM and that Coz :
Iver and R1uf assaulted Nicholson
brother with a ck handle wheR NIcho =
4on intefered. They fl u'ish ed Win
chester ard he shot both Of the %.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
Mines on the Colorado.

Col. Cha. Van Erxleben returned here
last pight from sx weeks trip viii
Mr. Chas Weisrhulm and party from
Vreure, Aut trir. They have travelled
all over southern Cali oruia and Arizo-
ns. Mr.. Cnas. Weis- hulm, who is a very
wealthy man, manufacturer AID mine
owner in the OLD couItry, has a new sys-
tenn end process for extracting the gold
from low grade ore and plscere-. He
came over here to realize his experiences
and patents op the very biggest scale.
MIR. Weirshulm C Insiders that around
Yuma. on both s,d-s OF the COIorodo riv-
e.. I'D III d down, is one of the best op-
portunitie~ iD the w'rld and therefore
has DEC d, to stay there for a while npd
oper t.. He has bOus BIT steamer with
a thirty horse power engine for his phi
vat. use, be is building the biggest scOws
for his mactiDery for dieige boaie,
pumps. boistIug engines, etc. He bas
engaged lU0 men tn break dirt Eext
vondav. Mr.. We'rshulm engaged Mr..
Van Erxleben rs his agsnt and gen
ersI manager, sod therefore the Colonel
came back to e$iRn his position and
start then bis new career. Col. Chas
Van Erxl ben has beeu OCT the best eDgi-
neer ard drsushtmsn the surveyor gen
erals tf1 g ever had ana while all his
fri nd- dislike TO see him so, they
ar glad of his des,rvsd advancement
and wish him hearty success
The Color says H. is awfully tot IN
Yura, hut a. the Lord says, "In the
sweat OF your face. you shall ear your
money" be 10 bound to 60 there and
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

SECRETARY MORTON. Of the depart
ment of RgrIculi ure, has asked congress
t. establish The oflice Of "dire' tor-in-
chi-f" OF scientific bureaus and investi-
cations iu the d-partm-nt Of agriculture.
TO he filled toy th- president with
Or ,adly educated sci-ut'tic AMI exper-
i-nced man. The chairmep { the Ct %
mItiees Oh aer culture 10 both houses of
congress have receiv. d II number OF let
te- g from promineut college professors
of diff rent branches OF science in aCvo-
,.acy Of the project. The st tement OF
the scienutic faculty Of Yale univer ty
may be tax n AS sample. The profee-
eors cay that they regard the plan as
wi one, adding that the practical ap
% .siior Of science IN the prosecuti' o
of our industries are 10 numerous and
| are on too vast n scale in our country to
| need sry argument regsrdi' & their iui-
% rtHucs, and that the work o. the de-
partm-nt of agriculture in this di-rctIob
hae met WITH trs approval OF those best
qusl,fl-d To judge, both a. 10 its scient'-
tic value and It's practical use. In their
otinion, efficiency in the work sn eco
uomy 10 expenditures will be increased
by pIaci, the scientific work under t e
supervisi o of a person of high qTalifi-
catione, whose tenure OF flee shall be
ss nermap-pt rs that OF professors 10
universities or experts IN industrial ee-
tabli- hmenie; and they believe that this
is a fit time and the dspart meut a prac-
ticai place for be esthblIsf m ant OF :uch
an flee, aud earnestly and rene :tfuily
petition lat the measure will be carried
out.-BI adstrsst.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
Suicide of Hon. Tom Gates.

YUMA, Ariz., March 13 - Thoma
Gates. superintendent OF the territoria
prison, comitted suicid etoday by shoe,
ing himself thro ugh the head. D-s-
pondency occasioned by continued il
health is supposed to be the cause.
Gates Was a pIoa. er OF Arizona, COM
ing to Tucson from Los Angeles in 1874
He had served in the territorial leRisl =
ture. and before ID the posItion Of supeu-
iuteDdent Of the prison. 81 brave tgn'
at the outbre OF prisoners in 1887. wa,
one Of the most notable chapters in th'
annals I the south west. He was 81
years of age. He leaves no family. Hn
oody will be taken to LIS Angeles Tor
iuterment.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
NEXT Thing TO STATEHOOD.

For MANY years Ar z 'na has been
struggling for stat. hood and the iIdlcs-
t,ops are that sh- can continue to s"eat
under the collar in like Efforts Tor years
10 come. There WAS reason 10 hope
that republican congress would listen
to her pleHdipgs and that snoih bris
star would be added to the galaxy OF
states. But whatever hopes were enter
tained ip that direction have been dis
sapaied and the map who stooo between
the devil and the deepsra did not oc-
cupy a more precLrious position ihan
Arizona does today. Between Speaker
Reed on the one band ard Grover Gle
veland on the ct er haud the las.
vest. ee OF statehood hope has gone
Loves labor will be lost 10
q further urging Of that question al
thIs tune.
We elieve. however, that limited self
right tc elect the
territorial fiji ;,aIs-viII be conceded 10
us by both democrats apd republican,,
# a bill to that erd is introduced AND
pressed Uith half the ZEAL with which
the cause OF 6, atehood was espou>ed.
The gove' nor, secretary, ud.tor,
treasurer and judiciary could be elected
oy the people and paid by the govern
neDt. Such officials as now report TO
ne government could continue dong So |
r he Legislature is elected by The people, |
,ut paid by the government and 10 lieu |
II statehood there would be DO opposl |
ion 10 The extension OF this privilege to
uclude all territorial officials not sp-
,oint.d by the governor.
II Delegate Murphy will introdure
Pill OF this kind, std stay by it till II
becomes a law, he will earn The bles-
iues OF Il suff-ri people.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
PERSONALS.

DR.. Berson has removed from Simp-
aon street to corner Of Stone Ave and
Council street.
Col Fschet has gone to Oro Blanco to
expert the Old Glory property in the
interest Of eastern capital.
James Gordon Bennett bas reduced
the price OF the Evening Telegraph
from two cents to one cent.
Mr.. \. l.. B-ruaro ia in the city from
Oru Bls cn- He reporrs the cyanide
work. at the Montana God camp as in
resdine, for work as loon as Mr.. Geo
G-o..0y ratnrn from NJ --sHs-k~-- 90
Hon. Ben HeLey reterned from Aran-
sas Pass last evening. The work at
that point now under way ls proceeding
10 satisfactory manoer and deep water,
within the terms of the contract, is
assured.
Mrs. Laura NJ Johns, patiocsl orgsri-
zsr of the wOmsn's suffrage ASSOCIATION,
arrived last night &C compa, led by Gov
-rnor and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs Johns
will remain here for several days.
A large force OF men have been put to
work al Rnsemont and f1attering reports
have already been received from the
amp. 10 the bands OF It's present wn-
-rs and under the energetic management
Of Dr.. Trippel, 1t may con identDy be ex-
ec,ed to develop into steady copper
producer.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

The Phoenlx H-rsl fHvors an instruct
d delegation for Governor Mckinley To
ne republics Dational convection, We
ip not believe ibis should be dooe. We
10 believe, however, that good men only
hould be chosen to rep eeent Arizona.
,od th4t their hands shou d not be tied
tn anyone man. Such acton would br
aud detrimental to the beet
interest of The territory. 10 saying this
We have no wish to weak-n the great
Oman In the bff-ctions of Ariz mans.
but W. are decidedly opposed TO Commit
ii the delegation to his favor. Ariz
ona needs much and she should not by
any premature action take chances on
Iuseing it. With or without the vote Of
Arizona no man IN the presidential field
ha. sure call on the nomInation. AriZ-
on , is a great sllver producing count!
and il bah owes Us to tie close and fast
t. G. friend OF the white metal, and in
the absebce of such man take the next
best one to him. La the struggle OF the
giants it is poss bic that Arizona may
70 10 position to help the good cause
along but If she is compromised before
hand and she happens to miss bel
suese, she is done up.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

The Phoenix BE ad announces the
iefalcatIop OF Mr. Il. B Kirkland of that
.ity one Z the b st. knuuu cit z-ns Of
ARIZONA. Mr. Kirkland has occupied
many fl .es of trust. nd has borne an
IN tl- mished reputation here ofore bf-
."g considered man OF the strictest in
tegriiy. That be- shot ii fall b,
va, side 10 to be sInc-re y regrett' d.
L. is hard to understand thsta nan oc-
.upy ing the high position so long retai o.
I'd ny Mr.. Kukl-rd should commit such
udiscretious &c are laid at his door.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
TRuE aIMEcALL,ISM.

A orrespopdeDt, Who eisne nimseii
"A R-pu blican," def-nds the republic
an platform OF 1892 on the ground that
the bim- -taIlic siandsrd is mai tel ed
by the use of both gold and silver 10
nearly corresponding sm puBts. Count
inc silver rtIficates ss the equivalent
OF silver dollars, the amount OF silver
10 circulation and 10 the treasury is but
little less Il sn the amount OF gold. Con-
seoueptIy, he srgu-e, We have substan-
tial bimetLliism, Our CORES 2ondeot If
in error. The use of money ot t~e
me,aX one as money OF ultimate re-
6-mutlon, the other as token mon"y to
Dc reG. .-nsa n prImsr, money, doee not
constitute bime,allIsm. Tne essential
q lality Of primary money Is Its power 10
paying debts, including the redemption
OF currency. To acquire this power
bulli % of the two metals must oe so-
miited to the mints on eqrai terms on
some ratio. 1t Is not necessary that the
old rnti, OF l6 to be retaioed. LII the
ratio should be fixed at 20 TO l, and thr
dollar coined at that ratio be given
equal debt-psying power bimetallism is
fairly ests blIshed. The government has
coined 423.0OO.OO0 STANDARD silver
dollars and issu.d treasury notes I'D
paymant OF silver bullion to the amount
Of sl37, ,0JO,OOo. But with a consider
sbls part of this silver money 10 the
treasury the government has borrowed |
S262, COG, ,OO0 in gold to redeem currenc!
with. Under a bimetsIlic system the
money would have been used copJJirtl, |
With gold moGey.
10 it's capacity as measurer OF values
only the sini OF money 10 which all
debts Cav be paid is CONSIDERED. 10 |
Tins OF financial distre the whole
volume of The currency shriuks to tha
part Of il which will be accepted H.
payment of debts Unless the silver
co nei and that held AS bullion Is invest
I'd with the same debt paving lower
that g I'D possesses it cannot be COUNTED
in % akinR up the volume OF money b.
whicn the value OF comm odities is
ed. s.. F. Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH
MAINE?

Senator Hale has arised bis un.
doubted right to OF pose the Gu ban res O.
luton. The uotic- able thing about the
exercise OF that rigb; is that he is the
third prominent representative from
Mains who grows faint at possibi Ity u
wa. Boutelle, Who used To be fierce.
WIS the only ntn 10 the house to epeak
against the bill to appoin ct the Venezue-
Ia commission. Reed has made 30
speeches, bnt he exercises bis Influence
rs speaker TO keep appropriations down
to the prace limit. The action of Reed,
Hale snd Boutelle ipJicate purpose Cd
the part of r. pu blicsn leaders TO permit
the administration to O. Joy whatever
political CAPT al can be made out OF an
aggreeti i've fcreign policy. ULder Blaine's
leadership The re : ublicans won some re-
pnta ius as jingoes. This fact had snme-
thing 90 do with the movement OF mil
lionaires in 1884 in support OF Cleveland.
Cham bers Of commerce 10 all parts OF the
9 uutry and stock exchanges, which bu,
and sell bonds and stock, deprecate any
action which may lead to controversies.
r. WAS said that Mr.. Clevelard's Vepe-
zuela messhee caused a shrinkage in the
value OF tirsi-claes securities to the
amount of from 81 900, ,OOO, 900 to s2,OO0,
OOO, 900. Eastern journals which % 1T
openly represent capital have been lit
tie shy OF Cleveland ever since. They
do not know what be might do under
political necessity. tits possible, th-re-
fore, that the three Maine leaders are
angling for the support that Cleveland |
took from Blaine iD ISIS. F. Buile-
tiu.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
Unciaimed Lette, q.

Unclaimed d Letters.
List of advertised letters remainins
10 thu Tucson post uffice for the week
ending March Z, 1896.
Acuna, Teotilo Mason. N P
/ IAivarHIo, Maria Meudoza. Lucia
Albnr, z, V-u' 'eruteMeudCza, Eugenio
/ Attain rama, Mendoza, Gua'iure
As-ved", Iguscio MeDdo>s, Pa>cuai
A villa, JusLa N de MeUdOZ4. Carmen
AVIS, Lettie holius, J"sefa VI
Baron, Conception Moral.z, Franci-ca
BeDDef, Mrs Carllne MortDo, NJ rgarita
B-nD, 2 NJ Mor-nO, Ana Maria
b, jprquez, Ramon Mortie. J-mes
k' joIQIz, Maris AMunuZ, Julian
Bcoib, p Il Murphy, j
Brichi8, Mrs M F n cbolr, Nj
CarriIlo, AdolfU o NnrieRa, Manuel P
G stillo, DuminRo OrteRa, Juans
C-rvar t-e, E.oisa Orabueps, L
Church. Wv Powers, JP
Clark, Mre Tom Preciado, Lups
Clark, Je Rsner, John
Cherry. George R'sley, G
Cou,, Flank 2 R,berss, Francisco
N"rdob CarmelItrR nero. Jesus
Cordovs, Julian S .eDz, Josefa
Corrales, Iues G S ,nchrz. Prudenc:o
Corral-e, Manuel Scales, Harry
Davis, II B Smtr. Mrs. s A
d .miopuz, Gab,ielSio. Sebera
Ebert, Fred Stnrm, William =
Garcia, Pro ,opIo Srsphe' son. E m-r
Gaff. James Summerfiald, Ed
G iles, Adrian TER azae. D hicio
Harrison. Me- E CTruinIo. J-sus
n H.Inrke. Wilhelm Turr er, J VI
Herr ar dez, AlblnsValencia, Narciso
-'e lie. Larnine V-lenzu la, 'se
Jnhrsnp, w A Valer ZIelE. d ,mrap
Lavery. Thomas Villeeas. C+I-stino
Light. David w lker. John
L'manes, Juan w il. NJ
Jrs.fa E EdeWhitney. J mes L
NJ Martinez, Ignacio
tHAs. DEG RoFF, z. NJ.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

THE indications sre that President
Cl+ vel.Ld will be the nominee of ID.
democratic parry. All the mutlerint e
AID vsporings of the fail hful will dIsHI
pear when once he is before them as
tie z leader. Whatever may be raid OF
bis secoLd Z. rm a. ed ID OF his hrst ano
{ 10 -am- "je-p d-fk tast," then 10 To.
% pui5 of the democracy ID siiIl with
tn 10. Give bim bow. yer, the uolnina.
tlon aod the murL % fed past will be FOL
Rott-n a be held up a bright sno
81 iolng :Iisht OF grt-Ousnsse, tu'
when The fficial loA,e- have once mor.
been diyld. d hIsnk uir tie &" pay sgaiD
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
The CITIZEN takes pleasure 10 call

THE CITIZEN takes pleasure 10 calling
h. attention OF il readers To the course
( lee ures To b. given IN this cIty-ihe
- itial one C ming ff tonight-hnd du-
.ppr. citation should be .hcwn by giving
the speakers croe dad houses. II Tue
on is t. become the important uuivers
town predicted, euch lectu rs as these
vill oe demanded. There has been some
discussion as 10 whether Tucson is
strong enough, intellectnallv. to upporl
these efforts, and the general feeling
: that they Will warrant the hearty sup
port that v i'll be acc rded them.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

TIE dsath OF Thoe. G tAe, OF Yuma.
cuts another gap in the ra' ks OF the
pioneers He wae formerly a resident OF
this cit, arc is we'll known through ut
snutherb and central ArlZ ma. In bic
d a he was cpnsid-red somewhat K sp
il fluen,ial democratic pf Triton. but OF
lat.. \ ears he rs said TO have lnst ca te
with bis party. He has ,wever many
friends who will regret to learn OF bis
violent death.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
Tho Mineral Market.
Not to be Terrified With.
From the Cincinnati cazette.l

Will people never learn at "col6"
is an accident To Oe dreaded. and thai
en IL occurs tr-d m nj ebUud be
promptly applitG? There is DO know
ing wnere ih4 trouule wills end; ant
hlle cJmple recovery l. thu ruiz, ih'
xceptInDs are IerrIUly frsquent, an
thousands upt.n thousands of fatal III
nesses occ'r every var ushered 10 by
! ttl- l. iudicious exposure aud sermIng-
Iy tr d syHl tin-. B-yoi d taIs, the Re
are today cJuut es~ inv"l.ds Wn" can
trace their umplnInis to cold" which
~ tia time # OccUrreI ce gave no con
reru, aud were therefore elected
When troubled With cold, Use Cham
berla MS Cough R-med L. 10 promp
and IF crual. 90 cent BOTTLES for sal
by Fred File sbmsn. druggist
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
JUDGING from his racant unQus

JUDGING from his recant unguarded
utt-rHuc-e, PresIne, I Cleveland would
sepm 10 h, ve fprVct'en that he was nom
mated for the pr-si 'en"v, three years
rgp, by tie v"te and il hueuca of The
New Mexico d-lesatinn. Perhaps,
though, thus is hut another reason ~hy
th- t. t.rri,nr> ehould be damned. Las
Vepae. n. NJ. Opti".
Hold. enouphl Has the Ortic never
heard of Govern or Hughes Of Arizon
II not il had hetrer get Its spe'lsr down
and read awhile. The governor OF Ari-
zona, not the Delegation from New Mex
leo, was the president maker, and Clave-
land when be climb bed the pole for the
ed q cation Of the home missionary socie-
w. gave an exhib tion OF bis ingratitude
to hi pol ticAl creator. A few move
such breaks and his financisi policy
NUT look for cuccOo support outside ol
Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

Today 10 the district court John
3pYers is being tIi-d on th- rarne OF
'u'g Hry AID the " drnced Is being
apIdIy taken. Q rite sn argument arOe-
hrnurh the aLIorpey 8 fer The defense
intending that the indIctement was
ut eutfici-utly strOT g for c.-e -
,ur, larry a must charse to whom IN
property elouged. snd they lso charge eO
htt the evidence wac no sufb1i-I tO
u-tain the cha G. of burglary, as there
VS. no evidence nf o -eskIng into the
.,ar. and while J. might show larcery,
~ lid not show burgarlv, the court
verru'e6 the argument and the case
orocces ded.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
None but Ayers ar Che Worlds Fair

Ayers S-re' parilia ct vs. the extra
ordinary distinction of having hesn the
onl, blood pnr'fiar all wed an EXHIBIT
a. ,he Wo ld's F sir, Chicago. Ma'u-
fHcturers Of other sareapHrilas sought
ny every means TO abtain "A showing of
their eoods. but they w-re all turned
away under the application o. the rule
forbiddinv the entry OF pbtrnt medicines
and nostrums. The decision OF the
World'- fair authorities in favor oi
Ayers Sarsarar,iis Was iu effect as fol
lowe: layers Sarsapariila is not o pat.
ent medicine. Ii does not belong to the
liat OF nostrums. It is here on its mer-
:ts."
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
Your Boy Won't Live a Month

So Mr.. Gman B.own, Of 34 Mill
street, 5 'uth Gardner, Mass, WIS told
10y the DOCTORS. Hi, son had lung
trouble, following typhoid malaria, and
be spent three huodred aud seventy five
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him W, saying: "Ynur boy ~on't We
month" He tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery aud few bottles ret ttored him
10 heal and enabled him to go to work
perfectly we'll man. He saye he owes
his present 0ood health TO the use Of
D. K,ng's New d scovery, and knows
il t. ne the best 10 The world TO- lung
'rouble. Trial bottles free at George
Martins drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

Harp.r's b z4r, March l4th. viii oe
three times the ordinary size, and will
have an ornamental cover, showing the
youug woman of the period mounted bike
a prl cass on her bicycle. Rev. DR. VIM.
P Hughes will discuss wheel ng in 'hs
TyroI." Another writer will tell how
Summer Parties may ride the Bicycle
in Europe" DR.. Lucy Hall Brown will
show Or, no ,he medical point Of view the
remedial eff f-cts OF the wheel on the heal
tn of women. Mary Sargent Hopkips
and Ida Tarfford bell will write OF prac-
tical topics C INJECTED With wheeling:
Bicycle dress will be amply illustrated
and fully described. The number Will
contain a striking story by Octave Than.
e., entitled "The Patience OF MIR
O0dop."a and clever farce, entitled mo,
by Florence E. Pratt.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21
$1,000 IN PRIZES.


Use the letters contained in the text
"MoNoN SEEDS Grow" and form a.
may words as you can, using letters
either backward or forward, bus don't
use any letter in the same word more
ms than il appears in "MoNoN SEEDS
GKow." FUr example the words: see,
D., none, weeds, etc The p, rson TO- m
I1g the greatest number OF words, using
no letters in the text, will receive One
dundreo DOlsrs 10 cash. For the next
argest list We will give SO 10 cash, for
sse pext SIS cash, ana for each OF The
eat ten largest lIsts We will sIve SlO In
sol,. IL you are good at word making
Ou can secure a valuable prIZ-, as The
douUn Seed Co. intend giving many
undred special prizes 10 persons send
ug them lists conta. ming over twenty
i've words. W'ite your name on list OF
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me postpaid with II twO-cent stamps
COR g com bInatIon package Of Monon
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I4ck-ts OF the latest and most popular
howers Of different varieties, also parti-
lars and rules of distribution OF prizes.
This word col t-st will be carefully and
.oue cient"u-ly conducted, and il solely
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our seeds in new localities. You will re-
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yer offered, and besides, il you are able
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tuuiiy to secure a valuable prize. We
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n the distribution OF pIzAs in this con-
test. We assure you that your trial or
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Write your nsme plainly and send list
"a early a. possible.
Address, Monon Seed c..
Monon B d.. Chicago, Ill.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-03-21

Carelesensss in gIrlhood causes the
gr-atest suti-rirg anu uohspp ness 10
Rft-r life. l. tie irregularI'I-s emo
w-sknesses la gi'ls should be- looked
after promptly and treatment piv.n III
once. DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite P0eecrip-
ton promotes regularity "f all f-uiniDe
funcuons, max strength and builds up
q sturdy n-al, b wIIh which to meet the
trials to come. The Favoritr PreecriL-
ton is not a univ rssl panscra. 1t II
good for but one thi q. Ii Is directed
solely at one set os orssns.
DR.. Pierce'r Common S.nse Medical
AdvIser, q zoos rrge m- deal work,
prof is-ly illustrated, will be sent fr-e
IN receipto 81 one cert s.smps tn cover
postage only. Address. Worlds Dis.
p nsary Medical Association, Buffalo,
NJ